Felismerésétl

Felismerésétl is a coined term used in some contemporary discussions to denote a hypothetical cognitive process related to recognition, especially under conditions of partial information or degraded input. The word is formed from felismerés (recognition) with a suffix intended to mark a process or state. It is not a standard term in Hungarian dictionaries and has no fixed definition in peer-reviewed literature; its usage is limited to theoretical essays and speculative discussions about perception, memory, and pattern recognition.

In conceptual usage, felismerésétl refers to the point at which a recognisable stimulus fails to reach a threshold for reliable recognition, leading to uncertain or false identifications. It can be contrasted with felismerés (recognition) and felismerés megbízhatósága (recognition reliability). Some authors treat felismerésétl as a useful label for studying how context, prior knowledge, and sensory noise interact to affect recognition accuracy.

In artificial intelligence, the term may be used metaphorically to describe a transition from correct classification to misclassification due to adversarial perturbations or data scarcity. Critics argue that the term is underspecified and risks conflating general cognitive processes with a single labeled phenomenon. As a neologism, its acceptance depends on clearer definition and broader usage.