Aspectussal
Aspectussal is a theoretical framework used to describe how observers identify and weigh different aspects of a complex object, event, or situation. It posits that the salience, or prominence, of each aspect is not fixed but varies with context, goals, and the observer’s prior knowledge.
Its core elements include an aspect taxonomy, a salience model, and a context modulation mechanism. The aspect
Applications of Aspectussal appear in cognitive science, human–computer interaction, and data visualization. In cognitive science, it
Evaluation and limitations: The approach depends on the quality of the aspect taxonomy and the robustness of
Aspectussal remains a topic of theoretical discussion in several disciplines and has been used in speculative