Exemple #1
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    def test_default_5d_model(self):
        contents = read_file("random_5d.csv", "")
        time_series, dt, contents, variable_names = clean_contents(contents)
        model = ps.SINDy(feature_names=variable_names)
        model.fit(contents, t=dt)

        _ = model.coefficients()
        actual_score = model.score(contents, t=time_series)

        # expected_coefficients should be incomprehensible
        expected_score_max = 0.1  # model is expected to fail

        # assert (pytest.approx(actual_co, 0.1) == expected_co)
        assert actual_score < expected_score_max  # model is expected to score poorly (less than 0.1)
Exemple #2
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    def test_default_lorenz_model(self):
        contents = read_file("data_Lorenz3d.csv", "")
        time_series, dt, contents, variable_names = clean_contents(contents)
        model = ps.SINDy(feature_names=variable_names)
        model.fit(contents, t=dt)

        actual_co = model.coefficients()
        actual_score = model.score(contents, t=time_series)

        expected_co = [[0.0, -10.0, 10.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0],
                       [0.0, 28.0, -1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, -1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0],
                       [0.0, 0.0, 0.0, -2.666, 0.0, 1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0]]
        expected_score = 1.0

        assert (pytest.approx(actual_co, 0.1) == expected_co)
        assert (pytest.approx(actual_score, 0.01) == expected_score)
    def test_default_lorenz(self):
        ts, dt, cont, var = clean_contents(read_file("data_Lorenz3d.csv", ""))
        ts = ts[0:4]
        cont = cont[0:4]

        expected_ts = [0., 0.002, 0.004, 0.006]
        expected_dt = 0.002
        expected_cont = [[-8, 8, 27], [-7.683508382, 7.966250523, 26.73151873],
                         [-7.373984577, 7.92929174, 26.46998112],
                         [-7.071350036, 7.889537629, 26.21523996]]
        expected_vars = ["x", "y", "z"]

        assert np.all(ts == expected_ts)
        assert np.all(dt == expected_dt)
        assert np.all(cont == expected_cont)
        assert np.all(var == expected_vars)
    def test_random_5d(self):
        ts, dt, cont, var = clean_contents(read_file("random_5d.csv", ""))
        ts = ts[0:4]
        cont = cont[0:4]

        expected_ts = [0., 0.001, 0.002, 0.003]
        expected_dt = 0.001
        expected_cont = [
            [3.216510998, 9.914181513, 3.866592635, 0.746334938, 4.606170334],
            [0.650685986, 4.486606167, 5.84805047, 1.991102499, 5.211598163],
            [1.318906913, 8.869120427, 2.594125945, 9.226401504, 2.357597024],
            [8.26282217, 2.762088665, 1.941167642, 5.280758711, 4.70049113]
        ]
        expected_vars = ["a", "b", "c", "d", "e"]

        assert np.all(ts == expected_ts)
        assert np.all(dt == expected_dt)
        assert np.all(cont == expected_cont)
        assert np.all(var == expected_vars)
Exemple #5
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    def test_default_lorenz_plot(self):
        contents = read_file("data_Lorenz3d.csv", "")
        time_series, dt, contents, variable_names = clean_contents(contents)
        model = ps.SINDy(feature_names=variable_names)
        model.fit(contents, t=dt)

        coefs = model.coefficients()
        feats = model.get_feature_names(
        )  # Get the feature names from the obtained model

        conds = np.array(
            [float(val) for val in contents[0]]
        )  # Convert the system's initial conditions into a numpy array of float values as this is what is expected by the model.simulate() function
        sim_data = model.simulate(
            conds, time_series
        )  # Create the forward simulated data. This uses the original initial conditions evolved with the model output equations to obtain new data

        fig, _ = create_plot(time_series, contents, variable_names, coefs,
                             feats, sim_data)

        return fig
    def test_clean_contents_control(self):
        ts, dt, cont, u, var = clean_contents_control(
            read_file("predatorpreydata.csv", ""))
        ts = ts[0:4]
        cont = cont[0:4]
        u = u[0:4]

