Nothing
test_that("Calculations are correct", {
ex_dat <- generate_numeric_test_data()
# Reference implementation based on MLmetrics NormalizedGini
normalized_gini <- function(truth, estimate) {
gini <- function(truth, order_by) {
ord <- order(order_by, decreasing = TRUE)
truth_sorted <- truth[ord]
n <- length(truth)
cumulative <- cumsum(truth_sorted)
gini_sum <- sum(cumulative) / sum(truth)
gini_sum <- gini_sum - (n + 1) / 2
gini_sum / n
}
gini(truth, estimate) / gini(truth, truth)
}
expect_equal(
gini_coef_vec(truth = ex_dat$obs, estimate = ex_dat$pred),
normalized_gini(ex_dat$obs, ex_dat$pred),
tolerance = 0.001
)
# MLmetrics::NormalizedGini(ex_dat$pred, ex_dat$obs)
exp <- 0.8464368
expect_equal(
gini_coef_vec(truth = ex_dat$obs, estimate = ex_dat$pred),
exp,
tolerance = 0.001
)
})
test_that("both interfaces gives the same results", {
ex_dat <- generate_numeric_test_data()
expect_identical(
gini_coef_vec(ex_dat$obs, ex_dat$pred),
gini_coef(ex_dat, obs, pred)[[".estimate"]],
)
})
test_that("Calculations handles NAs", {
ex_dat <- generate_numeric_test_data()
na_ind <- 1:10
ex_dat$pred[na_ind] <- NA
expect_identical(
gini_coef_vec(ex_dat$obs, ex_dat$pred, na_rm = FALSE),
NA_real_
)
# Reference implementation based on MLmetrics NormalizedGini
normalized_gini <- function(truth, estimate) {
gini <- function(truth, order_by) {
ord <- order(order_by, decreasing = TRUE)
truth_sorted <- truth[ord]
n <- length(truth)
cumulative <- cumsum(truth_sorted)
gini_sum <- sum(cumulative) / sum(truth)
gini_sum <- gini_sum - (n + 1) / 2
gini_sum / n
}
gini(truth, estimate) / gini(truth, truth)
}
expect_equal(
gini_coef_vec(truth = ex_dat$obs, estimate = ex_dat$pred),
normalized_gini(ex_dat$obs[-na_ind], ex_dat$pred[-na_ind]),
tolerance = 0.001
)
})
test_that("Case weights calculations are correct", {
# Test that weighted result differs from unweighted
solubility_test$weights <- read_weights_solubility_test()
unweighted <- gini_coef(
solubility_test,
solubility,
prediction
)[[".estimate"]]
weighted <- gini_coef(
solubility_test,
solubility,
prediction,
case_weights = weights
)[[".estimate"]]
expect_true(weighted != unweighted)
})
test_that("works with hardhat case weights", {
solubility_test$weights <- floor(read_weights_solubility_test())
df <- solubility_test
imp_wgt <- hardhat::importance_weights(df$weights)
freq_wgt <- hardhat::frequency_weights(df$weights)
expect_no_error(
gini_coef_vec(df$solubility, df$prediction, case_weights = imp_wgt)
)
expect_no_error(
gini_coef_vec(df$solubility, df$prediction, case_weights = freq_wgt)
)
})
test_that("na_rm argument check", {
expect_snapshot(
error = TRUE,
gini_coef_vec(1, 1, na_rm = "yes")
)
})
test_that("range values are correct", {
direction <- metric_direction(gini_coef)
range <- metric_range(gini_coef)
perfect <- ifelse(direction == "minimize", range[1], range[2])
df <- tibble::tibble(
truth = c(5, 6, 2, 6, 4, 1, 3)
)
# Perfect ranking - estimate perfectly ranks truth
df$estimate <- df$truth
expect_identical(
gini_coef_vec(df$truth, df$estimate),
perfect
)
# Test that imperfect ranking gives lower than perfect
df$imperfect <- c(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
expect_lt(gini_coef_vec(df$truth, df$imperfect), perfect)
})
test_that("perfect predictions give Gini of 1", {
truth <- c(10, 20, 30, 40, 50)
estimate <- truth
expect_equal(gini_coef_vec(truth, estimate), 1)
})
test_that("inverse predictions give negative Gini", {
truth <- c(10, 20, 30, 40, 50)
estimate <- rev(truth)
expect_lt(gini_coef_vec(truth, estimate), 0)
})
test_that("constant truth returns NA with warning", {
truth <- rep(5, 10)
estimate <- 1:10
expect_snapshot(
result <- gini_coef_vec(truth, estimate)
)
expect_identical(result, NA_real_)
})
test_that("single observation returns NA", {
expect_identical(
gini_coef_vec(5, 3),
NA_real_
)
})
test_that("zero sum truth returns NA with warning", {
truth <- c(-2, -1, 0, 1, 2)
estimate <- c(1, 2, 3, 4, 5)
expect_snapshot(
result <- gini_coef_vec(truth, estimate)
)
expect_identical(result, NA_real_)
})
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