Papers/2609.17571
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Where Grokking Happens: Distributed Utility and Fourier Recoding Without a Module Switch

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Transformergeneralizationactivation patternsgrokking
2609.17571
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Abstract

The paper investigates the transition from memorization to generalization in Transformers, introducing Transition Games to analyze activation patterns.

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Core Claim

The study identifies that grokking occurs as spectral recoding of an existing distributed circuit rather than through a module switch.

Method / Result

Selected degree-two modes account for 67–92% of addition contrast across replacement games.

Limitations

The findings may be limited by the specific conditions of the Transition Games and the reliance on exact activation patterns.

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