After the fix in #133 the GenericArrayFormatter which pandas uses to format strings to display a DataFrame can not handle a TensorArray with dims > 1 and raises an error when printing for Pandas versions 1.0.x. This has been fixed in Pandas 1.1.x, but a suitable workaround for Pandas 1.0.x has not been found. Instead of using a TensorArray, users should make a column lists of objects, if required to work with this version of Pandas.
After the fix in #133 the GenericArrayFormatter which pandas uses to format strings to display a DataFrame can not handle a TensorArray with dims > 1 and raises an error when printing for Pandas versions 1.0.x. This has been fixed in Pandas 1.1.x, but a suitable workaround for Pandas 1.0.x has not been found. Instead of using a TensorArray, users should make a column lists of objects, if required to work with this version of Pandas.