How to use
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- Describe your input and desired deliverable; review the output against the source material.
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specify-reproducibility-protocol
Purpose
Define exact/statistical/conceptual reproduction target and the controls needed to test it.
Input contract
yaml
required: [reproducibility_target, experiment_specification, available_controls]
optional: [evidence, assumptions, prior_results]
constraints: [use named scientific objects; retain provenance and missingness; $\alpha$ = 0.05 and power = 0.8 where applicable]Procedure
- Validate the typed inputs and state the decision this operation must support.
- Apply the declared operation to the named object; record intermediate values that affect interpretation.
- Check boundary conditions and counterexamples, then emit the result with uncertainty and source links.
Output contract
yaml
produces: [specify_reproducibility_protocol_result, evidence_trace, uncertainties]
delta_fields: [evidence_updates, uncertainties]Quality gates
- Inputs are named scientific objects with compatible schemas.
- Every material result has a derivation or source reference.
- Fixed statistical criteria remain exact where applicable: $\alpha$ 0.05 and power 0.8.
Failure and counterexamples
Return a failed operation with the violated precondition when inputs are incomplete, assumptions are unsupported, or a counterexample defeats the result.
Provenance map
- intermediate: experiment-execution/reproducibility-protocol [tactic]
