repeatabilityreproducibility
Repeatability and reproducibility are two important concepts in scientific measurement and experimentation, often discussed together but with distinct meanings. Repeatability refers to the consistency of results obtained when the same experiment or measurement is performed multiple times under identical conditions by the same person or instrument. This means that if you repeat the exact same procedure, you should get very similar, if not identical, results. Factors that can affect repeatability include random errors inherent in the measurement process, slight variations in instrument calibration, and the skill of the operator.
Reproducibility, on the other hand, refers to the ability of different researchers or laboratories to obtain