I am using a python wrapper to call functions of a c++ dll library. A ctype is returned by the dll library, which I convert to numpy array
score = np.ctypeslib.as_array(score,1)
however, the array has no shape?
score
>>> array(-0.019486344729027664)
score.shape
>>> ()
score[0]
>>> IndexError: too many indices for array
How can I extract a double from the score array?
Thank you.
You can access the data inside a 0-dimensional array via indexing [()]
.
For example, score[()]
will retrieve the underlying data in your array.
The idiom is in fact consistent:
# x, y, z are 0-dim, 1-dim, 2-dim respectively
x = np.array(1)
y = np.array([1, 2, 3])
z = np.array([[1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6]])
# use 0-dim, 1-dim, 2-dim tuple indexers respectively
res_x = x[()] # 1
res_y = y[(1,)] # 2
res_z = z[(1, 2)] # 6
Tuples seem unnatural because you don't need to use them explicitly for the 1d and 2d cases, i.e. y[1]
and z[1, 2]
suffice. That option isn't available for the 0-dim case, so use the zero-length tuple.
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