"Of the 24 empirical papers subject to in-house replication review since September 2012, [1] only 4 packages required no modifications. Of the remaining 20 papers, 13 had code that would not execute without errors, 8 failed to include code for results that appeared in the paper, [2] and 7 failed to include installation directions for software dependencies. Most troubling, however, 13 (54 percent) had results in the paper that differed from those generated by the author’s own code."