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November 15, 20250 citationsOpen Access

Observation-Driven Self-Normalizing Representation Systems for Long-Horizon Structured Memory

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LYLee Yong-Tae

Key Points

  • The proposed system emphasizes observational equivalence, aiding long-horizon memory in learning systems.
  • A novel framework utilizes multi-dimensional 'lemma objects' and idempotent normalization operators for structured memory.
  • Insights are derived from applying the framework to a simple event schema, highlighting potential uses in structured retrieval.
  • The framework's design suggests implications for enhancing large sequence models in data processing.

Abstract

We introduce an observation-driven framework for constructing structured representationspaces equipped with self-normalizing template families and partially reversible projection sys-tems.Given a family of observation kernels on a raw data domain, we define a canonicalpseudo-metric and a class of idempotent normalization operators acting on an associated func-tion space. These operators induce a graph of multi-dimensional “lemma objects” that can serveas a long-horizon memory layer for learning systems such as large sequence models. We estab-lish a representation limit theorem: under a fixed observation family, any pipeline composed ofthe proposed operators cannot distinguish points beyond the induced observational equivalencerelation. We illustrate the framework on a simple entity–event schema fragment and discusspotential applications to streaming learning and structured retrieval.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69251994c0ce034ddc3537f8https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17628078
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