Anti-p-hack Protocol Retains Detection Power but Requires ~10-Day Wait
krisgligoric · x · 2026-07-06
Research indicates that this preregistration protocol still retains the ability to detect true effects: when a real effect is injected, the detection results are comparable to repeated measurements on the same model. The main tradeoff is the need to wait for the next model release, with a median wait time of about 10 days in the study.
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