Fig 3. Depletion from published literature to literature with the potential of being computationally reproducible.

Percentages estimated from a review of articles (n = 346) published in 14 ecological journals with mandatory or encouraged code-sharing policies, and, thus, these percentages likely overestimate the true percentage of computationally reproducible literature. Furthermore, because much code (and data) is published in nonpermanent repositories (see section “Findability, accessibility, and reusability”), long-term computational reproducibility is likely substantially lower. *Rough estimate based on the subset of articles published in 2018–2019. Data to reproduce this figure are available at [19].