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Wavelet-Based Parity Detection Revisited: Representation Dependence, Generalization, and Mechanistic Analysis
Parity is exactly determined by the least significant bit (LSB), so machine learning is unnecessary for solving the task. This work instead uses parity as a controlled diagnostic for studying how a classical signal-processing pipeline preserves, amplifies, or suppresses access to symbolic informatio
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