+1 scipy
+1 scikit-learn
+1 pandas
+1 scikit-image

:) usually I do use your sarcastic way:D This time, I just wanted to find the answer more qickly.

@omz

Thank you very much indeed...it works.

Let say that we have a file named 'a.txt' saved in goodreader app. Can we read this file from pythonista without importing it? Using "Dropbox file picker" is th only way I figured out to import a file to pythonista...

Thank you very much for this excellent update....I would like to know, according to apple restrictions, is it possible in the future you add modules like "scipy" to pythonista.

:) usually I do use your sarcastic way:D This time, I just wanted to find the answer more qickly.

@omz

Thank you very much indeed...it works.

@Webmaster4o said:

stack

Thank you for your quick answers.

The header is:
@relation banana
@attribute At1 real[-3.09,2.81]
@attribute At2 real[-2.39,3.19]
@attribute Class {-1.0,1.0}
@inputs At1, At2
@outputs Class
@data
1.14,-0.114,-1.0
-1.52,-1.15,1.0
-1.05,0.72,-1.0
-0.916,0.397,1.0
-1.09,0.437,1.0
-0.584,0.0937,1.0
1.83,0.452,-1.0
-1.25,-0.286,1.0
1.7,1.21,1.0
-0.482,-0.485,1.0
1.79,-0.459,-1.0

I'm using the version 2.0...Maybe the problem is the header...how can I remove the deader?

Could not convert string to float: @relation

Converting "*.dat" to array...

I have imported "banana.dat" data file to pythonista... i want to convert it to array using following code...

from numpy import *
DataIn = loadtxt('banana.dat')

But, I got error...I don not know what is the problem.

Thank you very much every body fir all of your grat suggestion...they are really a great help.

+1 scipy
+1 scikit-learn
+1 pandas
+1 scikit-image

Let say that we have a file named 'a.txt' saved in goodreader app. Can we read this file from pythonista without importing it? Using "Dropbox file picker" is th only way I figured out to import a file to pythonista...

Thank you very much for this excellent update....I would like to know, according to apple restrictions, is it possible in the future you add modules like "scipy" to pythonista.