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    How language models represent grammaticality

    A new preprint’s coauthor says many neural language models show abstract separation in their internal representations based on whether language is grammatical.

    Najoung Kim 🫠NK
    Jane 🐸J🐸
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    A new preprint examines whether grammaticality is a major organizing principle in neural language models. Announcing the work, a coauthor reports that many models show abstract separation in their representations on this basis. The authors believe the findings address debates about confounding factors in measuring models’ grammatical knowledge.

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    Jane 🐸@lforlasagna🦀New preprint! (w/@najoungkim)🦞 Is grammaticality a major organizing principle of NLM representations? We show that many NLMs exhibit abstract rep. separation for grammaticality. We believe this work addresses debates about confounds in measuring model gram. knowledge. [1/10]21d
    Najoung Kim 🫠@najoungkimExcited about finding grammaticality as an emergent property encoded in LM representations, deconfounded from factors affecting general probability! Hope this helps revisit debates in this space with a more nuanced answer to the prerequisite "do LMs even show sensitivity" Q21d

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    Jane 🐸@lforlasagna🦀New preprint! (w/@najoungkim)🦞 Is grammaticality a major organizing principle of NLM representations? We show that many NLMs exhibit abstract rep. separation for grammaticality. We believe this work addresses debates about confounds in measuring model gram. knowledge. [1/10]21d
    Najoung Kim 🫠@najoungkimExcited about finding grammaticality as an emergent property encoded in LM representations, deconfounded from factors affecting general probability! Hope this helps revisit debates in this space with a more nuanced answer to the prerequisite "do LMs even show sensitivity" Q21d