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Function names in Python should be in snake_case.
Python :
Python fixed tests could additionally cover this pattern:
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Seems to be a duplicate of the Valid Parentheses kata:
http://www.codewars.com/kata/valid-parentheses
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What is
row_indexparameter totfidf()? It's never explained.Pre-set Python code for this kata is ambiguous. The meaning of
corpus_doc_dictsparameter tocreate_term_dict_for_corpusis unclear, and why this method should return a tuple is unclear also.From the kata description it seems logical that the method should return an overall frequency statistic for all documents in corpus, combined together. If that's not so, additional description details would help.
I'm having difficulty following this kata.
The documentation in the code doesn't match with the supplied test case, and no matter what I do I can't get the correct answer.
Is the
create_term_dict_for_corpus(corpus)method meant to return a tuple([{term:frequency count} * len(corpus)], {term:presence in corpus docs count})?And based on the usual way of calculating TFIDF, isn't the pre-log denominator '+1'ed so that log(0) never occurs?
Assuming that both of these are true, I get
0.458145365937but according to the test it should be0.464385618977