Examples with Attribute edu.uci.ics.texera.api.schema.Attribute used on opensource projects

Example 86 with Attribute

use of edu.uci.ics.texera.api.schema.Attribute in project textdb by TextDB.

the class RelationManagerTest method test16.

/*
     * Test that table name with upper case in it is handled properly.
     */
@Test
public void test16() throws Exception {
    String tableName1 = "Relation_Manager_Test_Table_15_1";
    String indexDirectory = "./index/test_table/relation_manager_test_table_16";
    Schema schema = new Schema(new Attribute("content", AttributeType.TEXT));
    String luceneAnalyzerString = "standard";
    relationManager.deleteTable(tableName1);
    relationManager.createTable(tableName1, Paths.get(indexDirectory), schema, luceneAnalyzerString);
    Assert.assertTrue(relationManager.checkTableExistence(tableName1));
    relationManager.deleteTable(tableName1);
    Assert.assertTrue(!relationManager.checkTableExistence(tableName1));
}

Example 87 with Attribute

use of edu.uci.ics.texera.api.schema.Attribute in project textdb by TextDB.

the class KeywordConjunctionTest method testWordInMultipleFieldsQueryChinese.

/**
 * Verifies: data source has multiple attributes, and an entity can appear
 * in all the fields and multiple times.
 * Test for Chinese data.
 *
 * @throws Exception
 */
@Test
public void testWordInMultipleFieldsQueryChinese() throws Exception {
    // Prepare the query
    String query = "建筑";
    ArrayList<String> attributeNames = new ArrayList<>();
    attributeNames.add(TestConstantsChinese.FIRST_NAME);
    attributeNames.add(TestConstantsChinese.LAST_NAME);
    attributeNames.add(TestConstantsChinese.DESCRIPTION);
    // Prepare the expected result list
    List<Span> list = new ArrayList<>();
    Span span1 = new Span("lastName", 0, 2, "建筑", "建筑");
    Span span2 = new Span("description", 3, 5, "建筑", "建筑", 2);
    list.add(span1);
    list.add(span2);
    Attribute[] schemaAttributes = new Attribute[TestConstants.ATTRIBUTES_PEOPLE.length + 1];
    for (int count = 0; count < schemaAttributes.length - 1; count++) {
        schemaAttributes[count] = TestConstants.ATTRIBUTES_PEOPLE[count];
    }
    schemaAttributes[schemaAttributes.length - 1] = new Attribute(RESULTS, AttributeType.LIST);
    IField[] fields1 = { new StringField("宋江"), new StringField("建筑"), new IntegerField(42), new DoubleField(5.99), new DateField(new SimpleDateFormat("MM-dd-yyyy").parse("01-13-1974")), new TextField("伟大的建筑是历史的坐标，具有传承的价值。"), new ListField<>(list) };
    Tuple tuple1 = new Tuple(new Schema(schemaAttributes), fields1);
    List<Tuple> expectedResultList = new ArrayList<>();
    expectedResultList.add(tuple1);
    // Perform the query
    List<Tuple> resultList = KeywordTestHelper.getQueryResults(CHINESE_TABLE, query, attributeNames, conjunction, Integer.MAX_VALUE, 0);
    // check the results
    boolean contains = TestUtils.equals(expectedResultList, resultList);
    Assert.assertTrue(contains);
}

Example 88 with Attribute

use of edu.uci.ics.texera.api.schema.Attribute in project textdb by TextDB.

the class KeywordConjunctionTest method testSingleWordQueryInTextField.

/**
 * Verifies GetNextTuple of Keyword Matcher and single word queries in Text
 * Field
 *
 * @throws Exception
 */
@Test
public void testSingleWordQueryInTextField() throws Exception {
    // Prepare the query
    String query = "TaLL";
    ArrayList<String> attributeNames = new ArrayList<>();
    attributeNames.add(TestConstants.FIRST_NAME);
    attributeNames.add(TestConstants.LAST_NAME);
    attributeNames.add(TestConstants.DESCRIPTION);
    // Prepare the expected result list
    List<Span> list = new ArrayList<>();
    Span span = new Span("description", 0, 4, "tall", "Tall", 0);
    list.add(span);
    Attribute[] schemaAttributes = new Attribute[TestConstants.ATTRIBUTES_PEOPLE.length + 1];
    for (int count = 0; count < schemaAttributes.length - 1; count++) {
        schemaAttributes[count] = TestConstants.ATTRIBUTES_PEOPLE[count];
    }
    schemaAttributes[schemaAttributes.length - 1] = new Attribute(RESULTS, AttributeType.LIST);
    IField[] fields1 = { new StringField("bruce"), new StringField("john Lee"), new IntegerField(46), new DoubleField(5.50), new DateField(new SimpleDateFormat("MM-dd-yyyy").parse("01-14-1970")), new TextField("Tall Angry"), new ListField<>(list) };
    IField[] fields2 = { new StringField("christian john wayne"), new StringField("rock bale"), new IntegerField(42), new DoubleField(5.99), new DateField(new SimpleDateFormat("MM-dd-yyyy").parse("01-13-1974")), new TextField("Tall Fair"), new ListField<>(list) };
    Tuple tuple1 = new Tuple(new Schema(schemaAttributes), fields1);
    Tuple tuple2 = new Tuple(new Schema(schemaAttributes), fields2);
    List<Tuple> expectedResultList = new ArrayList<>();
    expectedResultList.add(tuple1);
    expectedResultList.add(tuple2);
    // Perform the query
    List<Tuple> resultList = KeywordTestHelper.getQueryResults(PEOPLE_TABLE, query, attributeNames, conjunction);
    // check the results
    boolean contains = TestUtils.equals(expectedResultList, resultList);
    Assert.assertTrue(contains);
}

Example 89 with Attribute

use of edu.uci.ics.texera.api.schema.Attribute in project textdb by TextDB.

the class KeywordConjunctionTest method testSingleWordQueryInStringField.

