List of assignContextToKey() Examples

Examples of assignContextToKey()

edu.ucla.sspace.wordsi.AssignmentReporter.assignContextToKey()
Records a contexts identifier for an instance of {@code primaryKey}. The identifies recorded are {@code secondaryKey} and {@code contextId}. {@code secondaryKey} can be any string. {@code contextId} can should bebetween 0 and the total number of contexts that will be observed, i.e. contexts for a single {@code primaryKey} simply get idsj based on theorder in which they are processed.

Examples of edu.ucla.sspace.wordsi.AssignmentReporter.assignContextToKey()


    @Test public void testAssignContextToKey() {
        OutputStream stream = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
        AssignmentReporter reporter = new PseudoWordReporter(stream);


        reporter.assignContextToKey("catdog", "cat", 1);
        reporter.assignContextToKey("catdog", "dog", 0);
        reporter.assignContextToKey("catdog", "dog", 2);
        reporter.assignContextToKey("catdog", "dog", 3);


        String[] expected = new String[] {"dog", "cat", "dog", "dog"};

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Examples of edu.ucla.sspace.wordsi.AssignmentReporter.assignContextToKey()

    @Test public void testAssignContextToKey() {
        OutputStream stream = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
        AssignmentReporter reporter = new PseudoWordReporter(stream);


        reporter.assignContextToKey("catdog", "cat", 1);
        reporter.assignContextToKey("catdog", "dog", 0);
        reporter.assignContextToKey("catdog", "dog", 2);
        reporter.assignContextToKey("catdog", "dog", 3);


        String[] expected = new String[] {"dog", "cat", "dog", "dog"};
        String[] computed = reporter.contextLabels("catdog");

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Examples of edu.ucla.sspace.wordsi.AssignmentReporter.assignContextToKey()

        OutputStream stream = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
        AssignmentReporter reporter = new PseudoWordReporter(stream);


        reporter.assignContextToKey("catdog", "cat", 1);
        reporter.assignContextToKey("catdog", "dog", 0);
        reporter.assignContextToKey("catdog", "dog", 2);
        reporter.assignContextToKey("catdog", "dog", 3);


        String[] expected = new String[] {"dog", "cat", "dog", "dog"};
        String[] computed = reporter.contextLabels("catdog");
        assertEquals(expected.length, computed.length);

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Examples of edu.ucla.sspace.wordsi.AssignmentReporter.assignContextToKey()

        AssignmentReporter reporter = new PseudoWordReporter(stream);


        reporter.assignContextToKey("catdog", "cat", 1);
        reporter.assignContextToKey("catdog", "dog", 0);
        reporter.assignContextToKey("catdog", "dog", 2);
        reporter.assignContextToKey("catdog", "dog", 3);


        String[] expected = new String[] {"dog", "cat", "dog", "dog"};
        String[] computed = reporter.contextLabels("catdog");
        assertEquals(expected.length, computed.length);
        for (int i = 0; i < expected.length; ++i)

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Examples of edu.ucla.sspace.wordsi.AssignmentReporter.assignContextToKey()


    @Test public void testAssignContextToKey() {
        OutputStream stream = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
        AssignmentReporter reporter = new SemEvalReporter(stream);


        reporter.assignContextToKey("cat", "cat.n.1", 1);
        reporter.assignContextToKey("cat", "cat.n", 0);


        String[] expected = new String[] {"cat.n", "cat.n.1"};
        String[] computed = reporter.contextLabels("cat");
        assertEquals(expected.length, computed.length);

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Examples of edu.ucla.sspace.wordsi.AssignmentReporter.assignContextToKey()

    @Test public void testAssignContextToKey() {
        OutputStream stream = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
        AssignmentReporter reporter = new SemEvalReporter(stream);


        reporter.assignContextToKey("cat", "cat.n.1", 1);
        reporter.assignContextToKey("cat", "cat.n", 0);


        String[] expected = new String[] {"cat.n", "cat.n.1"};
        String[] computed = reporter.contextLabels("cat");
        assertEquals(expected.length, computed.length);
        for (int i = 0; i < expected.length; ++i)

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