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Summary
This research paper investigates the structure of the "concept universe" within large language models (LLMs), specifically focusing on sparse autoencoders (SAEs). The authors examine the organization of SAE features at three distinct scales. At the atomic scale, they discover "crystals" reflecting semantic relations between concepts, similar to the well-known "king:man::queen:woman" analogy. At the brain scale, they demonstrate that functionally related SAE features cluster together spatially, forming "lobes" reminiscent of functional areas in the human brain. Finally, at the galaxy scale, the authors analyze the overall shape and clustering of the SAE feature space, finding a power law distribution of eigenvalues and revealing a surprising degree of clustering.
原文链接：https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.19750
