hypothesis-generation

You can generate testable hypotheses by providing research observations to produce 3-5 competing explanations, complete with brief mechanistic details, key supporting evidence, testable predictions, and a plan for experiments.

Structuring a hypothesis involves formulating distinct mechanistic explanations, providing 2-3 key supporting evidences with citations, and outlining testable predictions alongside a plan for experiments.

Yes, the skill leverages a LaTeX-based hypothesis report template and the hypothesis_generation style to produce publication-ready documents complete with appendices and citations.

Yes, literature review is integrated into the hypothesis generation process, with full literature reviews and protocols included in the appendices to support the competing hypotheses and experimental test plans.

You should generate 3-5 competing hypotheses for a given phenomenon, ensuring each has a distinct mechanistic explanation, 2-3 key supporting evidences, and explicit assumptions.

Yes, explicit assumptions are included alongside 2-3 key supporting evidences per hypothesis to ensure disciplined scientific inquiry and reproducible testing.