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When a Conceptor Complement Becomes Gain: Operator Geometry and Behavioral Attribution in Language Models
When a steering intervention changes a language model's behavior, which part of the intervention deserves the credit? We test this question for a target-centered, scaled conceptor complement by removing its fitted covariance filter while preserving the same target-specific center and gain. At the or
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