How to use _equal method in pandera

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test_decorators.py

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...3import os4import unittest5import numpy6from atooms.trajectory import TrajectoryXYZ7def _equal(system1, system2):8 for p1, p2 in zip(system1.particle, system2.particle):9 if p1.species != p2.species:10 print(p1.species, p2.species)11 return False12 return True13class TestDecorators(unittest.TestCase):14 Trajectory = TrajectoryXYZ15 def setUp(self):16 self.finp = '/​tmp/​test_decorators.xyz'17 with open(self.finp, 'w') as fh:18 fh.write("""\19220step:1 cell:6.0,6.0,6.021A 1.0 -1.0 0.022A 2.9 -2.9 0.023224step:2 cell:6.0,6.0,6.025A 1.1 -1.1 0.026A -2.9 -2.9 0.027228step:3 cell:6.0,6.0,6.029A 1.2 -1.2 0.030A -2.9 2.9 0.031232step:4 cell:6.0,6.0,6.033A 1.2 -1.2 0.034A -2.9 2.9 0.035""")36 def test_unfolded_jump(self):37 from atooms.trajectory.decorators import Unfolded38 with self.Trajectory(self.finp) as th:39 with Unfolded(th) as tu:40 self.assertEqual(list(tu[2].particle[1].position), [3.1, -3.1, 0.0]) # unfolded41 self.assertEqual(list(th[2].particle[1].position), [-2.9, 2.9, 0.0]) # original42 def test_sliced(self):43 from atooms.trajectory.decorators import Sliced44 with Sliced(self.Trajectory(self.finp), slice(0, 2, 1)) as th:45 self.assertEqual(th.steps, [1, 2])46 self.assertEqual(list(th[-1].particle[0].position), [1.1, -1.1, 0.0])47 self.assertEqual(list(th[-1].particle[1].position), [-2.9, -2.9, 0.0])48 def test_callback_args(self):49 def cbk_1(system, scale):50 for p in system.particle:51 p.position *= scale52 return system53 def cbk_2(system, offset):54 for p in system.particle:55 p.position -= offset56 return system57 def cbk_3(system, memory):58 """Callback that modifies a mutable."""59 memory.append(1)60 return system61 memo = []62 with self.Trajectory(self.finp) as th:63 th.register_callback(cbk_1, 2.0)64 th.register_callback(cbk_2, offset=1.0)65 th.register_callback(cbk_3, memo)66 self.assertEqual(th.steps, [1, 2, 3, 4])67 self.assertEqual(list(th[-1].particle[0].position),68 [1.2 * 2 - 1.0, -1.2 * 2 - 1.0, 0.0 * 2 - 1.0])69 self.assertEqual(memo, [1])70 def test_change_species(self):71 from copy import deepcopy72 from atooms.system import System, Particle73 system_A = System([Particle(species='A'), Particle(species='B')])74 system_C = System([Particle(species='0'), Particle(species='1')])75 system_F = System([Particle(species='1'), Particle(species='2')])76 from atooms.trajectory.decorators import change_species77 # DO nothing here78 self.assertTrue(_equal(system_A, change_species(deepcopy(system_A), 'A')))79 self.assertTrue(_equal(system_C, change_species(deepcopy(system_C), 'C')))80 self.assertTrue(_equal(system_F, change_species(deepcopy(system_F), 'F')))81 # Change82 self.assertTrue(_equal(system_C, change_species(deepcopy(system_A), 'C')))83 self.assertTrue(_equal(system_F, change_species(deepcopy(system_A), 'F')))84 self.assertTrue(_equal(system_A, change_species(deepcopy(system_C), 'A')))85 self.assertTrue(_equal(system_F, change_species(deepcopy(system_C), 'F')))86 self.assertTrue(_equal(system_A, change_species(deepcopy(system_F), 'A')))87 self.assertTrue(_equal(system_C, change_species(deepcopy(system_F), 'C')))88 def tearDown(self):89 os.remove(self.finp)90if __name__ == '__main__':...

