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concept:fixed-point-convergenceFixed Point Convergence
The behavior where repeated application of a transformer block converges to a state where X' = S_k(X')
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- The key theoretical contribution: each layer in a cyclic recurrence converges to a distinct fixed point, tracing a consistent trajectory in latent space
- Motivates Section 4 where the PMI-kernel formalization is proposed
- James' test for minimal mentality, cited as describing morphogenesis.
- Core research questions motivating the paper
- Architecture iterating a single latent to a fixed point via residual threshold; used on Sudoku and mazes.
- The central empirical phenomenon: different neural networks trained on different data/objectives develop increasingly similar representations
- The thesis that sufficiently advanced agents will converge to similar subgoals.
- Core mechanistic claim linking fixed point theory to observable inference stage behavior