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Compare two or more regression model reports from any skill in the regression pack. Produces a ModelComparisonReport with Akaike weights, likelihood-ratio tests for nested pairs, a coefficient comparison chart, and a structured verdict. 1. Ingest — loads each report.json, sniffs the model family (linear, logistic, ridge, lasso, elasticnet), and derives a ModelEntry with AIC, BIC, n, k, and primary fit quality (adj-R² for linear family, pseudo-R² for logistic). 2. Nesting detection — for each pair of same-family, same-outcome models, checks…

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model-comparison skill

Compare two or more regression model reports from any skill in the regression pack. Produces a ModelComparisonReport with Akaike weights, likelihood-ratio tests for nested pairs, a coefficient comparison chart, and a structured verdict.

Usage

python .agents/skills/model-comparison/scripts/compare.py \
    --reports out/ols/report.json out/ridge/report.json out/lasso/report.json \
    --names "OLS" "Ridge" "Lasso" \
    --output out/comparison/ \
    [--alpha 0.05] \
    [--dataset-name "tips"]

Required arguments

ArgumentDescription
--reportsSpace-separated paths to report.json files (≥ 2)
--namesHuman-readable model names (same order as --reports)
--outputOutput directory for report.json and report.html

Optional arguments

ArgumentDefaultDescription
--alpha0.05Significance level for LR tests
--dataset-name""Label shown in the report header

What the skill does

  1. Ingest — loads each report.json, sniffs the model family (linear, logistic, ridge, lasso, elasticnet), and derives a ModelEntry with AIC, BIC, n, k, and primary fit quality (adj-R² for linear family, pseudo-R² for logistic).
  2. Nesting detection — for each pair of same-family, same-outcome models, checks whether one's feature set is a strict subset of the other's.
  3. LR test — for each nested pair: LR = 2*(ll_full − ll_nested) ~ chi²(df).
  4. Akaike weights — Δ_i = AIC_i − min(AIC), w_i = exp(−Δ_i/2) / Σ exp(−Δ_j/2). Only computed for models with valid AIC values.
  5. Verdict — one of:
    • clear_winner — one model has Akaike weight ≥ 0.80 or LR test rejects simpler models
    • competitive_tie — max Δ AIC < 2
    • complementary_strengths — different families or targets; primary metrics close
    • all_inadequate — all primary metrics below 0.15
  6. Report — HTML with verdict card, models table, Akaike weight bars, Δ AIC bars, LR test table, coefficient comparison chart, and flags.

Output schema

ModelComparisonReport
├── models: list[ModelEntry]
├── lr_tests: list[LRTestResult]
├── akaike_weights: AkaikeWeights | None
├── verdict: ComparisonVerdict
│   ├── overall: "clear_winner" | "competitive_tie" | "complementary_strengths" | "all_inadequate"
│   ├── recommended_model: str | None
│   ├── headline: str
│   └── rationale: str
├── flags: list[Flag]
│   ├── SAMPLE_SIZE_MISMATCH — models trained on different n
│   ├── CROSS_FAMILY_COMPARISON — families differ; AIC not valid
│   └── NO_FORMAL_COMPARISON — neither Akaike weights nor LR tests available
└── recommendations: list[Recommendation]

Comparison validity rules

ScenarioAkaike weightsLR test
Same family, same outcome, different features✓✓ (nested pairs)
OLS vs OLS+HC3 (same features)✓ (equal weight)—
OLS vs OLS(log-target)✗✗
Linear vs logistic✗✗
Any vs Ridge/Lasso (same outcome)✓ (approx)✗

References

  • Model selection criteria
  • Akaike weights
  • Cross-family comparison

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