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caiovicentino1/openinterp-paper-mega-conditionally-causal

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Paper-MEGA verification data — Conditionally-Causal Probes in Qwen3.6-27B

Raw run artifacts (JSON) backing every empirical claim in the paper

"Conditionally-Causal Probes: Five Operational Constraints on

Linear-Probe Causality in Qwen3.6-27B" (Vicentino 2026,

openinterp.org/research/papers/conditionally-causal-probes).

This dataset is the primary-source verification trail for the paper's

Appendix A. Every numerical claim in the paper can be re-derived from the

JSONs here.… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/caiovicentino1/openinterp-paper-mega-conditionally-causal.

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license:apache-2.0size_categories:n<1Kregion:usmechanistic-interpretabilitylinear-probesactivation-steeringcausal-interpretabilityqwen3.6-27bhonest-negativesreproducibility

README current version from Hugging Face


license: apache-2.0
tags:

  • mechanistic-interpretability
  • linear-probes
  • activation-steering
  • causal-interpretability
  • qwen3.6-27b
  • honest-negatives
  • reproducibility
    pretty_name: "Paper-MEGA: Conditionally-Causal Probes — verification data"
    size_categories:
  • n<1K

Paper-MEGA verification data — Conditionally-Causal Probes in Qwen3.6-27B

Raw run artifacts (JSON) backing every empirical claim in the paper
"Conditionally-Causal Probes: Five Operational Constraints on
Linear-Probe Causality in Qwen3.6-27B"
(Vicentino 2026,
openinterp.org/research/papers/conditionally-causal-probes).

This dataset is the primary-source verification trail for the paper's
Appendix A. Every numerical claim in the paper can be re-derived from the
JSONs here.

Apache-2.0. Companion to paper-3 (PSAE marginal-fit
data
)
and paper-7 (NLA two-tier
data
).

Directory map (claim → file)

Subjective-time probe (paper-8 → constraints C1, C2 + diagnostic D6)

  • subjective_time_probe_v1/subjective_time_probe_v1_results.json
    — Ridge probe at L11/L31/L55. R²={0.8368, 0.8581, 0.8214};
    ρ={0.9032, 0.9152, 0.9028}. B0 random / B1 shuffled-target / B2 constant
    baselines.
  • subjective_time_phase2a/phase2a_summary.json — α-sweep on GSM8K with
    probe vs random direction. ST_L31_gen termination, thinking-length,
    flip metrics per α∈{±200, ±100, ±50, +100, +200}.
  • subjective_time_phase2a/phase2a_aggregate_stats.json — Fisher exact
    test: n_valid=14, probe_shortens=9/14, random_shortens=2/14, OR=10.8,
    p=0.00915, mean gap −32.82pp.
  • subjective_time_phase2a/swe_transfer_test.json — N=10 SWE-bench
    Verified astropy probes. Base 0/10, probe α=+50 10/10, random 3/10.
  • subjective_time_phase2a/caveat1_cross_repo/results_cross_repo.json —
    N=10 cross-repo (django/sphinx/matplotlib/etc). Base 0/10, probe 9/10,
    random 3/10. Combined with astropy = 19/20 vs 6/20.
  • subjective_time_phase2a/caveat1_cross_repo/onset_timing_results.json
    — Onset-timing diagnostic D6: probe at decode steps {1, 50, 200}.
  • subjective_time_phase2a/caveat1_cross_repo/design_e_results.json —
    Closed-loop probe-as-threshold trigger (FALSIFIED at 1-2/10).
  • subjective_time_phase2a/caveat1_cross_repo/smart_batch_design_ef.json
    — Plateau-detector design F (FALSIFIED).
  • subjective_time_phase2c/stage_a_causal_screen.json — Phase 2C
    cross-layer: ST_L11_gen 1/10 ragged at α=+25, ST_L55_gen inert at
    any α up to ±500. Establishes Constraint C1.
  • subjective_time_phase2c/alpha_calibration.json — α range tested per
    layer.
  • subjective_time_phase2c/l11_a25_confirm.json — L11 α=+25 single-case
    text inspection.

