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What Linear Probes Miss: Multi-View Probing for Weight-Space Learning

The explosive growth of open-source model repositories has created a Model Jungle, where checkpoints are frequently shared without adequate documentation or metadata. While weight-space learning offers a pathway to identify and analyze these models directly from their parameters, processing full-scale weights is computationally prohibitive. Probing-based methods have emerged as a lightweight alternative, extracting permutation-equivariant representations via learnable probe vectors. However, existing probing methods are limited by a single-view design: they capture first-order structures but fail to encode the rich, higher-order correlation patterns inherent in row-column interactions. To...

AuthorsEunwoo Heo, Kyeongkook Seo, Jaejun Yoo
Primary categorycs.LG
Published22 May 2026
Last updated at source22 May 2026
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