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Technical aspects, ethics, and accepted norms or standards related to designing, conducting, or reporting research. Also, questions on teaching research design.
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Reproducible and exact calculations vs. approximate and slightly random results in experiment
When experiments are performed and reported in an academic article, I learned that reproducibility is important. I am implementing a system where I stand between the choices to use GPU acceleration to …
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