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. 2018 Aug 15;5(8):180448. doi: 10.1098/rsos.180448

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Figure 4. — Locus of non-reproducibility based on discrete issues identified in each article. Circles indicate reproducibility issues resolved through author assistance, and X marks indicate unresolved reproducibility issues. Symbol size represents the number of discrete reproducibility issues. Left panel represents articles that were not fully reproducible despite author assistance (some issues may have been resolved but others remain). Right panel represents articles that were reproducible with author assistance (all issues were resolved). Both axes are ordered by an increasing number of discrete reproducibility issues towards the origin.