exp05

exp05 is a label used in various disciplines to designate the fifth experiment in a sequence or the fifth configuration in a series of tests. It is typically used as a compact identifier appended to filenames, directory names, or configuration references in order to organize outputs and reproduce workflows. The exact meaning of exp05 depends on the adopted naming convention; often it corresponds to a particular parameter set, environment, seed, or version of a protocol.

In practice, exp05 may appear as a file name such as exp05.csv or as a directory exp05 containing raw data, processed results, logs, and metadata. In software and machine learning projects, exp05 can mark a specific run with explicit settings that distinguish it from earlier runs, such as different hyperparameters or data splits.

The use of such labels facilitates traceability and comparison across experiments. While the syntax is simple, it is important to document what exp05 represents within a given project, including the experimental objective, configuration, and any deviations from default settings.

Common related labels in many projects include exp01 through exp04 and exp06, often employed in parallel naming schemes to indicate successive experiments or alternative scenarios.