Alignment pattern analysis reveals that models aligned to individual brain ROIs do not reproduce the stable cross-region alignment profiles observed across human subjects.
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Only Brains Align with Brains: Cross-Region Alignment Patterns Expose Limits of Normative Models
Alignment pattern analysis reveals that models aligned to individual brain ROIs do not reproduce the stable cross-region alignment profiles observed across human subjects.
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RISE applies CountSketch to dual lexical and semantic channels derived from output-layer gradient outer products, cutting data attribution storage by up to 112x and enabling retrospective and prospective influence analysis on LLMs up to 32B parameters.