def setUp(self):
     cNode = Node.BayesNode(0, 2, index=0, name="cloudy")
     sNode = Node.BayesNode(1, 2, index=1, name="sprinkler")
     rNode = Node.BayesNode(2, 2, index=2, name="rain")
     wNode = Node.BayesNode(3, 2, index=3, name="wetgrass")
     self.nodes = [cNode, sNode, rNode, wNode]
     self.potential = Distribution.Potential(self.nodes, default=1)
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 def __init__(self, name, variables):
     self.name = name
     self.variables = set(variables)
     self.potential = Distribution.Potential(self.variables)
     self.visited = False
     self.neighbors_separator = set()
     self.num_var = len(self.variables)
 def testBasicDiv(self):
     assert all(self.potential.table == 1)
     other = Distribution.Potential(self.nodes, default=2)
     new = self.potential / other
     assert all(new.table == 0.5)
     assert all(self.potential.table == 1)
     self.potential /= other
     assert all(new.table == 0.5)
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 def reinit_potential(self):
     self.potential = Distribution.Potential(self.var)
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 def __init__(self, name, cx, cy):
     self.name = name
     self.var = cx.variables.intersection(cy.variables)
     self.potential = Distribution.Potential(self.var)
     self.visited = False
     self.neighbors = [cx, cy]
 def testBasicMultiply(self):
     new = self.potential * Distribution.Potential(self.nodes[1:3],
                                                   default=3)
     # This just checks their nodesets are equal
     assert (len(new.nodes) == len(self.potential.nodes))
 def testPotentialEQ(self):
     new = Distribution.Potential(self.nodes)
     assert (self.potential == new)