Kontextusérzékeny

Kontextusérzékeny is a Hungarian adjective meaning "sensitive to context." It is used in several fields to describe phenomena, models, or systems whose interpretation or behavior depends on surrounding information.

In linguistics, context-sensitivity refers to aspects where linguistic meaning or form changes according to the syntactic or semantic environment. In formal language theory, egy kontextusérzékeny grammatika (context-sensitive grammar) is a grammar in which production rules may depend on context; it corresponds to Type-1 grammars in the Chomsky hierarchy and is more expressive than context-free grammars.

In natural language processing and computer science, kontextusérzékeny describes models and applications that rely on adjacent text or external state to determine interpretation or action. Examples include context-sensitive language models, word sense disambiguation, pronoun resolution, and context-aware computing where devices adapt to user location, time, or activity.

The term is sometimes used more loosely to denote any feature that adapts to the situation of use, as opposed to context-insensitive designs. The Hungarian usage mirrors the general English concept of context sensitivity, applied across linguistics, computer science, and human–computer interaction.