A claim according to the FORRT framework about algorithm/method speed, runtime, and efficiency metrics.

A claim according to the FORRT framework in the category of Computational and Performance.

Levels of how confident one is about the results of a study.

A claim according to the FORRT framework.

The outcome of a replication study according to the FORRT framework.

A replication study according to the FORRT framework.

The concept aspect of a review question according to the PCC framework.

The context aspect of a review question according to the PCC framework.

The population aspect of a review question according to the PCC framework.

A review question according to the PCC (Population, Concept, Context) framework.

Links a FORRT claim to its representation as an AIDA statement.

Links a replication study outcome to a description of its overall conclusion.

Links the outcome of a replication study to its confidence level.

Defines the number of credit points for a Science Live Credit.

Links a FORRT replication study to the description of any deviation from the original methodology.

Links an entitiy, e.g. a FORRT replication study, to its scientific discipline.

Links a replication study outcome to a description of the evidence of its conclusion.

Links an outcome of a replication study to a description of its limitations.

Links a FORRT replication study to a description of its methodology, answering the question of how the original claim was validated.

Links a FORRT replication outcome to a repository URL where the files can be downloaded.

Strong evidence, mostly agrees with original in the case of a replication study.

Limited evidence, significant disagreement in the case of a replication study.

Adequate evidence, partial agreement in the case of a replication study.

Extensive evidence, and high agreement with original in the case of a replication study.

Minimal evidence, major disagreement in the case of a replication study

The status of a replication study when the new evidence contradicts the original claim.

The status of a replication study when the results are unclear or inconclusive.

The status of a replication study when the claim was not tested, for example because it was outside the study scope.

The status of a replication study when the claim is partially supported with mixed results.

The status of a replication study when the claim is confirmed and original findings reproduced.