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a repeatable activity or process for which each repetition gives rise to exactly one outcome drawn from the sample space (statistical experiment); gives rise to univariate data on the outcome of each trial (eg the observed face of a die) (simple experiment). The number of trials observed is the sample size n.
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General: A directed investigation intended to answer a specific question. In the natural sciences, this involves the help of technical equipment. For example, there are a large number of experiments from different branches of science which make use of synchrotron radiation. In elementary particle physics, the term
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An organized procedure for testing a hypothesis. An experiment typically has a control and dependent and independent variables.
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[Bxvi-xix] Famously, Kant writes that "...we must therefore take trial whether we may not have more success in the tasks of metaphysics, if we suppose that objects must conform to our knowledge." Kant explicitly embarks on a metaphysical experiment to obtain "knowledge of objects a priori, determining something in regard to them prior of their being given. ...
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In research, the group of subjects who receive the independent variable.
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