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grounded_base.sd.pt, the grounded Pythia-160M base
checkpoint behind the grounded-recalibration cells (§2, §5, §6) of the write-channel
measurement paper ("Part II"). It is published as a reproduction artifact so the
grounded half of that paper can be re-run from scratch.EleutherAI/pythia-160m used as the grounded base for the grounded
read-back experiments in Part II. The file is a PyTorch state_dict (hence .sd.pt).
The matching recorded read-backs are distributed in the Part II run archive at
raw_logs/nlport/logs/grounded_base.jsonl; the grounded cells are auditable from
those logs without these weights — the checkpoint is needed only to regenerate
read-backs from the model.6c32cc1a245a6c71e1bc2397cc42d58dd4fb1c4e03e9a798a2ded91af0470dd2grounded_base.jsonl (per-phrasing values
within rounding). That match — not the filename or timestamp — is what confirms
these are the exact weights behind the published grounded numbers.EleutherAI/pythia-160m, which is Apache-2.0; released here under
Apache-2.0. Confirm terms of any grounding corpus with the authors before
redistributing derived data.state_dict for a Pythia-160M (GPTNeoX) model. Load it through the
grounded loader in the Part II harness (the state_dict keys are defined by that
model construction). The minimal idea:1import torch
2sd = torch.load("grounded_base.sd.pt", map_location="cpu")
3# build the Pythia-160M model exactly as the Part II harness does, then:
4model.load_state_dict(sd)verify_from_raw.py,
raw_logs/RAW_LOGS.md) to reproduce the grounded cells, and confirm identity against
grounded_base.jsonl as above.