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Features of prelude-2

Feature #1186

Fires on “Look” (not labeled yet: read the examples)

Fires on
0.20% of tokens
Mostly in
story
Layer
after block 4

Where it fires

  • story 77%
  • agent 16%
  • chat 5%
  • python 2%
  • worksheet 1%

Makes the model say

at outNS`: okay likecked

Makes it not say

it felt idea It shout1 exampleten

Strongest examples

On text the dictionary never trained on. The underlined token is where it fires most.

  1. story 6.87
    around in the air.⏎"Look, Amy! A
  2. story 6.31
    little girl named Lily, to tell her about the storm.⏎"Look, Lily! A
  3. story 6.28
    Lily showed her picture to her mom. "Look, Mom! I
  4. story 6.13
    a comb. She wanted to try it on her hair.⏎"Look, Tom, I
  5. story 5.94
    of her picture. She showed it to her dad and said, "Look, Dad! I
  6. story 5.91
    he saw the bird come back and land on the tree.⏎"Look, Mom!" he
  7. story 5.83
    also saw some jellyfish, floating like balloons.⏎"Look, jellyfish!"
  8. story 5.72
    ball. He showed the ball to his friend, Sam.⏎"Look, Sam! I
  9. story 5.72
    happy. She had found a shell for her collection.⏎"Look, Mom, look
  10. story 5.62
    Anna put it on her wrist and felt very happy.⏎"Look, Lily, what
  11. story 5.62
    and the sun on their faces. They laughed and shouted.⏎"Look, Mom, we
  12. story 5.59
    lifted the other in the air. They laughed and said, "Look, mom, we