> how can you call it social "science" if you can't reproduce it?
NB: this is not specific to the social sciences. psychology, cognitive sciences, medicine(!), and other fields have a 'replication crisis' also. there are some really good papers on this.
i am not aware of systematic queries into CS/ML/DL papers, but from my own experience: when you pick up a paper that claims 9x% accuracy, the chance that you are able to replicate that number is in line with replication % in other fields.
NB: this is not specific to the social sciences. psychology, cognitive sciences, medicine(!), and other fields have a 'replication crisis' also. there are some really good papers on this. i am not aware of systematic queries into CS/ML/DL papers, but from my own experience: when you pick up a paper that claims 9x% accuracy, the chance that you are able to replicate that number is in line with replication % in other fields.