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Primary case study demonstrating circular manifold structure in both behavior and representation space of Llama-3.1-8B.
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- The evaluation task used to probe Llama's representation of days of the week: questions of the form 'What day comes N days after X?'
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- behavior manifoldimplementsOne-dimensional curved surface in output probability space; the paper shows this mirrors representation manifold structure.
- representation manifoldimplementsOne-dimensional curved surface in internal activation space; the paper demonstrates alignment with behavior manifold.
- concept geometryimplementsThe spatial/geometric organization of conceptual structure within neural network representations; central to the paper's thesis.
- Cyclic Concept Geometryassociated_withThe circular geometric structure that cyclically ordered concepts (days, months) exhibit in both representation and behavior space.
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