# test displaying package object using print
# create some simple datasets and models
if (!exists("d_linear")) {
source("datasets_models.R")
source("helpers.R")
}
test_that("print for one hook displays name and type", {
my_fun <- function(x) {
x / apply(x, 1, sum)
}
my_hook <- ml_hook(my_fun, type="post")
expect_message(print(my_hook), "ml_hook:")
expect_message(print(my_hook), " name")
expect_message(print(my_hook), "my_fun")
expect_message(print(my_hook), "post")
})
test_that("print for a list of hooks displays all names", {
my_fun <- function(x) {
x / apply(x, 1, sum)
}
h1 <- ml_hook(my_fun, name="h1")
h2 <- ml_hook(my_fun, name="h2")
hooks <- ml_hooks(list(h1, h2))
expect_message(print(hooks), "ml_hooks")
expect_message(print(hooks), "- name")
expect_message(print(hooks), "h1")
expect_message(print(hooks), "h2")
})
test_that("print for one ml_model displays name", {
m1 <- ml_model(m_lm_1)
expect_message(print(m1), "m_lm_1")
})
test_that("print for ml_ensemble displays number of models", {
me <- ml_model(m_lm_1) + ml_model(m_lm_2)
expect_message(print(me), "m_lm_1")
expect_message(print(me), "m_lm_2")
})
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