@gdb: Astra for checking scientific papers
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Astra is a tool for checking scientific papers that uncovered numerous coding errors in replication packages, some overturning central results in high-ranking journals, and revealed that many models were not run properly.
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Astra for checking scientific papers
Crémieux (@cremieuxrecueil): I sicced Astra on a bunch of replication packages, and it found a huge number of coding errors.
Most of these were inconsequential, but some of them overturn central results for papers in high-ranking journals.
Astra also discovered that many models weren’t even run properly.
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