SciExp²-ExpData provides helper functions for easing the workflow of analyzing the many data output files produced by experiments. The helper functions simply aggregate the many per-experiment files into a single data structure that contains all the experiment results with appropriate metadata to identify each of the experiment results (e.g., using a pandas data frame).
It works best in combination with SciExp²-ExpDef, which can be used to define many experiments based on parameter permutations.
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