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Neural Information Causality: A Random-Access Capacity Law for Representation Learning
How can a learned representation remain useful when the question it must answer is chosen only after encoding? Preserving information is essential, but does not by itself ensure access to the requested target. We address this problem by deriving "neural information causality (Neural-IC)," a represen
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