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Learning Representations through Token Prediction: Geometry, Approximation, and Downstream Guarantees
Token prediction is a central pre-training objective for modern language models. Despite its empirical success, why token prediction learns broadly useful representations remains incompletely understood. We develop a statistical framework connecting token prediction with representation geometry, enc
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