SciExp²-ExpDef (aka Scientific Experiment Exploration - Experiment Definition) provides a framework for defining experiments, creating all the files needed for them and, finally, executing the experiments.
SciExp²-ExpDef puts a special emphasis in simplifying experiment design space exploration, using a declarative interface for defining permutations of the different parameters of your experiments, and templated files for the scripts and configuration files for your experiments. SciExp²-ExpDef supports various execution platforms like regular local scripts and cluster jobs. It takes care of tracking their correct execution, and allows selecting which experiments to run (e.g., those with specific parameter values, or those that were not successfully run yet).
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