Hello, is it possible to use Multik `cat` on an "empty" multik array? In Numpy we can do the followi...

# datascience

[Alexandre Brown]

Hello, is it possible to use Multik cat on an "empty" multik array?
In Numpy we can do the following : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22732589/concatenating-empty-array-in-numpy

Currently I have the following :
Peusdo code:

val a = mutableListOf<List<Int>>()

for loop
   multikArray = function()
   a.add(multikArray.toList())

val b = mk.ndarray(a)

But It would be nice if I could do :

val a = mk.ndarray(mk[])

for loop
   multikArray = function()
   a.cat(multikArray)

[Alexandre Brown]

Ok turns out I found a way to do it.

[Pavel Gorgulov]

The arrays themselves in multik are immutable. There are several operations that return “view”, but for any operation where consistency is important, the array will be copied