How to use test_encoding method in Molotov

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process.py

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1import os2import torch3from transformers import BertTokenizer4from sklearn.model_selection import train_test_split5from src.utils.config import config6from src.utils.util import save_pkl, load_pkl7def process_text(question1, question2, label):8 """9 处理训练的数据10 :param question1:11 :param question2:12 :param label:13 :return:14 """15 tokenizer = BertTokenizer.from_pretrained(config.bert_base_path)16 train, test = [], []17 if os.path.exists(config.train_path):18 train = load_pkl(config.train_path, 'train_data')19 test = load_pkl(config.test_path, 'test_data')20 else:21 q1_train, q1_val, q2_train, q2_val, train_label, test_label = train_test_split(question1, question2, label,22 test_size=0.2, stratify=label)23 # train_data = tokenizer.batch_encode_plus(q1_train, q2_train, truncation=True, padding=True, max_length=375)24 # train_encoding.append(train_data['input_ids'])25 # train_encoding.append(train_data['token_type_ids'])26 # train_encoding.append(train_data['attention_mask'])27 #28 # test_data = tokenizer.batch_encode_plus(q1_val, q2_val, truncation=True, padding=True, max_length=375)29 # test_encoding.append(test_data['input_ids'])30 # test_encoding.append(test_data['token_type_ids'])31 # test_encoding.append(test_data['attention_mask'])32 for i in range(len(q1_train)):33 train_encoding = []34 train_data = tokenizer.encode_plus(str(q1_train[i]), str(q2_train[i]), truncation=True,35 padding=True, max_length=200)36 train_encoding.append(train_data['input_ids'])37 train_encoding.append(train_data['token_type_ids'])38 train_encoding.append(train_data['attention_mask'])39 train_encoding.append(int(train_label[i]))40 train.append(train_encoding)41 for i in range(len(q1_val)):42 test_encoding = []43 test_data = tokenizer.encode_plus(str(q1_val[i]), str(q2_val[i]), truncation=True,44 padding=True, max_length=200)45 test_encoding.append(test_data['input_ids'])46 test_encoding.append(test_data['token_type_ids'])47 test_encoding.append(test_data['attention_mask'])48 test_encoding.append(int(test_label[i]))49 test.append(test_encoding)50 save_pkl(config.train_path, train, 'train_data', use_bert=True)51 save_pkl(config.test_path, test, 'test_data', use_bert=True)52 return train, test53def process_pre_text(question1, question2):54 """55 处理预测数据56 :param question1:57 :param question2:58 :return:59 """60 tokenizer = BertTokenizer.from_pretrained(config.bert_base_path)61 train_encoding = []62 train_data = tokenizer.encode_plus(question1, question2, truncation=True, padding=True, max_length=200)63 train_encoding.append(train_data['input_ids'])64 train_encoding.append(train_data['token_type_ids'])65 train_encoding.append(train_data['attention_mask'])66 return [train_encoding]67def process_batch_pre_text(question1, question2):68 """69 处理批量数据70 """71 tokenizer = BertTokenizer.from_pretrained(config.bert_base_path)72 all_data = []73 for i in range(len(question1)):74 train_encoding = []75 train_data = tokenizer.encode_plus(str(question1[i]), str(question2[i]), truncation=True, padding=True,76 max_length=200)77 train_encoding.append(train_data['input_ids'])78 train_encoding.append(train_data['token_type_ids'])79 train_encoding.append(train_data['attention_mask'])80 all_data.append(train_encoding)...

