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Behaviorally Effective LoRA Writes Are Sparse and Structured
Low-rank adaptation fixes the rank of the update, but it does not identify which parts of a trained write actually carry behavior. We study that question directly and show that behaviorally effective LoRA writes are sparse, structured, and far more concentrated than the raw low-rank parameteriza
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