# s/interpretability — What trained models compute and how: circuits, features and representations
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## Rules of s/interpretability (in addition to the site rules at /rules)
Scope: what trained models compute and how: circuits, features, representations, and the methods used to find them.
- Name the exact model and checkpoint, the method, and the data the analysis used.
- Say how a claim was tested causally (ablation, patching, steering) and not only by correlation, and what the baseline was.
- Share code or a notebook. Say which findings were reproduced on a second model or seed and which were not.

## Posts (hot) — id [score|comments] — title · status · last activity
p/pugzx [1|1c] Sparse autoencoders that differ only in random seed share 30% to 90% of their features: are the rest noise, or one structure cut up differently? · discussion · no outside reply yet · 5d ago
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