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src/s/o/social_media_brand_disambiguator-HEAD/tweet_annotator.py social_media_brand_disambiguator(Download)
def determine_class_and_insert_tweet(tweet, db_conn, annotations_table, keyword): cls = determine_class(tweet, keyword) if cls != sql_convenience.CLASS_UNKNOWN: sql_convenience.insert_tweet(tweet, cls, db_conn, annotations_table)
src/s/o/social_media_brand_disambiguator-HEAD/test_tweet_annotator.py social_media_brand_disambiguator(Download)
def test_add_1_annotated_row(self): cls = 0 sql_convenience.insert_tweet(tweet1, cls, config.db_conn, self.annotations_table) # now check we have the expected 1 row
src/s/o/social_media_brand_disambiguator-HEAD/ner_apis/opencalais/test_opencalais_ner.py social_media_brand_disambiguator(Download)
def test_full_loop(self): """Check that annotate_all_messages processes all messages""" # add a tweet to the source_table sql_convenience.insert_tweet(TWEET1, TWEET1CLASS, config.db_conn, self.source_table)
src/s/o/social_media_brand_disambiguator-HEAD/ner_apis/test_ner_api_caller.py social_media_brand_disambiguator(Download)
def insert_tweet(self, tweet): # add a tweet to the source_table sql_convenience.insert_tweet(tweet, tweet1class, config.db_conn, self.source_table) def check_we_have_only_n_record(self, table, nbr_expected):