Esempio n. 1
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def test_display_tree():
    tree = behavior.BehaviorTree('Consumption')
    assert tree._display_tree() == "\nConsumption: 0.000000 "
    assert tree._display_tree(1) == "\n     Consumption: 0.000000 "
    tree = behavior.BehaviorTree('Consumption', units={'Consumption': 'g'})
    assert tree._display_tree() == "\nConsumption: 0.000000 g"
    assert tree._display_tree(1) == "\n     Consumption: 0.000000 g"
Esempio n. 2
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def test_tree_merge():
    structure = ['Consumption', ['AS Prob', 'Intensity']]
    tree1 = behavior.BehaviorTree(structure, {
        'AS Prob': 1,
        'Consumption': 5,
        'Intensity': 2
    })
    tree2 = behavior.BehaviorTree(structure, {
        'AS Prob': 1,
        'Consumption': -5,
        'Intensity': 1.0
    })
    merged = behavior.BehaviorTree.merge(tree1, tree2)
    assert merged.structure == structure
    # convert to tuple (hashable) so dicts_equal doesn't error out
    for k in merged:
        merged[k] = tuple(merged[k])
    assert dicts_equal(merged.contents, {
        'AS Prob': (1, 1),
        'Consumption': (5, -5),
        'Intensity': (2, 1.0)
    })
    with pytest.raises(TypeError) as excinfo:
        behavior.BehaviorTree.merge()
    assert excinfo.value.args[0] == 'Expected at least one argument'
Esempio n. 3
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def test_print_tree():
    tree_no_structure = behavior.BehaviorTree(contents={'Consumption': 100})
    assert str(tree_no_structure) == str({'Consumption': 100})
    tree = behavior.BehaviorTree(['Consumption', ['AS Prob']], {
        'Consumption': 100,
        'AS Prob': 50.0
    })
    assert str(tree) == '\nConsumption: 100.000000 \n     AS Prob: 50.000000 '
Esempio n. 4
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def test_tree_setitem():
    tree_empty = behavior.BehaviorTree()
    tree_empty['a'] = 10
    assert tree_empty['a'] == 10
    tree_empty['b'] += 5
    assert tree_empty['b'] == 5
    tree_list = behavior.BehaviorTree(contents=defaultdict(list))
    tree_list['a'].append(5)
    assert tree_list['a'] == [5]
Esempio n. 5
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def test_tree_getitem():
    tree_empty = behavior.BehaviorTree()
    assert tree_empty['a'] == 0.0
    tree2 = behavior.BehaviorTree(contents={'a': 5})
    with pytest.raises(KeyError) as excinfo:
        tree2['b']
    assert excinfo.value.args[0] == 'b'
    tree_list = behavior.BehaviorTree(contents=defaultdict(list))
    assert tree_list['a'] == []
Esempio n. 6
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def test_tree_summarize():
    structure = ['Consumption', ['AS Prob', 'Intensity']]
    tree1 = behavior.BehaviorTree(structure, {
        'AS Prob': 1,
        'Consumption': 5,
        'Intensity': 2
    })
    tree2 = behavior.BehaviorTree(structure, {
        'AS Prob': 1,
        'Consumption': -5,
        'Intensity': 1.0
    })
    merged = behavior.BehaviorTree.merge(tree1, tree2)
    summarized = merged.summarize(sum)
    assert summarized.structure == structure
    assert dicts_equal(summarized.contents, {
        'AS Prob': 2,
        'Consumption': 0,
        'Intensity': 3.0
    })
Esempio n. 7
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def test_init_tree():
    tree = behavior.BehaviorTree(['Consumption', ['AS Prob', 'Intensity']])
    tree['Consumption'] = 5
    tree['AS Prob'] = 1
    tree['Intensity'] = 2
    assert dicts_equal(
        tree.contents,
        defaultdict(float, {
            'AS Prob': 1,
            'Consumption': 5,
            'Intensity': 2
        }))
    assert tree.structure == ['Consumption', ['AS Prob', 'Intensity']]
Esempio n. 8
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def test_tree_iter():
    tree = behavior.BehaviorTree(contents={'Consumption': 100})
    # should give back same set of keys
    assert set(iter(tree)) == set(iter(tree.contents))
Esempio n. 9
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def test_copy_tree():
    tree = behavior.BehaviorTree(['Consumption'], {'Consumption': 100})
    tree2 = tree.copy()
    assert tree.structure == tree2.structure
    assert dicts_equal(tree.contents, tree2.contents)