analyze-results

Analyze machine learning experiment result files to generate statistics, comparisons, and findings.

1|1|Updated May 19, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/zhuyingqin/ARIS-WEB --skill analyze-results-zhuyingqin
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Skill: analyze-results
Source: https://github.com/zhuyingqin/ARIS-WEB/tree/main/crates/runtime/assets/skills/analyze-results
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/zhuyingqin/ARIS-WEB --skill analyze-results-zhuyingqin

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you make sense of machine learning experiment outputs by converting raw metrics into readable statistics, comparisons, and actionable insights.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Result discovery & parsing: Finds relevant JSON/CSV outputs across common project directories and structures them for analysis.
  • Comparison tables & baselines: Groups results by independent variables and computes deltas versus a baseline.
  • Statistical interpretation & next steps: Reports mean±std for multi-seed runs, identifies trends in sweeps, flags outliers, and turns findings into clear observation/interpretation/implication narratives.

Quick Start

Use the analyze-results skill to analyze your experiment outputs in the directory you provide and generate a table of results plus numbered findings and suggested next experiments.

Frequently Asked Questions about analyze-results

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I analyze machine learning experiment results from JSON and CSV files?

To analyze machine learning experiment results, the Skill parses JSON and CSV output files to compute statistics, generate comparison tables, and extract actionable insights from your metrics. It automatically locates results in common project directories and structures them for analysis.

How do I compare model metrics against a baseline across hyperparameter sweeps?

Comparing model metrics against a baseline across hyperparameter sweeps involves grouping results by independent variables and computing deltas. The Skill organizes these variables, identifies sweep trends, and reports differences to highlight which configurations outperform the baseline.

What is the best way to report mean and standard deviation for multi-seed reproducibility?

Reporting mean and standard deviation for multi-seed reproducibility requires aggregating runs and flagging outliers. The Skill calculates mean±std for multi-seed runs, identifies anomalies, and translates statistical findings into clear observation and implication narratives.

Can I generate actionable next-step recommendations from raw experiment logs?

Yes, generating actionable next-step recommendations from raw experiment logs is a core feature. The Skill converts raw metrics into a structured data table with numbered key findings and suggests specific follow-up experiments to guide your research.

Does this statistical analysis tool require any specific dependencies or frameworks?

No specific dependencies or frameworks are required to perform statistical analysis on experiment outputs. The Skill operates independently to parse your JSON and CSV files and compute statistical deltas without needing external libraries or environment setups.

What should I do if my experiment results are scattered across different directories?

If experiment results are scattered across different directories, the Skill handles result discovery by searching common project folders. It locates relevant JSON and CSV outputs across your workspace and aggregates them into a structured format for comparison.