correct type error when using distance functions #686
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As mentioned in issue #671, a type error is raised when using certain distance functions with numpy. Seems like it's just an issue of a list not being converted to a numpy array at some point in the process. I'm not sure if my corrections fix the problem in all instances of the code but it certainly corrects the issue for using Python and
kmeans. There may be a better place to make the change but I couldn't get any other place to work. I also don't know any C++ so I didn't edit any of those (in case they need to be). Let me know if something is off :).