[SYSTEMDS-3374] Federated primitive for transferring a local data object to a federated representation#1609
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LGTM - thanks for the patch @OlgaOvcharenko. I will merge this in with minor changes as a number of merge conflicts already accumulated. However, there is quite some redundancy in |
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This PR adds a federated primitive for transferring a local data object (matrices and frames) to a federated representation, e.g.
federated(local_matrix=A1, addresses=list($in_X1, $in_X2, $in_X3, $in_X4), ranges=list(list(0, 0), list($rows/4, $cols), list($rows/4, 0), list(2*$rows/4, $cols), list(2*$rows/4, 0), list(3*$rows/4, $cols), list(3*$rows/4, 0), list($rows, $cols))).