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The Cost of Compression: A Rate-Distortion Limit on Factual Hallucination
Factual hallucination in closed-book question answering is often treated as a coverage problem: a model fails because the relevant fact is absent from its internal memory. This view misses a second source of error. Even when a fact has been observed, finite memory may force it to be stored only appr
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