alsatian | TypeScript testing framework with test cases | Unit Testing library

The mean file and the trained parameter you are using in the tutorial are stored in single precision values. Changing float to double in the program does not change the stored values, thus trying to read stored single-precision values as double-precision results with you reading "garbage". You'll have to manually convert the files to double precision values

The sad answer is "You can't". Alsatian uses the new operator to instanciate the classes of your test Fixtures. So, inverisfy has no way of knowing that must inject dependencies into the Fixture class. (Remember that dependencies are injected when the class is instantiated with container.get())

Some times it's the simple things that we miss, don't worry we have all been here.

This is a case of over thinking the issue, to steal a line from an Aussie beer commercial, you need to "UNDERTHINK IT". https://youtu.be/1MdAhVetBq8

The fact that your simple test script worked but the main test runner didn't, would have pointed me in the direction of stepping through the test runner script, rather than looking at yarn or any other culprit.

Turns out you were telling alsatian to search your entire hard drive for test cases, in which some folders it did not have permissions to access.

Change:

This takes about 30 seconds to do with an editor like sublime that supports multi line editing. You may want to manually edit some of the nationalities that have an accent character.