The process of bringing something that has been lost or obscured back into view or making it manifest again, whether through recollection, recreation, or a methodical approach.
The act of depicting or replicating a scene, event, or experience so that it is experienced again by others, often invoking a sense of nostalgia or familiarity.
The re-establishment of a previously existing state or condition, characterized by the reiteration of qualities that resemble the original form or experience.
Example:
僕は実験方法を学んでいたのではなかったし、実験を再現する方法を学んでいるのでさえなかった。
A measure of the ability to correctly identify all relevant instances within a set of data, reflecting how effectively a system retrieves true positive results.
The proportion of actual positive cases that are successfully recognized by a classification system, indicating its completeness in capturing relevant information.
The statistic that quantifies the success rate of identifying true positives among all actual positives, often used in the context of evaluating the performance of information retrieval systems.
Example:
情報検索の効率を測る尺度として、再現率と適合率というものがある。
The ability to achieve consistent results when a procedure or experiment is repeated under the same conditions.
The extent to which findings can be reproduced by others using the same methods, ensuring reliability in results.
The characteristic of a process or outcome that allows it to be duplicated reliably, demonstrating its validity and trustworthiness.