Java: Statistics for multiple CSV files -


I am working on an estimate which I have implemented in Java. Estimated test is conducted on thousands of test examples with different seeds, it creates a separate folder for each bead and creates results files in these folders for each test frequency.

To analyze and compare these thousands of results, I have developed a small device, which parses all the result files and creates the results data sheet for each seed. The result sheet is a CSV-file that holds the name and the result value in each line for each instance. A new CSV file is prepared for each seed and placed in the proper seed folder.

Now, I need a summary of all the runs with different seeds. I have a CSV file that combines the results of all runs, for each example there should be a new line and catch the information computed from various results stored in various CSV files. The results of each example should be an average- / minute- / maximum-value.

Is there an existing tool to do this? If not, then what are the special Java libraries that make the implementation easier? At this point, I am unsure what I want, how to implement it, because I have to compare thousands of lines of different CSV files and then add them to a new CSV file. Html

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