Exp02

Exp02 is a designation used across multiple fields to denote the second experimental run, configuration, or dataset item. It is not a formal term with a fixed definition; its meaning depends on the project.

In experimental design, exp02 commonly represents the second condition or treatment group, contrasted with exp01 and other conditions. In many psychology and biology studies, labels like exp01, exp02, etc., appear in methods and results to track different experimental manipulations.

In computational experiments, exp02 often refers to a particular run of a script or a model with a defined parameter set, stored in a results directory alongside logs and outputs. It helps organize iterative development and reproducibility of results.

In machine learning and data science, exp02 may be used as a shorthand for a specific training run, often accompanied by metadata such as hyperparameters, seeds, and performance metrics.

In software testing and validation, exp02 can denote the second test scenario or environment configuration, enabling comparisons with other runs. Because exp02 is not standardized, the exact scope should be inferred from accompanying documentation or metadata, such as protocol references, date, author, and project name.

See also: experiment, experimental design, run identifier, versioning. Further reading would depend on the specific project using the label exp02.