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imc-reproducibility

Use when strengthening ACM IMC reproducibility and availability evidence, covering the artifact-availability declaration, measurement provenance (vantage points, dates, tool versions), dataset release with schema, honest reproducibility for a moving Internet, the Replicability Track, and consistency between what the paper claims and what the released data contains.

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# IMC Reproducibility

Use this before submission and again before camera-ready. IMC treats availability and
reproducibility as scored dimensions, not courtesies: the submission carries an
**artifact-availability declaration**, accepted papers are shepherded to deliver it, and IMC runs a
dedicated **Replicability Track**. The goal is that a competent reader could rebuild your analysis
from the released data — and re-run your *method* to gather comparable new data — and reach your
conclusions.

## The moving-Internet reality

Measurement differs from lab science: **you cannot re-collect the same data**, because the network
changes between runs. So reproducibility at IMC splits in two:
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