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Formal Definition of Intra-Task Generalization

Intra-task generalization refers to a model's ability to perform well on new, unseen inputs for a specific, fixed task. Formally, for a given task defined by instruction cāˆ—c^*, a model is said to generalize if its average performance across all new inputs in a set ZZ exceeds a certain performance threshold ϵ\epsilon. This demonstrates that the model has learned the underlying task rather than just memorizing training examples.

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