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claim:logistic-regression-fails-to-identify-the-true-feature-direction-when-a-confounding-feature-is-non-orthogonal-to-the-truth-direction-converging-instead-to-the-maximum-margin-separator

Logistic regression fails to identify the true feature direction when a confounding feature is non-orthogonal to the truth direction, converging instead to the maximum margin separator

Motivates the introduction of mass-mean probing as an alternative to LR

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  • Core theoretical framework: neural networks represent more features than neurons by encoding features as directions in superposition
  • Introduced in this paper: an optimization-free probing technique using difference-in-means direction with optional covariance correction

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