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I want to create a list of 10 matrix (32,32,3) that will contain a sum of values from my RGB images.



So I used matrixSum = np.zeros((10,32,32,3),np.uint64)

And I thought to access it using matrixSum[indiceClass][ligne][col][rgb]

But I keep having an error telling me that matrixSum[indiceClass] is only size 1
enter image description here

So I changed my code to matrixSum[indiceClass][0][ligne][col][rgb] and I do not have this error anymore but it brings me troubles later.



Am I doing something wrong? It don't understand why I would have an array of size 1 in the middle instead of 32. Or is it logical?

Here is the full code of the function : (indiceclasse will only be between 0 and 9)



def createMatrixSum(data, nbImagesParClasse):
matricesSum = np.zeros((10,32,32,3),np.uint64)
indiceClasse = 0
for i in range(0,80):
indiceClasse = data["y"][i]
indiceClasse -= 1;
nbImagesParClasse[indiceClasse] += 1
for ligne in range(32):
for col in range(32):
for rgb in range(3):
matricesSum[indiceClasse][ligne][col][rgb] += data["X"][ligne,col,rgb,i]
return matricesSum, nbImagesParClasse


Edit : here is the len and shape of my data/matrix before the error.
enter image description here

I don't see anything wrong.










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  • Left hand side seems ok, can you check len/shape of data.

    – Seljuk Gülcan
    Nov 15 '18 at 0:42











  • Added information on len and shape. But what I find strange is that matrixSum[indiceClass][0][ligne][col][rgb] is working even though it shouldn't.

    – FloLp
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:22
















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I want to create a list of 10 matrix (32,32,3) that will contain a sum of values from my RGB images.



So I used matrixSum = np.zeros((10,32,32,3),np.uint64)

And I thought to access it using matrixSum[indiceClass][ligne][col][rgb]

But I keep having an error telling me that matrixSum[indiceClass] is only size 1
enter image description here

So I changed my code to matrixSum[indiceClass][0][ligne][col][rgb] and I do not have this error anymore but it brings me troubles later.



Am I doing something wrong? It don't understand why I would have an array of size 1 in the middle instead of 32. Or is it logical?

Here is the full code of the function : (indiceclasse will only be between 0 and 9)



def createMatrixSum(data, nbImagesParClasse):
matricesSum = np.zeros((10,32,32,3),np.uint64)
indiceClasse = 0
for i in range(0,80):
indiceClasse = data["y"][i]
indiceClasse -= 1;
nbImagesParClasse[indiceClasse] += 1
for ligne in range(32):
for col in range(32):
for rgb in range(3):
matricesSum[indiceClasse][ligne][col][rgb] += data["X"][ligne,col,rgb,i]
return matricesSum, nbImagesParClasse


Edit : here is the len and shape of my data/matrix before the error.
enter image description here

I don't see anything wrong.










share|improve this question
























  • Left hand side seems ok, can you check len/shape of data.

    – Seljuk Gülcan
    Nov 15 '18 at 0:42











  • Added information on len and shape. But what I find strange is that matrixSum[indiceClass][0][ligne][col][rgb] is working even though it shouldn't.

    – FloLp
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:22














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I want to create a list of 10 matrix (32,32,3) that will contain a sum of values from my RGB images.



So I used matrixSum = np.zeros((10,32,32,3),np.uint64)

And I thought to access it using matrixSum[indiceClass][ligne][col][rgb]

But I keep having an error telling me that matrixSum[indiceClass] is only size 1
enter image description here

So I changed my code to matrixSum[indiceClass][0][ligne][col][rgb] and I do not have this error anymore but it brings me troubles later.



Am I doing something wrong? It don't understand why I would have an array of size 1 in the middle instead of 32. Or is it logical?

