test_aima

test_aima.py

'''
test_aima.py - this is a simple test harness to test making a module
out of the aima python library (the library used in the book "Artificial
Intelligence - A Modern Approach, 3rd Edition, 2010") then calling a
single method in the logic.py composition unit in a Pythonista script.
If successful, I plan to do further experiments of machine learning. Note
that aima python is a pure python module with no special dependencies and
therefore is a module Pythonista can currently handle without numpy and
scipy which are not pure python libraries and Pythonista v1.4 cannot
make use of modules that have non-python dependencies.

Expected console outpu from running thi script is:

Input [hello] is a symbol?  True
Input [89hello] is a symbol?  True
Input [##hello] is a symbol?  False
Input [Hello] is a symbol?  True
Input [WORLD] is a symbol?  True
Input [123] is a symbol?  False
Input [+] is a symbol?  False
Input [25.5] is a symbol?  False
Input [Hello] is a symbol?  True
Input [H#[[0] is a symbol?  True
'''
from aima import logic
import console


def printIsASymbol(input, isSymbol):
	print('Input [' + str(input) + '] is a symbol?  ' + str(isSymbol))

input = 'hello'
isSymbol = logic.is_symbol(input)
console.clear()
printIsASymbol(input, isSymbol)

input = '89hello'
printIsASymbol(input, isSymbol)
isSymbol = logic.is_symbol(input)

input = '##hello'
isSymbol = logic.is_symbol(input)
printIsASymbol(input, isSymbol)

input ='Hello'
isSymbol = logic.is_symbol(input)
printIsASymbol(input, isSymbol)

input ='WORLD'
isSymbol = logic.is_symbol(input)
printIsASymbol(input, isSymbol)

input = 123
isSymbol = logic.is_symbol(input)
printIsASymbol(input, isSymbol)

input ='+'
isSymbol = logic.is_symbol(input)
printIsASymbol(input, isSymbol)

input = 25.5
isSymbol = logic.is_symbol(input)
printIsASymbol(input, isSymbol)

input ='Hello'
isSymbol = logic.is_symbol(input)
printIsASymbol(input, isSymbol)

input ='H#[[0'
isSymbol = logic.is_symbol(input)
printIsASymbol(input, isSymbol)