Replication (statistics)

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In statistics, replication is the repetition of the creation of a phenomenon so that the variability associated with the phenomenon can be estimated. Replications and repeated measurements are dealt with differently in statistical experimental design and analysis.

Replications should not be confused with repeated measurements which refer to literally taking several measurements of a single occurrence of a phenomenon.

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