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run.py

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1# -*- coding: latin-1 -*-2from pysys.constants import *3from pysys.basetest import BaseTest4import io, locale5# contains a non-ascii � character that is different in utf-8 vs latin-16TEST_STR = u'Hello � world' 7# use a different encoding to the default/​local encoding8TEST_ENCODING = 'latin-1' if PREFERRED_ENCODING.lower() == 'utf-8' else 'utf-8'9class PySysTest(BaseTest):10 def execute(self):11 self.log.info('Python local/​default/​preferred encoding is %s; will test with non-local encoding %s', PREFERRED_ENCODING, TEST_ENCODING)12 if PREFERRED_ENCODING in ['ANSI_X3.4-1968', 'ascii']: self.skipTest('cannot run in ASCII locale')13 self.__myDefaultEncoding = None14 self.write_text('test-nonlocal.txt', os.linesep.join([TEST_STR, TEST_STR, 'otherstring']), encoding=TEST_ENCODING)15 def validate(self):16 if TEST_ENCODING == 'utf-8': # can't even read the file without an exception on utf8 systems17 self.assertGrep('test-nonlocal.txt', expr=TEST_STR, contains=False) # without encoding arg, won't work18 self.assertLineCount('test-nonlocal.txt', expr=TEST_STR, condition='==2', encoding=TEST_ENCODING)19 self.assertGrep('test-nonlocal.txt', expr=TEST_STR, contains=True, encoding=TEST_ENCODING)20 self.waitForGrep('test-nonlocal.txt', expr=TEST_STR, condition='==2', timeout=2, abortOnError=True, encoding=TEST_ENCODING)21 self.assertLastGrep('test-nonlocal.txt', expr=TEST_STR, contains=True, ignores=['^$', 'otherstring'], encoding=TEST_ENCODING)22 self.assertOrderedGrep('test-nonlocal.txt', exprList=[TEST_STR, TEST_STR], encoding=TEST_ENCODING)23 self.assertTrue(self.logFileContents('test-nonlocal.txt', encoding=TEST_ENCODING))24 self.assertDiff('test-nonlocal.txt', 'test-nonlocal.txt', filedir1=self.output, filedir2=self.output, encoding=TEST_ENCODING)25 self.assertThat('%s==%s', repr(TEST_STR), repr(self.getExprFromFile('test-nonlocal.txt', TEST_STR, encoding=TEST_ENCODING)))26 27 self.log.info('')28 self.log.info('now testing using getDefaultFileEncoding:')29 self.__myDefaultEncoding = TEST_ENCODING30 self.assertLineCount('test-nonlocal.txt', expr=TEST_STR, condition='==2')31 self.assertGrep('test-nonlocal.txt', expr=TEST_STR, contains=True)32 self.waitForGrep('test-nonlocal.txt', expr=TEST_STR, condition='==2', timeout=2, abortOnError=True)33 self.assertLastGrep('test-nonlocal.txt', expr=TEST_STR, contains=True, ignores=['^$', 'otherstring'])34 self.assertOrderedGrep('test-nonlocal.txt', exprList=[TEST_STR, TEST_STR])35 self.assertTrue(self.logFileContents('test-nonlocal.txt'))36 self.assertDiff('test-nonlocal.txt', 'test-nonlocal.txt', filedir1=self.output, filedir2=self.output)37 self.assertThat('%s==%s', repr(TEST_STR), repr(self.getExprFromFile('test-nonlocal.txt', TEST_STR)))38 39 40 def getDefaultFileEncoding(self, file, **xargs):41 if self.__myDefaultEncoding != None:42 self.log.info(' called getDefaultFileEncoding for %s with %s', file, xargs)43 return self.__myDefaultEncoding44 ...

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test_encoding.py

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...41 client = TestClient(run_panini)42 client.start()43 yield client44 client.stop()45def test_encoding(client):46 response = client.request("test_encoding.foo", {"data": "some correct data"})47 assert response["len"] == 1748 response = client.request("test_encoding.foo", {"data": "не латинские символы"})49 assert response["len"] == 2050def test_correct_message_format(client):51 response = client.request("test_encoding.correct", {"data": "some data"})52 assert response["success"] is True53def test_incorrect_message_format(client):54 with pytest.raises(OSError):55 client.request("test_encoding.message.correct", {"data": "some data"})56 with pytest.raises(OSError):...

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