Design and run statistical experiments that test the formal problem, proposed methods, theoretical predictions, baselines, and ablations.
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tessl review fix ./external/agents/stat_research_agent/skills/statistical-experimental-evaluation/SKILL.mdUse this skill after formulation, method proposal, and theory. Experiments should test specific claims and theoretical predictions.
Define:
experiments/<TOPIC_ID>/config.yaml
experiments/<TOPIC_ID>/src/
experiments/<TOPIC_ID>/results/metrics.json
experiments/<TOPIC_ID>/results/run_manifest.json
experiments/<TOPIC_ID>/results/comparison_summary.md
experiments/<TOPIC_ID>/results/claim_verdicts.json
experiments/<TOPIC_ID>/report/paper.md
experiments/<TOPIC_ID>/README.mdUse a row-oriented metric format:
{
"topic_id": "TXX",
"metric_rows": [
{
"claim_id": "C1",
"method": "proposed_method",
"baseline": "standard_method",
"condition": "stress_condition",
"metric": "risk",
"value": 0.12,
"status": "ok"
}
]
}Claim verdicts should connect theory and experiments:
[
{
"claim_id": "C1",
"verdict": "supported",
"theory_support": "Proposition 1 under A1-A3",
"experimental_support": "Proposed method has lower risk in conditions X-Y",
"comparison": "Outperforms baseline B on metric M",
"limitations": "Finite sample only; assumption A2 not tested"
}
]e2e23c9
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