JARIS #2099
JARIS #2099
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🧰 Additional context used🪛 Biome (1.9.4).devcontainer/devcontainer.json[error] 1-2: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 2-2: unexpected character (parse) [error] 2-2: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 2-2: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 2-2: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 2-2: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 2-2: unexpected character (parse) [error] 2-2: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 2-2: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 2-2: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 2-2: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 2-2: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 2-2: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 2-2: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 2-2: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 2-2: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 2-2: unexpected character (parse) [error] 2-2: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 2-2: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 2-2: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 2-3: End of file expected Use an array for a sequence of values: (parse) [error] 4-4: End of file expected Use an array for a sequence of values: (parse) [error] 4-4: End of file expected Use an array for a sequence of values: (parse) [error] 4-5: End of file expected Use an array for a sequence of values: (parse) [error] 6-6: unexpected character (parse) [error] 6-6: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 6-6: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 6-6: unexpected character (parse) [error] 6-6: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 6-6: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 6-6: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 6-6: String values must be double quoted. 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(parse) [error] 6-12: End of file expected Use an array for a sequence of values: (parse) [error] 6-6: Minus must be followed by a digit (parse) [error] 6-6: unexpected character (parse) [error] 6-6: unexpected character (parse) [error] 9-10: unexpected character (parse) [error] 10-10: unexpected character (parse) [error] 10-10: unexpected character (parse) [error] 10-10: unexpected character (parse) [error] 12-12: unexpected character (parse) [error] 12-12: unexpected character (parse) [error] 12-12: unexpected character (parse) [error] 12-12: unexpected character (parse) [error] 12-12: End of file expected Use an array for a sequence of values: (parse) [error] 12-12: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 12-12: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 12-12: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 12-12: Minus must be followed by a digit (parse) [error] 12-12: String values must be double quoted. 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(parse) [error] 12-24: End of file expected Use an array for a sequence of values: (parse) [error] 13-13: unexpected character (parse) [error] 13-13: unexpected character (parse) [error] 14-14: unexpected character (parse) [error] 14-15: unexpected character (parse) [error] 15-15: unexpected character (parse) [error] 16-16: unexpected character (parse) [error] 20-20: unexpected character (parse) [error] 20-20: unexpected character (parse) [error] 21-21: Missing fraction Remove the (parse) [error] 21-21: unexpected character (parse) [error] 21-21: unexpected character (parse) [error] 21-21: unexpected character (parse) [error] 21-21: Minus must be followed by a digit (parse) [error] 23-23: Minus must be followed by a digit (parse) [error] 24-24: unexpected character (parse) [error] 24-24: End of file expected Use an array for a sequence of values: (parse) [error] 24-24: End of file expected Use an array for a sequence of values: (parse) [error] 24-31: End of file expected Use an array for a sequence of values: (parse) [error] 31-31: End of file expected Use an array for a sequence of values: (parse) [error] 31-31: Missing fraction Remove the (parse) [error] 31-31: String values must be double quoted. 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(parse) [error] 40-45: End of file expected Use an array for a sequence of values: (parse) [error] 41-41: Minus must be followed by a digit (parse) [error] 41-41: Minus must be followed by a digit (parse) [error] 41-41: unexpected character (parse) [error] 41-41: Invalid fraction part (parse) [error] 41-41: Minus must be followed by a digit (parse) [error] 41-41: Minus must be followed by a digit (parse) [error] 41-41: Minus must be followed by a digit (parse) [error] 41-41: Minus must be followed by a digit (parse) [error] 41-42: Minus must be followed by a digit (parse) [error] 44-44: unexpected character (parse) [error] 44-44: unexpected character (parse) [error] 44-44: JSON standard does not allow single quoted strings Use double quotes to escape the string. (parse) [error] 44-44: Missing fraction Remove the (parse) [error] 45-45: End of file expected Use an array for a sequence of values: (parse) [error] 45-45: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 45-45: End of file expected Use an array for a sequence of values: (parse) [error] 45-45: Invalid fraction part (parse) [error] 45-45: End of file expected Use an array for a sequence of values: (parse) [error] 45-45: End of file expected Use an array for a sequence of values: (parse) [error] 45-45: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 45-45: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 45-49: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 49-49: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 49-49: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 49-49: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 49-49: unexpected character (parse) [error] 49-49: unexpected character (parse) [error] 49-49: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 49-49: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 49-49: String values must be double quoted. (parse) [error] 49-49: String values must be double quoted. 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Acro-Geniu .py (2)
22-31: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAdd proper main function implementation.
