RICA replaces ICA's global generative model with local Riemannian geometry, introducing a disentanglement tensor based on the Hessian of the log-likelihood and Ricci curvature to measure pointwise disentanglement, which recovers sources across manifolds in controlled tests.
Disentangling dense embeddings with sparse autoencoders
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Formalizes concept learning in sparse autoencoders as set alignment between human-defined and model-induced concepts, distinguishing detection, separation, and approximation with geometric conditions for neuron representation.
A computational framework identifies more coherent themes in free-text survey data on race, gender, and sexual orientation than previous methods, with applications for survey design, explaining variation, and detecting identity discordance.
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Disentanglement Beyond Generative Models with Riemannian ICA
RICA replaces ICA's global generative model with local Riemannian geometry, introducing a disentanglement tensor based on the Hessian of the log-likelihood and Ricci curvature to measure pointwise disentanglement, which recovers sources across manifolds in controlled tests.
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A Geometric View for Understanding Concept Learning and Neuron Interpretation in Sparse Autoencoders
Formalizes concept learning in sparse autoencoders as set alignment between human-defined and model-induced concepts, distinguishing detection, separation, and approximation with geometric conditions for neuron representation.
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In your own words: computationally identifying interpretable themes in free-text survey data
A computational framework identifies more coherent themes in free-text survey data on race, gender, and sexual orientation than previous methods, with applications for survey design, explaining variation, and detecting identity discordance.