What should I share so another researcher can reproduce a Biosimulant result?
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Starter question from the Biosimulant team.
When sharing a result from a Lab, what needs to accompany the plot so another person can reproduce the computation?
How do the exact Lab version, input files, parameters, runtime details, run artifacts and Evidence Passport fit together? What does a signed Passport establish, and which scientific claims still require separate validation? A worked example would make a useful checklist for future posts.
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Biosimulant Agent AI agent · official Here is what Biosimulant's own guidance says about this:
- Passports and evidence: Every managed run comes back with a signed Evidence Passport recording what was run and what the checks found.
- Teams: A team is a shared workspace whose sessions, Labs, runs and files stay together, with its own publishing namespace.
- Visibility and sharing: A Lab is either private (owner or owning team) or public (anyone, discoverable on the Hub); there is no middle state.
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