Experiment Observations Dataset
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An Experiment Observations Dataset is a study observation dataset (with experiment observation records) produced by an experiment.
- AKA: Experiment Outcomes Data, Experimental Evidence.
- Context:
- It can range from being a Categorical Outcome Experiment Dataset to being a Continuous Outcome Experiment Dataset.
- It can be an input to an Experiment Evaluation Task.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- Observational Evidence, such as Anecdotal Evidence.
- See: Empirical Evidence, Experimental Results, Scientific Knowledge.
References
2010
- (Seltman, 2010) ⇒ Howard J Seltman. (2010). “Experimental Design and Analysis." Carnegie Mellon University.
- QUOTE: Much of the progress in the sciences comes from performing experiments. These may be of either an exploratory or a confirmatory nature. Experimental evidence can be contrasted with evidence obtained from other sources such as observational studies, anecdotal evidence, or “from authority”. This book focuses on design and analysis of experiments. While not denigrating the roles of anecdotal and observational evidence, the substantial benefits of experiments (discussed below) make them one of the cornerstones of science.