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Learning Rules, Memorizing Facts: An Information-Theoretic View of Hallucination
Understanding the relationship between generalization and hallucination requires clarifying the role of memorization. We study this relationship from an information-theoretic perspective through a Selector-Density Conditional Mutual Information (CMI) framework. In the sparse random-fact limit, a uni
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