Python Numpy Random Array
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^Downloadable code & more! Generally, for an array with random values in the range [a,b] you have (b-a)*np.random.random(())+a.
This video shows you how to use np.random.random(()) to create random arrays of size n with entries between any numbers you desire.
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RANDOM ARRAY
In this video let me show you some examples of how to create random matrices in python.
We import numpy as np and random
First just type np.random.ranom and then enter a tuple with the size of the disred random matrix. It will automatically create a matrix with entries between 1 and 0
If we want to change the value range, we can multiply by twice the value desired and then subtract the value desired from the end
So if we want entries between -5 and 5 we multiply by 10 and minus 5.
So if you think about it this way, the max number it could be is 10 - 5 = 5 and the min number it could be is 0 - 5 = -5
So if we want entries between -100 and 100 we multiply by 200 and minus 100.
So if you think about it this way, the max number it could be is 200 - 100 = 100 and the min number it could be is 0 - 100 = -100
There you have it, that is how you create random arrays in python
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