How to use _delete_nodes method in lisa

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tests.py

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...15 # setUp and tearDown are called before and after each test function16 def setUp(self):17 pass18 def tearDown(self):19 self._delete_nodes(label=constants.AD_PROFILE_LABELS[0])20 self._delete_nodes(label=constants.PERSON_LABELS[0])21 self._delete_nodes(label=constants.COMPANY_LABELS[0])22 def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):23 super(ADOnboardTest, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)24 with open(os.getcwd() + '/​ad_secrets.yaml') as stream:25 secrets = yaml.load(stream)26 self.ad_url = secrets['AD_URL']27 self.ad_username = secrets['AD_USERNAME']28 self.ad_password = secrets['AD_PASSWORD']29 self.ad_search_base = secrets['AD_SEARCH_BASE']30 self.url = "/​api/​ad_integration/​"31 self.group_id = 132 self.graph = Graph(constants.TEST_GRAPH_URL, bolt=constants.GRAPH_BOLT)33 self.test_ad_integration = ADIntegration('test', 'test', 'test', 'test', constants.TEST_GRAPH_URL,34 constants.TEST_QUEUE_URL + 'v2/​', self.group_id)35 self.client = Client()36 self.entry = {37 constants.AD_TITLE: ADValue('title'),38 constants.AD_USERNAME: ADValue('sAMAccountName'),39 constants.AD_PRINCIPAL_NAME: ADValue('userPrincipalName'),40 constants.AD_GUID: ADValue('objectGUID'),41 constants.AD_COMPANY: ADValue('company'),42 constants.AD_PHONE_NUMBER: ADValue('mobile'),43 constants.AD_COUNTRY: ADValue('UAE'),44 constants.AD_CITY: ADValue('Dubai'),45 constants.AD_DISTINGUISHED_NAME: ADValue('distinguishedName'),46 constants.AD_EMAIL: ADValue('test@test.com'),47 constants.AD_FIRST_NAME: ADValue(''),48 constants.AD_LAST_NAME: ADValue('surname '),49 constants.AD_NAME: ADValue('first last'),50 constants.AD_MANAGER: ADValue('manager'),51 constants.AD_DIRECT_REPORTS: ADValue(['1', '2']),52 constants.AD_MEMBER_OF: ADValue('memberOf'),53 constants.AD_WHEN_CREATED: ADValue('whenCreated'),54 }55 self._delete_nodes(label=constants.AD_PROFILE_LABELS[0])56 self._delete_nodes(label=constants.PERSON_LABELS[0])57 self._delete_nodes(label=constants.COMPANY_LABELS[0])58 def _delete_nodes(self, label):59 query = "match (n:{0}) detach delete n".format(label)60 self.graph.run(query)61 def _get_all_nodes(self, label):62 query = "match (n:{0}) return n".format(label)63 nodes = []64 for record in self.graph.run(query):65 nodes.append(record[0])66 return nodes67 def _get_all_relations(self, from_label, to_label, relation_name):68 query = "match (n:{0})-[r:{1}]->(m:{2}) return r".format(from_label, relation_name, to_label)69 relation = []70 for record in self.graph.run(query):71 relation.append(record[0])72 return relation...

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binary_tree.py

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...85 def __str__(self):86 # Display the tree as a string87 return self._pretty_print(self.root)88 89 def _delete_nodes(self, node):90 if not node:91 return92 self._delete_nodes(node.left)93 self._delete_nodes(node.right)94 del node95 96 def __del__(self):97 # Delete each node recursively98 self._delete_nodes(self.root)99 def get_height(self):100 return self.height101 def get_num_nodes(self):102 return self.num_nodes103 def insert(self, node):104 log.debug("Inserting node {} into tree {}".format(node, self.name))105 cur = self.root106 while cur and (cur.left or cur.right):107 if node < cur and cur.left:108 log.debug("Going left from node {}".format(cur))109 cur = cur.left110 elif cur.right:111 log.debug("Going right from node {}".format(cur))112 cur = cur.right...

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crossover.py

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...43 _insert_node(nodes, new_ch2, L2)44 return new_ch1, new_ch245#===</​Route Crossover>===#46#===<Best Cost Route Crossover>===#47def _delete_nodes(chromosome, route):48 remove_index_list = []49 chromosome_deleated = []50 for rt in chromosome:51 route_deleated = [node for node in rt if node not in route]52 chromosome_deleated.append(route_deleated)53 return chromosome_deleated54def _best_cost_route_crossover(nodes, ch1, ch2):55 route1 = random.choice(ch1)56 route2 = random.choice(ch2)57 ch1 = _delete_nodes(ch1, route2)58 ch2 = _delete_nodes(ch2, route1)59 _insert_node(nodes, ch1, route2)60 _insert_node(nodes, ch2, route1)61 return ch1, ch262#===</​Best Cost Route Crossover>===#63##########64# Public #65##########66def route_crossover(offsprings, nodes, rate=0.5):67 new_offsprings = []68 half = len(offsprings)/​269 for (indv1, indv2) in zip (offsprings[0:half], offsprings[half:]):70 tmp1 = copy.deepcopy(indv1)71 tmp2 = copy.deepcopy(indv2)72 if random.random() < rate:...

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