Change multiple models to Multimodel

.github/workflows/ci-workflow.yml

@@ -24,10 +24,10 @@ jobs:
         cd tmp
         mkdir -p basic/data
         mkdir -p arfi/data
-        mkdir -p multiple_models/data
+        mkdir -p multimodel/data
         cp ../.github/workflows/test_data/labels.csv basic/data/labels.csv
         cp ../.github/workflows/test_data/labels.csv arfi/data/labels.csv
-        cp ../.github/workflows/test_data/labels.csv multiple_models/data/labels.csv
+        cp ../.github/workflows/test_data/labels.csv multimodel/data/labels.csv
     - name: Test makita templates
       run: |
         cd tmp/basic
@@ -36,8 +36,8 @@ jobs:
         cd ../arfi
         asreview makita template arfi | tee output.txt
         grep -q "ERROR" output.txt && exit 1 || true
-        cd ../multiple_models
-        asreview makita template multiple_models | tee output.txt
+        cd ../multimodel
+        asreview makita template multimodel | tee output.txt
         grep -q "ERROR" output.txt && exit 1 || true
     - name: Run ShellCheck
       if: ${{ matrix.os != 'windows-latest' }}

README.md

@@ -156,9 +156,9 @@ optional arguments:
   --stop_if STOP_IF                         The number of label actions to simulate.        Default 'min' will stop simulating when all relevant records are found.
 ```
 
-### Multiple models template
+### Multimodel template
 
-command: `multiple_models`
+command: `multimodel`
 
 The multiple model template prepares a script for running a simulation study comparing multiple models for one dataset and a fixed set of priors (one relevant and one irrelevant record; identical across models).
 
@@ -191,7 +191,7 @@ want to exclude the combinations of `nb` with `doc2vec` and `logistic` with
 `tfidf`, use the following command:
 
