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Experiments: Reproduce experiments #1057

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Ticket: https://wandb.atlassian.net/browse/DOCS-535

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Use W&B to reproduce an experiment that a team member creates. Reproducing a machine learning experiment is a crucial part in verifying and validating the results of that experiment.

Before you reproduce an experiment, make note of the:
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Before you reproduce an experiment, make note of the:
You need the name of the project and run you want to reproduce.

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3. From the list of runs, select the run that you want to reproduce.
4. Click **Overview**.

Depending on how your team member configured their project, you can reproduce an experiment by either checking out their GitHub repository or downloading their code.
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Depending on how your team member configured their project, you can reproduce an experiment by either checking out their GitHub repository or downloading their code.
To continue, download the experiment's code at a given hash or clone the experiment's entire repository.

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```bash
git clone https://github.com/your-repo.git && cd your-repo
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2. Copy and paste **Git state** into your terminal. The Git state is a set of Git commands that will check out the exact commit that your teammate used to create the experiment. Replace values specified in the proceeding code snippet with your own:
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Is the field actually called Git state? It seems like the only thing you need is the hash?

To make sure your code block is within the numbered step, indent it 4 spaces, to align with the "C" in "Copy".

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It is indeed called "Git state"

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You also need the name of the run

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