Exemple #1
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    def test_intervals_intersection(self):
        nullx = NullInterval(x)

        # All nulls
        assert nullx.intersection(nullx) == nullx

        nully = NullInterval(y)
        ix = Interval(x, -2, 2)
        iy = Interval(y, -2, 2)

        # Mixed nulls and defined
        assert nullx.intersection(ix) == nullx
        assert nullx.intersection(iy) == nullx
        assert nullx.intersection(iy) != nully
        assert nully.intersection(iy) == nully

        ix2 = Interval(x, -8, -3)
        ix3 = Interval(x, 3, 4)

        # All defined disjoint
        assert ix.intersection(ix2) == nullx
        assert ix.intersection(ix3) == nullx
        assert ix2.intersection(ix3) == nullx
        assert ix.intersection(iy) == nullx
        assert iy.intersection(ix) == nully

        ix4 = Interval(x, 1, 4)
        ix5 = Interval(x, -3, 0)

        # All defined overlapping
        assert ix.intersection(ix4) == Interval(x, 1, 2)
        assert ix.intersection(ix5) == Interval(x, -2, 0)
Exemple #2
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    def test_intervals_subtract(self):
        nullx = NullInterval(x)

        # All nulls
        assert nullx.subtract(nullx) == nullx

        ix = Interval(x, 2, -2)

        # Mixed nulls and defined on the same dimension
        assert nullx.subtract(ix) == nullx
        assert ix.subtract(ix) == Interval(x, 0, 0)
        assert ix.subtract(nullx) == ix

        ix2 = Interval(x, 4, -4)
        ix3 = Interval(x, 6, -6)

        # All defined same dimension
        assert ix2.subtract(ix) == ix
        assert ix.subtract(ix2) == Interval(x, -2, 2)
        assert ix3.subtract(ix) == ix2
Exemple #3
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    def test_intervals_merge(self):
        nullx = NullInterval(x)

        # All nulls
        assert nullx.merge(nullx) == nullx

        ix = Interval(x, -2, 2)

        # Mixed nulls and defined on the same dimension
        assert nullx.merge(ix) == ix
        assert ix.merge(ix) == ix
        assert ix.merge(nullx) == ix

        ix2 = Interval(x, 1, 4)
        ix3 = Interval(x, -3, 6)

        # All defined overlapping
        assert ix.merge(ix2) == Interval(x, -2, 4)
        assert ix.merge(ix3) == ix3
        assert ix2.merge(ix3) == ix3

        ix4 = Interval(x, 0, 0)
        ix5 = Interval(x, -1, -1)
        ix6 = Interval(x, 9, 11)

        # Non-overlapping
        assert ix.merge(ix4) == Interval(x, -2, 2)
        assert ix.merge(ix5) == Interval(x, -2, 2)
        assert ix4.merge(ix5) == Interval(x, -1, 0)
        assert ix.merge(ix6) == Interval(x, -2, 11)
        assert ix6.merge(ix) == Interval(x, -2, 11)
        assert ix5.merge(ix6) == Interval(x, -1, 11)
Exemple #4
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    def test_intervals_union(self):
        nullx = NullInterval(x)

        # All nulls
        assert nullx.union(nullx) == nullx

        ix = Interval(x, -2, 2)

        # Mixed nulls and defined on the same dimension
        assert nullx.union(ix) == ix
        assert ix.union(ix) == ix
        assert ix.union(nullx) == ix

        ix2 = Interval(x, 1, 4)
        ix3 = Interval(x, -3, 6)

        # All defined overlapping
        assert ix.union(ix2) == Interval(x, -2, 4)
        assert ix.union(ix3) == ix3
        assert ix2.union(ix3) == ix3

        ix4 = Interval(x, 4, 8)
        ix5 = Interval(x, -3, -3)
        ix6 = Interval(x, -10, -3)
        nully = NullInterval(y)
        iy = Interval(y, -2, 2)

        # Mixed disjoint (note: IntervalGroup input order is relevant)
        assert ix.union(ix4) == IntervalGroup([ix, ix4])
        assert ix.union(ix5) == Interval(x, -3, 2)
        assert ix6.union(ix) == IntervalGroup([ix6, ix])
        assert ix.union(nully) == IntervalGroup([ix, nully])
        assert ix.union(iy) == IntervalGroup([ix, iy])
        assert iy.union(ix) == IntervalGroup([iy, ix])
Exemple #5
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    def test_intervals_subtract(self, x, y):
        nullx = NullInterval(x)

        # All nulls
        assert nullx.subtract(nullx) == nullx

        ix = Interval(x, 2, -2)

        # Mixed nulls and defined on the same dimension
        assert nullx.subtract(ix) == nullx
        assert ix.subtract(ix) == Interval(x, 0, 0)
        assert ix.subtract(nullx) == ix

        ix2 = Interval(x, 4, -4)
        ix3 = Interval(x, 6, -6)

