Examples
Worked examples
- Is an instance
A laboratory adopting Git, renv, and Zenodo deposit as standard for every paper.
- Is an instance
A graduate-school curriculum requiring an RRP module before thesis submission.
Counter-examples
Looks similar, but isn't
- Not an instance
A single pre-registered study without other RRP elements.
- Not an instance
An institutional open-data policy on its own.
Editorial commentary
RRP is not a single intervention but a portfolio. Adoption varies sharply by field: biostatistics and computational biology have advanced toolchains (Snakemake, Nextflow, renv); behavioural science centres on pre-registration and OSF deposits; clinical research emphasises trial registries and CONSORT. RRP is the operational layer of the broader reproducibility-and-open-science agenda.
References
- Stodden, McNutt, Bailey et al., 'Enhancing reproducibility for computational methods' (Science, 2016).
Also known as
RRP · reproducible research workflow
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