 ```console
-asreview makita template multiple_models --classifiers logistic nb --feature_extractors tfidf doc2vec --impossible_models nb,doc2vec logistic,tfidf
+asreview makita template multimodel --classifiers logistic nb --feature_extractors tfidf doc2vec --impossible_models nb,doc2vec logistic,tfidf
 ```
 
 ## Advanced usage
@@ -250,7 +250,7 @@ The following scripts are available:
 
 #### Time to Discovery Tables
 
-The 'merge_tds.py' script creates a table of the time to discovery (TD) values for each dataset, with each row corresponding to each record ID of the relevant records in a dataset, and the columns correspond to each simulation run (e.g, for the multiple models template each column corresponds to a simualtion run with each active learning model). Additionally, the tables includes the average-record-TD values (the average of the TD values for a record across multiple simulation runs), and the average-simulation-TD values (the average of the TD values across all records for a single simulation run).
+The 'merge_tds.py' script creates a table of the time to discovery (TD) values for each dataset, with each row corresponding to each record ID of the relevant records in a dataset, and the columns correspond to each simulation run (e.g, for the Multimodel template each column corresponds to a simualtion run with each active learning model). Additionally, the tables includes the average-record-TD values (the average of the TD values for a record across multiple simulation runs), and the average-simulation-TD values (the average of the TD values across all records for a single simulation run).
 
 #### Run Makita via Docker
 

asreviewcontrib/makita/entrypoint.py

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
 from asreviewcontrib.makita.config import TEMPLATES_FP
 from asreviewcontrib.makita.template_arfi import render_jobs_arfi
 from asreviewcontrib.makita.template_basic import render_jobs_basic
-from asreviewcontrib.makita.template_multiple_models import render_jobs_multiple_models
+from asreviewcontrib.makita.template_multimodel import render_jobs_multimodel
 from asreviewcontrib.makita.utils import FileHandler
 
 
@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ def execute(self, argv):  # noqa: C901
             "--n_runs",
             type=int,
             default=1,
-            help="Number of runs. Only for templates 'basic' and 'multiple_models'. "
+            help="Number of runs. Only for templates 'basic' and 'multimodel'. "
             "Default: 1.",
         )
         parser_template.add_argument(
@@ -149,21 +149,21 @@ def execute(self, argv):  # noqa: C901
             "--classifiers",
             nargs="+",
             default=["logistic", "nb", "rf", "svm"],
-            help="Classifiers to use. Only for template 'multiple_models'. "
+            help="Classifiers to use. Only for template 'multimodel'. "
             "Default: ['logistic', 'nb', 'rf', 'svm']",
         )
         parser_template.add_argument(
             "--feature_extractors",
             nargs="+",
             default=["doc2vec", "sbert", "tfidf"],
-            help="Feature extractors to use. Only for template 'multiple_models'. "
+            help="Feature extractors to use. Only for template 'multimodel'. "
             "Default: ['doc2vec', 'sbert', 'tfidf']",
         )
         parser_template.add_argument(
             "--impossible_models",
             nargs="+",
             default=["nb,doc2vec", "nb,sbert"],
-            help="Model combinations to exclude. Only for template 'multiple_models'. "
+            help="Model combinations to exclude. Only for template 'multimodel'. "
             "Default: ['nb,doc2vec', 'nb,sbert']",
         )
 
@@ -194,6 +194,10 @@ def _template_cli(self, args):
     def _template(self, args):
         """Generate a template."""
 
+        # backwards compatibility for 'multiple_models'
+        if args.name == "multiple_models":
+            args.name = "multimodel"
+
         # check if a custom template is used, otherwise use the default template
         fp_template = args.template or (args.name and _get_template_fp(args.name))
         _is_valid_template(fp_template)
@@ -252,9 +256,9 @@ def _template(self, args):
                 platform_sys=args.platform,
             )
 
-        elif args.name in ["multiple_models"]:
+        elif args.name in ["multimodel"]:
             # render jobs
-            job = render_jobs_multiple_models(
+            job = render_jobs_multimodel(
                 datasets,
                 output_folder=Path(args.o),
                 create_wordclouds=args.no_wordclouds,

asreviewcontrib/makita/template_multiple_models.py → asreviewcontrib/makita/template_multimodel.py

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-"""Render multiple_models template."""
+"""Render multimodel template."""
 
 import os
 import platform
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
 from asreviewcontrib.makita.utils import check_filename_dataset
 
 
-def render_jobs_multiple_models(
+def render_jobs_multimodel(
     datasets,
     output_folder="output",
     n_runs=1,
@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ def render_jobs_multiple_models(
                 "doc",
                 datasets=datasets,
                 template_name=template.name
-                if template.name == "multiple_models"
+                if template.name == "multimodel"
                 else "custom",
                 template_name_long=template.name_long,
                 template_scripts=template.scripts,

asreviewcontrib/makita/templates/template_multiple_models.txt.template → asreviewcontrib/makita/templates/template_multimodel.txt.template

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-name: multiple_models
+name: multimodel
 name_long: Basic simulation for every possible combination of selected models
 
 scripts:
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ docs:
   - README.md
 ---
 
-{# This is a template for the multiple_models method #}
+{# This is a template for the multimodel method #}
 # version {{ version }}
 
 # Create folder structure. By default, the folder 'output' is used to store output.

examples/README.md

@@ -11,8 +11,8 @@ synergy_dataset get -d van_de_Schoot_2018 Smid_2020 -o examples/basic_example/da
 cd examples/basic_example
 asreview makita template basic
 cd ../..
-synergy_dataset get -d van_de_Schoot_2018 Smid_2020 -o examples/multiple_models_example/data -l
-cd examples/multiple_models_example
-asreview makita template multiple_models
+synergy_dataset get -d van_de_Schoot_2018 Smid_2020 -o examples/multimodel_example/data -l
+cd examples/multimodel_example
+asreview makita template multimodel
 cd ../..
 ```

examples/multiple_models_example/README.md → examples/multimodel_example/README.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 *This project was rendered with ASReview-Makita version 0.0.0.*
 
-This project was rendered from the Makita-multiple_models template. See [asreview/asreview-makita#templates](https://github.com/asreview/asreview-makita#templates) for template rules and formats.
+This project was rendered from the Makita-multimodel template. See [asreview/asreview-makita#templates](https://github.com/asreview/asreview-makita#templates) for template rules and formats.
 
 The template is described as: 'Basic simulation for every possible combination of selected models'.