Example #1
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    def test_check_total_assigned(self):
        assignment = np.array([4, 4, 4])
        tasks = 12
        check = support.check_total_assigned(tasks, assignment)
        self.assertTrue(check)

        tasks = 13
        check = support.check_total_assigned(tasks, assignment)
        self.assertFalse(check)

        tasks = 11
        check = support.check_total_assigned(tasks, assignment)
        self.assertFalse(check)
def check_and_store(name, tasks, resources, assignment, cost,
                    lower_limit, upper_limit):
    """
    Checks if the results are correct and stores them in the logger.

    Parameters
    ----------
    name : string
        Name of the scheduler
    tasks : int
        Number of tasks (tau)
    resources : int
        Number of resources (R)
    assignment : np.array(shape=(resources))
        Assignment of tasks to resources
    cost : np.array(shape=(resources, tasks+1))
        Cost functions per resource (C)
    lower_limit : np.array(shape=(resources), dtype=int)
        Lower limit of number of tasks per resource
    upper_limit : np.array(shape=(resources), dtype=int)
        Upper limit of number of tasks per resource
    """
    cmax = support.get_makespan(cost, assignment)
    if support.check_total_assigned(tasks, assignment) == False:
        print(f'-- {name} failed to assign {tasks} tasks to' +
              f' {resources} resources ({np.sum(assignment)}' +
              f' were assigned).')
    if support.check_limits(assignment, lower_limit, upper_limit) == False:
        print(f'-- {name} failed to respect the lower or upper' +
              f' limits when assigning {tasks} tasks to' +
              f' {resources} resources.')
    logger.store(f'{name},{tasks},{resources},{cmax}')