実験

Also known as scientific experiment, science experiment

理論を検証するため、人工的に制御された一定条件下で研究対象を観察・測定すること

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An experiment is a test or procedure designed to discover something new or check whether an idea is true by observing what happens under controlled conditions. Experiments matter because they help us understand how the world works, from how objects behave under gravity to how young children learn about their surroundings.

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Within Vinony's link graph, 実験 is referenced by 1,759 other articles, and connects out to dependent and independent variables, median and human subject research project.

It sits within the topics Causal inference, Design of experiments and Empiricism.

Its subject is documented across 86 Wikipedia language editions.

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Part of: experimentation
Has part: protocol
Image: Anfang des menschlichen Verstandes by Daniel Chorodecki (150289189).jpg

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Commons category: Experiments
topic's main category: Category:Experiments
different from: Experiment
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
practiced by: laboratory technician

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Article · 日本語

実験（じっけん、英語: experiment）とは、発見をしたり、仮説を検証したり、あるいは既知の事実を実証したりするために行われる科学的な手順。未知の効果または法則を発見するため、あるいは仮説を試したり仮説が作りだすため、あるいは既知の法則を説明するために、制御された条件下で実行される操作あるいは手順。

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