我无法理解以下输出.我希望Numpy返回-10(或近似值).为什么是复数?
I cannot understand the following output. I would expect Numpy to return -10 (or an approximation). Why is it a complex number?
print((-1000)**(1/3.))脾气暴躁的答案
(5+8.660254037844384j)Numpy官方教程说答案是nan.您可以在本教程的中间找到它.
Numpy official tutorial says the answer is nan. You can find it in the middle of this tutorial.
推荐答案您正在对常规的Python标量而不是numpy数组求幂.
You are exponentiating a regular Python scalar rather than a numpy array.
尝试一下:
import numpy as np print(np.array(-1000) ** (1. / 3)) # nan区别在于numpy不会自动将结果提升为复杂类型,而将Python 3标量提升为复杂值(在Python 2.7中,您只会得到ValueError).
The difference is that numpy does not automatically promote the result to a complex type, whereas a Python 3 scalar gets promoted to a complex value (in Python 2.7 you would just get a ValueError).
如上面给出的@jonrsharpe链接中所述,负数具有多个多维数据集根.要获得所需的根,可以执行以下操作:
As explained in the link @jonrsharpe gave above, negative numbers have multiple cube roots. To get the root you are looking for, you could do something like this:
x = -1000 print(np.copysign(np.abs(x) ** (1. / 3), x)) # -10.0更新1
马克·狄金森(Mark Dickinson)对于问题的根本原因是绝对正确的-由于舍入错误,1. / 3与第三位不完全相同,因此x ** (1. / 3)与x的立方根并不完全相同
Update 1
Mark Dickinson is absolutely right about the underlying cause of the problem - 1. / 3 is not exactly the same as a third because of rounding error, so x ** (1. / 3) is not quite the same thing as the cube root of x.
更好的解决方案是使用 scipy.special.cbrt ,它计算精确"多维数据集根而不是x ** (1./3):
A better solution would be to use scipy.special.cbrt, which computes the 'exact' cube root rather than x ** (1./3):
from scipy.special import cbrt print(cbrt(-1000)) # -10.0更新2
还值得注意的是版本的numpy> = 0.10.0 将基于 C99 cbrt函数.
Update 2
It's also worth noting that versions of numpy >= 0.10.0 will have a new np.cbrt function based on the C99 cbrt function.
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