Example #1
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 def test_time_supp_length_matches_no_timesteps_after_slicing(self):
     test_rec = rt.Recording(np.empty([3, 4387, 2]), dt=0.4)
     test_sliced_rec = test_rec[:, 300:557, :]
     self.assertEqual(
         len(test_sliced_rec.time_supp),
         test_sliced_rec.no_timesteps,
         'Expected length of `time_supp` {} to equal no_timesteps of '
         'Recording {} after slicing.'.format(
             len(test_sliced_rec.time_supp), test_sliced_rec.no_timesteps),
     )
Example #2
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 def test_time_supp_length_matches_no_timesteps(self):
     """Ensure time_supp is a valid time support vector for input signal."""
     for no_timesteps in [5, 578, 993, 300072]:
         for dt in [0.1, 0.5, 3.0]:
             test_rec = rt.Recording(np.empty([6, no_timesteps, 1]), dt=dt)
             self.assertEqual(
                 len(test_rec.time_supp),
                 no_timesteps,
                 'Expected length of time_supp {} to match no_timesteps of '
                 'input {}.'.format(len(test_rec.time_supp), no_timesteps),
             )
Example #3
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 def test_type_preservation(self):
     """Test that `Recording` objects are returned from various ops on `Recording` objects."""
     test_rec = rt.Recording([[[0, 1, 2]]])
     self.assertTrue(
         isinstance(test_rec, rt.Recording),
         'Result of `Recording` constructor is not of `Recording` type.',
     )
     self.assertTrue(
         isinstance(test_rec[..., 1:], rt.Recording),
         'Result of slicing `Recording` is not of `Recording` type.',
     )
     self.assertTrue(
         isinstance(test_rec[..., 1], rt.Recording),
         'Result of retrieving single element of `Recording` is not of '
         '`Recording` type.',
     )
Example #4
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 def test_dt_preservation(self):
     """Test that `dt` is preserved after indexing `Recording`."""
     dt = 0.6767335
     test_rec = rt.Recording([[[0, 1, 2]]], dt=dt)
     self.assertEqual(
         test_rec.dt,
         dt,
         'Assigned `dt` not equal to attribute `dt`; test code probably '
         'broken.',
     )
     self.assertEqual(
         test_rec[..., 1:].dt,
         dt,
         '`Recording.dt` attribute altered by slicing.',
     )
     self.assertEqual(
         test_rec[..., 1].dt,
         dt,
         '`dt` attribute altered by retrieving single element of `Recording`.',
     )
Example #5
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 def test_no_channels_property(self):
     """Test that no_channels reflects number of channels in recording."""
     expected_values = {
         'no_timesteps': 1000,
         'no_sweeps': 10,
         'no_channels': 4,
     }
     test_rec = rt.Recording(
         np.zeros([
             expected_values['no_channels'],
             expected_values['no_timesteps'],
             expected_values['no_sweeps'],
         ]),
         dt=0.1,
     )
     self.assertEqual(
         test_rec.no_channels,
         expected_values['no_channels'],
         'Expected {} for `no_channels` property; got {} instead.'.format(
             expected_values['no_channels'], test_rec.no_channels),
     )
Example #6
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 def test_duration_property(self):
     """Test that duration reflects number of duration in recording."""
     recording_dt = 0.1
     recording_shape = {
         'no_timesteps': 1000,
         'no_sweeps': 10,
         'no_channels': 4,
     }
     expected_duration = recording_shape['no_timesteps'] * recording_dt
     test_rec = rt.Recording(
         np.zeros([
             recording_shape['no_channels'],
             recording_shape['no_timesteps'],
             recording_shape['no_sweeps'],
         ]),
         dt=recording_dt,
     )
     npt.assert_almost_equal(
         test_rec.duration,
         expected_duration,
         err_msg='Expected {} for `duration` property; got {} instead.'.
         format(expected_duration, test_rec.duration),
     )