reproducible
If a result is reproducible, someone can do the same test again and get the same result.
Able to be repeated or independently tested and produce the same or very similar result, especially in science, research, or data analysis.
If something is reproducible, it can be made or copied again.
Able to be copied, recreated, or produced again in the same form.
If a bug is reproducible, you can make it happen again and show how it happens.
Of a bug, error, or problem: able to be made to happen again under known conditions.
- Base: reproducible
- Comparative: reproducibler
- Superlative: reproduciblest
minimal reproducible example
1small example showing problem
A small example that shows exactly how a technical problem happens.
- Please post a minimal reproducible example so others can test the error.
- The issue became obvious once he reduced the code to a minimal reproducible example.
- Without a minimal reproducible example, it is hard to know whether the bug is in your code or the library.
- Can you make a minimal reproducible example?
- The small code file is a minimal reproducible example.
reproducible build
1identical software build output
A software build that gives the same files every time when the same inputs are used.
- The project uses reproducible builds so users can verify that the published binaries match the source code.
- A timestamp in the output prevented the package from having a reproducible build.
- Reproducible builds are important for software supply-chain security.
- The team wants a reproducible build.
- A reproducible build creates the same program file each time.
reproducible research
1verifiable research practice
Research that gives other people enough information to check it and get the same results.
- The journal now requires authors to follow reproducible research practices.
- She teaches a course on reproducible research using open data and shared code.
- Reproducible research makes it easier to find mistakes in an analysis.
- They shared their code for reproducible research.
- Reproducible research helps other scientists check the work.