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concept:sparse-coding-hypothesisSparse Coding Hypothesis
The hypothesis that semantic concepts in neural representations can be captured using sparsity priors
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- Coding scheme where qualities are represented by few neurons with continuous similarity relations.
- Mechanism by which superposition works: small neural networks exploit sparsity to approximately simulate much larger sparse networks
- Method from Gurnee et al. 2023 for finding feature directions including individual neuron analysis
- Deep networks are biased toward finding simple fits to data, and this bias increases with model size, driving convergence
- Extension of SAEs that jointly learns latents across representations from different models; proposed as alternative for extended fine-tuning
- Theory that brains are predictive machines minimizing prediction error.
- General method for finding overcomplete sparse decompositions; the paper uses sparse autoencoders as an approximation
- Interpretability framework used to decompose layer-40 activations into sparse feature sets for studying emotional alignment and persistence