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DeepDrift monitors deep neural networks for robustness, detecting errors in language and reinforcement learning models.
We introduce DeepDrift, a unified internal monitoring framework for deep neural networks based on Semantic Velocity — the ℓ2‑norm of consecutive hidden‑state differences. Key results:• LLM hallucination detection: AUC 0.891, lead time 7.2 tokens• RL failure prediction: AUC 0.985 (DQN), AUC 1.000 (PPO+noise), lead time 168 steps• ViT semantic OOD (CIFAR‑100 → SVHN): AUROC 0.817 [0.788, 0.846]• Diffusion memorization: 3× earlier than validation loss divergence• External benchmark on CLIP, DINOv2, ConvNeXt confirms generalization The method requires zero gradient‑based training, operates as a plug‑in PyTorch monitor with <1.5% overhead, and is available as open‑source software (pip install deepdrift). All experiments are reproducible with provided scripts. GitHub: https://github.com/Eutonics/DeepDriftPyPI: pip install deepdrift Raw experiment metrics are included as JSON files: - vit_ood_metrics.json: AUROC, velocity profiles, bootstrap CIs for ViT-B/16 (CIFAR-100 → SVHN) - rl_cartpole_metrics.
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