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numarray : A New Scientific Array Package for Python

Python has long had an array module (Numeric) for science and engineering applications; why a replacement? We explain the motivations for developing numarray, which are primarily, though not entirely focused on enabling the use of larger arrays and data sets that Numeric has difficulty handling. We also describe the design issues in its development and its new features and capabilities. Numarray is highly compatible with Numeric, including the C-API, though there are some differences that are discussed. Numarray is sufficiently well developed that it is being used in production pipelines to reduce and calibrate Hubble Space Telescope (HST) data and is being distributed to HST users along with applications for data reduction. Finally, we outline planned enhancements and improvements. Numarray is available from the Sourceforge numpy project page.