wilke0818

@effigies I'm not aware of a common method like `__array__` that many of these libraries use. I considered the `to_numpy()` and `numpy()` route as you mention, but this would require...

@effigies I tried something like you mention, or at least how I understood it, and copied it below. I haven't written official test cases, but have tried it in a...

Running your above code in a Colab notebook produces the following for me: and when including the DataFrame I get I don't see where there should be a difference in...

apologies I am not sure how to use pdb in this context. I have added made the link to the colab to allow editing. will continue to try and figure...

In hash.py, when calling with the DataFrame to bytes_repr, we go to the general function where it breaks the dataframe into `{'_is_copy': None, '_mgr': BlockManager Items: Index(['b'], dtype='object') Axis 1:...

A further look shows that the checksum/hashing process might be the root cause. The checksum/hashes for tensors seems to be the same even if the values of the tensors differ,...

Hi @effigies I have coded up a solution locally, but am getting `remote: Permission to nipype/pydra.git denied to wilke0818. fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/nipype/pydra.git/': The requested URL returned error: 403`...

As part of this issue, one of the other maintainers of senselab tried to do some performance testing and found the following when using 535 EMO-DB short clips Task |...