split questions in FAQ, partially fixing #1

Author: jchiquet

_posts/2023-03-24-what-reproducibility.md

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-title: What is expected exactly in terms of reproducibility? And for long-running code?
+title: What is expected exactly in terms of reproducibility?
 date: 2023-04-24 00:00:00
 tags: reproducibility
 description: Discuss the different kinds of reproducibility at play in Computo, and what is expected from the authors.
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-## What kind of reproducibility
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 Computo is not just about publishing a notebook and proving that it can be compiled with CI! This part of the process is what we call _"Editorial Reproducibility"_. _"Scientific"_ or _"numerical"_ reproducibility of the analyses is also mandatory, on top of classical peer-review evaluation. 
 
 We don't ask people reproducing their data... yet! We also don't ask for bit-wise reproducibility but at least statistical reproducibility.
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-## Long-running code
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-If your analyses, model tuning or training phase take a prohibitively long time to compile and integrate, you can include the results of the trained methods in the form of a binary file. However, you must provide the code enabling the user to fully reproduce the training phase, and illustrate your code in a small, toy-sized example.

_posts/2023-06-21-long-running-code.md

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+layout: post
+title: My data analysis takes several hours/days/weeks... How to address the issue of reproducibility?
+date: 2023-06-21 00:00:00
+tags: reproducibility
+description: Discuss the reproducibility for long-running code
+---
+
+If your analyses, model tuning or training phase take a prohibitively long time to compile and integrate, you can include the results of the trained methods in the form of a binary file. However, you must provide the code enabling the user to fully reproduce the training phase, and illustrate your code in a small, toy-sized example.