the.com/reproducibility
science's version of 'pics or it didn't happen.'
means the property that lets someone else run your method and get the same result, proving it wasn't a fluke.
from formalized as a scientific virtue in the 17th century when the royal society demanded experiments be witnessed and repeatable, not just claimed by one guy in a lab.
2015 studyonly 36 percent of psychology results replicated.
not same asreplicability tests new data, reproducibility reuses yours.
software culpritundocumented code kills more studies than bad data.
nobel-adjacentwhole prizes have been walked back over this.