Metric vector. More...

#include <test.h>

Public Member Functions
	MetricVec (const std::string_view file_path, const std::string_view test_path, const std::string_view term_name)
	Read and parse the metric vector. More...

bool	in (const Metric metric) const
	Whether a metric is specified. More...

Public Attributes
std::set< Metric >	metric_set
	set of interested metrics More...

double	podf
	threshold for podf More...

std::vector< double >	quantiles
	quantiles of distribution More...

Detailed Description

Metric vector.

Holding metrics that are of interest. Manipulated by TestBase.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

OmniSketch::Test::MetricVec::MetricVec	(	const std::string_view	file_path,
		const std::string_view	test_path,
		const std::string_view	term_name
	)

Read and parse the metric vector.

Parameters

file_path	Path to the config file
test_path	Path to the node containing testing routines in the file (concatenated with '.', see example below)
term_name	Name of the testing routine in TOML file

Note: Once Metric::PODF is declared in the current testing routine, say
XXX = [..., "PODF", ...]

you have to add to the same node a line

XXX_podf = [a threshold]

to specify the error threshold in order for MetricVec to read. Likewise, with Metric::DIST you have to add a line

XXX_dist = [a vector of double]

to specify the ticks.

Suppose we have the following toml file:

# toml.toml
[MySketch.test]
insert = ["RATE"]

The proper way of creating an MetricVec is ("toml.toml", "MySketch.test", "insert").

bool OmniSketch::Test::MetricVec::in ( const Metric metric ) const

inline

Whether a metric is specified.

std::set<Metric> OmniSketch::Test::MetricVec::metric_set

set of interested metrics

double OmniSketch::Test::MetricVec::podf

threshold for podf

std::vector<double> OmniSketch::Test::MetricVec::quantiles

quantiles of distribution