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method:local-activation-norm-rescalingLocal Activation Norm Rescaling
Normalizing steering coefficient by local residual-stream norm to ensure comparability across checkpoints
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- Latent model activations when processing inputs framed from another agent's perspective
- Clamping activations along the Assistant Axis to remain above a minimum threshold (25th percentile), introduced as a stabilization method
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- Implementation detail weighting softmax by log(n_memories) to prevent down-weighting of attention values as memory set grows.
- Assumption that small anchor changes can produce sharp performance shifts when conditions are favorable.