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How Neural Networks Learn from Context: New Study Reveals Internal Learning Patterns

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Overview

  • Research explores how neural networks learn representations from context
  • Uses graph tracing tasks to study internal learning dynamics
  • Examines activation patterns during in-context learning
  • Focuses on understanding representation adaptation in neural networks
  • Studies how networks extract patterns from example sequences

Plain English Explanation

Neural networks can learn from examples shown in sequence, similar to how humans learn from seeing multiple examples. This paper examines how networks build internal representations during this process, which is called [in-context learning](https://aimodels.fyi/papers/arxiv/icl...

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