arXiv AI By Leo Y. Lin, Vishakha Ramani, Z. Berkay Celik, Paul Castro, Marquita Ellis

ROAR: Unifying Runs across Heterogeneous AI-Driven Research Systems

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ROAR is a framework that unifies and analyzes runs from heterogeneous AI‑driven research systems (ADRS). It normalizes diverse output formats into a relational schema while preserving data lineage, enabling cross‑system analytics on over 900 collected runs. The unified corpus reveals problem‑specific search behaviors, such as early gains and varying effectiveness of prior‑solution strategies, and can be used to configure future ADRS runs.

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