"""Small semantic checks; these do not rerun the paper experiments.""" import unittest import numpy as np import pandas as pd from softelo_release import historical_core as core from softelo_release.reproduce import canonical_frame class HistoricalProtocolTests(unittest.TestCase): def test_collapse_both_human_and_judge_labels(self): frame = pd.DataFrame([dict(model_a="a", model_b="b", human_pref=.25, judge_pref=.75, scores_a={"x": 9.}, scores_b={"x": 1.})]) prepared = canonical_frame(frame) self.assertEqual(prepared.human_pref.iloc[0], .5) self.assertEqual(prepared.judge_pref.iloc[0], .5) def test_soft_tie_policy_changes_evidence(self): frame = pd.DataFrame([dict(model_a="a", model_b="b", judge_pref=.5, scores_a={"x": 9.}, scores_b={"x": 1.})]) y, _, w = core.encode_target_soft_outcomes(frame, "a", ["x"], .5, {"b": 0.}, soft_tie_strategy="half") self.assertAlmostEqual(float(np.average(y, weights=w)), .5) y_gap, _, _ = core.encode_target_soft_outcomes(frame, "a", ["x"], .5, {"b": 0.}) self.assertGreater(y_gap[0], .98) def test_constant_orientation(self): frame = pd.DataFrame([dict(model_a="a", model_b="b", judge_pref=0., scores_a={}, scores_b={})]) _, labels, _ = core._build_constant_matches(frame, ["a", "b"], "judge_pref", .75) self.assertEqual(labels[0], .75) y, _, _ = core._encode_constant_target_for_held_out(frame, "b", .75, {"a": 0.}) self.assertEqual(y[0], .25) def test_historical_quantile_preserved(self): scores = np.arange(27.) self.assertEqual(core._conformal_quantile(scores, .1), 26.) # The conventional exact order statistic would instead be 25. self.assertEqual(np.sort(scores)[int(np.ceil(28 * .9)) - 1], 25.) def test_ranges_are_percentiles(self): repeats = pd.DataFrame({"alpha": [.1] * 5, "empirical_coverage": [.9] * 5, "median_interval_width": [0., 10., 20., 30., 40.], "qhat": [1.] * 5, "n_total": [55] * 5}) summary = core.build_alpha_summary(repeats, []) self.assertEqual(summary.split_median_width_lo.iloc[0], 1.) self.assertEqual(summary.split_median_width_hi.iloc[0], 39.) if __name__ == "__main__": unittest.main()