[ ] Docstrings: Every function in the file has a block quote comment with a description of the feature.
[ ] Docstrings: Every input argument is documented.
[ ] Docstrings: The output type is documented, along with a description of what the output is for.
[ ] Docstrings: I have linked the feature under the Table of Contents (docs/source/features/index.rst)
Feature Wiki
[X] Conceptual Wiki: I made a copy of the TEMPLATE (docs/source/features_conceptual/TEMPLATE.rst)
[X] Conceptual Wiki: I replaced the word TEMPLATE at the top of the file with the name of the feature (.. TEMPLATE:) Please do NOT delete any of the punctuation (the `..and:`) in the header, as this is important for referencing the feature in the Table of Contents!
[X] Conceptual Wiki: I have answered the six sections of the template to the best of my ability.
[X] Conceptual Wiki: I have linked the feature under the Table of Contents (docs/source/features_conceptual/index.rst).
General Documentation
[ ] My documentation is linked in a toctree.
[ ] I have confirmed that make clean and make html do not generate breaking errors.
My PR is About Adding a New Feature to the Code Repository
Adding Feature to the Feature Dictionary
[ ] I have edited the feature_dictionary.py file with an appropriate entry for my feature. Below is a sample entry; I confirm that all fields are accurately filled out.
"Function Word Accommodation": {
"columns": ["function_word_accommodation"],
"file": "./features/word_mimicry.py",
"level": "Chat",
"semantic_grouping": "Variance",
"description": "The total number of function words used in a given turn that were also used in the previous turn. Function words are defined as a list of 190 words from the source paper.",
"references": "(Ranganath et al., 2013)",
"wiki_link": "https://github.com/Watts-Lab/team-process-map/wiki/C.9-Mimicry:-Function-word,-Content-word,-BERT,-Moving",
"function": ChatLevelFeaturesCalculator.calculate_word_mimicry,
"dependencies": [],
"preprocess": [],
"vect_data": False,
"bert_sentiment_data": False
}
[ ] If my feature is at the chat level, my dictionary entry is in the top half of the file; if my feature is at the conversation level, my dictionary entry is in the bottom half of the file (below the comment that says, ### Conversation Level).
Documentation
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Basic Info
What's this pull request about? Conceptual documentation for discursive diversity, forward flow, and certainty features.
My PR Adds or Improves Documentation
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Docstrings
Feature Wiki
and:`) in the header, as this is important for referencing the feature in the Table of Contents!General Documentation
make cleanandmake htmldo not generate breaking errors.My PR is About Adding a New Feature to the Code Repository
Adding Feature to the Feature Dictionary
feature_dictionary.pyfile with an appropriate entry for my feature. Below is a sample entry; I confirm that all fields are accurately filled out.### Conversation Level).Documentation
Did you document your feature? You should follow the same requirements as above:
Code Basics
my_feature, NOTmyFeature(camel case).NAME_features.py, where NAME is the name of my feature.src/features/.Testing
tests/folder.The location of my tests are here:
If you check all the boxes above, then you ready to merge!