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Code Duplication    Length = 11-13 lines in 2 locations

voltcycle/tests/test_calculations.py 1 location

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				    0.001, decimal=3), "value incorrect for data")
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def test_half_wave_potential():
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    """This function tests half_wave_potential() function."""
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    potentials = [0.500, 0.498, 0.499, 0.497]
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    currents = [7.040, 6.998, 8.256, 8.286]
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    potentials_d = pd.DataFrame(potentials)
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    currents_d = pd.DataFrame(currents)
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    assert (isinstance(calculations.half_wave_potential(potentials_d, currents_d)
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            == np.ndarray), "output is not an array")
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    assert (calculations.half_wave_potential(potentials_d, currents_d).size
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            == 1, "out not correct size")
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    (np.testing.assert_almost_equal(calculations.half_wave_potential(potentials_d, currents_d),
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                                    0.0005, decimal=4), "value incorrect for data")
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def test_peak_heights():

voltcycle/functions_and_tests/test_calculations.py 1 location

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    return
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def test_half_wave_potential():
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    """This function tests half_wave_potential() function."""
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    potentials = [0.500, 0.498, 0.499, 0.497]
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    currents = [7.040, 6.998, 8.256, 8.286]
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    potentials_d = pd.DataFrame(potentials)
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    currents_d = pd.DataFrame(currents)
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    assert type(calculations.half_wave_potential(potentials_d, currents_d)) == np.ndarray, "output is not an array"
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    assert calculations.half_wave_potential(potentials_d, currents_d).size == 1, "out not correct size"
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    np.testing.assert_almost_equal(calculations.half_wave_potential(potentials_d, currents_d), 0.0005, decimal=4), "value incorrect for data"
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    return
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def test_peak_heights():