Initializers #13
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Again, now just the implementation for basic object arrays and double arrays is present in the PR. Once we are happy with them, I'll add more tests and support for all other type of arrays. |
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Since it is not ready to be merged yet (missing types, etc.), this should be reopened as a draft, sorry for the noise |
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Initializes a just-allocated array using a new API that focuses on a stateful builder approach rather than the positional endpoints setXXX(value, coords) exposed by the NdArray itself.
Not only it simplifies the task of initializing an array with explicit values but also it allows us to allocate an empty sparse array and then let the user initialize its data (right now, the user have to allocate and initialize the data of the indices and values subarrays first before being able to allocate a sparse array).