Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Easy Read(also: Easy-to-Read, Easy Language, Plain Language for Cognitive Accessibility)
- A method of presenting written information in a way that is accessible to people with intellectual disabilities, learning difficulties, or low literacy. Easy Read uses short sentences, common everyday vocabulary, active voice, and clear structure, often accompanied by images or…
- Entity Density(also: Entity-Density Features)
- A discourse-level readability feature measuring how many distinct entities — named entities (people, places, organisations) and general nouns — a text introduces per sentence or document. High entity density increases working-memory load on readers because each new entity must…
- Entity Grid(also: Entity-Grid Model)
- A model of local text coherence proposed by Barzilay and Lapata (2008) that represents a document as a two-dimensional grid: rows are sentences, columns are salient entities, and each cell records the grammatical role of that entity in that sentence (subject, object, other, or…
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