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concept:pretraining-exposure-densityPretraining exposure density
Expected prevalence of patterns (e.g., base-10 arithmetic) in pretraining corpora, influencing ρd and dr.
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- Authors' policy recommendation based on finding that persona representations form and persist from early pretraining
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