Copy a tensor from source to destination

Usage

copy_tensor(
  destination,
  source,
  main_axis,
  rows_axis,
  columns_axis,
  name,
  rows_reaxis = NULL,
  columns_reaxis = NULL,
  rename = NULL,
  empty = NULL,
  relayout = TRUE,
  overwrite = FALSE,
  eltype = NULL,
  bestify = FALSE,
  min_sparse_saving_fraction = NULL,
  insist = TRUE
)

Arguments

destination: A Daf object to copy to
source: A Daf object to copy from
main_axis: Name of main axis
rows_axis: Name of rows axis
columns_axis: Name of columns axis
name: Name of the tensor
rows_reaxis: Optional different rows axis name in the destination
columns_reaxis: Optional different columns axis name in the destination
rename: Optional new name for the tensor in the destination
empty: Value to use for filling in missing data
relayout: Whether to allow relayout
overwrite: Whether to overwrite if tensor already exists
eltype: Optional element type to convert to (e.g., "Float64", "Int32"). If NULL, the original type is preserved.
bestify: Whether to bestify the tensor storage (FALSE by default)
min_sparse_saving_fraction: Optional minimum sparse saving fraction. If NULL, the default is used.
insist: Whether to fail if the tensor doesn't exist (TRUE by default)

Value

The destination Daf object (invisibly)

Details

See the Julia documentation for details.