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Baseline comparison for data attribution; outperformed by probe-based approach.
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- Primary quantitative result: probe method outperforms gradient-based and LLM-judge alternatives at lower computational cost.
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- LLM judge evaluationrelated_toUsing Claude Sonnet 4 as a grader to categorize model responses according to predefined criteria.
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