How to take transpose of a tall array ?

I have a large training data set that is being used for a machine learning problem. In order to tackle the "out of memory" issue that I got on matlab while running the code, I tried using tall arrays. But I need to find the transpose of the array and that functionality is not available. Can someone please suggest an alternate method or guide me with a workaround method to find the transpose of the array ?

[Guillaume]

Why do you need to take the transpose of the tall array?

Fundamentally, the two are incompatible. There should be no need for transpose.

[Sayyed Ahmad]

could you send me your code, so that I can understand your problem better.

for me is for example

a=1:10;
b=a';

[Guillaume]

@Sayyed,

your example is not a tall array. The whole point of tall arrays is that you only fetch a limited number of rows at a time. This is incompatible with a transpose operation which would need all the rows.

[Hossein Amini]

Does not support Tall array. For having training data set it is necessary to have table in row direction thus it should be transposed.

[KSSV]

How is your data? Is it on some external file? You want to use the data for training NN?

[Guillaume]

"For having training data set it is necessary to have table in row direction thus it should be transposed"

I don't know what a table in row direction is. In any case, typically for training a NN you'd pass rows of a table so there would be no need for any transpose.

And as I said originally, you will never be able to transpose a tall array. Transpose requires storing all the rows of the tall arrays, which is of course what tall arrays are designed not to do.