示例#1
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def test_initialization_ok():
    assert type(ml.store) is dict, "store should exist as a dict"
    sl = len(ml.store)
    ml.Project('foo')
    assert sl == len(
        ml.store), "An unreferenced object should be removed from store"
    p = ml.Project('foo3hr6')
    assert sl + 1 == len(
        ml.store), "A referenced object should extend the store"
    assert ml.store[
        'foo3hr6'], "The inserted project should be retrievabe from the store"
    p = None
    assert sl == len(
        ml.store), "a de-referenced object should be removed from store"
示例#2
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def test_Project_creation_and_version():
    p = ml.Project('p1')
    assert p.name == 'p1', "name should be as initialized"
    assert type(p.input) is dict, "input should exist as a dict"
    assert type(p.output) is dict, "output should exist as a dict"
    assert type(p.models) is dict, "models should exist as a dict"
    assert type(p._redo) is list, "redo should exist as a list"
    assert type(p._undo) is list, "undo should exist as a list"
    assert p.version == 0, "initial version should be 0"
    p.save()
    p.save()
    p.save()
    assert p.version == 3, "save should increase version"
    p = None
    p = ml.Project('p1')
    assert p.version == 0, "initial version should be 0"
示例#3
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def test_load_input(f):
    # create project and setup
    p = ml.Project('baff')
    ul = len(p._undo)

    # load input and test
    p.load_input(f)
    assert ul + 1 == len(
        p._undo), "executing a command should go onto undo stack"
    c = p._undo[-1]
    assert c[0] == p.load_input, "command name should match"
    assert c[1][0] == f, "command parameter should be correct"
    assert len(c[1]) == 1, "was exactly one parameter"
    assert f in p.input.keys(), "new key should be added to projects' inputs"
    assert isinstance(p.input[f], pd.DataFrame), "new dataframe should exist"

    # undo and test
    rl = len(p._redo)
    p.undo()
    assert ul == len(p._undo), "undoing command should reduce the undo stack"
    assert rl + 1 == len(p._redo), "udoing command should increase redo stack"
    c = p._redo[-1]
    assert c[0] == p.load_input, "command name should match"
    assert c[1][0] == f, "command parameter should be correct"
    assert len(c[1]) == 1, "was exactly one parameter"
    assert f not in p.input.keys(), "new key should not be in projects' inputs"

    # redo and test
    ul = len(p._undo)
    rl = len(p._redo)
    p.redo()
    assert ul + 1 == len(p._undo)
    assert rl - 1 == len(p._redo)
    c = p._undo[-1]
    assert c[0] == p.load_input, "command name should match"
    assert c[1][0] == f, "command parameter should be correct"
    assert len(c[1]) == 1, "was exactly one parameter"
    assert f in p.input.keys(), "new key should be added to projects' inputs"
    assert isinstance(p.input[f], pd.DataFrame), "new dataframe should exist"

    p = None
示例#4
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        """
        if undo:
            return self._model_train_undo(input, target, type)

    def _model_train_undo(self, input, target, type):
        pass

    def model_produce(self,
                      model,
                      input,
                      target,
                      type='classifier',
                      undo=False):
        """
        predict target using a given model on input data
        type: in ('classifier', 'regressor', 'deduper')
        """
        if undo:
            return self._model_produce_undo(input, target, type)

    def _model_produce_undo(self, model, input, target, type):
        pass


if __name__ == "__main__":
    import ml4all as ml
    p = ml.Project('test')
    p.load_input('data/input/clv.xlsx')
    print('foo')
    print(p.input.keys())
示例#5
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def test_map_inputs(input_files):

    p = ml.Project('xzk1')
    for f in input_files():
        p.load_input(f)