def test_normalize_4(self):
# Test with possibly unconventional input: an empty string in French.
sentence_generator = index.normalize('', language='french')
sentences = [sentence for sentence in sentence_generator]
expected = []
self.assertEqual(sentences, expected)
def test_normalize_5(self):
# Test with French instead of English.
sentence_generator = index.normalize(u'''Alouette, gentille alouette,
Alouette, je te plumerai. Je te plumerai la tête.''',
language='french')
sentences = [sentence for sentence in sentence_generator]
expected = [[
u'alouett', u'', u'gentil', u'alouett', u'', u'alouett', u'',
u'plumerai', u''
], [u'plumerai', u'tête', u'']]
self.assertEqual(sentences, expected)
def test_wordcount_1(self):
# 1. The example supplied in the documentation.
doc = index.normalize(u'''O Captain! my Captain! our fearful trip
is done, The ship has weather'd every rack, the prize we
sought is won, The port is near, the bells I hear, the
people all exulting, While follow eyes the steady keel,
the vessel grim and daring; But O heart! heart! heart!
O the bleeding drops of red, Where on the deck my Captain
lies, Fallen cold and dead.''',
language='english')
expected = Counter({
'captain': 3,
'heart': 3,
'fear': 1,
'trip': 1,
'done': 1,
'ship': 1,
'weather': 1,
'everi': 1,
'rack': 1,
'prize': 1,
'sought': 1,
'port': 1,
'near': 1,
'bell': 1,
'hear': 1,
'peopl': 1,
'exult': 1,
'follow': 1,
'eye': 1,
'steadi': 1,
'keel': 1,
'vessel': 1,
'grim': 1,
'dare': 1,
'bleed': 1,
'drop': 1,
'red': 1,
'deck': 1,
'lie': 1,
'fallen': 1,
'cold': 1,
'dead': 1
})
self.assertEqual(index.wordcount(doc), expected)
def test_normalize_2(self):
# Test with a variety of characters and punctuation over several lines.
sentence_generator = index.normalize(
u'''In 19th-Century Russia we write
letters we write letters, we put down in writing what is happening in
our minds. Once it's on the paper we feel better we feel better, it's
like some kind of clarity when the letter's done and signed.
''')
sentences = [sentence for sentence in sentence_generator]
expected = [[
u'19th-centuri', 'russia', 'write', u'letter', 'write', u'letter',
'', 'put', u'write', u'happen', u'mind', ''
],
[
'paper', 'feel', 'better', 'feel', 'better', '',
'like', 'kind', u'clariti', 'letter', 'done', u'sign',
''
]]
self.assertEqual(sentences, expected)
def test_normalize_1(self):
# Basic test with uppercase letters and punctuation.
sentence_generator = index.normalize(u'Hello World!')
sentences = [sentence for sentence in sentence_generator]
self.assertEqual(sentences, [['hello', 'world', '']])
def test_wordcount_3(self):
# 3. Possibly strange input: where we normalize an empty string.
doc = index.normalize('')
expected = Counter({})
self.assertEqual(index.wordcount(doc), expected)
def test_wordcount_2(self):
# 2. A short example where we can easily count the words.
doc = index.normalize(u'Hello hello hello world goodbye')
expected = Counter({'hello': 3, 'world': 1, 'goodby': 1})
self.assertEqual(index.wordcount(doc), expected)
