context("Co-occurence matrix generation")
test_that(desc = "works with komki",
code = {
data("komki")
cooc <- count_cooccur(ass = komki$osorts)
expect_array(x = cooc,
mode = "integer",
any.missing = TRUE,
d = 3,
null.ok = FALSE)
expect_integer(x = cooc,
lower = -1)
expect_equal(object = cooc["kopf_verdrehen", "je_desto", "Valentine"],
expected = 1,
info = "For `Valentine` `kopf_verdrehen` and `je_desto` do not overlap 1 times.")
expect_equal(object = cooc["nuschel", "opa_essen", "Jalena"],
expected = 0,
info = "For `Jalena`, `nuschel` and `opa_essen` do not overlap 0 times.")
# these tests no longer work, b/c only 35 items are in current osorts
# expect_scalar_na(x = cooc["computer", "nuschel", "Nhome"],
# null.ok = FALSE,
# info = "`Nhome` never saw `computer`, so `computer` and, say, `nuschel` must be NA.")
# expect_scalar_na(x = cooc["computer", "schwarz_weiss", "Nhome"],
# null.ok = FALSE,
# info = "`Nhome` never saw `computer` or `schwarz_weiss`, the two must be NA.")
# expect_equal(object = unique(diag(cooc[,,"Thomas"])),
# expected = 12,
# info = "`Thomas` assigned and/or described 12 categories, so the diagonal should always be 12.")
expect_equal(object = dim(cooc[,,"Thomas"]),
expected = c(35, 35),
info = "`Thomas` as everyone else had a maximum of 35 items, so that must be the extend of his matrix.")
})
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