reporting-and-archiving-findings

Reproducibility verification involves re-running pipelines from raw data with fixed seeds to confirm results before archiving code, data provenance, environment lockfiles, seed values, and pre-registrations.

Pre-registration alignment ensures that documented analysis paths and selected options transparently match the pre-registered research plan, maintaining data integrity and immutable reproducibility throughout the reporting process.

Verify reproducibility by re-running pipelines from raw data with fixed seeds to confirm results match, then execute chosen reporting actions like merging or discarding while preserving provenance.

Present a clear menu of actions such as merge, report, keep, or discard, allowing the team to execute the chosen path while preserving provenance and reproducibility artifacts.

Yes, environment lockfiles and seed values are essential archival artifacts required to lock the computational environment and enable exact future reproduction of validated analyses.

Fixed seeds are required for reproducibility verification; without them, re-running pipelines from raw data cannot confirm consistent results, breaking the immutable reproducibility needed for pre-registration alignment.