👉 In information theory, "noticeability" refers to the ability of a message or signal to be detected, recognized, or understood by an observer. It is a fundamental aspect of communication and data processing in various fields such as computer science, telecommunications, and artificial intelligence. Noticeability can be defined in terms of the range of frequencies at which it can be received, the bandwidth of the medium through which it travels, or its transmission rate. For example, if a message is sent over radio waves with
