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===== 1.3 Gap and opportunity ===== DnD learns a mapping: : prompts from dataset → LoRA weights, : supervised only in weight space. Delta Activations gives: : finetuned model (or LoRA) → behavioral embedding δ. These two lines almost meet, but not quite: * DnD knows how to go from data to weights, but doesn’t explicitly use any behavioral summary. * Delta Activations knows how to go from weights to behavior, but doesn’t feed back into adapter generation. Idea: use Delta Activations as auxiliary behavioral supervision for the data→LoRA generator, to make training easier and improve generalization. You won’t replace weight-level supervision with δ (good instinct) – you’ll add δ as an extra, low-dimensional, behavior-aligned target.
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