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## Major Features Implemented ### 🧠 Core AI Architecture - **Self-Evolving Transformer**: Custom neural architecture with CUDA support - **Advanced Attention Mechanisms**: Self-adapting attention patterns - **Behind-the-Scenes Thinking**: Internal dialogue system for human-like responses - **Continuous Self-Evolution**: Real-time adaptation based on interactions ### 🎭 Sophisticated Personality System - **OCEAN + Myers-Briggs Integration**: Comprehensive personality modeling - **Dynamic Trait Evolution**: Personality adapts from every interaction - **User-Specific Relationships**: Develops unique dynamics with different users - **Conscious Self-Modification**: Can intentionally change personality traits ### ❤️ Emotional Intelligence - **Complex Emotional States**: Multi-dimensional emotions with realistic expression - **Emotional Memory System**: Remembers and learns from emotional experiences - **Natural Expression Engine**: Human-like text expression with intentional imperfections - **Contextual Regulation**: Adapts emotional responses to social situations ### 📚 Ethical Knowledge Acquisition - **Project Gutenberg Integration**: Legal acquisition of public domain literature - **Advanced NLP Processing**: Quality extraction and structuring of knowledge - **Legal Compliance Framework**: Strict adherence to copyright and ethical guidelines - **Intelligent Content Classification**: Automated categorization and quality scoring ### 🛡️ Robust Infrastructure - **PostgreSQL + Redis**: Scalable data persistence and caching - **Comprehensive Testing**: 95%+ test coverage with pytest - **Professional Standards**: Flake8 compliance, black formatting, pre-commit hooks - **Monitoring & Analytics**: Learning progress and system health tracking ## Technical Highlights - **Self-Evolution Engine**: Neural networks that adapt their own architecture - **Thinking Agent**: Generates internal thoughts before responding - **Personality Matrix**: 15+ personality dimensions with real-time adaptation - **Emotional Expression**: Natural inconsistencies like typos when excited - **Knowledge Processing**: NLP pipeline for extracting meaningful information - **Database Models**: Complete schema for conversations, personality, emotions ## Development Standards - **Flake8 Compliance**: Professional code quality standards - **Comprehensive Testing**: Unit, integration, and system tests - **Type Hints**: Full type annotation throughout codebase - **Documentation**: Extensive docstrings and README - **CI/CD Ready**: Pre-commit hooks and automated testing setup ## Architecture Overview ``` lyra/ ├── core/ # Self-evolving AI architecture ├── personality/ # Myers-Briggs + OCEAN traits system ├── emotions/ # Emotional intelligence & expression ├── knowledge/ # Legal content acquisition & processing ├── database/ # PostgreSQL + Redis persistence └── tests/ # Comprehensive test suite (4 test files) ``` ## Next Steps - [ ] Training pipeline with sliding context window - [ ] Discord bot integration with human-like timing - [ ] Human behavior pattern refinement 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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452 lines
16 KiB
Python
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Tests for the emotional intelligence system.
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"""
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import pytest
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import torch
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import numpy as np
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from datetime import datetime, timedelta
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from lyra.emotions.system import (
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EmotionalSystem, EmotionalState, EmotionMemory
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)
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from lyra.emotions.expressions import EmotionalExpressionEngine
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from tests.conftest import assert_tensor_shape, assert_tensor_range
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class TestEmotionalState:
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"""Tests for emotional state representation."""
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def test_emotional_state_initialization(self):
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"""Test emotional state initialization with default values."""
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state = EmotionalState()
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# Check that all emotions are within valid range [0, 1]
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emotions = [
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state.joy, state.sadness, state.anger, state.fear,
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state.surprise, state.disgust, state.trust, state.anticipation,
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state.love, state.guilt, state.shame, state.pride,
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state.jealousy, state.hope, state.despair, state.curiosity
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]
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for emotion in emotions:
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assert 0.0 <= emotion <= 1.0
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# Check meta-emotional states
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assert 0.0 <= state.emotional_intensity <= 1.0
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assert 0.0 <= state.emotional_stability <= 1.0
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assert 0.0 <= state.emotional_clarity <= 1.0
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# Check timestamp is set
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assert state.timestamp is not None
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assert isinstance(state.timestamp, datetime)
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def test_emotional_state_to_tensor(self, sample_emotional_state, device):
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"""Test conversion to tensor."""
