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Reproducibility
The ability to obtain consistent results using specified data, code, and procedures.
Exact numerical agreement may require controlling hardware and nondeterministic operations.
Example
Another researcher reruns a documented experiment and obtains comparable results.
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Reproducibility. The ability to obtain consistent results using specified data, code, and procedures. Exact numerical agreement may require controlling hardware and nondeterministic operations. For example: Another researcher reruns a documented experiment and obtains comparable results.
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