Hi,
I am trying to understand better the concept of Tuples and Array, and how to convert Tuples to Arrays.
This is What I am doing:
Using StatsBase
h=fit(Histogram,rand(100),0:0.01:1)
e=z.edges
typeof(e)
Tuple{FloatRange{Float64}}
# Convert to array here
x=collect(e)
typeof(x)
Vector{FloatRange{Float64},1}
I dont understand the following:
If I try “length(x)” I get the value 1, where I was actually expecting 101.
In order to obtain 101 I have to do “size(x[:][1])” . Why ?
How to convert the Tuple to Array in order to access its elements ?
thank you
h.edges
is a one-element tuple, (0.0:0.01:1.0,)
, whose only element h.edges[1] == 0.0:0.01:1.0
is a range from 0 to 1.0. If you collect the one-element tuple, you get a one-element array, whereas collecting the range h.edges[1]
expands it into the 101-element array you’ve seen.
As for why h.edges
is a one-element tuple of range, rather than just a range, you’d have to read the docs to understand that, but it’s undoubtedly this way because sometimes h.edges
will be more than just one range (maybe if the input is an N-dimensional arrays, it will return N ranges).
Does that help?
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Yes it helps a lot ! thank you so much !