Refactor KMedoids#140
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So, the tests in the private methods are failing. What should we do?
That's quite normal. We should be testing everything in the library, and sometimes it's easier to test smaller parts of the code which sometimes happen to be private.
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thanks for this change, but it should be a separate PR :)
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I tried to reduce the cyclomatic complexity in k medoids.
During refactoring I realized that we are testing private methods. Why is that?
So, the tests in the private methods are failing. What should we do?
Make the methods public, document and test them or just remove the tests by replace them with behavior testing on public methods?
I think that tests could be improved in general.