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I'm trying to take a column from sparse matrix(with scipy sparse library), and use for other operation in Python 3.
I tried to do this:



for l in range (0,10):


vec[l] =np.squeeze(np.asarray(sparse_matrix[:,l].A))
print(l,vec[l])


working but take often the same output, because l can't iterate in the range.
so my output is the same :



1 [4,5,4,5]
2 [4,5,4,5]
...
...


where was I wrong?
i m not sure if i do this np.squeeze(np.asarray(sparse_matrix[:,x].A)) where x is a number, I take an array from my columns of sparse matrix, I saw it in another StackOverflow question and seems work.










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    I'm trying to take a column from sparse matrix(with scipy sparse library), and use for other operation in Python 3.
    I tried to do this:



    for l in range (0,10):


    vec[l] =np.squeeze(np.asarray(sparse_matrix[:,l].A))
    print(l,vec[l])


    working but take often the same output, because l can't iterate in the range.
    so my output is the same :



    1 [4,5,4,5]
    2 [4,5,4,5]
    ...
    ...


    where was I wrong?
    i m not sure if i do this np.squeeze(np.asarray(sparse_matrix[:,x].A)) where x is a number, I take an array from my columns of sparse matrix, I saw it in another StackOverflow question and seems work.










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      I'm trying to take a column from sparse matrix(with scipy sparse library), and use for other operation in Python 3.
      I tried to do this:



      for l in range (0,10):


      vec[l] =np.squeeze(np.asarray(sparse_matrix[:,l].A))
      print(l,vec[l])


      working but take often the same output, because l can't iterate in the range.
      so my output is the same :



      1 [4,5,4,5]
      2 [4,5,4,5]
      ...
      ...


      where was I wrong?
      i m not sure if i do this np.squeeze(np.asarray(sparse_matrix[:,x].A)) where x is a number, I take an array from my columns of sparse matrix, I saw it in another StackOverflow question and seems work.










      share|improve this question















      I'm trying to take a column from sparse matrix(with scipy sparse library), and use for other operation in Python 3.
      I tried to do this:



      for l in range (0,10):


      vec[l] =np.squeeze(np.asarray(sparse_matrix[:,l].A))
      print(l,vec[l])


      working but take often the same output, because l can't iterate in the range.
      so my output is the same :



      1 [4,5,4,5]
      2 [4,5,4,5]
      ...
      ...


      where was I wrong?
      i m not sure if i do this np.squeeze(np.asarray(sparse_matrix[:,x].A)) where x is a number, I take an array from my columns of sparse matrix, I saw it in another StackOverflow question and seems work.







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          i tried more time, and i fixed with this



          vec[l]=sparse_matrix.getcol(l).toarray()


          in this way, at each iteration change the value of l.






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            i tried more time, and i fixed with this



            vec[l]=sparse_matrix.getcol(l).toarray()


            in this way, at each iteration change the value of l.






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              i tried more time, and i fixed with this



              vec[l]=sparse_matrix.getcol(l).toarray()


              in this way, at each iteration change the value of l.






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                i tried more time, and i fixed with this



                vec[l]=sparse_matrix.getcol(l).toarray()


                in this way, at each iteration change the value of l.






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                i tried more time, and i fixed with this



                vec[l]=sparse_matrix.getcol(l).toarray()


                in this way, at each iteration change the value of l.







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