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Old 26th August 2008
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Default How to vectorize a function for numpy arrays in Python

In python say that I have a numpy array
Code:
 myarray =array([item1,item2,...itemN])
all items are of the same type and I have a function
Code:
 myfun(item)
and I want to use myfun on myarray. I dont want to write a function that uses a for loop applying myfun on the elements in myarray since the for loops are so slow in python on big array 10^N elements. The predefined types and basic operations on these seem to work in vectorized format, so how do I write my own.
I know there is something called ufunc with numpy but I cannot access scipy.org since the site appears to be down now. Vectorize and frompyfunc works but it is much slower that if you can make your own ufunc like.

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