I am trying to convert these 2 lines of Matlab code into python. first line is fine but how could I change the 2nd line?
Question:
This is my MATLAB code. Note that T_cqi=28
gamma_real=reshape(gamma_dB(:,(length(CQI_init)+1):end),[1,length(CQI_test)*T_cqi]);
gamma_real=gamma_real(1:(end-(T_cqi-1)));
This part in matlab is (length(CQI_init)+1=180 in python it works with 179
I convert it like this:
gamma_real=np.reshape(gamma_dB[:,179:],[1,(CQI_test.size)*T_cqi])
which is fine but I am not able to do the second line? how could i do this? what should I write for end key word?
Answers:
In python, no index for the second indexer automatically refers to the end of the array, so try:
gamma_real=gamma_real[: -T_cqi]
(No index for the first index refers to the first index which is 0 in Python)
This is my MATLAB code. Note that T_cqi=28
gamma_real=reshape(gamma_dB(:,(length(CQI_init)+1):end),[1,length(CQI_test)*T_cqi]);
gamma_real=gamma_real(1:(end-(T_cqi-1)));
This part in matlab is (length(CQI_init)+1=180 in python it works with 179
I convert it like this:
gamma_real=np.reshape(gamma_dB[:,179:],[1,(CQI_test.size)*T_cqi])
which is fine but I am not able to do the second line? how could i do this? what should I write for end key word?
In python, no index for the second indexer automatically refers to the end of the array, so try:
gamma_real=gamma_real[: -T_cqi]
(No index for the first index refers to the first index which is 0 in Python)