def test_compose(self):
"""Basic tests of clans.compose()."""
self._check_wrong_argument_types_binary(compose)
# Compose.
result = compose(ac['clan1'], ac['clan2'])
self.assertEqual(result, ac['clan1comp2'])
result = compose(ac['clan2'], ac['clan1'])
expected = ac['clan2comp1']
self.assertEqual(result, expected)
def test_compose(self):
"""Basic tests of clans.compose()."""
self._check_wrong_argument_types_binary(compose)
# Compose.
result = compose(ac['clan1'], ac['clan2'])
self.assertEqual(result, ac['clan1comp2'])
result = compose(ac['clan2'], ac['clan1'])
expected = ac['clan2comp1']
self.assertEqual(result, expected)
# Multiset Transpose Operation Example
simple_transpose = _multiclans.transpose(mc_1)
print('TRANSPOSE ' + str(mc_1))
print('=> EVALUATES TO ' + str(simple_transpose))
mc_tmp = _mo.Multiset(
{_mo.Set(_mo.Couplet('y', 'x'), _mo.Couplet('y', 'w')): 2,
_mo.Set(_mo.Couplet('z', 'x'), _mo.Couplet('y', 'v')): 3})
if mc_tmp == simple_transpose:
print("multiclan's transpose swaps the left and right values of the relations, "
"leaving multiplicity to be the same.\n")
# Multiset Compose Operation Example
simple_compose_1 = _multiclans.compose(mc_1, mc_2)
print(str(mc_1) + ' COMPOSE ' + str(mc_2))
print('=> EVALUATES TO ' + str(simple_compose_1))
print("multiclan's compose applies a cross compose of the relations in each sides multiclan, "
"the multiplicity is the product of each sides multiplicity.\n")
simple_compose_2 = _multiclans.compose(mc_2, mc_1)
print(str(mc_2) + ' COMPOSE ' + str(mc_1))
print('=> EVALUATES TO ' + str(simple_compose_2))
print("multiclan's compose can result in relation compositions such that two different operations"
"yield the same result. For multiclans operations these same results are summed together.\n")
simple_transpose = _multiclans.transpose(mc_1)
print('TRANSPOSE ' + str(mc_1))
print('=> EVALUATES TO ' + str(simple_transpose))
mc_tmp = _mo.Multiset({
_mo.Set(_mo.Couplet('y', 'x'), _mo.Couplet('y', 'w')): 2,
_mo.Set(_mo.Couplet('z', 'x'), _mo.Couplet('y', 'v')): 3
})
if mc_tmp == simple_transpose:
print(
"multiclan's transpose swaps the left and right values of the relations, "
"leaving multiplicity to be the same.\n")
# Multiset Compose Operation Example
simple_compose_1 = _multiclans.compose(mc_1, mc_2)
print(str(mc_1) + ' COMPOSE ' + str(mc_2))
print('=> EVALUATES TO ' + str(simple_compose_1))
print(
"multiclan's compose applies a cross compose of the relations in each sides multiclan, "
"the multiplicity is the product of each sides multiplicity.\n")
simple_compose_2 = _multiclans.compose(mc_2, mc_1)
print(str(mc_2) + ' COMPOSE ' + str(mc_1))
print('=> EVALUATES TO ' + str(simple_compose_2))
print(
"multiclan's compose can result in relation compositions such that two different operations"
