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Simon Thompson

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PaperNLP & Language
Why preference ranking can improve as text generation collapses
ECHO traces how shared hidden-state shifts can preserve response rankings while disrupting text generation in tested language models.
Added to Chiosa Oct 22, 2026
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Simon Thompson

Why preference ranking can improve as text generation collapses