I have about 50 lines of code, which isn't based on any looping variable (which is why I cannot do for loop) but I want to run this code several times so that my output array keeps building up in length. Is there any way to do that? I would like to execute this .py file 10,000 times. Let me know how I can do that. I know normally I would execute it on my terminal by typing
execfile('filename.py')
but how to do this several times? Thank you!
example of what's in the .py file:say I have a bunch of distributions I want to calculate chi sq value for, and save all the values in an array chi = [] after the 10,000 iterations, how would I do that for this case?
chi = []
def chisqg(ydata,ymod,sd=None):
if sd==None:
chisq=np.sum((ydata-ymod)**2)
else:
chisq=np.sum( ((ydata-ymod)/sd)**2 )
return chisq
chi1 = chisqg(y1,mod1,sd=0.1)
chi.append(chi1)
I'm not sure why you think a loop won't work here; if you want your chi
variable to end up with 10k entries in it you can just change the last lines of your file to:
for i in range(10000):
chi1 = chisqg(y1,mod1,sd=0.1)
chi.append(chi1)