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by rat9988
1418 days ago
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> Likewise, "peer review" typically just means that 3 academics read the article and thought it was interesting and worth publishing. They go a bit more in depth than that. They try to ensure there is no hole in the state of art, that may have an impact on your result, and that your methodology is sound. |
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Of course, yes. The reviewers will give critical comments and may even recommend "revise and resubmit" for the authors to make changes to the article.
But the reviewers aren't going to run their own experiments and try to replicate the results, for example.