Data, Code, and Material Availability

Authors should support transparency and reproducibility by making data, materials, and code publicly accessible whenever possible.

• Data Availability: All submissions must include a Data Availability Statement. If data cannot be shared, authors must provide a justification.
• Material Availability: Sufficient methodological detail must be provided to allow replication, and authors should indicate how specialized materials can be accessed.
• Code Availability: New software or algorithms should be deposited in recognized repositories (e.g., GitHub, Zenodo, Dryad, OSF). A Code Availability Statement must explain how the code can be accessed and any licensing terms.