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- LTPBR principle that solution scope should match problem magnitude through multiplicative design approaches.
- Spearman ρ measuring rank-order agreement between logit-based self-report and probe score; the paper's primary monotonic association metric
- Early question driving the investigation into the features that make centers form.
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- Parameters controlling the influence of conditioning signals in the generative process.
- Classical RL algorithm adapted by the paper with modifications including clipped-surrogate losses and length-normalized advantages for agentic training.
- Minimal conclusion that at least one of the two versions of the I-hypothesis must be true.