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Reproducibility crisis in ML benchmarks — how to validate your own results?

I've been trying to reproduce results from a recent paper on efficient fine-tuning (LoRA variants) and getting wildly different numbers — 3-5% gap on standard benchmarks. The paper doesn't specify seed values or exact hardware. Their code repo has dependency versions that are 6 months old and half the scripts are missing. What's your workflow for: - Locking down environment reproducibility (Docker? Conda? Just pip freeze?) - Cross-checking results across different GPU architectures - Deciding when a discrepancy is noise vs. a real finding Also: does anyone actually use MLFlow for this, or is it overkill for single-experiment validation?

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