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Coarse-Graining Recursive Expert Computation: Continuation-Relative Interfaces and Failure Modes
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Computational coarse-graining aims to replace a sequence of updates with a cheaper module while preserving task performance. We present a continuation-relative evaluation framework that assesses replacements through the computation that follows them, using downstream task quality and total execution
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