Interpretability and World-Model Debugging › Quiz
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A linear ridge probe recovers true velocity from a frozen representation with held-out R-squared about 0.954, while a shuffled-target refit scores about negative 0.456, below the intercept-only baseline of about negative 0.378. What does this contrast support?