Esempio n. 1
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    def test_unify_nullary(self):
        raws = [
            Function("afact",[Number(1),String("test")]),
            Function("nullary1",[]),
            Function("nullary2",[]),
            Function("afact",[Number(2),String("test")]),
            ]

        class Afact(Predicate):
            anum=IntegerField()
            astr=StringField()
            class Meta: name = "afact"

        class Nullary1(Predicate):
            class Meta: name = "nullary1"

        class Nullary2(Predicate):
            class Meta: name = "nullary2"

        af_1=Afact(anum=1,astr="test")
        af_2=Afact(anum=2,astr="test")
        u_1=Nullary1()
        u_2=Nullary2()

        self.assertEqual(list(unify([Nullary1],raws)),[u_1])
        self.assertEqual(list(unify([Nullary2],raws)),[u_2])
        self.assertEqual(set(unify([Afact,Nullary1,Nullary2],raws)),
                             set([af_1,af_2,u_1,u_2]))
Esempio n. 2
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    def test_register_name(self):
        SF = StringField
        IF = IntegerField
        CF = ConstantField

        n1 = Number(1)
        n2 = Number(2)
        n3 = Number(3)
        n4 = Number(4)
        s1 = String("ab")
        s2 = String("cd")
        s3 = String("abcd")
        c1 = Function("ab", [])
        c2 = Function("cd", [])
        c3 = Function("abcd", [])
        # Test the register_name as a decorator
        cb1 = ContextBuilder()

        @cb1.register_name("addi")  # use function annotations
        def add1(a: IF, b: IF) -> IF:
            return a + b  # external signature

        self.assertEqual(add1(1, 2), 3)

        @cb1.register_name("adds", SF, SF, SF)
        def add2(a, b):
            return a + b

        self.assertEqual(add2("ab", "cd"), "abcd")

        # Non-decorator call - re-using a function but with a different signature
        cb1.register_name("addc", CF, CF, CF, add1)

        # Non-decorator call - setting a function with the function annotation
        cb1.register_name("addi_alt", add1)

        ctx1 = cb1.make_context()
        self.assertEqual(ctx1.addi(n1, n2), n3)
        self.assertEqual(ctx1.addi_alt(n1, n2), n3)
        self.assertEqual(ctx1.adds(s1, s2), s3)
        self.assertEqual(ctx1.addc(c1, c2), c3)

        # Things that should fail
        with self.assertRaises(TypeError) as ctx:
            self.assertEqual(ctx1.addc(s1, s2), s3)

        with self.assertRaises(TypeError) as ctx:
            self.assertEqual(ctx1.addc(s1, s2), c3)

        # Fails since add2 has no function annotations
        with self.assertRaises(TypeError) as ctx:
            cb1.register_name("addo", add2)

        # Function name already assigned
        with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as ctx:
            cb1.register_name("addi", add1)
Esempio n. 3
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    def test_unify(self):
        raws = [
            Function("afact",[Number(1),String("test")]),
            Function("afact",[Number(2),Number(3),String("test")]),
            Function("afact",[Number(1),Function("fun",[Number(1)])]),
            Function("bfact",[Number(3),String("test")])
            ]

        class Afact1(Predicate):
            anum=IntegerField()
            astr=StringField()
            class Meta: name = "afact"

        class Afact2(Predicate):
            anum1=IntegerField()
            anum2=IntegerField()
            astr=StringField()
            class Meta: name = "afact"

        class Afact3(Predicate):
            class Fun(ComplexTerm):
                fnum=IntegerField()

            anum=IntegerField()
            afun=Fun.Field()
#            afun=ComplexField(Fun)
            class Meta: name = "afact"

        class Bfact(Predicate):
            anum=IntegerField()
            astr=StringField()

        af1_1=Afact1(anum=1,astr="test")
        af2_1=Afact2(anum1=2,anum2=3,astr="test")
        af3_1=Afact3(anum=1,afun=Afact3.Fun(fnum=1))
        bf_1=Bfact(anum=3,astr="test")

        g1=list(unify([Afact1],raws))
        g2=list(unify([Afact2],raws))
        g3=list(unify([Afact3],raws))
        g4=list(unify([Bfact],raws))
        g5=list(unify([Afact1,Bfact],raws))
        self.assertEqual([af1_1], g1)
        self.assertEqual([af2_1], g2)
        self.assertEqual([af3_1], g3)
        self.assertEqual([bf_1], g4)
        self.assertEqual([af1_1,bf_1], g5)

