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Graphics Replicability Stamp Initiative

An additional recognition for authors
who are willing to go one step further,
and in addition to publishing the paper,
provide a complete open-source implementation.

Mission
Replicable Papers
Organization
Volunteering
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The Mission

The Graphics Replicability Stamp Initiative (GRSI) is an independent group of volunteers who help the community by enabling sharing of code and data as a community resource for non-commercial use. The volunteers check the submitted code and certify its replicability, awarding a replicability stamp, which is an additional recognition for authors of accepted papers who are willing to provide a complete implementation of their algorithm, to replicate the results presented in their paper. The replicability stamp is not meant to be a measure of the scientiﬁc quality of the paper or of the usefulness of presented algorithms. Rather, it is meant to be an endorsement of the replicability of the results presented in the paper and the recognition of the service provided to the community by releasing the code. Submissions for the replicability stamp will be considered only *after* the paper has been fully accepted. Submissions that are awarded the replicability stamp will receive additional exposure by being listed on this website. The purpose of this stamp is to promote reproducibility of research results and to allow scientists and practitioners to immediately beneﬁt from state-of-the-art research results, without spending months re-implementing the proposed algorithms and trying to ﬁnd the right parameter values. We also hope that it will indirectly foster scientiﬁc progress, since it will allow researchers to reliably compare with and to build upon existing techniques, knowing that they are using exactly the same implementation.

Why you should submit

To boost your research impact
To gain visibility
To make others build on your work

Papers with the Replicability Stamp are cited 15% more than average one year after publication, and 33% more two years after publication.

[Calculated based on Clarivate Web Of Science (WoS) citation counts in 2020]

Application Process

Any paper accepted in or after 2017 at one the following journals/conferences is eligible to apply for the stamp:

ACM Transaction on Graphics
IEEE Transaction on Visualization and Computer Graphics
Wiley Computer Graphics Forum
Elsevier Computers & Graphics
Elsevier Computer Aided Geometric Design
Elsevier Computer-Aided Design
ACM SIGGRAPH Conference Proceedings (conference papers track)

The application process is lightweight. You will have to provide general information on the submission, a representative image, a link to a public git repository with the source code, and instructions on how to compile and replicate the results. The code should compile on a vanilla installation of one of the major operating systems (Linux, MacOSX, or Windows), have a license that allows non-commercial usage, and only depend on libraries that are free for academic or research purposes. The code quality will not be evaluated, the purpose of the stamp is only to simplify replicability of the results: in its simplest form, the code should reproduce the data used to generate one result ﬁgure shown in the paper.

Submission Requirements

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Support and collaborations

The GRSI is an initiative supported by a growing list of publishers, journals and conferences.
Since July 2020, the GRSI has been collaborating with a related initiative called Code Replicability in Computer Graphics (CRCG). While the GRSI encourages authors to make their research replicable, CRCG focuses on ACM Siggraph papers and checks whether their results are replicable.

Since 2023, the GRSI has partnered with Software Heritage for accepted code archiving. Software Heritage is a non-profit organization dedicated to collect, preserve, and share all software that is publicly available in source code form.
When a code is accepted for the GRSI, we rely on Software Heritage to create a snapshot of the project and provide a long-term identifier of the accepted version (

links).

Volunteering

The Graphics Replicability Stamp Initiative is seeking volunteers to help evaluate reproducibility packages submitted alongside research papers in computer graphics. Volunteers play a key role in improving the transparency, reliability, and long-term impact of published research.
If you are interested in supporting open, verifiable science and gaining insight into state-of-the-art graphics research, consider joining us as a reviewer. Your contribution will help strengthen the culture of replicability in our community.
If interested, please send an email to the GRSI General Chair.

Replicable Papers

Compensating Spatiotemporally Inconsistent Observations for Online Dynamic 3D Gaussian Splatting

Youngsik Yun, Jeongmin Bae, Hyunseung Son, Seoha Kim, Hahyun Lee, Gun Bang, Youngjung Uh
ACM SIGGRAPH Conference Proceedings (conference papers track)