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@ -98,6 +98,7 @@ class TestDiscreteBayesNet(GtsamTestCase):
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self.assertFalse(bayesTree.empty())
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self.assertFalse(bayesTree.empty())
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self.assertEqual(12, bayesTree.size())
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self.assertEqual(12, bayesTree.size())
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@unittest.skip("TODO: segfaults on gcc 7 and gcc 9")
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def test_discrete_bayes_tree_lookup(self):
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def test_discrete_bayes_tree_lookup(self):
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"""Check that we can have a multi-frontal lookup table."""
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"""Check that we can have a multi-frontal lookup table."""
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# Make a small planning-like graph: 3 states, 2 actions
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# Make a small planning-like graph: 3 states, 2 actions
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@ -120,10 +121,23 @@ class TestDiscreteBayesNet(GtsamTestCase):
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graph.add([x1, a1, x2], table)
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graph.add([x1, a1, x2], table)
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graph.add([x2, a2, x3], table)
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graph.add([x2, a2, x3], table)
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# print(graph) will give:
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# size: 4
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# factor 0: f[ (x1,3), ] ...
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# factor 1: f[ (x3,3), ] ...
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# factor 2: f[ (x1,3), (a1,2), (x2,3), ] ...
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# factor 3: f[ (x2,3), (a2,2), (x3,3), ] ...
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# Eliminate for MPE (maximum probable explanation).
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# Eliminate for MPE (maximum probable explanation).
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ordering = Ordering(keys=[A(2), X(3), X(1), A(1), X(2)])
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ordering = Ordering(keys=[A(2), X(3), X(1), A(1), X(2)])
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lookup = graph.eliminateMultifrontal(ordering, gtsam.EliminateForMPE)
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lookup = graph.eliminateMultifrontal(ordering, gtsam.EliminateForMPE)
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# print(lookup) will give:
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# DiscreteBayesTree
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# : cliques: 2, variables: 5
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# - g( x1 a1 x2 ): ...
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# | - g( a2 x3 ; x2 ): ...
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# Check that the lookup table is correct
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# Check that the lookup table is correct
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assert lookup.size() == 2
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assert lookup.size() == 2
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lookup_x1_a1_x2 = lookup[X(1)].conditional()
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lookup_x1_a1_x2 = lookup[X(1)].conditional()
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