reproducibility-third-party-verification
Featured(Proposal, unverified) Attempt to verify a paper's reported results by actually executing its released code/scripts against its own reported configuration — the only SOP in this package whose action type is code execution rather than text reading/judgment. Use this after unit-classification has extracted the paper's reported configuration/hyperparameters as classified units; "not_attempted" is a correct, common output when the paper's own reporting is too incomplete to run, not a failure of this SOP.
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- yogsoth-ai
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- yogsoth-ai/de-anthropocentric-research-engine
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- 6 months ago
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- 1 weeks ago
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- HTML
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- Apache-2.0
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reproducibility-third-party-verification
(Proposal, unverified) Attempt to verify a paper's reported results by actually executing its released code/scripts against its own reported configuration — the only SOP in this package whose action type is code execution rather than text reading/judgment. Use this after unit-classification has extracted the paper's reported configuration/hyperparameters as classified units; "not_attempted" is a correct, common output when the paper's own reporting is too incomplete to run, not a failure of this SOP.
third-pass-deep-read
Keshav's third pass — the heaviest of the three, a full sentence-by-sentence re-read including proofs/derivations, attempting a virtual re-implementation of the paper to surface implicit assumptions and concrete improvement points. Use this after second-pass-grasp, as the terminal step of the Keshav three-pass method, whenever genuine mastery of a paper (not just a summary) is needed. This is not a skippable recap — treat "nothing new to add" as suspicious, not a default outcome.
third-pass-deep-read
Keshav's third pass — the heaviest of the three, a full sentence-by-sentence re-read including proofs/derivations, attempting a virtual re-implementation of the paper to surface implicit assumptions and concrete improvement points. Use this after second-pass-grasp, as the terminal step of the Keshav three-pass method, whenever genuine mastery of a paper (not just a summary) is needed. This is not a skippable recap — treat "nothing new to add" as suspicious, not a default outcome.