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How to use path_to_generated method in tox

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bench.py

1import os2import re3import subprocess4import sys5import time6# RUN = "iccma19"7RUN = "gen"8RESULTS = f"results_{RUN}"9TIMEDOUT = "TIMEDOUT"10COMPLETE = "cmp"11PREFERRED = "prf"12STABLE = "stb"13SEMANTICS = (COMPLETE, PREFERRED, STABLE)14s_to_ac = {15    COMPLETE: "cmp",16    PREFERRED: "prf",17    STABLE: "stb"18}19s_to_m = {20    COMPLETE: "EE-CO",21    PREFERRED: "EE-PR",22    STABLE: "EE-ST"23}24def bench_one(cmd, out, timeout, overwrite=False):25    if not overwrite and os.path.isfile(out):26        print(f"file {out} already exists and cannot be overwritten")27        return28    with open(out, "w+") as f:29        try:30            start = time.time_ns()31            subprocess.run(cmd, stdout=f, timeout=timeout)32            end = time.time_ns()33        except subprocess.TimeoutExpired as t:34            f.write('\n')35            f.write(TIMEDOUT)36        else:37            f.write('\n')38            f.write(str(end - start))39        f.write('\n')40def bench_aaf_cadical(path_to_aaf_cadical, filename, stub, semantic, timeout, overwrite, results):41    bench_one(cmd=(os.path.join(path_to_aaf_cadical, "bin", f"aaf-{s_to_ac[semantic]}.exe"), filename),42              out=os.path.join(path_to_aaf_cadical, results, f"{stub}.{semantic}"),43              timeout=timeout,44              overwrite=overwrite)45def bench_mutoksia(path_to_mutoksia, filename, stub, semantic, timeout, overwrite, results):46    bench_one(cmd=(os.path.join(path_to_mutoksia, "bin", "mu-toksia.exe"), "-p", s_to_m[semantic], "-f", filename, "-fo", "apx"),47              out=os.path.join(path_to_mutoksia, results, f"{stub}.{semantic}"),48              timeout=timeout,49              overwrite=overwrite)50def main():51    overwrite = (len(sys.argv) == 2 and sys.argv[1] == "-o")52    # path_to_aaf_cadical = sys.argv[1]53    # path_to_mutoksia = sys.argv[2]54    # path_to_generated = sys.argv[3]55    # timeout = sys.argv[4]56    path_to_aaf_cadical = r"C:\Users\asib1\Documents\Asib\uni\ba_baumann\benching\aaf-cadical"57    path_to_mutoksia = r"C:\Users\asib1\Documents\Asib\uni\ba_baumann\benching\mutoksia"58    path_to_generated = r"C:\Users\asib1\Documents\Asib\uni\ba_baumann\benching\aafs"59    path_to_iccma19 = r"C:\Users\asib1\Documents\Asib\uni\ba_baumann\iccma19\instances"60    timeout = 60061    # bench(overwrite, path_to_aaf_cadical, path_to_generated, path_to_mutoksia, timeout, "results_test")62    if RUN == "gen":63        r = "results_gen"64        p = path_to_generated65    elif RUN == "iccma19":66        r = "results_iccma19"67        p = path_to_iccma1968    69    bench(overwrite, path_to_aaf_cadical, p, path_to_mutoksia, timeout, r)70def bench(overwrite, path_to_aaf_cadical, path_to_aafs, path_to_mutoksia, timeout, results):71    for file in os.listdir(os.fsencode(path_to_aafs)):72        filename = os.fsdecode(file)73        filepath = os.path.join(path_to_aafs, filename)74        match = re.search(r"(.+)\.apx", filename)75        if match and filepath.endswith(".apx"):76            stub = match[1]77            for semantic in SEMANTICS:78                bench_aaf_cadical(path_to_aaf_cadical, filepath, stub, semantic, timeout, overwrite, results)79                bench_mutoksia(path_to_mutoksia, filepath, stub, semantic, timeout, overwrite, results)80if __name__ == '__main__':...

make_plot.py

Source: make_plot.py

1import matplotlib.pyplot as plt2def parse_bitrate(source):3    with open(source) as file:4        lines = file.readlines()5        bitrates = [float(line.split()[2]) for line in lines]6    return bitrates7def parse_psnr(source):8    with open(source) as file:9        lines = file.readlines()10        psnr = [float(line.split('=')[-1]) for line in lines]11        qp = [int(line.split('=')[1].split()[0]) for line in lines]12    return psnr, qp13path_to_black = "results/black"14path_to_generated = "results/generated"15bitrate_filename = "bitrate.txt"16psnr_filename = "results.txt"17count_last = 418bitrates_black = parse_bitrate(f"{path_to_black}/{bitrate_filename}")19psnr_black, qp = parse_psnr(f"{path_to_black}/{psnr_filename}")20bitrates_black = bitrates_black[-count_last:]21psnr_black = psnr_black[-count_last:]22qp = qp[-count_last:]23print(bitrates_black, psnr_black)24bitrates = parse_bitrate(f"{path_to_generated}/{bitrate_filename}")25psnr, _ = parse_psnr(f"{path_to_generated}/{psnr_filename}")26bitrates = bitrates[-count_last:]27psnr = psnr[-count_last:]28print(bitrates, psnr)29plt.plot(bitrates_black, psnr_black, label="black")30plt.plot(bitrates, psnr, label=f"generated")31plt.scatter(bitrates_black, psnr_black)32plt.scatter(bitrates, psnr)33for i in range(len(psnr)):34    plt.text(bitrates_black[i], psnr_black[i], qp[i], fontsize=9)35    plt.text(bitrates[i], psnr[i], qp[i], fontsize=9)36# plt.title(f'Sasha')37plt.xlabel('Bitrate')38plt.ylabel('PSNR')39plt.legend()40plt.grid()...

settings.py

Source: settings.py

1import os.path2SAMPLERATE = 441003SRC_FOLDER = os.path.abspath(os.path.join("realisations", "cpp"))4PATH_TO_GENERATED = os.path.abspath("tmp/generated")5GENERATED_CPP = os.path.join(PATH_TO_GENERATED, "cpp")6PATH_TO_CPP = os.path.abspath("cpp")7TEMPLATES_FOLDER = os.path.join(PATH_TO_CPP, "templates")8FOLDER_TO_COMPILE = os.path.abspath("tmp/to_compile")9RESULTS_FOLDER = os.path.abspath("results")...

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