I am trying to evaluate and rewrite old code from a former co-worker that was written in MATLAB and convert into Python. I've never seen the following quote notation used before for the calculation of c below and am curious about what it is actually doing.
a = [25,30,35];
b = [5,10,15];
c = a'\b' % result is single value of 0.3455
The actual application of this process is used with multi-degree variables but I figured I would break it down into a much simpler function.