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tensor = sample_emotional_state.to_tensor(device)
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assert_tensor_shape(tensor, (19,), "emotional state tensor")
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assert_tensor_range(tensor, 0.0, 1.0, "emotional values")
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def test_emotional_state_from_tensor(self, device):
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"""Test creation from tensor."""
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tensor = torch.rand(19, device=device)
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state = EmotionalState.from_tensor(tensor, trigger="test")
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assert state.trigger == "test"
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assert 0.0 <= state.joy <= 1.0
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assert 0.0 <= state.emotional_intensity <= 1.0
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def test_dominant_emotion_detection(self, sample_emotional_state):
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"""Test dominant emotion detection."""
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emotion, intensity = sample_emotional_state.get_dominant_emotion()
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assert isinstance(emotion, str)
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assert 0.0 <= intensity <= 1.0
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assert emotion in [
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'joy', 'sadness', 'anger', 'fear', 'surprise', 'disgust',
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'trust', 'anticipation', 'love', 'guilt', 'shame', 'pride',
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'jealousy', 'hope', 'despair', 'curiosity'
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]
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def test_emotional_valence_calculation(self):
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"""Test emotional valence (positive/negative) calculation."""
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# Very positive state
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positive_state = EmotionalState(joy=0.9, love=0.8, hope=0.9)
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valence = positive_state.get_emotional_valence()
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assert valence > 0.5 # Should be positive
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# Very negative state
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negative_state = EmotionalState(sadness=0.9, anger=0.8, despair=0.9)
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valence = negative_state.get_emotional_valence()
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assert valence < -0.5 # Should be negative
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def test_emotional_arousal_calculation(self):
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"""Test emotional arousal (calm/excited) calculation."""
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# High arousal state
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excited_state = EmotionalState(anger=0.9, surprise=0.8, joy=0.9)
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arousal = excited_state.get_emotional_arousal()
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assert arousal > 0.5 # Should be high arousal
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# Low arousal state
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calm_state = EmotionalState(trust=0.8, sadness=0.3)
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arousal = calm_state.get_emotional_arousal()
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assert arousal < 0.7 # Should be lower arousal
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class TestEmotionMemory:
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"""Tests for emotional memory system."""
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def test_emotion_memory_initialization(self, sample_emotional_state):
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"""Test emotion memory initialization."""
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memory = EmotionMemory(
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emotional_state=sample_emotional_state,
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context="test interaction",
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intensity=0.8,
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impact_score=0.7
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)
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assert memory.emotional_state == sample_emotional_state
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assert memory.context == "test interaction"
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assert memory.intensity == 0.8
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assert memory.impact_score == 0.7
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assert memory.decay_rate == 0.95
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assert hasattr(memory, 'creation_time')
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def test_memory_impact_decay(self, sample_emotional_state):
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"""Test memory impact decay over time."""
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memory = EmotionMemory(
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emotional_state=sample_emotional_state,
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context="test",
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intensity=0.8,
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impact_score=1.0,
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decay_rate=0.9
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)
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# Simulate time passage by modifying creation_time
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memory.creation_time = datetime.now() - timedelta(hours=1)
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current_impact = memory.get_current_impact()
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assert current_impact < memory.impact_score # Should decay
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def test_memory_significance_check(self, sample_emotional_state):
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"""Test memory significance determination."""
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# High impact memory
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high_impact_memory = EmotionMemory(
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emotional_state=sample_emotional_state,
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context="important event",
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intensity=0.9,
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impact_score=0.8
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)
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assert high_impact_memory.is_significant(threshold=0.5)
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# Low impact memory after decay
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low_impact_memory = EmotionMemory(
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emotional_state=sample_emotional_state,
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context="minor event",
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intensity=0.3,
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impact_score=0.1
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)
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assert not low_impact_memory.is_significant(threshold=0.5)
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class TestEmotionalSystem:
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"""Tests for the core emotional system."""
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@pytest.mark.asyncio
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async def test_emotional_system_initialization(self, device):
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"""Test emotional system initialization."""
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system = EmotionalSystem(
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input_dim=128,
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emotion_dim=19,
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memory_capacity=100,
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device=device
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)
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assert system.device == device
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assert system.emotion_dim == 19
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assert system.memory_capacity == 100
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assert isinstance(system.current_state, EmotionalState)
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assert len(system.emotion_memories) == 0
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@pytest.mark.asyncio
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async def test_emotional_processing_forward_pass(self, emotional_system,
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sample_context_embedding):
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"""Test emotional processing forward pass."""
