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Paper Reproduction

I'm new to academia (for someone so old), and maybe this is just naivety on my side. But I'm a little shocked to be discovering that reproducing the results of a paper isn't part of the review process. I understand why, but it seems so...precarious to just take the author's word for it, especially…

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  1. 2026-10-30 20:55 · r/MLQuestions
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