The example usage should be enclosed in a
if __name__ == "__main__":block to prevent execution when imported as a module.# Example usage -acronym = "COU" -flipped_acronym = flip_acronym(acronym) -original_matches, flipped_matches = find_matches(acronym, acronym_dict) - -print(f"Flipped: {flipped_acronym}") -print("Matches Found:") -print(f"- {acronym}: {', '.join(original_matches)}") -print(f"- {flipped_acronym}: {', '.join(flipped_matches)}") +if __name__ == "__main__": + acronym = "COU" + flipped_acronym = flip_acronym(acronym) + original_matches, flipped_matches = find_matches(acronym, acronym_dict) + + print(f"Flipped: {flipped_acronym}") + print("Matches Found:") + print(f"- {acronym}: {', '.join(original_matches)}") + print(f"- {flipped_acronym}: {', '.join(flipped_matches)}")
1-31: 💡 Verification agent🧩 Analysis chain
Fix file name inconsistency.
The file name contains a space at the end ("Acro-Geniu .py"), which could cause issues. Rename it to remove the space.
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Action Required: Fix File Name Inconsistency
The file
Acro-Geniu .pycurrently has a trailing space, which can cause unexpected issues. Please rename the file to remove the extra space (e.g., change toAcro-Geniu.py).
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Acro-Geniu .py- Suggested Change: Rename to
Acro-Geniu.pyusing a command like:git mv "Acro-Geniu .py" "Acro-Geniu.py"🧰 Tools
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jsonimported but unusedRemove unused import:
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Acro-Geniu .py (2)
6-9: Consider storing the acronym dictionary in a separate file.For maintainability and scalability, it would be better to store the acronym dictionary in a separate JSON or CSV file, especially if it's likely to grow over time.
16-20: Consider adding case-insensitive matching.The current implementation only finds exact matches. Consider adding case-insensitive matching to improve user experience.
def find_matches(acronym, acronym_dict): flipped = flip_acronym(acronym) - original_matches = acronym_dict.get(acronym, []) - flipped_matches = acronym_dict.get(flipped, []) + # Case-insensitive lookup + original_matches = [] + flipped_matches = [] + for key, value in acronym_dict.items(): + if key.upper() == acronym.upper(): + original_matches.extend(value) + if key.upper() == flipped.upper(): + flipped_matches.extend(value) return original_matches, flipped_matchesBUILD.md (2)
14-16: Packaging steps look good.
The instructions for installingfpmon ARM64 appear accurate. Consider adding a note clarifying if x86-based systems can skip this step.
57-58: Polish user instruction.
As per the style hint, consider adding a polite “please” before “let me know if you’d like any further organization.”- Let me know if you'd like any further organization or have any other requests! + Please let me know if you'd like any further organization or have any other requests!🧰 Tools
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[style] ~57-~57: This expression usually appears with a “please” in front of it.
Context: ... copy and paste the commands as needed. Let me know if you'd like any further organization ...(INSERT_PLEASE)
JARIS (2)
3-9: Constructor design.
The use ofsuper().__init__()suggests extension ofWeightedDomainGraphcorrectly. Consider makingactivation_thresholdanddecay_rateconfigurable parameters.- def __init__(self): + def __init__(self, activation_threshold=2, decay_rate=0.1): super().__init__() self.node_states = {} - self.activation_threshold = 2 - self.decay_rate = 0.1 + self.activation_threshold = activation_threshold + self.decay_rate = decay_rate
45-68: Demonstration code.
The example usage is valuable. Consider adding assertions or a basic test to ensure correct node transitions across iterations.
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[duplication] ~26-~26: Possible typo: you repeated a word.
