Test Class
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Test Class has 3 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference.
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- Demonstrate Rank Documents Usage[1]sourceall time · 8099970e F2d8 437f 874b E1c72a22eeb0
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- Unittest.test Case[1]sourceall time · 8099970e F2d8 437f 874b E1c72a22eeb0
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- Rank Documents Function[1]sourceall time · 8099970e F2d8 437f 874b E1c72a22eeb0
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doc:beam/8099970e-f2d8-437f-874b-e1c72a22eeb0Show excerpt
Assuming you have a function `rank_documents` that combines sparse and dense scores, here are some unit tests you can write using the `unittest` framework in Python: ```python import unittest import numpy as np def rank_documents(query, s…
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