Meinrad Recheis

Don't forget to make the design recursive, so that you can have a `view` of a `view` of a `view` of a 'storage'.

Update: Python's slice notation for accessing slices of NDArray has been implemented. However, the implementation of a view that serves that slice of the original data still needs to be...

> @BillyDJr Try > > ```cs > shuffled_X = X[Slice.All, new Slice(permutation)]; > ``` No, he needs index access to get shuffled data. It should be ```cs shuffled_X = X[Slice.All,...

Obviously, this should also work in NumSharp, but there seems to be a bug somewhere.

I implemented the NDArray.ToString() but at the time I didn't know that Numpy has a way of not showing the middle elements of a huge array. if you create a...

or ```C# label[i][$"{yind}, {xind}, {iou_mast}, 0:4"] = bbox_xywh; ``` Btw: we could try implicitly convert from int to Slice.Index(int)

We might have to extend the slicing algorithm to accept a mask (i.e. Slice.Mask(boolean_array)). He is porting Python code so it seems Python allows mixing of indices and masks.

I know, @Nucs is removing the int[] indexer in favor of an object[] indexer so that implicit conversion operators don't get in the way and we can reliably forward the...

Numpy.NET delivers a python distri for windows. You can use the alternative package Numpy.Bare which doesn't distribute python and install Python yourself. All you need to do is to set...

> Remember! you have to keep reference to the original NDArray, otherwise the NDArray will be disposed and will release the memory. (@henon is there a tag field we can...