ACM CHI Reproducibility & Research Transparency
Strengthens research transparency and methodological reproducibility for ACM CHI conference paper submissions to pass ADR-Method desk-reject screening.
chi-reproducibility helps HCI researchers and authors prepare transparent, replicable ACM CHI papers by standardizing protocols, analysis pipelines, and human-subjects data availability. It guides authors through a three-layer framework covering study protocols (interview guides, stimuli, task scripts), analysis transparency (codebooks, pinned-environment analysis pipelines, qualitative audit trails), and ethical data sharing under human-subjects constraints. This skill is critical for navigating ACM CHI's ADR-Method screening to prevent desk rejects, verifying cold-start pipeline execution, and drafting robust, anonymized data availability statements for peer review.