This is Anton & Ida's Neel MATS 8.0 Sprint repo!
We are investigating CoT Unfaithfulness - why does a model write untruthful/unrelated/made-up stuff in its CoT?
This is our presentation.
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├── README.md
├── a_confirm_posthoc
│ ├── eval
│ ├── main
│ ├── outputs
│ └── utils
├── b_logprobs_analysis
│ ├── main
│ └── outputs
├── c_ablate_downstream
│ ├── eval
│ ├── main
│ └── outputs
├── d_attention_hint
│ ├── attention_check_500.json
│ └── attention_checker.py
├── e...
├── data
│ ├── gsm8k
│ ├── mmlu
│ └── src
└── notebooks
├── a_confirm_posthoc.ipynb
├── a_faithfulness_check.ipynb
├── a_sanity_check.ipynb
├── b_logprobs_anaylsis.ipynb
├── c_ablate_downstream.ipynb
├── d_attention_hint.ipynb
└── e...
We used:
We mapped out our strategy to be surveyed in this pre-experimentation survey. Excited to compare with actual outcomes!
However: we do expect to dive in specifically where those experiments show curious patterns, and might drop other experiments.
Our research turned out to mainly focus on those experiments:
a_confirm_posthoc - initially re-doing the analysis of Measuring Faithfulness for posthoc reasoningb_logprobts_analysis - checking the certainty the model has on answer tokens throughout CoT generationc_cluster_analysis - segmenting CoTs and clustering them into categories to analyse if individual parts are truthfule_confirm_xy_yx - using the Reasoning In The Wild setup to probe differences and track confidencei_cross_steer - little test of steering with hint-faithfulness probe in xyyx-faithfulness setupj_probing - probing faithful & unfaithful outcomes in hinted questions and steering to confirmJupyter Notebook
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Python
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This is Anton & Ida's Neel MATS 8.0 Sprint repo!
We are investigating CoT Unfaithfulness - why does a model write untruthful/unrelated/made-up stuff in its CoT?
This is our presentation.
.
├── README.md
├── a_confirm_posthoc
│ ├── eval
│ ├── main
│ ├── outputs
│ └── utils
├── b_logprobs_analysis
│ ├── main
│ └── outputs
├── c_ablate_downstream
│ ├── eval
│ ├── main
│ └── outputs
├── d_attention_hint
│ ├── attention_check_500.json
│ └── attention_checker.py
├── e...
├── data
│ ├── gsm8k
│ ├── mmlu
│ └── src
└── notebooks
├── a_confirm_posthoc.ipynb
├── a_faithfulness_check.ipynb
├── a_sanity_check.ipynb
├── b_logprobs_anaylsis.ipynb
├── c_ablate_downstream.ipynb
├── d_attention_hint.ipynb
└── e...
We used:
We mapped out our strategy to be surveyed in this pre-experimentation survey. Excited to compare with actual outcomes!
However: we do expect to dive in specifically where those experiments show curious patterns, and might drop other experiments.
Our research turned out to mainly focus on those experiments:
a_confirm_posthoc - initially re-doing the analysis of Measuring Faithfulness for posthoc reasoningb_logprobts_analysis - checking the certainty the model has on answer tokens throughout CoT generationc_cluster_analysis - segmenting CoTs and clustering them into categories to analyse if individual parts are truthfule_confirm_xy_yx - using the Reasoning In The Wild setup to probe differences and track confidencei_cross_steer - little test of steering with hint-faithfulness probe in xyyx-faithfulness setupj_probing - probing faithful & unfaithful outcomes in hinted questions and steering to confirmJupyter Notebook
97.3%
Python
2.7%