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HotOS XIX Panel Report: Panel on Future of Reproduction and Replication of Systems Research

08/08/2023

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by Roberta de Viti, et al.

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At HotOS XIX (2023), we organized a panel to discuss the future of reproducibility and replication in systems research. In this document, we highlight the key points and themes that were discussed in the panel and summarize the various opinions shared by both the panelists as well as the HotOS attendees.

Roberta de Viti
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Solal Pirelli
1 publication
Vaastav Anand
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