numpy array([[-13,-38,22,-41,25], [-45,29,14,-34,-49], [26,21,-44,-25,0], [-30,-32,34,-39,-22], [-21,-36,0,18,37], [37,44,46,36,-37]]) extract the slices [[-30,-32,34,-39,-22], [-45,29,14,-34,-49], [-21,-36,0,18,37]] extract the elements [25,34,46,-36] extract the slices [14,-34,-49], [-44,-25,0], [34,-39,-22] Mean of the numbers in each array of the first dimension Sample standard deviation of numbers in each index position of the second dimension Use a mask to find the mean of the negative numbers in the array

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numpy array([[-13,-38,22,-41,25], [-45,29,14,-34,-49], [26,21,-44,-25,0], [-30,-32,34,-39,-22], [-21,-36,0,18,37], [37,44,46,36,-37]])

extract the slices [[-30,-32,34,-39,-22], [-45,29,14,-34,-49], [-21,-36,0,18,37]]

extract the elements [25,34,46,-36]

extract the slices [14,-34,-49], [-44,-25,0], [34,-39,-22]

Mean of the numbers in each array of the first dimension

Sample standard deviation of numbers in each index position of the second dimension

Use a mask to find the mean of the negative numbers in the array

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Step 1: Algorithm to perform the operations:

Input: A NumPy array, arr

1. Extract the slices [[-30, -32, 34, -39, -22], [-45, 29, 14, -34, -49], [-21, -36, 0, 18, 37]]:
   - slices = arr[[3, 1, 4]]

2. Extract the elements [25, 34, 46, -36]:
   - elements = arr[[0, 3, 5], [4, 2, 2]]

3. Extract the slices [14, -34, -49], [-44, -25, 0], [34, -39, -22]:
   - slices2 = arr[1:4, 2:5]

4. Calculate the mean of the numbers in each array of the first dimension:
   - mean_axis0 = np.mean(arr, axis=0)

5. Calculate the sample standard deviation of numbers in each index position of the second dimension:
   - std_axis1 = np.std(arr, axis=1, ddof=1)

6. Use a mask to find the mean of the negative numbers in the array:
   - mask = arr < 0
   - mean_negatives = np.mean(arr[mask])

Output:
- Extracted Slices (slices)
- Extracted Elements (elements)
- Extracted Slices 2 (slices2)
- Mean of Numbers in Each Array of the First Dimension (mean_axis0)
- Sample Standard Deviation of Numbers in Each Index Position of the Second Dimension (std_axis1)
- Mean of Negative Numbers in the Array (mean_negatives)

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