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claim:the-where-to-steer-dimension-is-orthogonal-and-complementary-to-existing-how-to-steer-and-when-to-steer-approachesThe 'where to steer' dimension is orthogonal and complementary to existing 'how to steer' and 'when to steer' approaches
Positions the contribution relative to Angular Steering and Dynamic Steering literature
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extracted_from(2026) · Yoshihiro Izawa · Gouki Minegishi · Koshi Eguchi · Sosuke Hosokawa +1
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- The paper's programmatic conclusion about how the field should reconceptualize neural network steering
- Priority claim establishing novelty of the Head Cor intervention approach
- Central interpretive claim organizing the entire paper's results
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