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In computational science, reproducibility distinguishes three levels—repeat (the same authors rerun with the same code), replicate (others test the conclusion with a new implementation on new data), and reproduce (in between the two)—with requirements for consistency relaxed in that order.
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Old Conclusions Meet New Models: Insights from LLM Replication Research
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