The extent to which a study or experiment can be replicated by others with the same results. True replication is difficult in HCI, where differences in subjects and contexts mean that even the most controlled experimental studies cannot be precisely repeated. A form of repeatability; contrast with reproducibility.
Also used in hcistats2e: Chap. 14: pages 164, 183, 184; Chap. 15: pages 186, 187
Also known as: replicate
Used in glossary entries: repeatability, reproducibility
Links:
American Statistical Association: ASA Reproducible Research Recommendations
