framesalience
Framesalience is a concept in cognitive linguistics and computational linguistics that refers to the degree to which a particular frame, as defined by frame semantics, is evoked or activated in a given context. A frame is a conceptual structure that organizes knowledge about a particular topic, event, or situation. For instance, the "Commercial Transaction" frame includes participants like buyer and seller, goods, and money, as well as actions like buying and selling.
When a word or phrase is used, it can activate one or more frames. Framesalience measures how
Factors influencing framesalience include the specific lexical choices made, the grammatical structure of the sentence, and