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Difference between the methods array_equal and array_equiv in NumPy
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schedule Mar 9, 2022
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expand_more Both methods array_equal(~)
and array_equiv(~)
are similar in that they both return a single Boolean when all the elements in the given arrays are equal pair-wise.
The key difference is that array_equal
returns True when the shape of the arrays exactly match, whereas array_equiv
will also return True if the one array can be broadcasted to take on the same shape.
Here's an example:
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NumPy | array_equal method
Numpy's array_equal(~) takes in two arrays and returns True if they have the same shape and elements.
NumPy | array_equiv method
Numpy's array_equiv(~) takes in two arrays and returns True if they have consistent shape and the same elements.
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