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Create a `tile` of shape `tile_columns` by `tile_rows` full of ones, with the specified cell type. See function @ref:[`cell_types`](reference.mdcell-types) for valid values. All arguments are literal values and not column expressions.
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Create a `tile` of shape `tile_columns` by `tile_rows` full of ones, with the specified cell type. See function @ref:[`cell_types`](reference.md#cell-types) for valid values. All arguments are literal values and not column expressions.
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#### make_constant_tile
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_SQL_: `rf_make_constant_tile`
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Create a `tile` of shape `tile_columns` by `tile_rows` full of `constant`, with the specified cell type. See function @ref:[`cell_types`](reference.mdcell-types) for valid values. All arguments are literal values and not column expressions.
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Create a `tile` of shape `tile_columns` by `tile_rows` full of `constant`, with the specified cell type. See function @ref:[`cell_types`](reference.md#cell-types) for valid values. All arguments are literal values and not column expressions.
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#### rasterize
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Tile assemble_tile(Int colIndex, Int rowIndex, Numeric cellData, Int numCols, Int numRows, String cellType)
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Python only. Create a Tile from a column of cell data with location indices. This function is the inverse of @ref:[`explode_tiles`](reference.md#explode-tiles). Intended use is with a `groupby`, producing one row with a new `tile` per group. The `numCols`, `numRows` and `cellType` arguments are literal values, others are column expressions. Valid values for `cellType` can be found with function @ref:[`cell_types`](reference.mdcell-types).
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Python only. Create a Tile from a column of cell data with location indices. This function is the inverse of @ref:[`explode_tiles`](reference.md#explode-tiles). Intended use is with a `groupby`, producing one row with a new `tile` per group. The `numCols`, `numRows` and `cellType` arguments are literal values, others are column expressions. Valid values for `cellType` can be found with function @ref:[`cell_types`](reference.md#cell-types).
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