How to use _prepare_data method in autotest

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statics.py

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...126 Returns127 -------128 return a dict of result mean.129 """130 return self._prepare_data(cols_dict, "mean")131 def get_median(self, cols_dict=None):132 medians = {}133 if cols_dict is None:134 cols_dict = self.cols_dict135 if self.medians is None:136 self.medians = self._get_quantile_median()137 for col_name in cols_dict:138 if col_name not in self.medians:139 LOGGER.warning("The column {}, has not set in selection parameters."140 "median values is not available".format(col_name))141 continue142 medians[col_name] = self.medians[col_name]143 return medians144 def _get_quantile_median(self):145 bin_param = FeatureBinningParam(bin_num=2, cols=self.cols)146 binning_obj = QuantileBinning(bin_param)147 split_points = binning_obj.fit_split_points(self.data_instances)148 medians = {}149 for col_name, split_point in split_points.items():150 medians[col_name] = split_point[0]151 return medians152 def get_variance(self, cols_dict=None):153 return self._prepare_data(cols_dict, "variance")154 def get_std_variance(self, cols_dict=None):155 return self._prepare_data(cols_dict, "std_variance")156 def get_max(self, cols_dict=None):157 return self._prepare_data(cols_dict, "max_value")158 def get_min(self, cols_dict=None):159 return self._prepare_data(cols_dict, "min_value")160 def _prepare_data(self, cols_dict, data_type):161 """162 Return the specific static value(s) of the given column163 Parameters164 ----------165 cols_dict : dict166 Specify which column(s) need to apply statistic.167 data_type : str, "mean", "variance", "std_variance", "max_value" or "mim_value"168 Specify which type to show.169 Returns170 -------171 return a list of result result. The order is the same as cols.172 """173 if not self.finish_fit:174 self._static_sums()...

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datasets.py

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...6 records, labels = physionet.read_challenge17_data(db_dir, verbose=verbose)7 if normalize:8 normalize = functools.partial(9 physionet.normalize_challenge17, inplace=True)10 data_set = _prepare_data(11 records,12 labels,13 normalize_fn=normalize,14 fs=fs,15 pad=pad,16 verbose=verbose)17 return data_set18def get_challenge20_data(db_dir, fs=None, pad=None, normalize=False, verbose=False):19 records, labels = physionet.read_challenge20_data(db_dir, verbose=verbose)20 if normalize:21 normalize = functools.partial(22 physionet.normalize_challenge20, inplace=True)23 data_set = _prepare_data(24 records,25 labels,26 normalize_fn=normalize,27 fs=fs,28 pad=pad,29 verbose=verbose)30 return data_set31def get_ptb_xl_data(db_dir, fs=None, pad=None, normalize=False,32 category='rhythm', folds=None, verbose=False):33 records, labels = physionet.read_ptb_xl_data(34 db_dir=db_dir,35 fs='hr',36 category=category,37 remove_empty=True,38 folds=folds,39 verbose=verbose)40 if normalize:41 normalize = functools.partial(42 physionet.normalize_ptb_xl, inplace=True)43 data_set = _prepare_data(44 records,45 labels,46 normalize_fn=normalize,47 fs=fs,48 pad=pad,49 verbose=verbose)50 return data_set51def _prepare_data(records, labels, normalize_fn=None, fs=None, pad=None, verbose=False):52 x = _transform_records(53 records,54 fs=fs,55 pad=pad,56 normalize=normalize_fn,57 verbose=verbose)58 data_set = {'x': x,59 'y': labels.to_numpy(),60 'record_ids': labels.index.to_numpy(),61 'classes': labels.columns.to_numpy()}62 return data_set63def _transform_records(records, fs=None, pad=None, normalize=None, verbose=False):64 if not normalize:65 def normalize(signal): return signal...

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test_team_members_filters.py

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...7 """8 Test filter by role developer.9 :param user:10 """11 _prepare_data()12 queryset = TeamMembersFilterSet(13 data={KEY_ROLES: "DEVELOPER"},14 queryset=TeamMember.objects.all(),15 ).qs16 assert queryset.count() == 217def test_filter_by_role_leader(user):18 """19 Test filter by role leader.20 :param user:21 """22 _prepare_data()23 queryset = TeamMembersFilterSet(24 data={KEY_ROLES: "LEADER"},25 queryset=TeamMember.objects.all(),26 ).qs27 assert queryset.count() == 128def test_filter_by_role_watcher(user):29 """30 Test filter by role watcher.31 :param user:32 """33 _prepare_data()34 queryset = TeamMembersFilterSet(35 data={KEY_ROLES: "WATCHER"},36 queryset=TeamMember.objects.all(),37 ).qs38 assert queryset.count() == 139def test_filter_by_incorrect_role(user):40 """41 Test filter by incorrect role.42 :param user:43 """44 _prepare_data()45 queryset = TeamMembersFilterSet(46 data={KEY_ROLES: "incorrect value"},47 queryset=TeamMember.objects.all(),48 ).qs49 assert queryset.count() == 450def test_filter_by_none_role(user):51 """52 Test filter by none role.53 :param user:54 """55 _prepare_data()56 queryset = TeamMembersFilterSet(57 data={KEY_ROLES: None},58 queryset=TeamMember.objects.all(),59 ).qs60 assert queryset.count() == 461def _prepare_data():62 """Prepare data."""63 users = UserFactory.create_batch(2)64 teams = TeamFactory.create_batch(2)65 TeamMemberFactory.create(66 user=users[0],67 team=teams[0],68 roles=TeamMember.roles.LEADER,69 )70 TeamMemberFactory.create(71 user=users[1],72 team=teams[0],73 roles=TeamMember.roles.DEVELOPER,74 )75 TeamMemberFactory.create(...

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