You could use numpy.concatenate
, which as the name suggests, basically concatenates all the elements of such an input list into a single NumPy array, like so -
import numpy as np
out = np.concatenate(input_list).ravel()
If you wish the final output to be a list, you can extend the solution, like so -
out = np.concatenate(input_list).ravel().tolist()
Sample run -
In [24]: input_list
Out[24]:
[array([[ 0.00353654]]),
array([[ 0.00353654]]),
array([[ 0.00353654]]),
array([[ 0.00353654]]),
array([[ 0.00353654]]),
array([[ 0.00353654]]),
array([[ 0.00353654]]),
array([[ 0.00353654]]),
array([[ 0.00353654]]),
array([[ 0.00353654]]),
array([[ 0.00353654]]),
array([[ 0.00353654]]),
array([[ 0.00353654]])]
In [25]: np.concatenate(input_list).ravel()
Out[25]:
array([ 0.00353654, 0.00353654, 0.00353654, 0.00353654, 0.00353654,
0.00353654, 0.00353654, 0.00353654, 0.00353654, 0.00353654,
0.00353654, 0.00353654, 0.00353654])
Convert to list -
In [26]: np.concatenate(input_list).ravel().tolist()
Out[26]:
[0.00353654,
0.00353654,
0.00353654,
0.00353654,
0.00353654,
0.00353654,
0.00353654,
0.00353654,
0.00353654,
0.00353654,
0.00353654,
0.00353654,
0.00353654]