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When we work on an ArrayIndexer object a, and do a.min(), we expect a scalar. NumPy gives a scalar, but our wrapped class returns a 0-dimensional ArrayIndexer object.
When we work on an
ArrayIndexer
objecta
, and doa.min()
, we expect a scalar. NumPy gives a scalar, but our wrapped class returns a 0-dimensionalArrayIndexer
object.This is discussed here at bit:
numpy/numpy#5819
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