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 def testForLaplacianKernel(self):
   kernel = utils._get_kernel('laplace')
   self.assertIsInstance(kernel, laplacian_kernel.LaplacianKernel)
   kernel = utils._get_kernel('laplace_Kernel')
   self.assertIsInstance(kernel, laplacian_kernel.LaplacianKernel)
   kernel = utils._get_kernel('laplacian')
   self.assertIsInstance(kernel, laplacian_kernel.LaplacianKernel)
   kernel = utils._get_kernel('laplacian_kernel')
   self.assertIsInstance(kernel, laplacian_kernel.LaplacianKernel)
   kernel = utils._get_kernel(laplacian_kernel.LaplacianKernel())
   self.assertIsInstance(kernel, laplacian_kernel.LaplacianKernel)
   kernel_length = 3
   kernel = utils._get_kernel(laplacian_kernel.LaplacianKernel(kernel_length))
   self.assertIsInstance(kernel, laplacian_kernel.LaplacianKernel)
   self.assertEqual(kernel.kernel_length, kernel_length)
    def testLaplacianKernel(self):
        # Under certain conditions, the kernel output resembles the identity
        # (within the tolerance of the checks).
        # Specifically, this is true when the minimum distance, d, between any two
        # elements in the input is greater than D for D = -ln(tol) * kernel_length
        # where:
        #   - tol: assertion tolerance (these tests ues 1e-6)
        #   - d: minimum{norm(x_i - y_i)
        #                for x_i = x[i, :], y_j = y[j, :] for all i neq j}
        #   - kernel_length: argument to kernel initialization
        #
        # In the test below, we use max(kernel_length) == 0.1 which gives us
        # max(D)~=1.38. Given this bound, we sometines use d=2 (meaning that each
        # element is at least 2 greater or smaller than every other element in the
        # input). When we do this, we expect the output to be close to the identity.

        for kernel_length in [0.05, 0.075, 0.1]:
            laplacian_kernel_fn = laplacian_kernel.LaplacianKernel(
                kernel_length)

            kernel_val = laplacian_kernel_fn(tf.constant([[2.0], [0.0]]))
            self.assertAllClose(kernel_val, tf.eye(2))

            kernel_val = laplacian_kernel_fn(tf.constant([[1.0], [8.0],
                                                          [3.0]]))
            self.assertAllClose(kernel_val, tf.eye(3))

            kernel_val = laplacian_kernel_fn(
                tf.constant([[1.0, 3.0], [5.0, 7.0], [9.0, 11.0]]))
            self.assertAllClose(kernel_val, tf.eye(3))

            # Vector where all elements are equal should result in matrix of all 1s.
            for val in [0.2, 1.0, 2.79]:  # Arbitrary values.
                kernel_val = laplacian_kernel_fn(
                    tf.constant([[val, val], [val, val]]))
                # self.assertAllClose(kernel_val, tf.eye(3))
                self.assertAllClose(kernel_val, [[1.0, 1.0], [1.0, 1.0]])

            # If the two tensors are equal, it should be the same as a single tensor.
            # Note that we pick d < 1 so that the result is not the identity.
            tensor = tf.constant([[1.0], [1.01]])
            single_kernel_val = laplacian_kernel_fn(tensor)
            # Assert that the result is nontrivial (not the identity).
            self.assertNotAllClose(tf.eye(2), single_kernel_val)

            double_kernel_val = laplacian_kernel_fn(tensor, tensor)
            self.assertAllClose(single_kernel_val, double_kernel_val)
            self.assertIsNot(single_kernel_val, double_kernel_val)

            # If the delta is the same, then the result should be the same.
            # Note that we pick d < 1 so that the result is not the identity.
            tensor1 = tf.constant([[1.0], [7.0]])
            tensor2 = tf.constant([[1.0], [5.3]])
            delta = tf.constant([[0.0], [0.2]])
            kernel_val1 = laplacian_kernel_fn(tensor1, tensor1 + delta)
            # Assert that the result is nontrivial (not the identity).
            self.assertNotAllClose(tf.eye(2), kernel_val1)

            kernel_val2 = laplacian_kernel_fn(tensor2, tensor2 + delta)
            self.assertAllClose(kernel_val1, kernel_val2)
  def testGetAndFromConfig(self):
    kernel_length = 5  # Arbitrary value.
    kernel = laplacian_kernel.LaplacianKernel(kernel_length)

    kernel_from_config = laplacian_kernel.LaplacianKernel.from_config(
        kernel.get_config())
    self.assertIsInstance(kernel_from_config, laplacian_kernel.LaplacianKernel)
    self.assertEqual(kernel_from_config.kernel_length, kernel_length)
  def testSerialization(self):
    kernel_length = 5  # Arbitrary value.
    kernel = laplacian_kernel.LaplacianKernel(kernel_length)

    serialized_kernel = tf.keras.utils.serialize_keras_object(kernel)

    deserialized_kernel = tf.keras.utils.deserialize_keras_object(
        serialized_kernel)
    self.assertIsInstance(deserialized_kernel, laplacian_kernel.LaplacianKernel)
    self.assertEqual(deserialized_kernel.kernel_length, kernel_length)
    def testkernelAttributes(self):
        loss = CustomLoss(membership_kernel='gauss',
                          predictions_kernel='laplace')
        self.assertIsInstance(loss.membership_kernel,
                              gaussian_kernel.GaussianKernel)
        self.assertIsInstance(loss.predictions_kernel,
                              laplacian_kernel.LaplacianKernel)

        kernel = gaussian_kernel.GaussianKernel()
        loss = CustomLoss(predictions_kernel=kernel)
        self.assertIs(loss.predictions_kernel, kernel)
        self.assertIsNone(loss.membership_kernel)

        kernel = laplacian_kernel.LaplacianKernel()
        loss = CustomLoss(membership_kernel=kernel)
        self.assertIs(loss.membership_kernel, kernel)
        self.assertIsNone(loss.predictions_kernel)