        expected_ts = [0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4]
        expected_dt = 0.1
        expected_cont = [[1.0, 1.0], [0.93815867, 1.0],
                         [0.894741036, 0.993815867],
                         [0.878213584, 0.983355064]]
        expected_u = np.array(
            ['0.2196665', '0.437335995', '0.651031414', '0.858815353'])
        expected_vars = ["x", "y", "u"]

        assert np.all(ts == expected_ts)
        assert np.all(dt == expected_dt)
        assert np.all(cont == expected_cont)
        assert np.all(u == expected_u)
        assert np.all(var == expected_vars)
Exemple #7
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import numpy as np
from base import read_file, nearest_neighbor_network




if __name__ == '__main__':
	training_x, training_y = read_file('./hw4_knn_train.dat')
	testing_x, testing_y = read_file('./hw4_knn_test.dat')
	print "Q17, ein:", nearest_neighbor_network(training_x, training_y, training_x, training_y,5)
	print "Q18, eout:", nearest_neighbor_network(testing_x, testing_y, training_x, training_y, 5)

Exemple #8
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
import base
import WLSK_Keygen, WLSK_Init, WLSK_Resp, WLSK_S

if __name__ == '__main__':
    print('Generating keys')
    WLSK_Keygen.init()(base.get_hostname())
    print('  enc_key = {}\n  mac_key = {}\b  table   = {}'.format(
        base.read_file('wlsk_enc_key'), base.read_file('wlsk_mac_key'),
        base.read_file('keytbl')))

    print('\x1b[31m[A1]\x1b[0m')
    (a3, idA) = WLSK_Init.init()(base.get_hostname())
    print('  idA = {}'.format(idA))

    print('\x1b[34m[B2]\x1b[0m')
    (b4, n) = WLSK_Resp.init()(idA)
    print('  n = {}'.format(n))

    print('\x1b[31m[A3]\x1b[0m')
    (_, iv1, e, m) = a3(n)
    print('  e = {}\n  m = {}'.format(e, m))

    print('\x1b[34m[B4]\x1b[0m')
    (b6, idA_, idB_, iv2, e_, m_) = b4(iv1, e, m)
    print('  idA\' = {}\n  idB\' = {}\n  e\'   = {}\n  m\'   = {}'.format(
        idA_, idB_, e_, m_))

    print('\x1b[33m[S5]\x1b[0m')
    (_, iv3, e__, m__) = WLSK_S.init()(idA_, idB_, iv2, e_, m_)
    print('  e\'\' = {}\n  m\'\' = {}'.format(e__, m__))
#!/usr/bin/env python3
import base, WLSK_Keygen
from common import *

if __name__ == '__main__':
    my_hostname = base.get_hostname()

    print('Generating keys for {}...'.format(my_hostname))
    WLSK_Keygen.init()(my_hostname)
    print('Done')
    debug('enc_key = {}\nmac_key = {}\ntable   = {}'.format(base.read_file('wlsk_enc_key'),
        base.read_file('wlsk_mac_key'), base.read_file('keytbl')))

Exemple #10
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import ONS_Keygen, ONS_AGenKey, ONS_BGenKey
import ONS_S, ONS_A, ONS_B
import time

def delay(): time.sleep(0.7)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    print('Generating \x1b[33mserver\x1b[0m key')
    (_, pkS) = ONS_Keygen.init()()

    print('Generating \x1b[31mA\x1b[0m key')
    (_, pkA) = ONS_AGenKey.init()()

    print('Generating \x1b[34mB\x1b[0m key')
    (_, pkB) = ONS_BGenKey.init()()
    b = base.read_file('idB')

    delay()
    print('\x1b[31mA:\x1b[0m Message 1')
    (oa3, hA, hB) = ONS_A.init()(b)
    print('    hA: {}\n    hB: {}'.format(hA, hB))

    delay()
    print('\x1b[33mS:\x1b[0m Message 2')
    (_, rk, h2, s) = ONS_S.init()(hA, hB)

    delay()
    print('\x1b[31mA:\x1b[0m Message 3')
    (oa5, c) = oa3(rk, h2, s)

    delay()