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Compression of Emotion in Language Model Representations
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emotion recognitionlanguage modelsclusteringrepresentation learning
2611.08683
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Abstract
This study investigates the internal organization of fine-grained emotions in large language models, revealing a tendency towards overcompression in their representations.
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Core Claim
The study finds that large language models exhibit overcompression of fine-grained emotional distinctions, clustering primarily into positive and negative groups despite retaining fine-grained predictive information.
Method / Result
The KMeans clustering revealed that the models primarily separate emotions into two groups: positive and negative.
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