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I usually replicate someone's results for one of the two reasons: 1. I don't trust the results 2. I want to understand their work in sufficient detail Usuall
by p1esk 3y ago
I usually replicate someone's results for one of the two reasons:
1. I don't trust the results
2. I want to understand their work in sufficient detail
Usually these reasons apply when I'm building directly on top of someone's work. This is not always the case. Often my research is based on ideas which could be tested by generating my own results. As long as I can replicate my own results I don't see a problem.
- Knee_Pain 3y ago>As long as I can replicate my own results I don't see a problem. replicating your own results is not science though, it's anectodes