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Python multiply one column of array by a value

import numpy as np
# Let a be some 2d array; here we just use dummy data 
# to illustrate the method
a = np.ones((10,5))
# Multiply just the 2nd column by 5.2 in-place
a[:,1] *= 5.2

# Now get the cumulative sum of just that column
csum = np.cumsum(a[:,1])

Source: stackoverflow.com

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