Cross-view feature aggregation is a machine learning process that combines and integrates feature representations extracted from multiple distinct perspectives, modalities, or observational views of the same underlying entities into a unified representation. By merging these diverse sources of information, the process identifies and blends complementary details while capturing the common semantic structures and consensus patterns shared across different views. This synthesized representation helps resolve view-specific discrepancies, mitigates the effect of missing or noisy data from individual viewpoints, and provides a richer, more robust basis for downstream tasks such as multi-view clustering, classification, and retrieval.