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An experiment is more than its final result.

A practical workspace model for computational experiments: input manifests, pinned environments, resource assumptions and results you can explain. Make the next run comparable to the last.

Experiment notebook

The workflow

  1. Frame the question

    Write down the hypothesis, baseline and result that would change your decision.

  2. Capture the run

    Pin the inputs and environment, then record the parameters and execution context.

  3. Review the evidence

    Compare against the baseline and preserve both the result and its limitations.

Experiment notebook

The working library

A useful experiment manifest

The minimum record needed to understand a computational run.

Compare experiments fairly

Prevent environment and input changes from obscuring the question.

Design for interrupted runs

Checkpoints and partial results that are safe to continue.