math-modeling-review

Review mathematical modeling competition papers against CUMCM national award criteria and generate scored reports.

Updated Aug 26, 2026
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Skill: math-modeling-review
Source: https://github.com/Yjj0333/skills-manager-backup/tree/main/math-modeling-review
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Yjj0333/skills-manager-backup --skill math-modeling-review-yjj0333

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What problem does it solve? Evaluating mathematical modeling competition papers against national award standards is slow, inconsistent, and prone to missing format errors or undervaluing unconventional innovation. This Skill applies the CUMCM national award rubric to a paper and produces a structured review with per-dimension scores, located format issues, and prioritized revision suggestions. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Format compliance audit: Checks six dimensions (headings, figure/table numbering, formulas, references, abstract, page layout) and logs each issue with location, severity, and fix suggestion. - Five-dimension content scoring: Scores assumption validity, modeling creativity, result clarity, formatting, and references (0-20 each, totaled to 100) with reasons and confidence levels. - Paper-type-aware scoring: Classifies papers into traditional modeling, data analysis, machine learning, or engineering/signal types via a decision tree, then adjusts scoring so ML papers are not penalized for few figures and engineering papers not penalized for many figures or few references. - Innovation recognition with confidence and human-review triggers: Uses a five-type innovation taxonomy and seven-signal checklist to detect novel algorithms or cross-domain fusion, flagging low-confidence cases for manual expert review instead of scoring them down. - Use Case: A coach drops a student's 40-page PDF draft before submission; the Skill detects the paper type, flags a missing figure reference and an over-length abstract, scores creativity at the national-second-tier band, and returns a P0/P1/P2 revision list. ## Quick Start Send your modeling paper file to the agent and ask it to review this mathematical modeling paper against national award criteria and output the scored report with revision suggestions.

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How do I review a mathematical modeling competition paper with AI?▼

Provide the paper as a Word, PDF, or Markdown file and ask for a national award review. The Skill reads the full text, classifies the paper type, audits six format dimensions, scores five content dimensions, and returns a structured report with prioritized revision suggestions.

What criteria does CUMCM national award paper review use?▼

The review uses five weighted dimensions: assumption validity (20%), modeling creativity (25%), result clarity (25%), formatting (15%), and references (15%). Creativity scoring uses an innovation signal checklist with confidence ratings rather than rigid rules.

Can it review scanned PDF modeling papers?▼

No. The Skill detects scanned or image-based PDFs by checking average characters per page, then stops and asks for a text-based PDF or OCR-converted version instead of producing an empty or unreliable report.

Does the review penalize machine learning papers for few figures or references?▼

No. After classifying a paper as machine learning or engineering/signal type, the scoring adjusts so few figures, few references, or many technical diagrams are treated as domain characteristics rather than defects.

Will the review tell me whether my paper will win a national award?▼

No. The Skill deliberately avoids binary win/lose predictions. It reports how far the paper is from national award level and where the gaps are, since final awards are decided by the judging committee.