NumPy Square: Understanding np.square()
Ben Cook • Posted 2021-01-01 • Last updated 2021-10-15You can get the element-wise square of an input with np.square(). This is not exactly the same as x**2.
You can get the element-wise square of an input with np.square(). This is not exactly the same as x**2.
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