Primitive Capabilities for Visual Perception

Visual perception is a phenomenon that has puzzled computational scientists for a long time now. Core mnemonics are needed to emulate human cognitive behavior. Mnemonics for aural perception have been developed and designed by the authors. These are used for formulating primitive natural language constructs and for automated musical compositions. We now propose and define fundamental mnemonics that form the basis for Visual Perception. These are a) Present, b) Aligned, c) Rotation, d) Link, and e) Combination, and f) Composition. We present our theory using points and linear arrangements.