In octave the output of float point numbers is limited by default to 4 digits (%.4f). Is there a way to set this behavior using IPython?
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In octave the output of float point numbers is limited by default to 4 digits (%.4f). Is there a way to set this behavior using IPython?
If you are using numpy a lot, then
numpy.set_printoptionslets you tweak that.Another option is to use the magic
%precisioncommand (only in IPython 0.11 or greater).I guess that you can put your defaults in your startup configuration file.