sliceCopy

Creates a new tensor by copying data from the sliced region of this tensor.

This method provides backward compatibility with existing tensor operations that expect independent tensor instances. Unlike sliceView(), this creates a completely separate tensor with copied data.

Usage Example

val copy = tensor.sliceCopy {
    segment { range(0, 10) }
    segment { all() }
}
// `copy` is an independent tensor with copied data

Performance Characteristics

• Data copy: Duplicates selected data into new tensor

• Independent: No shared memory with parent tensor

• Compatible: Works with all existing tensor operations

Parameters

Throws