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1-1: pandas imported but unused
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Remove unused import: difflib
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3-3: json imported but unused
Remove unused import: json
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Acro-Geniu .py (2)
12-13: LGTM! Simple and efficient string reversal.The implementation correctly reverses the acronym using Python's slice notation.
1-31:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify alignment with PR objectives.
The PR objectives mention a
StatefulWeightedDomainGraphclass, but this file focuses on acronym handling. Please confirm if this file is intended to be part of the PR described in the objectives.
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Acro-Geniu .pyonly handles acronym processing and shows no reference or logic related to theStatefulWeightedDomainGraphclass mentioned in the PR objectives. The search command did not return any evidence of this class in the repository. Please confirm whether this file is intentionally included in the current PR, or if theStatefulWeightedDomainGraphimplementation is expected to appear in a different file or commit.
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BUILD.md (12)
1-3: Streamlined intro is okay.
No major concerns; the rewritten introduction provides a concise overview of what follows.
18-19: Snapcraft installation instructions are valid.
No immediate issues. If any needed dependencies are missing, consider documenting them explicitly.
21-21: Heading clarity.
“Yarn Modern” heading adequately signals the section purpose.
25-26: False-positive duplication warning.
Static analysis indicates repeated words, but the lines do not appear duplicated. Treat as a false positive.🧰 Tools
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[duplication] ~26-~26: Possible typo: you repeated a word.
Context: ...ck manually (if needed): npm install -g corepack corepack enable Clone the Repo Using SSH: git c...(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_RULE)
29-30: Repository cloning instructions.
No issues found. The simplified instructions are straightforward.
33-33: HTTPS cloning heading clarity.
No issues; this heading is concise.
36-36: Code dependency installation step.
Clear step. No changes needed.
39-40: Build and run instructions are concise.
No concerns. Straightforward commands.
43-43: Standalone heading is consistent.
No issues. Clear name for the standalone build step.
46-47: Packaged build instructions are fine.
The step is clearly labeled for packaging. No further suggestions.
49-50: Linux ARM64 notes.
Explicit mention of usingfpmfrom the system environment is good.
52-54: Debugging guidance is concise.
Documenting the backend log location is helpful for developers.JARIS (8)
1-2: Importingrandomis valid.
This import is necessary for the decay mechanism. No issues.
10-13:add_nodemethod.
Adding a node with an initial state is straightforward. No issues.
14-17:update_node_statelacks else handling.
No error is raised if the node doesn’t exist. Verify this is intentional or consider logging a warning.
18-20:simulate_feedbackinitialization step.
Copying current states intonew_statesis prudent for safe iteration.
21-28: Accumulating neighbor influence.
The logic iterates over neighbors, adding weights only if neighbor is "active." This is correct. No improvements needed.
29-39: Reversal from “very inactive” to “inactive”.
Nodes jump back to “inactive” if they’re “very inactive.” This may create oscillation. Confirm if this intended cyclical transition is part of the design.
40-41: State persistence.
Reassigningnew_statesat the end ensures changes are applied after evaluating the graph. Looks correct.
42-44:get_node_statemethod.
Providing a default of “inactive” for undefined nodes is consistent. No changes needed.
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50-57:⚠️ Potential issueRemove hardcoded output from source code.
The output lines (51-57) appear to be hardcoded output examples that should not be part of the source code. These lines should be removed as they will be generated when the program runs.
for letter, number, meaning in interpreted: print(f" {letter} → {number} → {meaning}") -Original: LOCK -Flipped : KCOL -Breakdown: - K → 2 → Key - C → 3 → Combine - O → 6 → Output - L → 3 → Link/Language
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1-28: Good start with the alphabet mapping, but consider enhancing documentation.The alphabet mapping is well-structured, but consider adding a comment explaining the reasoning behind the number assignments (e.g., why several letters map to the same number, like 'A' and 'S' both mapping to 1).
