Because layers can represent two-dimensional images, multiple layers can represent a three-dimensional image {layers and three-dimensional space}. See Figure 1.
One layer can represent a three-dimensional image by skewing. See Figure 2. Left region represents top layer. Middle region represents middle layer. Right region represents bottom layer.
One layer can represent a three-dimensional image by interleafing. See Figure 3. Evenly distributed neuron sets represent top layer, middle layer, and bottom layer.
One topographic-map neuron layer can represent three-dimensional space, and layer series can represent three-dimensional space over time.
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