Here is the full code of the function : (indiceclasse will only be between 0 and 9)



def createMatrixSum(data, nbImagesParClasse):
matricesSum = np.zeros((10,32,32,3),np.uint64)
indiceClasse = 0
for i in range(0,80):
indiceClasse = data["y"][i]
indiceClasse -= 1;
nbImagesParClasse[indiceClasse] += 1
for ligne in range(32):
for col in range(32):
for rgb in range(3):
matricesSum[indiceClasse][ligne][col][rgb] += data["X"][ligne,col,rgb,i]
return matricesSum, nbImagesParClasse


Edit : here is the len and shape of my data/matrix before the error.
enter image description here

I don't see anything wrong.










share|improve this question
















I want to create a list of 10 matrix (32,32,3) that will contain a sum of values from my RGB images.



So I used matrixSum = np.zeros((10,32,32,3),np.uint64)

And I thought to access it using matrixSum[indiceClass][ligne][col][rgb]

But I keep having an error telling me that matrixSum[indiceClass] is only size 1
enter image description here

So I changed my code to matrixSum[indiceClass][0][ligne][col][rgb] and I do not have this error anymore but it brings me troubles later.



Am I doing something wrong? It don't understand why I would have an array of size 1 in the middle instead of 32. Or is it logical?

Here is the full code of the function : (indiceclasse will only be between 0 and 9)



def createMatrixSum(data, nbImagesParClasse):
matricesSum = np.zeros((10,32,32,3),np.uint64)
indiceClasse = 0
for i in range(0,80):
indiceClasse = data["y"][i]
indiceClasse -= 1;
nbImagesParClasse[indiceClasse] += 1
for ligne in range(32):
for col in range(32):
for rgb in range(3):
matricesSum[indiceClasse][ligne][col][rgb] += data["X"][ligne,col,rgb,i]
return matricesSum, nbImagesParClasse


Edit : here is the len and shape of my data/matrix before the error.
enter image description here

I don't see anything wrong.







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  • Left hand side seems ok, can you check len/shape of data.

    – Seljuk Gülcan
    Nov 15 '18 at 0:42











  • Added information on len and shape. But what I find strange is that matrixSum[indiceClass][0][ligne][col][rgb] is working even though it shouldn't.

    – FloLp
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:22


















  • Left hand side seems ok, can you check len/shape of data.

    – Seljuk Gülcan
    Nov 15 '18 at 0:42











  • Added information on len and shape. But what I find strange is that matrixSum[indiceClass][0][ligne][col][rgb] is working even though it shouldn't.

    – FloLp
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:22

















Left hand side seems ok, can you check len/shape of data.

– Seljuk Gülcan
Nov 15 '18 at 0:42





Left hand side seems ok, can you check len/shape of data.

– Seljuk Gülcan
Nov 15 '18 at 0:42













Added information on len and shape. But what I find strange is that matrixSum[indiceClass][0][ligne][col][rgb] is working even though it shouldn't.

– FloLp
Nov 15 '18 at 8:22






Added information on len and shape. But what I find strange is that matrixSum[indiceClass][0][ligne][col][rgb] is working even though it shouldn't.

– FloLp
Nov 15 '18 at 8:22













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Well, turns out that the "indiceClass" I tried to obtain was not an integer as I thought but a list of size 1.
So using it as an index added another list into my matrix which explain why I got that list into the middle. Should have checked that beforehand.






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    Well, turns out that the "indiceClass" I tried to obtain was not an integer as I thought but a list of size 1.
    So using it as an index added another list into my matrix which explain why I got that list into the middle. Should have checked that beforehand.






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      Well, turns out that the "indiceClass" I tried to obtain was not an integer as I thought but a list of size 1.
      So using it as an index added another list into my matrix which explain why I got that list into the middle. Should have checked that beforehand.






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        So using it as an index added another list into my matrix which explain why I got that list into the middle. Should have checked that beforehand.






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        Well, turns out that the "indiceClass" I tried to obtain was not an integer as I thought but a list of size 1.
        So using it as an index added another list into my matrix which explain why I got that list into the middle. Should have checked that beforehand.







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