npm install zeroszeros
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A replacement for ndarray.zeros (which was removed in ndarray 1.0.0)
Example
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``javascript
var zeros = require("zeros")
//Creates a 64x64 ndarray over a float64array filled with 0
var x = zeros([64, 64])
`
It also accepts an optional dtype as specified in the ndarray docs. For example,
`javascript`
//Creates a 64x64 ndarray over a float32array filled with 0
var x = zeros([64, 64], 'float32')
This makes it easy to create an array with the same size and dtype as an existing array:
`javascript`
var x = zeros([64, 64], 'float32')
var y = zeros( x.shape, x.dtype )
If you find yourself frequently creating the same array over and over though, ndarray-scratch may be a better option.
npm install zeros
* shape is the shape of the resulting arraydtype
* is the data type of the array to allocate. Must be one of:"array"
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Returns An array which is initialized to 0