Categorical Perception in Large Language Model Hidden States: Structural Warping at Digit-Count Boundaries
Categorical Perception in Large Language Model Hidden States: Structural Warping at Digit-Count Boundaries explores This research reveals how LLMs exhibit categorical perception in their internal representations of numbers, offering a new lens for understanding and potentially controlling model behavior.. Commercial viability score: 7/10 in LLM Interpretability.
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