Showing the result of validationTests as AsciiDoctor tables

[globbestael]

AsciiDoc format for report may be better

Test 1

Pasting the results in src/test/scratchbook.adoc within VS Code and looking at the preview

Results: AI_subset: HAS DIFFERENT RESULTS (first new, second old)

[cols="1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1", options="header", frame=all, grid=all]

|===
|   TOTAL | % dup |      TP |      FN |  Sensitivity |      TN |      FP |  Specificity |    Precision |     Accuracy |     F1 |    Time | Uniq dupl
|    3083 |       16,74% |     507 |       9 |       98,26% |    2567 |       0 |     100,00% |     100,00% |      99,70% |      99,12% |       15,61 |       218
|    3083 |       16,74% |     507 |       9 |       98,26% |    2567 |       0 |     100,00% |     100,00% |      99,70% |      99,12% |       29,00 |       218
|===

Test 2: Styling of differences

Styling cells to mark the differences is not very obvious, especially not for the preview in VS Code

adoc-ac.css: in the same folder as the scratchbook.adoc file

td:has(.red) {
  background-color: #ffcccc;
  text-align: right;
}

table, th, td {
  border: 1px solid;
}

The scratchbook.adoc file can the 1 line format. In this format the "a" cell specifier for a column (see https://docs.asciidoctor.org/asciidoc/latest/tables/format-cell-content/) cannot be used, but using "+++" at start and end of the cell content, interprets the content as HTML.

• In preview mode the class red is interpreted bu the CSS file (red is the background color)
• In HTML export the class red is a AsciiDoctor attribute (?) (red is the text color). This is not a name collosion where the AsciiDoctor attribute wins over the CSS class. CSS class is NOT used. But maybe the location of the CSS file is the problem.

Results: AI_subset: HAS DIFFERENT RESULTS (first new, second old)

[cols="1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1", options="header", frame=all, grid=all]

|===
|   TOTAL | % dup |      TP |      FN |  Sensitivity |      TN |      FP |  Specificity |    Precision |     Accuracy |     F1 |    Time | Uniq dupl
|    3083 |       16,74% |     507 |       9 |       98,26% |    2567 |       0 |     100,00% |     100,00% |      99,70% |      99,12% |+++<span class='red'>15,61</span>+++|       218
|    3083 |       16,74% |     507 |       9 |       98,26% |    2567 |       0 |     100,00% |     100,00% |      99,70% |      99,12% |+++<span class='red'>29,00</span>+++|       218
|===

Working with the default, multiline format and the "a" cell specifier for the column, makes no difference. The "a" (without the "+++" as part of the content) has no effect.

Results: AI_subset: HAS DIFFERENT RESULTS (first new, second old)

[cols="1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1,>1", options="header", frame=all, grid=all]

|===
|   TOTAL | % dup |      TP |      FN |  Sensitivity |      TN |      FP |  Specificity |    Precision |     Accuracy |     F1 |    Time | Uniq dupl

|    3083 
|       16,74% 
|     507 
|       9 
|       98,26% 
|    2567 
|       0 
|     100,00% 
|     100,00% 
|      99,70% 
|      99,12% 
a|+++<span class='red'>15,61<span>+++ 
|       218

|    3083 
|       16,74% 
|     507 
|       9 
|       98,26% 
|    2567 
|       0 
|     100,00% 
|     100,00% 
|      99,70% 
|      99,12% 
a|+++<span class='red'>29,00</span>+++
|       218
|===

Working with docinfo files didn't work for preview.

#62 TODO
Check if the HTML export finds and uses the CSS file in the same folder as the adoc file.