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Useful Features, Backward Scores: OOD in Language-Model Trajectories
Out-of-distribution (OOD) detectors prioritize inputs for closer inspection. Yet features that distinguish input groups need not yield a useful anomaly ranking. We analyze this gap in language-model trajectories under text-length control and fixed score directions. On Spam development data, an input
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