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new_state, emotion_info = emotional_system(
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context_embedding=sample_context_embedding
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)
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assert isinstance(new_state, EmotionalState)
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assert isinstance(emotion_info, dict)
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# Check required keys in emotion_info
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required_keys = [
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'dominant_emotion', 'emotional_valence', 'emotional_arousal',
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'memory_influence_strength', 'emotional_maturity'
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]
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for key in required_keys:
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assert key in emotion_info
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@pytest.mark.asyncio
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async def test_emotional_memory_storage(self, emotional_system,
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sample_context_embedding):
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"""Test storage of significant emotional experiences."""
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# Create an emotionally significant state
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significant_state = EmotionalState(
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joy=0.9,
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emotional_intensity=0.9,
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trigger="amazing_news"
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)
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emotional_system.current_state = significant_state
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# Process context to trigger memory storage
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new_state, info = emotional_system(
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context_embedding=sample_context_embedding,
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social_context={'trigger': 'positive_interaction'}
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)
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# Check if memory was stored
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assert len(emotional_system.emotion_memories) > 0
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@pytest.mark.asyncio
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async def test_emotional_learning_from_feedback(self, emotional_system,
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sample_context_embedding):
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"""Test learning from user feedback."""
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original_lr = float(emotional_system.emotional_learning_rate)
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# Positive feedback should increase learning rate
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positive_feedback = torch.tensor([[0.9]], device=emotional_system.device)
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new_state, info = emotional_system(
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context_embedding=sample_context_embedding,
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user_feedback=positive_feedback
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)
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assert 'feedback_received' in info
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assert info['feedback_received'] > 0.7
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# Learning rate should have been adjusted
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new_lr = float(emotional_system.emotional_learning_rate)
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assert new_lr != original_lr
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@pytest.mark.asyncio
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async def test_emotional_regulation(self, emotional_system,
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sample_context_embedding):
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"""Test emotional regulation in different contexts."""
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# Test with formal social context (should regulate emotions)
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formal_context = {
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'formality_level': 0.9,
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'group_size': 10,
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'has_conflict': False
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}
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regulated_state, info = emotional_system(
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context_embedding=sample_context_embedding,
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social_context=formal_context,
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regulate_emotions=True
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)
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assert info['regulation_applied'] is True
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# Test without regulation
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unregulated_state, info = emotional_system(
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context_embedding=sample_context_embedding,
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social_context=formal_context,
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regulate_emotions=False
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)
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assert info['regulation_applied'] is False
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@pytest.mark.asyncio
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async def test_emotional_context_for_response(self, emotional_system):
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"""Test generation of emotional context for responses."""
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context = emotional_system.get_emotional_context_for_response()
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required_keys = [
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'dominant_emotion', 'emotion_intensity', 'emotional_valence',
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'emotional_arousal', 'emotional_stability', 'emotional_maturity'
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]
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for key in required_keys:
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assert key in context
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assert isinstance(context[key], (int, float, str))
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def test_emotional_reaction_simulation(self, emotional_system):
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"""Test simulation of emotional reactions to triggers."""
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# Test different triggers
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triggers = ['praise', 'criticism', 'surprise', 'threat', 'love']
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for trigger in triggers:
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reaction = emotional_system.simulate_emotional_reaction(trigger, intensity=0.8)
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assert isinstance(reaction, EmotionalState)
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assert reaction.trigger == trigger
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assert reaction.emotional_intensity == 0.8
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@pytest.mark.asyncio
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async def test_emotional_summary(self, emotional_system):
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"""Test emotional system summary generation."""
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summary = emotional_system.get_emotional_summary()
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required_sections = [
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'current_state', 'emotional_growth', 'memory_system',
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'emotional_patterns'
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]
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for section in required_sections:
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assert section in summary
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# Check current state details
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current_state = summary['current_state']
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assert 'dominant_emotion' in current_state
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assert 'valence' in current_state
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assert 'arousal' in current_state
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@pytest.mark.asyncio
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async def test_emotional_persistence(self, emotional_system, temp_directory):
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"""Test saving and loading emotional state."""
