Suppose I have a long list of objects (say, a list of numpy matrices of bool elements) foo = [a, b, c]
, that I want to compare with some bitwise operator, to get something like a | b | c
a | b | c
a | b | c
.
If I could use this bitwise operation as a function, say a bitwiseor
function, I could simply do this with bitwiseor(*foo)
. However, I was not able to find whether the bitwise or can be written in such functional form.
Is there some handy way to handle this kind of problem? Or should I just use a loop to compare all the elements cumulatively?
Using the functional method in operator
in combination withfunctools.reduce
:
>>> import operator, functools
>>> functools.reduce(operator.or_, [1, 2, 3])
3
numpy
has a number of functions that support reducing along an axis. See numpy.bitwise_or
and numpy.bitwise_or.reduce
.
np.bitwise_or.reduce(your_array)
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