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Behavioral Convergence Without Representational Convergence: Reproducing Training-History Dependence in Neural Networks

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I recently released a new preprint exploring a simple question: If two neural networks eventually behave almost the same, does that mean they also become internally the same? The experiments suggest that — at least under the protocol I tested — the answer can be no . Two neural networks can reach v…

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  1. 2026-09-30 14:34 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
    Behavioral Convergence Without Representational Convergence: Reproducing Training-History Dependence in Neural Networks

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