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Create test_generalized_fish_game.py writing tests using pytest for generalized_fish_game.py file #108

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Tests plotting functions to ensure they produce plots. Test cases cover a variety of scenarios and edge cases to ensure robust testing of the generalized_fish_game,py

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once you're ready for a review, move the PR from "Draft" to "Ready for review"

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… plot_solutions. Created colorbars for subplots.
Replaced z[0] = effort[i, 0] = hrvSTR([x[0]], vars, [[0, K]], [[0, 1]]) with z[0] = effort[i, 0] = hrvSTR([x[0]], vars, [[0, K]], [[0, 1]])[0].   Changed z[t + 1] = hrvSTR([x[t]], vars, input_ranges, output_ranges) for z[t + 1] = hrvSTR([x[t]], vars, input_ranges, output_ranges)[0].  Replaced  z[0] = effort[i, 0] = hrvSTR([x[0]], vars, [[0, K]], [[0, 1]]) with z[0] = effort[i, 0] = hrvSTR([x[0]], vars, [[0, K]], [[0, 1]])[0]. Replaced     cbar = fig.colorbar(sm)
with cbar = fig.colorbar(sm, ax=ax1, pad=0.1)  # for the first subplot
    cbar2 = fig.colorbar(sm, ax=ax2, pad=0.1)  # for the second subplot
    cbar2.set_label("Days with predator collapse")
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@@ -38,6 +38,8 @@ dependencies = [
"scipy>=1.13.1",
"seaborn>=0.13.2",
"statsmodels>=0.14.2",
"mpl-image-compare",
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This should be in the optional-dependencies test section.

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I have a question how come I never got error for the pyproject.toml? Because when I ran pytests with the updated pyproject.toml never got any errors.

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ah I was going off the pyproject.toml in dev which uses a separate test optional-dependencies section and it looks like you're using dev. So when I installed pip install -e ".[test]" it was failing because pytest wasn't installed.

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…ies moved it to optional-dependencies Changed mpl-image-compare to pytest-mpl

Pytest-mpl is a plugin for pytest that helps compare images of Matplotlib figures.

For each figure being tested, an image is created and compared to a reference image. If the difference (RMS) is greater than a set tolerance, the test fails. Another option is to hash the generated image and compare it to a known value.
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erexer commented Nov 19, 2024

closes #122

h = 0.1
K = 1000
result = inequality(b, m, h, K)
expected = (b**m) / (h * K) ** (1 - m)
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Since this is duplicating exactly what the function does, it's not an effective test. You should hardcode this value instead.

result = hrvSTR(Inputs, vars, input_ranges, output_ranges)
print("HRVSTR output:", result) # Check the actual output
# Adjust the expected based on correct calculations
expected = [result[0]] # Change this to the expected value if necessary
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This should be a hardcoded value. Since we're trying to determine if the function is producing incorrect outputs, and we know what the output should be given certain inputs, we should check for that output.

nCnstr = 1


objs, cnstr = fish_game(vars, additional_inputs, N, tSteps, nObjs, nCnstr)
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This should also check for a hardcoded value. Since we're trying to determine if the function is producing incorrect outputs, and we know what the output should be given certain inputs, we should check for that output.

test_inequality: The expected outcome is now fixed using a known math formula, which prevents extra calculations during the test.
test_hrvSTR: The expected result is set in code, and I've included a print() statement to check the actual result. You will need to update the expected value once you determine the correct output for the inputs provided.
test_fish_game: The expected counts for objectives and constraints are set as nObjs and nCnstr. We also make sure that all values are finite.
Changed cmaps and in both plot_uncertainty_relationship and plot_solutions, ensure that fig.colorbar() is passed the ax argument to associate the colorbar with the correct axis.
Fixed test_plot_uncertainty_relationship and test_plot_solutions including fixing the colorbars
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