Create python code to matlab ?

Hi, I have code Python like below :

probs = exp_scores / np.sum(exp_scores, axis=1, keepdims=True)

Then, I write to matlab code

probs = exp_scores/sum(exp_scores);

My question is, my code above is correct in matlab ? Thanks

[Adam]

Surely you can just look at the result and compare it to the python result. It depends what exp_scores is. If it is non-scalar then you would likely need to use

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[Oman Wisni]

I'm not use Python sir, so I don't know what the result from Python.

exp_scores is matrix with 220x11 dimension.

In code Python I write above contain with axis=1, what is mean. Should I add in my matlab code too?

[Adam]

axis = 1

in python means sum along dimension 1, but python indexes from 0 whereas Matlab indexes from 1 so I would think that you need

sum( exp_scores, 2 )

in Matlab.