>Fear of competitors not being able to replicate stochastic ML results; some machine-learning and artificial neural network papers applied to Biology are stocha

>Fear of competitors not being able to replicate stochastic ML results; some machine-learning and artificial neural network papers applied to Biology are stochastic. Past authors have been accused of "cherry-picking" the most "optimistic" runs that show positive results That sounds like an ML phrasing for "fear of non-reproducibility", which is basically a fear of their research being bad.