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finding:linear-regression-of-ood-iia-on-training-emd-yields-coefficient-0-3424-r-2-0-729-f-1-28-75-28-p-001Linear regression of OOD IIA on training EMD yields coefficient -0.3424, R^2=0.729, F(1,28)=75.28, p<.001
Statistical evidence that training divergence (EMD) predicts lower OOD intervention performance
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extracted_from(2025) · Satchel Grant · Simon Jerome Han · Alexa R. Tartaglini · Christopher Potts
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- Representational divergence (as measured by EMD) can predict lower out-of-distribution intervention performanceassociated_withsupportsPractical utility of reducing divergence demonstrated through regression analysis
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- We hypothesized that divergence could influence IIA when transferring the DAS alignment to OOD settingsassociated_withsupportsMotivating hypothesis for the OOD experiment testing practical utility of divergence reduction
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- Empirical result showing the CL loss can reduce divergence without sacrificing interpretability accuracy
- Implicit hypothesis behind S form.
- Quantitative evidence that NLA training produces increasingly informative explanations despite optimizing only for reconstruction.
- Proposed conjecture in §4.3.1.