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updated test score board

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joesharratt1229 2025-04-01 16:46:09 +00:00
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tests/test_score_board.py
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@ -61,32 +61,32 @@ def test_score_aggregation():
aggregated = experiment.score_board.aggregate()
# Verify we have scores grouped by difficulty parameters
assert len(aggregated.scores) > 0
assert len(aggregated["leg_counting"].scores.keys()) > 0
# Each key should be a tuple of tuples containing difficulty parameters
for key in aggregated.scores:
for key in aggregated["leg_counting"].scores:
assert isinstance(key, tuple)
# Each inner tuple should be (param_name, value) or (param_name, (min_value, max_value))
for param in key:
assert isinstance(param, tuple)
assert param[0] in ("source", "idx", "num_animals", "num_instances")
assert param[0] in ("source", "num_animals", "num_instances")
# Test aggregation with last_n
last_3 = experiment.score_board.aggregate(last_n=3)
assert len(last_3.scores) > 0
assert len(last_3["leg_counting"].scores) > 0
# Verify total scores count
assert last_3.total_scores == 3
assert last_3["leg_counting"].total_scores == 3
# Verify conversation tracking
assert len(experiment.score_board.conversations) == 5
for conv in experiment.score_board.conversations:
assert len(experiment.score_board.conversations["leg_counting"]) == 5
for conv in experiment.score_board.conversations["leg_counting"]:
assert len(conv) == 2 # user question and assistant response
assert conv[0]["role"] == "user"
assert conv[1]["role"] == "assistant"
# Test stats calculation
stats = aggregated.stats()
stats = aggregated["leg_counting"].stats()
for key, values in stats.scores.items():
assert isinstance(values, tuple)
@ -107,11 +107,11 @@ def test_score_aggregation():
assert all(math.isnan(v) for v in stats_tuple[1:]) # stats should be NaN
# Test clear functionality
experiment.score_board.clear()
assert len(experiment.score_board.scores) == 0
assert len(experiment.score_board.metadata) == 0
assert len(experiment.score_board.conversations) == 0
assert len(experiment.score_board.aggregate().scores) == 0
experiment.score_board.clear("leg_counting")
assert len(experiment.score_board.scores["leg_counting"]) == 0
assert len(experiment.score_board.metadata["leg_counting"]) == 0
assert len(experiment.score_board.conversations["leg_counting"]) == 0
assert len(experiment.score_board.aggregate()["leg_counting"].scores) == 0
def test_experiment_with_composite():
@ -147,15 +147,14 @@ def test_experiment_with_composite():
# Test aggregation
aggregated = experiment.score_board.aggregate()
assert len(aggregated.scores) > 0
assert len(aggregated["leg_counting"].scores) > 0
# Verify source dataset info is first in keys
for key in aggregated.scores:
for key in aggregated["leg_counting"].scores:
assert key[0][0] == "source" # First tuple should be ("source", dataset_name)
assert key[1][0] == "idx" # Second tuple should be ("idx", index)
# Test stats
stats = aggregated.stats()
stats = aggregated["leg_counting"].stats()
for key, values in stats.scores.items():
assert isinstance(values, tuple)
assert len(values) == 5 # (count, mean, std, min, max)