An empirical validation of directional non-commutative monoidal embedding framework was presented.
The framework uses distinct non-commutative operators per dimension and generalizes classical one-dimensional transforms.
The study applied this framework to image classification on the MNIST dataset and compared it with fixed DFT-based embeddings.
Results show that the learned monoidal embeddings outperformed fixed DFT-based embeddings, confirming the effectiveness of directional non-commutative monoidal embeddings in representing image data.