Multiclue

Multiclue is a term that is not associated with a single, widely recognized concept. It is typically formed from multi- and clue, suggesting the use or presence of several clues to reach a deduction or conclusion. The meaning of multiclue thus depends on context.

In puzzle design, multiclue can describe an approach in which a solution is supported by multiple independent clues. Designers may craft clues that converge on the same answer from different angles, increasing redundancy and challenge. Such puzzles may use linguistic wordplay, imagery, or logical constraints.

In information processing and AI, multiclue refers to methods that synthesize information from multiple cues or signals. For example, a multiclue inference system might combine textual cues, numerical features, and contextual metadata to improve decision accuracy. The term is often used descriptively rather than as an established technical category, with various implementations across domains.

When multiclue appears as a brand name or project title, the specific meaning should be taken from official documentation; there is no universal definition attached to the term.

See also: clue, clues, puzzle, multi-clue puzzle, disambiguation, multi-modal, evidence fusion.