How to use test_filter_by_name method in Kiwi

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test_labels.py

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...35 ]36 labels = SequenceLabels(labels)37 return labels38class TestClassificationLabels:39 def test_filter_by_name(self, example_classification_data):40 vocabulary = {'A'}41 labels = example_classification_data.filter_by_name(vocabulary)42 labels = labels.dict()43 expected = [44 {'label': 'A'}45 ]46 assert labels == expected47 def test_dont_filter_by_name(self, example_classification_data):48 labels = example_classification_data.filter_by_name()49 assert labels == example_classification_data50 def test_convert_label(self, example_classification_data):51 mapping = {'C': 'D'}52 labels = example_classification_data.replace_label(mapping)53 labels = labels.dict()54 expected = [55 {'label': 'A'},56 {'label': 'B'},57 {'label': 'D'}58 ]59 assert labels == expected60 def test_dont_convert_label(self, example_classification_data):61 labels = example_classification_data.replace_label()62 assert labels == example_classification_data63 def test_merge(self):64 labels = ClassificationLabels([{'label': 'A'}, {'label': 'C'}])65 other = ClassificationLabels([{'label': 'A'}, {'label': 'B'}])66 labels = labels.merge(other)67 expected = [{'label': 'A'}, {'label': 'B'}, {'label': 'C'}]68 actual = sorted(labels.dict(), key=lambda x: x['label'])69 assert actual == expected70class TestSequenceLabels:71 def test_filter_by_name(self, example_sequence_data):72 vocabulary = {'A'}73 labels = example_sequence_data.filter_by_name(vocabulary)74 labels = labels.dict()75 expected = [76 {'label': 'A', 'start_offset': 0, 'end_offset': 1}77 ]78 assert labels == expected79 def test_dont_filter_by_name(self, example_sequence_data):80 labels = example_sequence_data.filter_by_name()81 assert labels == example_sequence_data82 def test_convert_label(self, example_sequence_data):83 mapping = {'C': 'D'}84 labels = example_sequence_data.replace_label(mapping)85 labels = labels.dict()86 expected = [87 {'label': 'A', 'start_offset': 0, 'end_offset': 1},88 {'label': 'B', 'start_offset': 1, 'end_offset': 2},89 {'label': 'D', 'start_offset': 2, 'end_offset': 3}90 ]91 assert labels == expected92 def test_dont_convert_label(self, example_sequence_data):93 labels = example_sequence_data.replace_label()94 assert labels == example_sequence_data95 def test_remove_overlap(self, example_sequence_overlap_data):96 labels = example_sequence_overlap_data.remove_overlapping()97 assert len(labels.dict()) == 198 def test_merge(self):99 labels = SequenceLabels([100 {'label': 'A', 'start_offset': 0, 'end_offset': 1},101 {'label': 'B', 'start_offset': 3, 'end_offset': 5}102 ])103 others = SequenceLabels([104 {'label': 'C', 'start_offset': 1, 'end_offset': 3},105 {'label': 'B', 'start_offset': 1, 'end_offset': 2}106 ])107 labels = labels.merge(others)108 expected = [109 {'label': 'A', 'start_offset': 0, 'end_offset': 1},110 {'label': 'C', 'start_offset': 1, 'end_offset': 3},111 {'label': 'B', 'start_offset': 3, 'end_offset': 5}112 ]113 actual = sorted(labels.dict(), key=lambda x: x['start_offset'])114 assert actual == expected115class TestSeq2seqLabels:116 def test_filter_by_name(self, example_seq2seq_data):117 stop_labels = {'B', 'C', 'D'}118 labels = example_seq2seq_data.filter_by_name(stop_labels)119 assert labels == example_seq2seq_data120 def test_convert_label(self, example_seq2seq_data):121 mapping = {'C': 'D'}122 labels = example_seq2seq_data.replace_label(mapping)123 assert labels == example_seq2seq_data124 def test_merge(self):125 labels = Seq2seqLabels([{'text': 'A'}, {'text': 'C'}])126 other = Seq2seqLabels([{'text': 'A'}, {'text': 'B'}])127 labels = labels.merge(other)128 expected = [{'text': 'A'}, {'text': 'B'}, {'text': 'C'}]129 actual = sorted(labels.dict(), key=lambda x: x['text'])130 assert actual == expected

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filter-test.py

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1from time import perf_counter;2def test_filter_by_name():3 usernames: list[str] = ["Pierre", "Thierry", "Aurélie", "Hermine", "Nicolas", "Nicolas", "Clélia", "JF", "Thibaud", "Mathieu", "Samuel"];4 5 start = perf_counter()6 alias_end_by_e: list[str] = [];7 for alias in usernames:8 if (alias.endswith("e")):9 alias_end_by_e.append(alias);10 start = perf_counter();11 alias_end_by_d = [alias for alias in usernames if alias.endswith("e")];12 print(round(perf_counter() - start, 8));13if (__name__ == "__main__"):...

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filter_by_name.py

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1import allure2@allure.title("Тест проверки фильтра по имени")3def test_filter_by_name(product):4 product.create_product()5 product.filter()6 with allure.step("Поиск элементов"):7 item = product.find_element(product.driver, product.tbody_tr_td3)...

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