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Python equivalent to Matlab function 'ellipke'

Is there a command/commands in Python equivalent to Matlab's ellipke(M) function?

K = ellipke(M) returns the complete elliptic integral of the first kind for the each element in M.

Sympy的mpmath.ellipk(m,** kwargs)可以为您评估第一种完整的椭圆积分。

You could vectorize mpmath.ellipk(m, **kwargs) to work with arrays :

ellipke = numpy.vectorize(mpmath.ellipk)

But If you don't want to deal with sympy , you can define your own method using scipy.integrate.quad

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