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import numpy as np | |
import pylab as lab | |
# don't show all decimal places when printing | |
np.set_printoptions(precision=4) | |
# define a, b and c | |
a = np.ones([4,4]) | |
print "a:\n", a | |
b = a * 2 | |
print "\nb:\n", b | |
c = np.arange(16) | |
c = c.reshape(4, 4) | |
print "\nc:\n", c | |
# Check that the traces of a,b and c are 4, 8 and 30 respectively | |
print "The traces of a, b and c are 4, 8 and 30 respectively:", | |
print [4,8,30] == [np.trace(m) for m in (a,b,c)] | |
# Check that the determinants of a,b and c are all 0 | |
import numpy.linalg as npla | |
print "The determinants of a,b and c are all zero:", | |
print all([npla.det(m)==0 for m in (a,b,c)]) | |
cs = np.sqrt(c) | |
print "\nsqrt(c):" | |
print cs | |
print "\nDeterminant of sqrt(c): ", | |
print npla.det(cs) | |
print "\nInverse of sqrt(c):" | |
print npla.inv(cs) | |
print "\nEigenvalues of a and b:" | |
a_eval, a_evec = npla.eig(a) | |
b_eval, b_evec = npla.eig(b) | |
print "a: ", np.round(a_eval, 5) | |
print "b: ", np.round(b_eval, 5) | |
print "\nThe eigenvalues of b are 2x eigenvectors of a" | |
print "\nEigenvectors (to 4 d.p.):" | |
print "a: " | |
for v in a_evec.transpose(): | |
print np.round(v, 5) | |
print "b: " | |
for v in b_evec.transpose(): | |
print np.round(v, 5) | |
print "\nThe eigenvectors of a and b are the same" | |
print "\nCheck a.eigenvector = eigenvalue*a:" | |
for val, vec in zip(a_eval, a_evec.transpose()): | |
print np.round(np.dot(a, vec),2), "=", np.round(val*vec,2) | |
print "\nnp.eye(5):" | |
print np.eye(5) | |
print "np.eye creates an identity matrix of size NxN" | |
# 3B - slicing arrays | |
print "Part 3B" | |
q = np.loadtxt('numpy_test.txt') | |
print "2) q is a %d row by %d col matrix" % np.shape(q) | |
print "3) q[3,2] is %r" % q[3,2] | |
print "4) np.shape(q[2:6,1:4]) as a %d row by %d col matrix" % np.shape(q[2:6,1:4]) | |
print "5) the largest element of q[2:3, :3] is %r" % np.max(q[2:3, :3]) | |
print "6) every other element of the first column of q" | |
print "Even elements:" | |
# print [x for i, x in enumerate(q[:,0]) if i%2==0] | |
print q[::2,0] | |
print "Odd elements:" | |
# print [x for i, x in enumerate(q[:,0]) if i%2==1] | |
print q[1::2,0] | |
print "7) bottom right 3x3 matrix:" | |
print q[-3:,-3:] | |
# 3C Lagrange Interpolation | |
def l_i(x, xs, i): | |
"""The ith Lagrange basis polynomial, Li(x).""" | |
xi = xs[i] | |
num, den = 1.0, 1.0 | |
for j, xj in enumerate(xs): | |
if not j == i: | |
num *= (x - xj) | |
den *= (xi - xj) | |
return num/den | |
def L(x, xs, ys): | |
"""Returns the lagrange interpolated value of x, given points Xs and Ys.""" | |
ps = zip(xs, ys) | |
return sum(y*l_i(x, xs, i) for (i, (_,y)) in enumerate(ps)) | |
def plot_lagrange(xs, ys): | |
lxs = np.linspace(min(xs), max(xs), 100) | |
lys = [L(x, xs, ys) for x in lxs] | |
lab.plot(lxs, lys, label='lagrange') | |
lab.plot(xs, ys, label='points') | |
lab.legend() | |
lab.show() | |
lag = np.loadtxt('lagrange_data.txt') | |
lab.title("Plot of lagrange_data.txt interpolated using lagrange polynomial") | |
plot_lagrange(lag[:,0],lag[:,1]) | |
# 3D Runge's Problem | |
def f(x): | |
return (1.0 / (1 + 25*x**2)) | |
def runge_xs(n): | |
return np.array([(2.0*i)/n - 1 for i in range(n+1)]) | |
x_runge = runge_xs(10) | |
y_runge = f(x_runge) | |
lab.title('Runge\'s Problem: At n=10 there are oscillations at the ends of the interval') | |
plot_lagrange(x_runge, y_runge) | |
lab.title( "Runge's Problem: At larger values of n, oscillations grow") | |
lab.plot(runge_xs(100), f(runge_xs(100)), label='f(x)') | |
for n in range(5, 15, 3): | |
xs = runge_xs(n) | |
lys = [L(x, xs, f(xs)) for x in np.linspace(-1,1,100)] | |
lab.plot(np.linspace(-1,1,100), lys, label='lagrange n=%d' % n) | |
lab.legend() | |
lab.show() | |
# 3E Chebyshev nodes | |
def cheby_xs(n): | |
return np.cos([((2*i-1)/(2.0*n))*np.pi for i in range(1, n+1)]) | |
# Cheby spaced points do not show such large oscillations | |
# and fit f(x) with lower error given a larger n | |
lab.title('Runge\'s Problem: Chebyshev distributed points do not show such large oscillations (n=21)') | |
plot_lagrange(cheby_xs(21), f(cheby_xs(21))) |
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