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Using model-based predictions to inform the mathematical aggregation of human-based predictions of replicability

2021-04-30

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<p>Crowd-sourced human judgments about the trustworthiness of research claims may be used to generate forecasts of the probability of those claims being successfully replicated . Predictive models are less time and resource-intensive methods of generating forecasts about the likely replicability of research claims , however, are likely to be less accurate than human judgments. In this paper we propose and demonstr...

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4449c3e0-9843-5868-aec9-5789fe3ac8df
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10.31222/osf.io/f675q
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