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Sorting a complex number array involves some nuances since complex numbers cannot be compared directly in terms of "greater than" or "less than" like real numbers. In NumPy, when you try to sort a complex array, the values will be sorted first by their magnitude and then by their phase (angle).
In this tutorial, we'll look at how to sort a complex array in NumPy based on its magnitude and provide a method to sort based on the real or imaginary parts.
For complex numbers a+bi and c+di:
Start by importing the necessary library:
import numpy as np
numpy.sort()
:Given a complex array:
complex_arr = np.array([2 + 3j, 1 + 1j, 4 + 0j, 3 + 3j]) sorted_arr = np.sort(complex_arr) print(sorted_arr) # Example Output: [1.+1.j 2.+3.j 3.+3.j 4.+0.j]
Here, the numbers are sorted based on their magnitudes.
If you want to sort the array based on real or imaginary parts:
Sort by real parts:
sorted_real = complex_arr[np.argsort(complex_arr.real)] print(sorted_real) # Example Output: [1.+1.j 2.+3.j 3.+3.j 4.+0.j]
Sort by imaginary parts:
sorted_imag = complex_arr[np.argsort(complex_arr.imag)] print(sorted_imag) # Example Output: [4.+0.j 1.+1.j 2.+3.j 3.+3.j]
If you want to sort based on some custom criteria, you can utilize np.argsort()
in conjunction with a lambda function. For instance, if you want to sort by the phase/angle of the complex numbers:
sorted_phase = complex_arr[np.argsort(np.angle(complex_arr))] print(sorted_phase)
Sorting complex arrays in NumPy can be done easily using built-in functions. By default, the array is sorted based on magnitude, but with the versatility of NumPy functions, you can choose to sort based on any criterion, be it real parts, imaginary parts, or custom criteria like phase. Whether you're dealing with signal processing or any domain involving complex numbers, these sorting techniques can be invaluable.
NumPy's numpy.sort
function can be used to sort complex numbers in an array.
import numpy as np # Create a complex array complex_array = np.array([2 + 1j, 1 - 2j, 3 + 4j, 0 - 1j]) # Sort the complex array sorted_complex_array = np.sort(complex_array) print("Sorted Complex Array:") print(sorted_complex_array)
Sorting complex numbers in Python can be achieved using NumPy's numpy.sort
function.
# Assuming 'complex_array' is already defined # Sort the complex array sorted_complex_array = np.sort(complex_array) print("Sorted Complex Array:") print(sorted_complex_array)
Here's an example code snippet demonstrating the sorting of a complex array using NumPy.
# Assuming 'complex_array' is already defined # Sort the complex array sorted_complex_array = np.sort(complex_array) print("Sorted Complex Array:") print(sorted_complex_array)
Use NumPy's numpy.sort
function to sort complex arrays based on their magnitude.
# Assuming 'complex_array' is already defined # Sort complex array by magnitude sorted_complex_array_magnitude = np.sort(complex_array, order='magnitude') print("Sorted Complex Array by Magnitude:") print(sorted_complex_array_magnitude)
Sample code showcasing the sorting of complex arrays in NumPy, considering both real and imaginary parts.
import numpy as np # Create a complex array complex_array = np.array([2 + 1j, 1 - 2j, 3 + 4j, 0 - 1j]) # Sort complex array by real part sorted_complex_array_real = np.sort(complex_array, order='real') # Sort complex array by imaginary part sorted_complex_array_imag = np.sort(complex_array, order='imag') print("Sorted Complex Array by Real Part:") print(sorted_complex_array_real) print("\nSorted Complex Array by Imaginary Part:") print(sorted_complex_array_imag)
Sort a NumPy array containing complex values using the numpy.sort
function.
# Assuming 'complex_array' is already defined # Sort the complex array sorted_complex_array = np.sort(complex_array) print("Sorted Complex Array:") print(sorted_complex_array)
Sort a complex array in NumPy based on either the real or imaginary part using the numpy.sort
function.
# Assuming 'complex_array' is already defined # Sort complex array by real part sorted_complex_array_real = np.sort(complex_array, order='real') # Sort complex array by imaginary part sorted_complex_array_imag = np.sort(complex_array, order='imag') print("Sorted Complex Array by Real Part:") print(sorted_complex_array_real) print("\nSorted Complex Array by Imaginary Part:") print(sorted_complex_array_imag)
Utilize the numpy.sort
function for sorting complex numbers in a NumPy array.
# Assuming 'complex_array' is already defined # Sort the complex array sorted_complex_array = np.sort(complex_array) print("Sorted Complex Array:") print(sorted_complex_array)