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A Proof of Proposition 2.5
Proposition 2.5 is a direct consequence of the following lemma (remember that Lemma A.1 (Smooth functions conserved through a given flow.) . Assume that @h () ()=0 for all 2 . Let us first show the direct inclusion. Now let us show the converse inclusion. We recall (cf Example 2.10 and Example 2.11) that linear and Assumption 2.9, which we recall reads as: Theorem 2.14, let us show that (9) holds for standard ML losses.
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Fitting T1-mGPLVM to the binned spike data, we found that the inferred latent state was highly correlated with the true head direction (Figure 5b). Here we make this connection more explicit. As described in the main text, the Lie algebrag of a groupG is a vector space tangent toG at its identity element. However,because the Lie algebra is isomorphic toRn, we have found it convenient in both our exposition and our implementation to work directly with the pair(Rn,ExpG), instead of(g,expG). We begin by noting thatSn is not a Lie group unlessn = 1 or n = 3, thus we can only apply the ReLie framework toS1 and S3.
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GeoPE:A Unified Geometric Positional Embedding for Structured Tensors
Standard Vision Transformers flatten 2D images into 1D sequences, disrupting the natural spatial topology. While Rotary Positional Embedding (RoPE) excels in 1D, it inherits this limitation, often treating spatially distant patches (e.g., at row edges) as sequence neighbors. Existing 2D approaches typically treat spatial axes independently, failing to decouple this false sequential proximity from true spatial distance. To restore the 2D spatial manifold, we introduce Geometric Positional Embedding (GeoPE), a framework that extends rotations to 3D Euclidean space using quaternions. To overcome non-commutativity and ensure symmetry, GeoPE constructs a unified rotational operator by computing the geometric mean in the Lie algebra. This creates a geometrically coupled encoding that effectively separates spatial dimensions. Extensive experiments on image classification, object detection, and 3D semantic segmentation demonstrate that GeoPE consistently outperforms existing 2D RoPE variants and significantly enhances shape bias, confirming its ability to capture true geometric structure.