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    :caption: Other
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+   migration_guide
    changelog
    license
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+# Migration Guide
+
+## Introduction
+
+The Array API Standard was based in the common APIs across multiple Python array libraries as a response to the fragmentation of the ecosystem. It was decided for the Array API Standard to be as compact as possible, meaning that it doesn't include all the creation and manipulation functions available in other libraries resulting that in some cases library-specific code paths may need to be used. If you encounter a function that is not easy to translate, please check if it has an open discussion in the [issue tracker](https://github.com/data-apis/array-api/issues), if not please request it via a new issue.
+
+The aim of this guide is to help users get started with the use of the Array API by providing common equivalents with the NumPy API. Your input can be very valuable for us, so please feel free to contribute to this page by adding more equivalents.
+
+Depending on the version of the Array API Standard that you are intended to use, the number of total APIs may vary and this migration guide is using the latest version `v2022.12`.
+
+## Equivalents
+
+| NumPy | Array API |
+| ----- | --------- |
+| `ravel(x)` | `reshape(x, (-1,))` |
+| `flatten(x)` | `reshape(x, (-1,))` |