Difference between revisions of "AssertEqualsNumericalMatrix"
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M:=Mat[[0.99,0.02],[0.00,0.98]]; | M:=Mat[[0.99,0.02],[0.00,0.98]]; | ||
N:=Mat[[1,0],[0,1]]; | N:=Mat[[1,0],[0,1]]; | ||
| − | $apcocoa/ts/assert.AssertTrue(M, N, 0.1, "Result matrix is numerically not equal the expected matrix."); | + | $apcocoa/ts/assert.AssertTrue(M, N, 0.1, "Result matrix is numerically not equal to the expected matrix."); |
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Revision as of 17:44, 22 June 2010
AssertEqualsNumericalMatrix
Compares two numerical matrices.
Syntax
$apcocoa/ts/assert.AssertEqualsNumericalMatrix(Result: MAT, Expected: MAT, Eps: RAT, ErrMsg: STRING)
Description
This function compares two numerical matrices. Uses AssertEqualsNumericalNumber for every entry of the matrix 'Result' and its corresponding entry in 'Expected'. If the matrices are numerically not the same it throws an error and prints the error message 'ErrMsg'.
@param Result: The numerical matrix
@param Expected: The expected numerical matrix
@param Eps: Epsilon
@param ErrMsg: Error message
Example
M:=Mat[[0.99,0.02],[0.00,0.98]]; N:=Mat[[1,0],[0,1]]; $apcocoa/ts/assert.AssertTrue(M, N, 0.1, "Result matrix is numerically not equal to the expected matrix.");
