Equivalence Class
Equivalence classes represent sets of objects deemed equivalent based on a specific criterion, a concept crucial across diverse fields. Current research focuses on identifying and characterizing these classes within various contexts, including code functionality in large language models, reward functions in reinforcement learning, and graph structures in neural networks. This work employs diverse methods, ranging from analyzing second-order statistics in causal inference to developing novel algorithms for characterizing functional equivalence in neural networks. Understanding and manipulating equivalence classes offers significant potential for improving the efficiency and robustness of machine learning models, enhancing the interpretability of complex systems, and advancing our understanding of fundamental concepts in computer science and artificial intelligence.