        # Test the ordered option that returns a list of facts that preserves
        # the order of the original symbols.
        g1=unify([Afact1,Afact2,Bfact], raws, ordered=True)
        self.assertEqual(g1, [af1_1,af2_1,bf_1])
Esempio n. 4
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    def test_symbolpredicateunifier_with_subfields(self):
        spu = SymbolPredicateUnifier()

        class CT(ComplexTerm):
            a = IntegerField
            b = StringField(index=True)
            c = (IntegerField(index=True),ConstantField)

        @spu.register
        class P(Predicate):
            d = CT.Field(index=True)
            e = CT.Field()

        expected=set([hashable_path(P.d),
                      hashable_path(P.d.b), hashable_path(P.d.c.arg1),
                      hashable_path(P.e.b), hashable_path(P.e.c.arg1)])
        self.assertEqual(spu.predicates, (P,))
        self.assertEqual(set([hashable_path(p) for p in spu.indexes]), set(expected))

        ct_func=Function("ct",[Number(1),String("aaa"),
                               Function("",[Number(1),Function("const",[])])])
        p1=Function("p",[ct_func,ct_func])
        fb=spu.unify(symbols=[p1],raise_on_empty=True)
        self.assertEqual(len(fb),1)
        self.assertEqual(set([hashable_path(p) for p in fb.indexes]), expected)
Esempio n. 5
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 def test_string(self):
     '''
     Test strings.
     '''
     s = String("blub")
     self.assertEqual(s.string, "blub")
     self.assertEqual(s.type, SymbolType.String)
Esempio n. 6
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 def test_repr(self):
     '''
     Test representation of symbols.
     '''
     self.assertEqual(
         repr(Function('test', [Number(10), Infimum, Supremum, String("test")], False)),
         "Function('test', [Number(10), Infimum, Supremum, String('test')], False)")
Esempio n. 7
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    def test_unify_catch_exceptions(self):

        # Define a class that converts strings but makes bad exceptions for any
        # other input
        class TmpField(BaseField):
            def cltopy(raw):
                if raw.type == SymbolType.String:
                    return raw.string
                return blah.blah.error1(raw)
            def pytocl(v):
                if isinstance(v,str): return String(v)
                import blah
                return blah.error2(v)

        # This is good
        self.assertEqual(TmpField.cltopy(String("blah")), "blah")
        self.assertEqual(TmpField.pytocl("blah"), String("blah"))

        # Some things that should throw an exception
        with self.assertRaises(AttributeError) as ctx:
            r=TmpField.cltopy(1)
        check_errmsg("'int' object has no attribute 'type'",ctx)
        with self.assertRaises(NameError) as ctx:
            r=TmpField.cltopy(Number(1))
        check_errmsg("name 'blah' is not defined",ctx)
        with self.assertRaises(ModuleNotFoundError) as ctx:
            r=TmpField.pytocl(1)
        check_errmsg("No module named 'blah'",ctx)

