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Semantic Space Search Trajectory Networks

Search Trajectory Networks (STNs) are a graph-based tool for visualizing and characterizing the behavior of optimization algorithms. STNs' reliance on discretization of the search space has largely confined them to low-dimensional or combinatorial settings. We introduce a methodology for constructing STNs in semantic spaces, defined as the space of a model's predictions on a fixed sample set. Our approach discretizes semantic vectors and aggregates them into network nodes via agglomerative clustering with complete linkage under a normalized Hamming distance. Since any predictor can be summarized by its semantic vector, this method enables comparison of learning dynamics across otherwise i...

AuthorsJulian Agudelo, Alberto Tonda, Gabriela Ochoa et al.
Primary categorycs.LG
Published27 July 2026
Last updated at source27 July 2026
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