29-30: Add docstring toflip_wordfunction.Include a docstring that explains what the function does, its parameters, and return value.
def flip_word(word: str) -> str: + """ + Reverses and uppercases a given word. + + Args: + word (str): The input word to be flipped + + Returns: + str: The reversed and uppercased word + """ return word[::-1].upper()
32-40: Add docstring tointerpret_wordfunction and fix formatting.The function should have a docstring describing its purpose and return value. Also, there should be a line break after the function.
def interpret_word(word: str) -> list: + """ + Interprets each letter in a word by looking up its number and meaning in the alphabet map. + + Args: + word (str): The input word to be interpreted + + Returns: + list: A list of tuples, each containing a letter, its number, and meaning + """ interpretation = [] for letter in word.upper(): if letter in alphabet_map: number, meaning = alphabet_map[letter] interpretation.append((letter, number, meaning)) else: interpretation.append((letter, None, 'Unknown')) - return interpretationtest_words = ["LOCK", "TIME", "WORD", "FLOW"] + return interpretation + +test_words = ["LOCK", "TIME", "WORD", "FLOW"]
1-57: Consider adding type hints and more robust error handling.To improve the overall code quality:
- Use a more specific return type for
interpret_word(List[Tuple[str, Optional[int], str]])- Add more robust error handling for non-alphabet characters
- Consider adding unit tests in a separate file
from typing import List, Tuple, Optional def interpret_word(word: str) -> List[Tuple[str, Optional[int], str]]: """ Interprets each letter in a word by looking up its number and meaning in the alphabet map. Args: word (str): The input word to be interpreted Returns: List[Tuple[str, Optional[int], str]]: A list of tuples, each containing a letter, its number, and meaning """ # Rest of the function remains the same
| 'X': (6, 'Cross/Exchange'), | ||
| 'Y': (7, 'Yield'), | ||
| 'Z': (8, 'Zone') | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Fix missing line break after dictionary definition.
There should be a line break between the dictionary closing brace and the function definition.
-}def flip_word(word: str) -> str:
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class RecursiveAcronymModel:
def __init__(self):
self.acronym_data = {}
def add_acronym_data(self, acronym, description, evolution_state=None):
self.acronym_data[acronym] = {
'description': description,
'evolution_state': evolution_state or acronym
}
def apply_transformation(self, acronym, transformation):
"""Applies a transformation to the acronym's current state"""
if acronym in self.acronym_data:
state = self.acronym_data[acronym]['evolution_state']
self.acronym_data[acronym]['evolution_state'] = transformation(state)
def get_evolved_state(self, acronym):
"""Returns the current state of the acronym after applying transformations"""
if acronym in self.acronym_data:
return self.acronym_data[acronym]['evolution_state']
return None
def simulate_evolution(self, acronym, transformations, max_iterations=5):
"""Simulate the evolution of an acronym over several iterations"""
for _ in range(max_iterations):
for transformation in transformations:
self.apply_transformation(acronym, transformation)
print(f"Current state of {acronym}: {self.get_evolved_state(acronym)}") def phonetic_shift(state):
"""Simulates a phonetic shift in the acronym"""
return state.replace("knight", "knite") # Silent 'k' transformation
def semantic_shift(state):
"""Simulates a semantic shift"""
if "knight" in state:
return state.replace("knight", "noble warrior") # Shift in meaning to represent nobility
return state
def norman_french_influence(state):
"""Simulates the Norman French influence on the acronym's meaning"""
if "knight" in state:
return state.replace("knight", "mounted warrior serving a lord")
return state
# Instantiate the model
model = RecursiveAcronymModel()
# Add initial acronym data
model.add_acronym_data("knight", "A medieval soldier", "knight")
# Define transformations (could be phonetic, semantic, historical, etc.)
transformations = [phonetic_shift, semantic_shift, norman_french_influence]
# Simulate the evolution of the acronym "knight"
model.simulate_evolution("knight", transformations, max_iterations=5)
Current state of knight: knite
Current state of knight: noble warrior
Current state of knight: mounted warrior serving a lord
Current state of knight: mounted warrior serving a lord
Current state of knight: mounted warrior serving a lord
import ast
def analyze_code(code: str) -> dict:
"""
Analyzes Python code and extracts information about functions, classes, etc.
