Dynamic Parameterization Is Not Dynamic Inference
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arXiv:2607.26192v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Input-dependent controller coefficients are often treated as evidence of dynamic inference or computational savings. This interpretation conflates three properties: coefficient variation, dependence of a frozen model on how coefficients are assigned to inputs, and conditional execution. We focus on the second property and formulate a general principle of frozen-controller auditing. We provide one concrete implementation, Frozen-Controller Auditing…
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- arXiv:2607.26192v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Input-dependent controller coefficients are often treated as evidence of dynamic inference or computational savings.
- This interpretation conflates three properties: coefficient variation, dependence of a frozen model on how coefficients are assigned to inputs, and conditional execution.
- We focus on the second property and formulate a general principle of frozen-controller auditing.
- We provide one concrete implementation, Frozen-Controller Auditing….
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