jupyter-experiment

Structure Jupyter notebooks for reproducible experiments by organizing each notebook as an IMRaD report with explicit Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion sections to ensure traceability for single-hypothesis testing.

Organize experiment files by creating per-issue folders under an experiments/ directory, placing numbered notebooks inside to govern file layout and maintain clear documentation-first traceability across related tests.

Plan a single-hypothesis experiment by defining the hypothesis first, then creating an IMRaD-structured Jupyter notebook under the experiments/ directory to enforce plan-driven execution and narration.

Yes, you can enforce a documentation-first approach in Jupyter notebooks by applying IMRaD rules, requiring per-project frontmatter governance, and utilizing cross-referencing and figure-caption utilities.

Yes, the IMRaD notebook structure supports Japanese research narration, specifically designed for plan-driven execution workflows where experiments require Japanese documentation and reporting.