Capability + persona α-sweep (paper-5 → constraints C3, C4)

  • phase10_fg_rg_causality/phase10_verdict.json — FG_L31_pre_tool and
    RG_L55_mid_think α-sweep verdicts. RG α=+200: raw flip 0.96 vs random
    0.02. FG inert.
  • phase10_fg_rg_causality/{fg,rg}_full.json — Per-prompt
    alpha-sweep data with stripped flip rates.
  • phase11_capability_locus/phase11_verdict.json — 4 capability sites
    (L11/L31/L43/L55 × think_start/pre_tool/turn_end). Cap_L31_pre_tool
    α=-100 = +40pp (probe 0.867 - random 0.467). Cap_L55_pre_tool
    α=-100 = +34pp.
  • phase11_capability_locus/phase11b_full.json — Extended Phase 11b:
    Cap_L23_pre_tool α=-100 = +40pp (probe 1.0 - random 0.6); Cap_L43_turn_end
    α=-200 = +60pp (probe 0.933 - random 0.333). All 30-prompt per-site.
  • phase11c_cross_distribution/ — BigCodeBench cross-distribution
    validation. L31_pre_tool α=-100 gap on BCB.
  • phase11d_cross_distribution_round2/ — Codeforces ≥2000 cross-dist.
  • phase11e_multisite_cf/ — 4-site Codeforces sweep: L23_pre_tool
    +43pp, L31_pre_tool +37pp, L43_turn_end +7pp (saturation-coupled),
    L55_pre_tool direction-flip (-3pp pushdown, +40pp pushup at α=+200).
  • phase12_persona/ — Persona falsifier (paper-5 Phase 12).

Epiphenomenal cases (paper-6 → constraint C5 + diagnostics D3, D4)

  • phase8_causal_cot/phase8_steering_results.json — CoT_L55_mid_think
    α∈{0, 2, 5} steering (N=8 prompts pilot, before redux to ±200).
  • phase8_causal_cot/phase8_verdict.json — Verdict summary.
  • swebench_v6_phase6/phase7_steering_pilot.json — SWE_L43_pre_tool
    steering at α∈{-2, 0, 1, 2, 5}. Naive
    fails_mean_shift_finish_alpha2 = 0.4792 (≈ +0.479 claim). Used as
    motivating case for diagnostic D3 (control-token normalization).

Phase 6 N=99 capability scale-up (paper-6 → paper-grade signal)

  • swebench_v6_phase6/phase6_n99_verdict.json — N=99 capability
    AUROCs across 5 layers × 5 positions.
  • swebench_v6_phase6/phase6c_methodology_sweep.json — Phase 6c
    random-feature baseline + K-sweep. Catches over-parameterization at
    K=50 (Diagnostic D1 motivating case).
  • swebench_v6_phase6/phase6c_preview.json — Phase 6c preview.
  • swebench_v6_phase6/phase6_aggregate.json — Aggregate stats.
  • swebench_v6_phase6/selected_iids.json — N=99 SWE-bench Pro
    instance ID stratification.

What's NOT here

How to reproduce

from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download
import json

path = snapshot_download(
    repo_id="caiovicentino1/openinterp-paper-mega-conditionally-causal",
    repo_type="dataset",
)

# Example: verify the 9/14 Fisher claim
with open(f"{path}/subjective_time_phase2a/phase2a_aggregate_stats.json") as f:
    d = json.load(f)
print(d["alpha_plus_50"])
# {'probe_shortens_rate': 0.6429..., 'random_shortens_rate': 0.1429...,
#  'fisher_odds_ratio': 10.8, 'fisher_pvalue': 0.00915..., ...}

License

Apache-2.0. Cite the paper at
openinterp.org/research/papers/conditionally-causal-probes
when using this data.

README history 3 revisions

Every night we snapshot the README of every dataset in the catalog. When the SHA changes we archive the new version and diff it against the last. This is the evolving thought record of the alignment-data field: what the author decided to say about the corpus, and how that framing shifted over time.

  1. 2026-05-17Add caveat1_cross_repo subdir (preserves directory structure)429e24b6.6 KB
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  2. 2026-05-17Initial bundle: 69 JSONs backing paper-MEGA Appendix A claims4d31a416.6 KB
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  3. 2026-05-17initial commit7f3b96c0 B
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