Create and use de-identified research databases. Preprocess, extract text, anonymise/de-identify, link, apply natural language processing, query for research, manage consent for contact.
The pytest way of running the same test for several parameters is pytest.mark.parametrize. I couldn't see a simple example in the pytest docs but you'd do something like:
def get_row():
data = [
("Alcohol", no_results),
("He used to drink like a fish", no_results),
("[e.g. insulin] currently 6 units per week", no_results),
...
]
for row in data:
yield row
@pytest.mark.parametrize("row", get_row())
def test_for_all_rows(row):
...
I'm not suggesting that we change our tests now but might be something to consider in the future.
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@RudolfCardinal This looks fine to me.
The pytest way of running the same test for several parameters is
pytest.mark.parametrize. I couldn't see a simple example in the pytest docs but you'd do something like:I'm not suggesting that we change our tests now but might be something to consider in the future.