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Hunter Hsu edited this page Nov 8, 2025 · 2 revisions

Welcome to Variable Tester v2

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Variable Tester v2 is a desktop application designed for conducting variable testing experiments with real-time data visualization and analysis. Built with modern web technologies (Electron + React), it provides an intuitive interface for researchers, educators, and practitioners.

✨ Key Features

🧪 Experiment Page - Complete Testing Workflow

  • Design and configure your variable testing experiments
  • Real-time data visualization with live charts during execution
  • Step-by-step guided experiment process
  • Interactive controls for pausing, resuming, and adjusting parameters

📋 Results List - Experiment History Management

  • Browse all your completed experiments in one place
  • Sort and filter results by date, name, or experiment type
  • Quick preview of key metrics and outcomes
  • Easy access to detailed analysis for any past experiment

📊 Result Viewer - In-Depth Data Analysis

  • Comprehensive charts and graphs for detailed result examination
  • Multiple visualization options (line charts, bar graphs, scatter plots)
  • Data export capabilities for further analysis in external tools
  • Statistical summary and trend analysis

⚙️ Settings Page - Customizable Configuration

  • Tailor experiment parameters to your specific needs
  • Configure default values and testing preferences
  • Manage data storage and export options
  • Personalize the application interface and behavior

🚀 Quick Start

New to Variable Tester v2? Follow these steps:

  1. Install the Application - Download and set up for your operating system
  2. Get Started - Learn the basics with our tutorial
  3. Run Your First Experiment - Step-by-step guide

📚 Documentation

For Users

Project Information


🆘 Support & Community

If you need help or have questions:


📄 License

Variable Tester v2 is open-source software released under the Apache License 2.0. See the GitHub repository for full license details.


Last Updated: November 2025

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