Add new tests to learning.py #458
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Most of the tests were already added in #293. Line 60 throws "AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'approx'" when running py.test |
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| predictions = [1, 1, 2, 1] | ||
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| assert rms_error(predictions, targets) == pytest.approx(sqrt(0.5)) |
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pytest will have to be removed.
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@Chipe1 Thanks for pointing out about the other MR request. I have also realized that I am using a newer version of py.test than the one in the build. But since there is another MR covering the same tests as these ones, I will close it for now. |
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