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Re: masked arrays and nd_image: msg#00020python.numeric.general
I did not write nd_image with masked arrays in mind, I imagine it won't work for most functions. I am not planning to support masked arrays . If you just want to mask out some of the results, apply the mask afterwards. If you actually want to deal with masked values in the convolution itself, you are out of luck with the convolve1d function, it does not support that. In that case you could try to write your own, using the generic filter functions (see the manual). Cheers, Peter On 11 Aug 2004, at 14:53, Curzio Basso wrote:
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