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Hi,
is technically feasible to add a function to combine an arbitrary combination of nested, arrays into a single multidimensional array?
Something akin to data = [ [ones(13,14) for i in 1:12] for j in 1:11] -> combine to array of size (11, 12, 13, 14).
data = [ [ones(13,14) for i in 1:12] for j in 1:11]
(11, 12, 13, 14)
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xref #21672, #27188, #31636
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Also on discourse, where I pushed LazyStack.jl as a package for this.
It also tries to cover reductions of generators, for which I now see #31644 too.
Closing since we migrated to gitlab
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Hi,
is technically feasible to add a function to combine an arbitrary combination of nested, arrays into a single multidimensional array?
Something akin to
data = [ [ones(13,14) for i in 1:12] for j in 1:11]
-> combine to array of size(11, 12, 13, 14)
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: