Hi,
Here is a weird example, on Ubuntu 17.04 with Python 3.5.3 and Numpy 1.13.0:
In [0]: import numpy as np
In [1]: set([np.nan] * 5)
Out[1]: {nan} # OK
In [2]: set(np.array([np.nan] * 5))
Out[2]: {nan, nan, nan, nan, nan} # <--- ???
In [3]: set([10] * 5)
Out[3]: {10}
In [4]: set(np.array([10] * 5))
Out[4]: {10} # only for np.nan ??
I don't understand how {nan,nan,nan,nan,nan} is even possible. The array was constructed with np.nan replicated 5 times (and the same works with np.full(5, np.nan)).
I searched on StackOverflow and on the documentation, but cannot find any explanation for this weird behavior.
Thanks in advance if I'm just misunderstanding something!
But in case it's a bug, I can try to help (if a maintainer advise me on the good direction).
Hi,
Here is a weird example, on Ubuntu 17.04 with Python 3.5.3 and Numpy 1.13.0:
I don't understand how
{nan,nan,nan,nan,nan}is even possible. The array was constructed withnp.nanreplicated 5 times (and the same works withnp.full(5, np.nan)).I searched on StackOverflow and on the documentation, but cannot find any explanation for this weird behavior.
Thanks in advance if I'm just misunderstanding something!
But in case it's a bug, I can try to help (if a maintainer advise me on the good direction).