The logical structure of experiments lays the foundation for a theory of reproducibility

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RT @ILikeCellBio: Reproducible means good science, right? 👇 Weekend read: •Reproducibility ≠ truth •“reproducible” ≠ “reproducible” •open…

Reproducible means good science, right? 👇 Weekend read: •Reproducibility ≠ truth •“reproducible” ≠ “reproducible” •openness ¬∝ reproducibility •all replication = non-exact replication •don't replicate before you contemplate https://t.co/D09grFlyQC h/t …

"reproducibility varies as a function of the elements of an idealized experiment, the true data-generating mechanism, and the closeness of the replication experiment to an original experiment" https://t.co/BbKd2XnRiO

RT @DrWinarick: Apparently a Royal Society has come to the same conclusion that I did a few years ago but are just now getting around to sa…

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