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>>> import numpy
>>> numpy.array([2]) > 1
array([ True], dtype=bool)
>>> numpy.array([2]).any() > 1
False
Shouldn’t any() test all elements of the array and return True?
It does return True. But (True > 1) == False. While the first part is 2 > 1 which of course is True.
As others posted, you probably want: