Contextlikely
Contextlikely is a term used in linguistics and artificial intelligence to describe something that is probable given the surrounding textual or situational context. It is typically applied to words, interpretations, or actions that a model or reader would judge as appropriate or likely in the current context. The term is a neologism and not a formal technical standard; its usage varies across individuals and disciplines.
In formal terms, contextlikelihood can be represented as the conditional probability P(x | C), where x is
Applications include evaluating and ranking model outputs, selecting among candidate continuations, word-sense disambiguation, and adaptive dialogue
Limitations include dependence on the training data, context window, and chosen threshold. Contextlikelihood does not guarantee
The term is not part of a standardized glossary. It appears in some AI writer discussions and