        # All defined same dimension
        assert ix2.subtract(ix) == ix
        assert ix.subtract(ix2) == Interval(x, -2, 2)
        assert ix3.subtract(ix) == ix2

        c = Constant(name='c')
        ix4 = Interval(x, c + 2, c + 4)
        ix5 = Interval(x, c + 1, c + 5)

        # All defined symbolic
        assert ix4.subtract(ix5) == Interval(x, 1, -1)
        assert ix5.subtract(ix4) == Interval(x, -1, 1)
        assert ix5.subtract(ix) == Interval(x, c - 1, c + 7)
Exemple #6
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    def test_intervals_union(self, x, y):
        nullx = NullInterval(x)

        # All nulls
        assert nullx.union(nullx) == nullx

        ix = Interval(x, -2, 2)

        # Mixed nulls and defined
        assert nullx.union(ix) == ix
        assert ix.union(ix) == ix
        assert ix.union(nullx) == ix

        ix2 = Interval(x, 1, 4)
        ix3 = Interval(x, -3, 6)

        assert ix.union(ix2) == Interval(x, -2, 4)
        assert ix.union(ix3) == ix3
        assert ix2.union(ix3) == ix3

        ix4 = Interval(x, 4, 8)
        ix5 = Interval(x, -3, -3)
        ix6 = Interval(x, -10, -3)
        nully = NullInterval(y)
        iy = Interval(y, -2, 2)

        assert ix.union(ix4) == Interval(x, -2, 8)
        assert ix.union(ix5) == Interval(x, -3, 2)
        assert ix6.union(ix) == Interval(x, -10, 2)

        # The union of non-compatible Intervals isn't possible, and an exception
        # is expected
        ixs1 = Interval(x, -2, 2, stamp=1)

        for i, j in [(ix, nully), (ix, iy), (iy, ix), (ix, ixs1), (ixs1, ix)]:
            try:
                i.union(j)
                assert False  # Shouldn't arrive here
            except ValueError:
                assert True
            except:
                # No other types of exception expected
                assert False

        # Mixed symbolic and non-symbolic
        c = Constant(name='c')
        ix7 = Interval(x, c, c + 4)
        ix8 = Interval(x, c - 1, c + 5)

        assert ix7.union(ix8) == Interval(x, c - 1, c + 5)
        assert ix8.union(ix7) == Interval(x, c - 1, c + 5)

        # Symbolic with properties
        s = Scalar(name='s', nonnegative=True)
        ix9 = Interval(x, s - 2, s + 2)
        ix10 = Interval(x, s - 1, s + 1)

        assert ix.union(ix9) == Interval(x, -2, s + 2)
        assert ix9.union(ix) == Interval(x, -2, s + 2)
        assert ix9.union(ix10) == ix9
        assert ix10.union(ix9) == ix9
Exemple #7
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    def test_intervals_intersection(self, x, y):
        nullx = NullInterval(x)

        # All nulls
        assert nullx.intersection(nullx) == nullx

        nully = NullInterval(y)
        ix = Interval(x, -2, 2)
        iy = Interval(y, -2, 2)

        # Mixed nulls and defined
        assert nullx.intersection(ix) == nullx
        assert nullx.intersection(iy) == nullx
        assert nullx.intersection(iy) != nully
        assert nully.intersection(iy) == nully

        ix2 = Interval(x, -8, -3)
        ix3 = Interval(x, 3, 4)

        assert ix.intersection(ix2) == Interval(x, -2, -3)
        assert ix.intersection(ix3) == Interval(x, 3, 2)
        assert ix2.intersection(ix3) == Interval(x, 3, -3)
        assert ix.intersection(iy) == nullx
        assert iy.intersection(ix) == nully

        ix4 = Interval(x, 1, 4)
        ix5 = Interval(x, -3, 0)

        assert ix.intersection(ix4) == Interval(x, 1, 2)
        assert ix.intersection(ix5) == Interval(x, -2, 0)

        # Mixed symbolic and non-symbolic
        c = Constant(name='c')
        ix6 = Interval(x, c, c + 4)
        ix7 = Interval(x, c - 1, c + 5)

        assert ix6.intersection(ix7) == Interval(x, c, c + 4)
        assert ix7.intersection(ix6) == Interval(x, c, c + 4)

        # Symbolic with properties
        s = Scalar(name='s', nonnegative=True)
        ix8 = Interval(x, s - 2, s + 2)
        ix9 = Interval(x, s - 1, s + 1)

        assert ix.intersection(ix8) == Interval(x, s - 2, 2)
        assert ix8.intersection(ix) == Interval(x, s - 2, 2)
        assert ix8.intersection(ix9) == Interval(x, s - 1, s + 1)
        assert ix9.intersection(ix8) == Interval(x, s - 1, s + 1)