How to use the susi.decreasing_rate function in susi
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felixriese / susi / tests / test_SOMClustering.py View on Github 
def test_decreasing_rate(a_1, a_2, max_it, curr_it, mode, expected):
if mode == "testerror":
with pytest.raises(Exception):
assert susi.decreasing_rate(
a_1, a_2, max_it, curr_it, mode) == expected
else:
assert susi.decreasing_rate(
a_1, a_2, max_it, curr_it, mode) == expecteddef test_decreasing_rate(a_1, a_2, max_it, curr_it, mode, expected):
if mode == "testerror":
with pytest.raises(Exception):
assert susi.decreasing_rate(
a_1, a_2, max_it, curr_it, mode) == expected
else:
assert susi.decreasing_rate(
a_1, a_2, max_it, curr_it, mode) == expectedsusi
Python package for unsupervised, supervised and semi-supervised self-organizing maps (SOM)
