July 5, 2019 Conference paper Open Access

McPhillips, Timothy; Ludaescher, Bertram

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    "description": "<p><strong>Abstract</strong><br>\nResearch Objects have the potential to significantly enhance the reproducibility and transparency of scientific research. One important way Research Objects can do this is by encapsulating the means for re-executing the computational components of studies, thus supporting the new form of reproducibility enabled by digital computing---exact repeatability. However, Research Objects also can make scientific research more reproducible by supporting transparency, a component of reproducibility orthogonal to re-executability. We describe here our vision for making Research Objects more transparent by providing means for disambiguating claims about reproducibility generally, and computational repeatability specifically. We show how support for science-oriented queries can enable researchers to assess the reproducibility of Research Objects and the individual methods and results they encapsulate.</p>", 
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