be.hogent.tarsos.lsh.util
Class TestUtils
java.lang.Object
be.hogent.tarsos.lsh.util.TestUtils
public class TestUtils
- extends java.lang.Object
Makes it easy to generate random test data sets.
- Author:
- Joren Six
Method Summary |
static void |
addNeighbours(java.util.List<Vector> dataset,
int numberOfNeighboursToAdd,
double radius)
Adds neighbours to each element in a data set. |
static java.util.List<Vector> |
generate(int dimensions,
int datasetSize,
int maxValue)
Generate a data set. |
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
TestUtils
public TestUtils()
generate
public static java.util.List<Vector> generate(int dimensions,
int datasetSize,
int maxValue)
- Generate a data set.
- Parameters:
dimensions
- The number of dimensions of the vector.datasetSize
- The size of the data set.maxValue
- The maximum value of the coordinates of the vectors (a number between 0 and maxValue is chosen randomly).
- Returns:
- A data set with the properties described above.
addNeighbours
public static void addNeighbours(java.util.List<Vector> dataset,
int numberOfNeighboursToAdd,
double radius)
- Adds neighbours to each element in a data set. Each element gets a number
of neighbours added. E.g. If a data set has 10 elements and 2 neighbours
are added, you end up with
10 + 2 x 10 = 30
elements. Each
element is copied and moved slightly according to radius.
- Parameters:
dataset
- The data set.numberOfNeighboursToAdd
- The number of neighbours to add. E.g. If a data set has 10
elements and 2 neighbours are added, you end up with
10 + 2 x 10 = 30
elements.radius
- The radius used to create neigbours. In each dimension a
random number between -radius and +radius is added to the
current value.