Examples of ArbitraryTokenDomain

aima.core.probability.domain.ArbitraryTokenDomain
Artificial Intelligence A Modern Approach (3rd Edition): page 486. As in CSPs, domains can be sets of arbitrary tokens; we might choose the domain of Age to be {juvenile,teen,adult} and the domain of Weather might be {sunny,rain,cloudy,snow}. @author Ciaran O'Reilly

Examples of aima.core.probability.domain.ArbitraryTokenDomain

public class ProbUtilTest {


  @Test
  public void test_indexOf() {
    RandVar X = new RandVar("X", new BooleanDomain());
    RandVar Y = new RandVar("Y", new ArbitraryTokenDomain("A", "B", "C"));
    RandVar Z = new RandVar("Z", new BooleanDomain());


    // An ordered X,Y,Z enumeration of values should look like:
    // 00: true, A, true
    // 01: true, A, false

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Examples of aima.core.probability.domain.ArbitraryTokenDomain

  }


  @Test
  public void test_indexesOfValue() {
    RandVar X = new RandVar("X", new BooleanDomain());
    RandVar Y = new RandVar("Y", new ArbitraryTokenDomain("A", "B", "C"));
    RandVar Z = new RandVar("Z", new BooleanDomain());


    // An ordered X,Y,Z enumeration of values should look like:
    // 00: true, A, true
    // 01: true, A, false

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