Predicting reliability through structured expert elicitation with repliCATS (Collaborative Assessments for Trustworthy Science)
Hannah Fraser, Fiona Fidler(The University of Melbourne), Charles T. Gray(Florida Gulf Coast University), Don van Ravenzwaaij(University of Groningen), David R. Mandel(Mansfield University), Timothy Parker(Whitman College), Richard Sinnott(The University of Melbourne), raquel Ashton(The University of Melbourne), Marissa F. McBride(The University of Melbourne), Victoria Hemming(The University of Melbourne), Peter A. Vesk(The University of Melbourne), Martin Bush(The University of Melbourne), Mark A. Burgman(The University of Melbourne), Fallon Mody(The University of Melbourne), Rebecca Groenewegen(The University of Melbourne), Shinichi Nakagawa(UNSW Sydney), Anca M. Hanea(The University of Melbourne), Aaron Willcox(The University of Melbourne), Ross Pearson(The University of Melbourne), Rink Hoekstra(University of Groningen), Melissa Ross(The University of Melbourne), Ans Vercammen(Centre for Addiction and Mental Health), David P. Wilkinson(The University of Melbourne), Bonnie C. Wintle(The University of Melbourne), Daniel G. Hamilton(Monash University), Alexandru Marcoci(University of Cambridge), Eden T. Smith(The University of Melbourne), Felix Singleton Thorn(The University of Melbourne), Elliot Gould, Libby Rumpff, Andrew Head(The University of Melbourne)
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