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To Replicate or Not to Replicate?

GetMobile: Mobile Computing and Communications, 2016
To replicate or not to replicate experiments and studies seems to be a burning question in the Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) community. This question is equally relevant to the field of mobile computing, where researchers face unique challenges when attempting to replicate studies of mobile device usage in the field.
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Comments on “a Replication is a Replication is not a Replication”

Psychological Reports, 1964
( 1 ) Agreed with Franks (1964) that a replication should indeed replicate (as nearly as possible). ( 2 ) Agreed that the Ludvigson (1964) srudy was not a "precise replication" of earlier studies on drugs and eyelid conditioning (e.g., Franks & Trouton, 1958) though it was similar.
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Replication without replicators

Synthese, 2009
According to a once influential view of selection, it consists of repeated cycles of replication and interaction. It has been argued that this view is wrong: replication is not necessary for evolution by natural selection. I analyze the nine most influential arguments for this claim and defend the replication–interaction conception of selection against
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To replicate, or not to replicate – that should not be a question

Ecology Letters, 2019
AbstractRecent simulations suggest that ecologists can enhance the predictive ability of models by designing experiments that maximise the number of levels of an experimental factor by sacrificing replication. Here, I describe how these simulations were based on a faulty metric of prediction success and reinforce the importance of replication.
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Thirty Years of the CALICO Journal—Replicate, Replicate, Replicate

CALICO Journal, 2013
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Mathias Schulze, Bryan Smith
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The Power of Replications and Replications of Power

The American Statistician, 1996
Abstract The purpose of this paper is to examine the impact of low statistical power on the process of research replication. The traditional model of interpreting the success of replication efforts emphasizes the results of statistical significance testing.
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Complementary replication

Mathematical Biosciences, 1991
Differential equations for the kinetics of complementary replicating macromolecules in a flow reactor are derived. It is shown that such a model has many features in common with the differential equation for direct replication, the replicator equation. Two special cases of replication, and the influence of mutation on them, have been studied in detail.
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To Replicate or not to Replicate, That Was the Question

American Journal of Clinical Pathology, 1985
Kathy Foucar, Virginia Nymeyer
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Replication and Mere Replication

Philosophy of the Social Sciences, 1986
Nigel Gilbert, Michael Mulkay
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To Replicate or Not to Replicate: That is the (Programmatic) Question!

Health Promotion Practice, 2004
Kathleen Jahn Schmalz, Karen Denard Goldman   +1 more
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