Add Tensor#toSeq and Tensor#toArray methods
See original GitHub issueWe need Tensor#toSeq
and Tensor#toArray
methods for creating n-dimensional scala.collection.Seq
or scala.Array
, as the reverse conversion of Tensor.apply
.
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Thanks - that indeed does compile. Now to write tests (and actually have them pass) 😄
Working with
Future
or other monadic data type is difficult, because you have to use nested higher ordered functions everywhere.You can use Each or Dsl.scala to ease the problem.