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Q. Given two one dimensional arrays, how to combine them into a 2d numpy array?

A. use np.column_stack((c1, c2))

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In [1]: 
import numpy as np
c1 = np.array([0.39656302, 0.14878788, 0.14948021, 0.26837201, 0.40427337])
c2 = np.array([0.68676044, 0.41183541, 0.72868058, 0.24776482, 0.52792127])
m = np.column_stack((c1, c2))
m
Out[1]: 
array([[0.39656302, 0.68676044],
       [0.14878788, 0.41183541],
       [0.14948021, 0.72868058],
       [0.26837201, 0.24776482],
       [0.40427337, 0.52792127]])

In [2]: 
m.shape
Out[2]: 
(5, 2)

In [3]: 
m.ndim
Out[3]: 
2

You can also get the same result by doing np.vstack((c1, c2)).T . But I like the column_stack() approach as it gives the correct shape right away and does not require a transpose.

In [4]: 
m2 = np.vstack((c1, c2)).T
m2
Out[4]: 
array([[0.39656302, 0.68676044],
       [0.14878788, 0.41183541],
       [0.14948021, 0.72868058],
       [0.26837201, 0.24776482],
       [0.40427337, 0.52792127]])

In [5]: 
np.array_equal(m, m2)
Out[5]: 
True
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