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finding:mlp-residual-intervention-exhibited-the-steepest-coherency-collapse-and-represented-the-least-efficient-steering-location-across-all-conditionsMLP Residual intervention exhibited the steepest coherency collapse and represented the least efficient steering location across all conditions
Comparative finding ranking intervention sites by coherency preservation
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extracted_from(2026) · Yoshihiro Izawa · Gouki Minegishi · Koshi Eguchi · Sosuke Hosokawa +1
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- General principle derived from the Mountain Car experiment: curved manifold-following yields coherent manipulation, linear shortcuts fail.
- Demonstrates bidirectional causal link: behavior manifold geometry can be recovered by optimizing in representation space.
- We hypothesize that coherency degradation stems from residual stream intervention that indiscriminately amplifies off-target noisehypothesis0.737Core mechanistic hypothesis motivating the shift from residual stream to head-level steering
- Motivates adopting coherency score as the primary evaluation metric
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- Concept cone truth interventions would generalize to larger frontier models and multimodal settingshypothesis0.732Key robustness question raised as future work