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# GeoSpatial Prior: Synthetic 3D → Geometric Substrate Training
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## Abstract
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A system for teaching geometric spatial reasoning to neural networks by rendering deterministic 3D scenes where every spatial relationship — position, occlusion, depth, lighting direction, scale — maps directly to known simplex coordinates. Rather than inferring geometric structure from 2D pixel statistics, we construct ground-truth spatial labels from a sectorized 5×5×5 perspective volume and use those labels to pretrain both a geometric classifier and a geometric CLIP variant. The result is a transferable spatial reasoning backbone that can be finetuned into any vision model, providing compositional understanding that current models lack.
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# Incomplete Documentation
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Claude provided an early document and it's full of problems that will need smoothing and refining.
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This will not behave exactly as Claude says it will and there will be multiple refactors and compromises along the way.
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# Claude below
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## Abstract
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A system for teaching geometric spatial reasoning to neural networks by rendering deterministic 3D scenes where every spatial relationship — position, occlusion, depth, lighting direction, scale — maps directly to known simplex coordinates. Rather than inferring geometric structure from 2D pixel statistics, we construct ground-truth spatial labels from a sectorized 5×5×5 perspective volume and use those labels to pretrain both a geometric classifier and a geometric CLIP variant. The result is a transferable spatial reasoning backbone that can be finetuned into any vision model, providing compositional understanding that current models lack.
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