August 26, 2025Open Access

Hierarchical Visual Working Memory: Reducing Natural Scene Parsing from NP-Complete to Polynomial-Time Complexit

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RSRakesh Sengupta

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Theoretical study demonstrates that a biologically grounded framework allows scene parsing to become computationally feasible, highlighting implications for neurobiology.

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Scene parsing complexity is reduced to polynomial time, enhancing computational tractability with hierarchical visual working memory.
The key metric shows a structural complexity bound yielding O(N) neurons under optimization, improving processing efficiency.
This assessment employs simulations rooted in a leaky-competitive neural model, validating the proposed framework's analytic bounds.
These findings suggest a bridge between computational complexity and brain mechanisms, emphasizing approaches for enhancing visual scene interpretation.

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Rakesh Sengupta (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af7c947567bf4f94ff4136 https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-7385541/v1

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Theoretical study demonstrates that a biologically grounded framework allows scene parsing to become computationally feasible, highlighting implications for neurobiology.

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