communicationinference
Communicationinference is an interdisciplinary concept referring to the processes and methods used to deduce unobserved elements of communication from observable data. This can include inferring intent, meaning, sender–receiver relationships, message routes, or hidden patterns in exchanges across verbal, digital, or nonverbal channels. The term is applied broadly across fields such as computational linguistics, social network analysis, cybersecurity, human–computer interaction, and media studies.
Methods associated with communicationinference range from statistical and probabilistic modelling (including Bayesian inference and generative models)
Applications include detecting misinformation or coordinated campaigns, reconstructing social ties and influence, improving conversational agents, and
As a concept, communicationinference emphasizes the interpretive and algorithmic steps that transform observed communicative traces into