/**
 * Verifies GetNextTuple of Keyword Matcher and single word queries in
 * String Field
 *
 * @throws Exception
 */
@Test
public void testSingleWordQueryInStringField() throws Exception {
    // Prepare the query
    String query = "bruce";
    ArrayList<String> attributeNames = new ArrayList<>();
    attributeNames.add(TestConstants.FIRST_NAME);
    attributeNames.add(TestConstants.LAST_NAME);
    attributeNames.add(TestConstants.DESCRIPTION);
    // Prepare the expected result list
    List<Span> list = new ArrayList<>();
    Span span = new Span("firstName", 0, 5, "bruce", "bruce");
    list.add(span);
    Attribute[] schemaAttributes = new Attribute[TestConstants.ATTRIBUTES_PEOPLE.length + 1];
    for (int count = 0; count < schemaAttributes.length - 1; count++) {
        schemaAttributes[count] = TestConstants.ATTRIBUTES_PEOPLE[count];
    }
    schemaAttributes[schemaAttributes.length - 1] = new Attribute(RESULTS, AttributeType.LIST);
    IField[] fields1 = { new StringField("bruce"), new StringField("john Lee"), new IntegerField(46), new DoubleField(5.50), new DateField(new SimpleDateFormat("MM-dd-yyyy").parse("01-14-1970")), new TextField("Tall Angry"), new ListField<>(list) };
    Tuple tuple1 = new Tuple(new Schema(schemaAttributes), fields1);
    List<Tuple> expectedResultList = new ArrayList<>();
    expectedResultList.add(tuple1);
    // Perform the query
    List<Tuple> resultList = KeywordTestHelper.getQueryResults(PEOPLE_TABLE, query, attributeNames, conjunction);
    // check the results
    boolean contains = TestUtils.equals(expectedResultList, resultList);
    Assert.assertTrue(contains);
}

Example 90 with Attribute

use of edu.uci.ics.texera.api.schema.Attribute in project textdb by TextDB.

the class KeywordConjunctionTest method testMatchingWithLimitOffset.

@Test
public void testMatchingWithLimitOffset() throws TexeraException, ParseException, java.text.ParseException {
    String query = "angry";
    ArrayList<String> attributeNames = new ArrayList<>();
    attributeNames.add(TestConstants.FIRST_NAME);
    attributeNames.add(TestConstants.LAST_NAME);
    attributeNames.add(TestConstants.DESCRIPTION);
    Attribute[] schemaAttributes = new Attribute[TestConstants.ATTRIBUTES_PEOPLE.length + 1];
    for (int count = 0; count < schemaAttributes.length - 1; count++) {
        schemaAttributes[count] = TestConstants.ATTRIBUTES_PEOPLE[count];
    }
    schemaAttributes[schemaAttributes.length - 1] = new Attribute(RESULTS, AttributeType.LIST);
    List<Tuple> resultList = KeywordTestHelper.getQueryResults(PEOPLE_TABLE, query, attributeNames, conjunction, 3, 2);
    List<Tuple> expectedList = new ArrayList<>();
    Span span1 = new Span("description", 5, 10, "angry", "Angry", 1);
    Span span2 = new Span("description", 6, 11, "angry", "Angry", 1);
    Span span3 = new Span("description", 40, 45, "angry", "Angry", 8);
    Span span4 = new Span("description", 6, 11, "angry", "angry", 1);
    List<Span> list1 = new ArrayList<>();
    list1.add(span1);
    IField[] fields1 = { new StringField("bruce"), new StringField("john Lee"), new IntegerField(46), new DoubleField(5.50), new DateField(new SimpleDateFormat("MM-dd-yyyy").parse("01-14-1970")), new TextField("Tall Angry"), new ListField<>(list1) };
    List<Span> list2 = new ArrayList<>();
    list2.add(span2);
    IField[] fields2 = { new StringField("brad lie angelina"), new StringField("pitt"), new IntegerField(44), new DoubleField(6.10), new DateField(new SimpleDateFormat("MM-dd-yyyy").parse("01-12-1972")), new TextField("White Angry"), new ListField<>(list2) };
    List<Span> list3 = new ArrayList<>();
    list3.add(span3);
    IField[] fields3 = { new StringField("george lin lin"), new StringField("lin clooney"), new IntegerField(43), new DoubleField(6.06), new DateField(new SimpleDateFormat("MM-dd-yyyy").parse("01-13-1973")), new TextField("Lin Clooney is Short and lin clooney is Angry"), new ListField<>(list3) };
    List<Span> list4 = new ArrayList<>();
    list4.add(span4);
    IField[] fields4 = { new StringField("Mary brown"), new StringField("Lake Forest"), new IntegerField(42), new DoubleField(5.99), new DateField(new SimpleDateFormat("MM-dd-yyyy").parse("01-13-1974")), new TextField("Short angry"), new ListField<>(list4) };
    Tuple tuple1 = new Tuple(new Schema(schemaAttributes), fields1);
    Tuple tuple2 = new Tuple(new Schema(schemaAttributes), fields2);
    Tuple tuple3 = new Tuple(new Schema(schemaAttributes), fields3);
    Tuple tuple4 = new Tuple(new Schema(schemaAttributes), fields4);
    expectedList.add(tuple1);
    expectedList.add(tuple2);
    expectedList.add(tuple3);
    expectedList.add(tuple4);
    Assert.assertEquals(expectedList.size(), 4);
    Assert.assertEquals(resultList.size(), 2);
    Assert.assertTrue(TestUtils.containsAll(expectedList, resultList));
}