parallellooking
Parallellooking is a term used to describe the perceptual and analytical focus on parallel structures in visual information. It is not a widely standardized term in scholarly literature, but it appears in discussions of perception, design, and computer vision as a convenient label for processes that identify or exploit parallelism in data or scenes.
Parallellooking denotes both a cognitive tendency to notice parallel lines and a methodological approach for aligning
Applications: In visual arts and design, parallellooking informs composition by encouraging rhythm and balance through repeating
Its etymology is a blend of parallel and looking, formed in contemporary usage. As a neologism, parallellooking
See also: parallelism, alignment, edge detection, Hough transform, line fitting, perceptual organization.