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test.py

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2import copy3from .. import BasicMeasure, accumulate4class TestDempster(unittest.TestCase):5 def test_can_do_dempster_shafer(self):6 def _equal(a, b): # fuzzy equal required to test floats7 self.assertAlmostEqual(a, b, places=7)8 subjectA = 'Anna'9 subjectB = 'Bob'10 subjectC = 'Clara'11 # m1(A, C) = 0.8, m1(Omega) = 0.212 m1 = BasicMeasure({subjectA, subjectB, subjectC})13 m1.add_entry({subjectA, subjectC}, 0.8)14 with self.assertRaises(Exception):15 m1.add_entry({subjectC, subjectA}, 0.7)16 _equal(m1.get_measure('Omega'), 0.2)17 _equal(m1.get_measure({subjectA, subjectB, subjectC}), 0.2)18 with self.subTest('Can add an alternative entry'):19 mX = copy.deepcopy(m1)20 mX.add_entry(subjectB, 0.1)21 _equal(mX.get_measure('Omega'), 0.1)22 _equal(mX.get_measure(subjectB), 0.1)23 _equal(m1.get_belief('Omega'), 1)24 _equal(m1.get_belief({subjectA, subjectC}), 0.8)25 # Doubt = Belief(Omega \ X)26 _equal(m1.get_doubt(subjectA), 0)27 _equal(m1.get_doubt(subjectB), 0.8)28 _equal(m1.get_doubt('Omega'), 0)29 _equal(m1.get_plausibility('Omega'), 1)30 _equal(m1.get_plausibility(subjectA), 1)31 _equal(m1.get_plausibility(subjectB), 0.2)32 # m2(C) = 0.6, m2(Omega) = 0.433 m2 = BasicMeasure({subjectA, subjectB, subjectC})34 m2.add_entry(subjectC, 0.6)35 _equal(m2.get_measure('Omega'), 0.4)36 m1m2 = accumulate(m1, m2)37 self.assertIsInstance(m1m2, BasicMeasure)38 _equal(m1m2.get_belief('Omega'), 1)39 """ m1(A,C) = 0.8 m1(Om) 0.240 m2(C) = 0.6 C = 0.48 C = 0.1241 m2(Om) = 0.4 A,C = 0.32 Om = 0.0842 """43 _equal(m1m2.get_measure(subjectA), 0)44 _equal(m1m2.get_measure({subjectA, subjectC}), 0.32)45 _equal(m1m2.get_measure(subjectC), 0.6)46 _equal(m1m2.get_measure(subjectB), 0)47 _equal(m1m2.get_measure('Omega'), 0.08)48 _equal(m1m2.get_belief(subjectA, subjectB), 0)49 _equal(m1m2.get_belief(subjectA, subjectC),50 0.48 + 0.32 + 0.12)51 _equal(m1m2.get_plausibility(subjectA, subjectB), 0.4)52 _equal(m1m2.get_plausibility(subjectA, subjectC), 1)53 _equal(m1m2.get_plausibility('Omega'), 1)54 _equal(m1m2.get_plausibility(subjectB), 0.08)55 # can resolve conflicts56 m3 = BasicMeasure({subjectA, subjectB, subjectC})57 m3.add_entry(subjectB, 0.5)58 m1m2m3 = accumulate(m1m2, m3)59 """ m1m2(A,C)=0.32 m1m2(C)=0.6 m1m2(Om)=0.0860 m3(B)=0.5 {}=0.16 {}=0.3 B=0.0461 m3(Om)=0.5 A,C=0.16 C=0.3 Om=0.0462 0.32 0.6 0.0863 """64 correct_factor = 1 /​ (1 - 0.46)65 _equal(m1m2m3.get_measure(subjectA), 0)66 _equal(m1m2m3.get_measure(subjectA, subjectC), 0.16*correct_factor)67 _equal(m1m2m3.get_measure(subjectC), 0.3*correct_factor)68 _equal(m1m2m3.get_measure(subjectB), 0.04*correct_factor)69 _equal(m1m2m3.get_measure('Omega'), 0.04*correct_factor)70 mInvalid = BasicMeasure({subjectA, subjectB}) # different domain71 mInvalid.add_entry(subjectA, 0.8)72 with self.assertRaises(Exception):...

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response_helper_test.py

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1from shared_test.response_helper import _equal, ignored2def test_empty_array_is_only_equal_to_empty_array():3 assert not _equal([], dict())4 assert not _equal([], dict(a=1))5 assert not _equal([], [1])6 assert not _equal([], 'string')7 assert not _equal(dict(), [])8 assert not _equal(dict(a=1), [])9 assert not _equal([1], [])10 assert not _equal('string', [])11 assert _equal([], [])12def test_empty_dict_is_only_equal_to_empty_dict():13 assert not _equal(dict(), dict(a=1))14 assert not _equal(dict(), [])15 assert not _equal(dict(), [1])16 assert not _equal(dict(), 'string')17 assert not _equal(dict(a=1), dict())18 assert not _equal([], dict())19 assert not _equal([1], dict())20 assert not _equal('string', dict())21 assert _equal(dict(), dict())22def test_equal_dicts():23 value = dict(a=dict(b=['b', 1, 2.0, [1, 2, 3, 4]]))24 assert _equal(value, value)25def test_equal_arrays():26 value = [1, 2, 3, dict(a=dict(b=['b', 1, 2.0, [1, 2, 3, 4]]))]27 assert _equal(value, value)28def assert_equal_strings():29 assert _equal('abc', 'abc')30def assert_equal_integers():31 assert _equal(1, 1)32def test_equal_with_ignored_values():33 expected = dict(34 id=ignored,35 array=ignored,36 dict=ignored,37 a=dict(38 b=[ignored, 1, ]39 )40 )41 actual = dict(42 id=1,43 array=[6, 7],44 dict=dict(o=0),45 a=dict(46 b=['string', 1, ]47 )48 )...

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