"""
tree = ast.parse(code)
info = {"functions": [], "classes": [], "variables": []}
for node in ast.walk(tree):
if isinstance(node, ast.FunctionDef):
function_info = {
"name": node.name,
"args": [arg.arg for arg in node.args.args],
"return_type": None, # Needs further analysis
}
info["functions"].append(function_info)
elif isinstance(node, ast.ClassDef):
class_info = {"name": node.name, "methods": []}
for body_node in node.body:
if isinstance(body_node, ast.FunctionDef):
class_info["methods"].append(body_node.name)
info["classes"].append(class_info)
elif isinstance(node, ast.Assign):
for target in node.targets:
if isinstance(target, ast.Name):
var_info = {"name": target.id, "type": None} # Needs further analysis
info["variables"].append(var_info)
return info
# Example usage
code_snippet = """
def greet(name: str) -> str:
return f"Hello, {name}!"
class MyClass:
def __init__(self, x: int):
self.x = x
def my_method(self):
return self.x * 2
my_var = 10
"""
analysis_result = analyze_code(code_snippet)
print(analysis_result)
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16-16: Consider implementing return type and variable type analysis.There are TODOs in the code for analyzing return types and variable types. Consider implementing these features to make the analysis more comprehensive.
You could use type annotations and
ast.AnnAssignnodes to extract type information where available.Also applies to: 28-28
1-49: Add docstrings for parameters and return value.The function
analyze_codehas a docstring, but it doesn't document the parameters or return value. Consider enhancing the docstring with parameter and return value descriptions.def analyze_code(code: str) -> dict: """ Analyzes Python code and extracts information about functions, classes, etc. + + Args: + code (str): A string containing Python code to analyze + + Returns: + dict: A dictionary containing information about functions, classes, and variables """🧰 Tools
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1-49: Inconsistency between PR objectives and code implementation.The PR objectives mention pandas for data manipulation, difflib for string comparison, and JSON conversion, but the code implements AST-based Python code analysis. This discrepancy should be addressed.
Is this the correct file for the PR objectives? The PR mentions pandas, difflib, and JSON functionality, but this file focuses on AST-based code analysis.
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1-49:✅ Verification successful
Rename file to remove space in filename.
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The example usage will be executed whenever this file is imported as a module. To prevent this, wrap the example code in an if __name__ == "__main__": block.
# Example usage
-code_snippet = """
-def greet(name: str) -> str:
- return f"Hello, {name}!"
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-class MyClass:
- def __init__(self, x: int):
- self.x = x
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- def my_method(self):
- return self.x * 2
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-my_var = 10
-"""
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-analysis_result = analyze_code(code_snippet)
-print(analysis_result)
+if __name__ == "__main__":
+ code_snippet = """
+ def greet(name: str) -> str:
+ return f"Hello, {name}!"
+
+ class MyClass:
+ def __init__(self, x: int):
+ self.x = x
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+ def my_method(self):
+ return self.x * 2
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+ my_var = 10
+ """
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+ analysis_result = analyze_code(code_snippet)
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| # Example usage | |
| code_snippet = """ | |
| def greet(name: str) -> str: | |
| return f"Hello, {name}!" | |
| class MyClass: | |
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| self.x = x | |
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| return self.x * 2 | |
| my_var = 10 | |
| """ | |
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| self.x = x | |
| def my_method(self): | |
| return self.x * 2 | |
| my_var = 10 | |
| """ | |
| analysis_result = analyze_code(code_snippet) | |
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import pandas as pd
import difflib
import json
import pandas as pd
import difflib
import json
Example DataFrame with some data
data = {'Name': ['Alice', 'Bob', 'Charlie'],
'City': ['New York', 'Los Angeles', 'Chicago']}
df = pd.DataFrame(data)
Compare two strings using difflib
string1 = "New York"
string2 = "NewYork"
matches = difflib.get_close_matches(string1, [string2])
print(f"Close matches: {matches}")
Save the DataFrame to JSON
json_data = df.to_json(orient='records')
print(f"DataFrame as JSON: {json_data}")
Load the JSON back into a DataFrame
loaded_df = pd.read_json(json_data)
print(f"Loaded DataFrame from JSON: {loaded_df}")