        class F(Predicate):
            v=TmpField

        # Ok
        raw=Function("f",[String("astring")])
        unify([F],[raw])

        # Bad
        with self.assertRaises(NameError) as ctx:
            raw=Function("f",[Number(1)])
            unify([F],[raw])
        check_errmsg("name 'blah' is not defined",ctx)
Esempio n. 8
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def optimization(prg, assignments, constraints):
    # only want one optimal variable assignment for each combination. change to 0 to see other alternatives
    prg.configuration.solve.models = 0
    # parse the assignments to be groundable 
    assignments = parsed_assignments(assignments)
    # ground the optimization program
    prg.ground([("utility_optimization", [])])
    # add constraints, the program will have problem with #show utility/1. But this program works only if added after we grounded optimization program.
    add_dcop_constraints(prg, constraints)
    # for each combination, find the optimal variable assignment.
    optimized_results = []
    for assignment in assignments:
        # assign_external the facts to
        for variable, value in assignment:
            prg.assign_external(Function("assignment", [String(variable), String(value)]), True)
        optimal_symbols = []
        with prg.solve(yield_=True) as handle:
            for model in handle:
                optimal_symbols.append(model.symbols(shown=True))
        for variable, value in assignment:
            # prg.release_external would remove the same assignment from following answer set.
            prg.assign_external(Function("assignment", [String(variable), String(value)]), False)
        optimized_results.append(optimal_symbols)
    return optimized_results
Esempio n. 9
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    def _get_constraint_parameters(self, location: dict):
        """
        Get the correct parameters for the
        weak constraint in the conversion.
        """
        idx = ast.SymbolicTerm(location, Number(self.rule_idx))
        self.global_variables = ast.Function(location, "",
                                             self.global_variables, False)

        if self.weight == 'alpha':
            self.weight = ast.SymbolicTerm(location, String('alpha'))
            constraint_weight = ast.SymbolicTerm(location, Number(1))
            priority = Number(1)
        else:
            constraint_weight = self.weight
            priority = Number(0)
        priority = ast.SymbolicTerm(location, priority)
        return idx, constraint_weight, priority
Esempio n. 10
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    def __call__(self, term: Any):
        '''
        Evaluate the given term.

        Parameters
        ----------
        term
            The term to evaluate.

        Returns
        -------
        The evaluated term in form of a symbol.
        '''
        # tuples
        if term.type == TheoryTermType.Tuple:
            return Tuple_([self(x) for x in term.arguments])

        # functions and arithmetic operations
        if term.type == TheoryTermType.Function:
            arguments = [self(x) for x in term.arguments]
            # binary operations
            if len(arguments) == 2:
                return self.evaluate_binary(term.name, *arguments)

            # unary operations
            if len(arguments) == 1:
                return self.evaluate_unary(term.name, *arguments)

            # functions
            return Function(term.name, arguments)

        # constants
        if term.type == TheoryTermType.Symbol:
            if term.name.startswith('"') and term.name.endswith('"'):
                return String(_unquote(term.name[1:-1]))

            return Function(term.name)

        # numbers
        if term.type == TheoryTermType.Number:
            return Number(term.number)

        raise RuntimeError("cannot evaluate term")
Esempio n. 11
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    def test_predicate_instance_raw_term(self):

        raw1 = Function("func",[Number(1)])
        raw2 = Function("bob",[String("no")])
        rf1 = RawField()
        rt1 = Function("tmp", [Number(1), raw1])
        rt2 = Function("tmp", [Number(1), raw2])
        self.assertTrue(rf1.unifies(raw1))

        class Tmp(Predicate):
            n1 = IntegerField()
            r1 = RawField()

        self.assertTrue(Tmp._unify(rt1) is not None)
        self.assertTrue(Tmp._unify(rt2) is not None)
        t1 = Tmp(1,Raw(raw1))
        t2 = Tmp(1,Raw(raw2))

        self.assertEqual(set([f for f in unify([Tmp], [rt1,rt2])]),set([t1,t2]))
        self.assertEqual(t1.r1.symbol, raw1)
        self.assertEqual(t2.r1.symbol, raw2)
Esempio n. 12
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    def test_signature_with_tuples(self):
        DateField = self.DateField

        # Some complicated signatures
        sig1 = TypeCastSignature((IntegerField, DateField),
                                 (IntegerField, DateField))
        sig2 = TypeCastSignature(DateField, [(IntegerField, DateField)])

        @sig1.wrap_function
        def test_sig1(pair):
            return (pair[0], pair[1])

        @sig2.wrap_function
        def test_sig2(dt):
            return [(1, dt), (2, dt)]

        s_raw = String("20180101")
        t1_raw = Function("", [Number(1), s_raw])
        t2_raw = Function("", [Number(2), s_raw])

