I have a one numpy array look like:
[array([580, 201]), array([167, 701]), array([167, 694]), array([979, 725]), array([ 200, 1271]), array([1005, 1266]), array([ 180, 1568]), array([ 994, 1591]), array([ 539, 1862])]
and I want to extract 580 from and 201 so that I can found min and max of x and y. So that I compare other coordinates with x_min,x_max,y_min and y_max and if the coordinates are lies in range so they will append otherwise we create new array.
I tried to find extract array element but then I can't find the any solution to do operation on it.
coordinates = [array([580, 201]), array([167, 701]), array([167, 694]), array([979, 725]), array([ 200, 1271]), array([1005, 1266]), array([ 180, 1568]), array([ 994, 1591]), array([ 539, 1862])]
for i in coordinates_new[0]:
print(i)
output: 580
201
I tried to do extract only 580 and 201 so that I compared to this with other coordinates when I use i[0] it will give error that IndexError: invalid index and scalar variable
I'm not sure I understood the question, but just to get things started:
import numpy as np
aa =[[580, 201], [167, 701], [167, 694], [979, 725], [ 200, 1271], [1005, 1266], [ 180, 1568],
[ 994, 1591], [ 539, 1862]]
print(f' list :\n{aa}\n')
bb=np.array(aa)
print(f' np.array :\n {bb}\n')
cc=np.transpose(bb)
print(f' transposed array :\n {cc}\n')
print(f' xmax: {np.max(cc[0])}')
print(f' ymax: {np.max(cc[1])}')
print(f' xmin: {np.min(cc[0])}')
print(f' ymin: {np.min(cc[1])}')
output:
list :
[[580, 201], [167, 701], [167, 694], [979, 725], [200, 1271], [1005, 1266], [180, 1568], [994, 1591], [539, 1862]]
np.array :
[[ 580 201]
[ 167 701]
[ 167 694]
[ 979 725]
[ 200 1271]
[1005 1266]
[ 180 1568]
[ 994 1591]
[ 539 1862]]
transposed array :
[[ 580 167 167 979 200 1005 180 994 539]
[ 201 701 694 725 1271 1266 1568 1591 1862]]
xmax: 1005
ymax: 1862
xmin: 167
ymin: 201
applying some condition to elements of the array:
bb=[] # empty list
for a in aa:
print(a)
if a[0]>200: bb.append(a) # you can have two conditions, of course, a[1]>..
print()
for b in bb:
print(b)
output:
[580, 201]
[167, 701]
[167, 694]
[979, 725]
[200, 1271]
[1005, 1266]
[180, 1568]
[994, 1591]
[539, 1862]
[580, 201]
[979, 725]
[1005, 1266]
[994, 1591]
[539, 1862]
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