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concept:kl-divergenceKL Divergence
A measure of the difference between two probability distributions, used extensively in free energy formulations.
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- A Mathematical Elucidation of Buddhist Enlightenmentcitesmentions
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- Second lens; used to elucidate attachment and suffering via KL divergence.
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- Kullback-Leibler (KL) Divergencerelated_tosame_asAsymmetric measure of difference between two probability distributions.
- Duḥkha (suffering)analogous_toSuffering arising from dualistic consciousness; mentioned in the cosmological story of the mantra.
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- Measuring KL divergence between original and post-intervention outputs on Alpaca prompts to assess behavioral preservation
- Core phenomenon studied: when causal interventions shift internal representations away from the natural distribution
- Strong empirical evidence that VS recovers pretraining distribution while direct prompting collapses
- Shows VS substantially better approximates the pretraining distribution than baseline methods
- Control framework minimizing expected complexity; shown to be a special case of expected free energy minimization
- Divergences that occur in the behavioral null-space and do not affect functional claims about the model
- Divergences that activate hidden pathways or cause dormant behavioral changes, undermining mechanistic claims
- Shows VS enables LLMs to better approximate random behavior compared to direct prompting