        #        result = test_sig1(t1_raw)
        self.assertEqual(test_sig1(t1_raw), t1_raw)
        self.assertEqual(test_sig2(s_raw), [t1_raw, t2_raw])
Esempio n. 13
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    def test_symbolpredicateunifier_symbols(self):

        class Afact(Predicate):
            num1=IntegerField()
            num2=IntegerField()
            str1=StringField()
        class Bfact(Predicate):
            num1=IntegerField()
            str1=StringField()
        class Cfact(Predicate):
            num1=IntegerField()

        af1 = Afact(1,10,"bbb")
        af2 = Afact(2,20,"aaa")
        af3 = Afact(3,20,"aaa")
        bf1 = Bfact(1,"aaa")
        bf2 = Bfact(2,"bbb")
        cf1 = Cfact(1)

        raws = [
            Function("afact",[Number(1), Number(10), String("bbb")]),
            Function("afact",[Number(2), Number(20), String("aaa")]),
            Function("afact",[Number(3), Number(20), String("aaa")]),
            Function("bfact",[Number(1),String("aaa")]),
            Function("bfact",[Number(2),String("bbb")]),
            Function("cfact",[Number(1)])
            ]
        spu = SymbolPredicateUnifier(predicates=[Afact,Bfact,Cfact])

        # Test the different ways that facts can be added
        fb = spu.unify(symbols=raws)
        self.assertFalse(fb._delayed_init)
        self.assertEqual(set(fb.predicates), set([Afact,Bfact,Cfact]))
        s_af_all = fb.query(Afact)
        self.assertEqual(set(s_af_all.all()), set([af1,af2,af3]))

        fb = spu.unify(symbols=raws, delayed_init=True)
        self.assertTrue(fb._delayed_init)
        self.assertEqual(set(fb.predicates), set([Afact,Bfact,Cfact]))
        s_af_all = fb.query(Afact)
        self.assertEqual(set(s_af_all.all()), set([af1,af2,af3]))

        fb = FactBase()
        fb.add([af1,af2,af3])
####        self.assertEqual(fb.add([af1,af2,af3]),3)
        s_af_all = fb.query(Afact)
        self.assertEqual(set(s_af_all.all()), set([af1,af2,af3]))

        fb = FactBase()
        fb.add(af1)
        fb.add(af2)
        fb.add(af3)
####        self.assertEqual(fb.add(af1),1)
####        self.assertEqual(fb.add(af2),1)
####        self.assertEqual(fb.add(af3),1)
        s_af_all = fb.query(Afact)
        self.assertEqual(set(s_af_all.all()), set([af1,af2,af3]))

        # Test that adding symbols can handle symbols that don't unify
        fb = spu.unify(symbols=raws)
        s_af_all = fb.query(Afact)
        self.assertEqual(set(s_af_all.all()), set([af1,af2,af3]))

        return

        # Test the specification of indexes
        class MyFactBase3(FactBase):
            predicates = [Afact, Bfact]

        spu = SymbolPredicateUnifier(predicates=[Afact,Bfact,Cfact],
                                     indexes=[Afact.num1, Bfact.num1])

        fb = spu.unify(symbols=raws)
        s = fb.query(Afact).where(Afact.num1 == 1)
        self.assertEqual(s.get_unique(), af1)
        s = fb.query(Bfact).where(Bfact.num1 == 1)
        self.assertEqual(s.get_unique(), bf1)
Esempio n. 14
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 def pytocl(v):
     if isinstance(v,str): return String(v)
     import blah
     return blah.error2(v)
Esempio n. 15
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    def test_signature(self):

        DateField = self.DateField
        DowField = self.DowField
        EDate = self.EDate

        sig1 = TypeCastSignature(DateField)  # returns a single date
        sig2 = TypeCastSignature([DateField])  # returns a list of dates
        sig3 = TypeCastSignature(
            DateField, DowField)  # takes a date and returns the day or week

        sig4 = TypeCastSignature(
            EDate.Field, EDate.Field)  # takes an EDate and returns an EDate

