Examples of CombinationGenerator

cz.cuni.mff.abacs.tools.CombinationGenerator
Systematically generates combinations. Algorithm by Kenneth H. Rosen, Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications, 2nd edition (NY: McGraw-Hill, 1991), pp. 284-286. @author Michael Gilleland
org.cspoker.ai.experiments.util.CombinationGenerator
erriampark.com/comb.htm
org.mitre.medfacts.i2b2.util.CombinationGenerator
@author MCOARR

Examples of cz.cuni.mff.abacs.tools.CombinationGenerator

     * 
     * @param n
     * @param r
     */
    public PseudoRandomCombinationGenerator(int n, int r) {
      this._gener = new CombinationGenerator(n, r);
      this.fillBuffer();
    }

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Examples of org.cspoker.ai.experiments.util.CombinationGenerator

        botIDs[i] = clientContext.getAccountContext().getPlayerID();
      }
  
      executor = SingleThreadRequestExecutor.getInstance();
  
      combinationgenerator = new CombinationGenerator(botFactories.length, nbPlayersPerGame);
    } catch (LoginException e) {
      throw new IllegalStateException("Login Failed", e);
    } catch (RemoteException e) {
      logger.error(e);
      throw new IllegalStateException("Server setup failed.", e);

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Examples of org.mitre.medfacts.i2b2.util.CombinationGenerator

{


  @Test
  public void testGenerateCombinations()
  {
    CombinationGenerator g = new CombinationGenerator();
    int inputSize = 4;
    List<Set<Integer>> combinations = g.generateCombinations(inputSize);




    int expectedSize = g.twoToThePowerOf(inputSize) - 1;
    int actualSize = combinations.size();
    assertEquals(String.format("number of combinations for an input size of %d should be %d instead of %d", inputSize, expectedSize, actualSize), expectedSize, actualSize);
  }

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Examples of org.mitre.medfacts.i2b2.util.CombinationGenerator


  @Ignore
  @Test
  public void testTwoToThePowerOf()
  {
    CombinationGenerator g = new CombinationGenerator();


    int input = 0;
    int expectedOutput = 1;
    int actualOutput = g.twoToThePowerOf(input);


    assertEquals(String.format("2 to the %d should equal %d; actual value was %d", input, expectedOutput, actualOutput), expectedOutput, actualOutput);




    input = 1;
    expectedOutput = 2;
    actualOutput = g.twoToThePowerOf(input);


    assertEquals(String.format("2 to the %d should equal %d; actual value was %d", input, expectedOutput, actualOutput), expectedOutput, actualOutput);


    input = 2;
    expectedOutput = 4;
    actualOutput = g.twoToThePowerOf(input);


    assertEquals(String.format("2 to the %d should equal %d; actual value was %d", input, expectedOutput, actualOutput), expectedOutput, actualOutput);


    input = 3;
    expectedOutput = 8;
    actualOutput = g.twoToThePowerOf(input);


    assertEquals(String.format("2 to the %d should equal %d; actual value was %d", input, expectedOutput, actualOutput), expectedOutput, actualOutput);


    input = 4;
    expectedOutput = 16;
    actualOutput = g.twoToThePowerOf(input);


    assertEquals(String.format("2 to the %d should equal %d; actual value was %d", input, expectedOutput, actualOutput), expectedOutput, actualOutput);


  }

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