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The Neural Regression of Scene Representation : How Depth-Line-Matrix (DLM) Reclaims the Brain’s Spatial Language for Autonomous Driving

2025-07-30

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This paper tells a story of regression to the neural organization of scene description:Since the invention of cathode-ray tube television scanning, humanity learned to describe and record scenes through 2D imaging based on pixel matrices . Although our own brains never process visual information this way [1], this fact remained unnoticed initially. Driven by Turing-inspired ingenuity , we relentlessly advanced i...

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10.14293/pr2199.001864.v1
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