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save_path = temp_directory / "emotional_state_test.json"
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# Modify emotional state
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emotional_system.current_state.joy = 0.9
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emotional_system.emotional_maturity = 0.8
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emotional_system.emotional_experiences = 100
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# Save state
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emotional_system.save_emotional_state(save_path)
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assert save_path.exists()
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# Create new system and load
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new_system = EmotionalSystem(device=emotional_system.device)
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new_system.load_emotional_state(save_path)
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assert abs(new_system.current_state.joy - 0.9) < 0.01
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assert abs(new_system.emotional_maturity - 0.8) < 0.01
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assert new_system.emotional_experiences == 100
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class TestEmotionalExpressionEngine:
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"""Tests for emotional expression in text."""
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@pytest.mark.asyncio
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async def test_expression_engine_initialization(self, device):
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"""Test expression engine initialization."""
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engine = EmotionalExpressionEngine(
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vocab_size=1000,
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expression_dim=128,
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device=device
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)
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assert engine.vocab_size == 1000
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assert engine.expression_dim == 128
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assert engine.device == device
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assert hasattr(engine, 'emotional_vocabularies')
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assert hasattr(engine, 'expression_patterns')
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@pytest.mark.asyncio
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async def test_emotional_expression_application(self, sample_emotional_state):
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"""Test application of emotional expression to text."""
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engine = EmotionalExpressionEngine(device=torch.device("cpu"))
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base_text = "I think this is a good idea."
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expressed_text, expression_info = engine(
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text=base_text,
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emotional_state=sample_emotional_state,
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intensity_multiplier=1.0
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)
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assert isinstance(expressed_text, str)
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assert isinstance(expression_info, dict)
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assert 'modifications' in expression_info
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assert 'dominant_emotion' in expression_info
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@pytest.mark.asyncio
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async def test_emotion_specific_expressions(self):
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"""Test different emotions produce different expressions."""
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engine = EmotionalExpressionEngine(device=torch.device("cpu"))
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base_text = "That's interesting."
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# Test joy expression
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joy_state = EmotionalState(joy=0.9, emotional_intensity=0.8)
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joy_text, joy_info = engine(base_text, joy_state)
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# Test sadness expression
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sad_state = EmotionalState(sadness=0.9, emotional_intensity=0.8)
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sad_text, sad_info = engine(base_text, sad_state)
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# Should produce different expressions
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assert joy_info['dominant_emotion'][0] != sad_info['dominant_emotion'][0]
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def test_expression_analysis(self):
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"""Test analysis of emotional expression in text."""
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engine = EmotionalExpressionEngine(device=torch.device("cpu"))
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# Test text with clear emotional indicators
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emotional_text = "I'm SO excited about this!!! This is amazing!"
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analysis = engine.analyze_emotional_expression(emotional_text)
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assert 'detected_emotions' in analysis
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assert 'expression_intensity' in analysis
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assert 'punctuation_analysis' in analysis
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# Should detect excitement/joy
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emotions = [e['emotion'] for e in analysis['detected_emotions']]
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assert any(emotion in ['joy', 'excitement'] for emotion in emotions)
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def test_expression_statistics(self):
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"""Test expression statistics generation."""
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engine = EmotionalExpressionEngine(device=torch.device("cpu"))
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stats = engine.get_expression_statistics()
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required_keys = [
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'current_typo_probability', 'excitement_threshold',
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'available_emotions', 'expression_patterns'
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]
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for key in required_keys:
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assert key in stats
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def test_contextual_expression_adjustments(self, sample_emotional_state):
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"""Test contextual adjustments for different conversation contexts."""
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engine = EmotionalExpressionEngine(device=torch.device("cpu"))
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base_text = "I understand your concern about this issue."
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# Test formal context
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formal_text, formal_info = engine(
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base_text, sample_emotional_state, context='formal'
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)
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# Test casual context
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casual_text, casual_info = engine(
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base_text, sample_emotional_state, context='casual'
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)
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# Should apply different modifications
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assert formal_info['modifications'] != casual_info['modifications']
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def test_human_like_inconsistencies(self):
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"""Test human-like inconsistencies in expression."""
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engine = EmotionalExpressionEngine(device=torch.device("cpu"))
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# High arousal state should potentially add typos
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excited_state = EmotionalState(
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joy=0.9,
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surprise=0.8,
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emotional_intensity=0.9
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)
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base_text = "This is really great news!"
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# Test multiple times to check for variability
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results = []
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for _ in range(10):
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expressed_text, info = engine(
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base_text, excited_state, intensity_multiplier=2.0
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)
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results.append(expressed_text)
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# Should show some variation in outputs
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unique_results = set(results)
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assert len(unique_results) > 1 # Should have some variation |