resultsof

Resultsof is not a widely recognized concept in itself, but may be encountered as a concatenated identifier in software projects. In many programming languages, developers use camelCase forms such as resultsOf to name a function that returns the results of a particular operation. For example, a function resultsOf(operation) would produce and return the outputs produced by operation. As a file or dataset name, 'resultsOf' can be used to denote a collection that aggregates the results of multiple runs or tests.

In data analysis pipelines, a meta-entity labeled resultsOf could refer to a container that stores computed metrics derived from a source dataset, such as resultsOfExperimentA containing accuracy, precision, recall. In database schemas, a table or view named resultsOf might summarize outputs from a sequence of procedures.

Best practices suggest choosing naming aligned with surrounding conventions—for example, results_of in snake_case languages or ResultsOf as a class or type name in PascalCase languages. The lowercase 'resultsof' is rarely used intentionally except as a literal token or in code examples.

Because it is not a standard term, the meaning of resultsof is context-dependent; readers should rely on surrounding documentation to determine what it represents in a given project.

See also: result, results, outcome, metrics, data pipeline, function name, identifier.