        # Some bad declarations
        with self.assertRaises(TypeError) as ctx:
            sig5 = TypeCastSignature(int)
        with self.assertRaises(TypeError) as ctx:
            sig5 = TypeCastSignature(DateField, int)
        with self.assertRaises(TypeError) as ctx:
            sig5 = TypeCastSignature(DateField, [int])
        with self.assertRaises(TypeError) as ctx:
            sig5 = TypeCastSignature(DateField, [DateField, DateField])

        date1 = datetime.date(2018, 1, 1)
        date2 = datetime.date(2019, 2, 2)

        edate1 = EDate(idx=1, date=date1)
        edate2 = EDate(idx=2, date=date2)

        # Test simple output and list output

        def getdate1():
            return date1

        def getdates():
            return [date1, date2]

        cl_getdate1 = sig1.wrap_function(getdate1)
        cl_getdates = sig2.wrap_function(getdates)
        self.assertEqual(cl_getdate1(), String("20180101"))
        self.assertEqual(
            cl_getdates(),
            [String("20180101"), String("20190202")])

        # Use decoractor mode

        @sig3.wrap_function
        def getdow(dt):
            return dt

        result = getdow(String("20180101"))
        self.assertEqual(result, Function("monday", []))

        # Test a ComplexTerm input and output
        @sig4.wrap_function
        def getedate(indate):
            return indate

        self.assertEqual(getedate(edate1.raw), edate1.raw)
        self.assertEqual(getedate(edate2.raw), edate2.raw)

        # Now test the method wrapper
        class Tmp(object):
            def __init__(self, x, y):
                self._x = x
                self._y = y

            def get_pair(self):
                return [self._x, self._y]

            cl_get_pair = sig2.wrap_method(get_pair)

        t = Tmp(date1, date2)
        self.assertEqual(
            t.cl_get_pair(),
            [String("20180101"), String("20190202")])
Esempio n. 16
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    def test_make_function_asp_callable(self):

        DateField = self.DateField
        DowField = self.DowField
        EDate = self.EDate

        date1 = datetime.date(2018, 1, 1)
        date2 = datetime.date(2019, 2, 2)

        edate1 = EDate(idx=1, date=date1)
        edate2 = EDate(idx=2, date=date2)

        def getdate1():
            return date1

        def getdates():
            return [date1, date2]

        # Test wrapper as a normal function and specifying a signature
        cl_getdate1 = make_function_asp_callable(DateField, getdate1)
        self.assertEqual(cl_getdate1(), String("20180101"))

        cl_getdates = make_function_asp_callable([DateField], getdates)
        self.assertEqual(
            cl_getdates(),
            [String("20180101"), String("20190202")])

        # Test wrapper as a decorator and specifying a signature
        @make_function_asp_callable(DateField)
        def getdate1():
            return date1

        self.assertEqual(getdate1(), String("20180101"))

        @make_function_asp_callable([DateField])
        def getdates():
            return [date1, date2]

        self.assertEqual(getdates(), [String("20180101"), String("20190202")])

        @make_function_asp_callable
        def getdates2(x: DateField, y: EDate.Field) -> [DateField]:
            '''GETDATES2'''
            return [date1, date2]

        self.assertEqual(
            getdates2(String("20180101"), edate1.raw),
            [String("20180101"), String("20190202")])
        self.assertEqual(getdates2.__doc__, '''GETDATES2''')

        with self.assertRaises(TypeError) as ctx:

            @make_function_asp_callable
            def getdates3(x, y):
                return [date1, date2]

        with self.assertRaises(TypeError) as ctx:

            @make_function_asp_callable
            def getdates4(x: DateField, y: DateField):
                return [date1, date2]

        # Now test the method wrapper
        class Tmp(object):
            def __init__(self, x, y):
                self._x = x
                self._y = y

            def get_pair(self):
                return [self._x, self._y]

            cl_get_pair = make_method_asp_callable([DateField], get_pair)

            @make_method_asp_callable
            def get_pair2(self) -> [DateField]:
                return [self._x, self._y]

        t = Tmp(date1, date2)
        self.assertEqual(
            t.cl_get_pair(),
            [String("20180101"), String("20190202")])
        self.assertEqual(
            t.get_pair2(),
            [String("20180101"), String("20190202")])