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Coarse-Graining Hidden Representations: Unsupervised Neuron Selection via Mapping Entropy
Overparameterized neural networks carry far more hidden units than a task nominally requires, raising the question of which neurons are essential and whether that distinction is legible in the representation itself, without labels or gradients. We cast neuron selection as the problem of coarse-grain
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