Crossfield Information Transfer Model
Overview
A model describing how information flows across the field through visual, auditory, and structural cues independent of communication language itself.
Key Points
- Explains non verbal information transfer.
- Defines channels for structural information flow.
- Covers delays in information propagation.
- Separates communication mechanics from information theory.
- Supports analysis of team cognition and awareness cycles.
Details
Information flows across the field through visual alignment, lane behavior, pressure changes, and player movement. These cues create a continuous information network that players interpret and respond to.
This model analyzes how quickly and accurately teams process information, where breakdowns occur, and how delayed information affects match state.
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