Feature #1333

Strongest examples

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

1. story 4.37
   aul flew over to the ant and said, "Hello! What's your name? I
2. chat 3.8
   and said, "Hello, toy! My name is Mia. What's your name?" The
3. story 3.8
   and said, "Hello, toy! My name is Mia. What's your name?" The
4. story 3.75
   inside the house. She saw Tom and asked, "Tom, what's wrong? Why are
5. chat 3.74
   and said, "Hello, toy! My name is Mia. What's your name?" The
6. story 3.72
   an elderly man.⏎John stopped and said, "Hi! What's your name?"⏎
7. story 3.58
   flag with its flipper.⏎"Hello, penguin! What is your name?" Anna
8. story 3.51
   in the grass. Spot saw a big tree and wanted to see what was under it. He
9. story 3.49
   a thick cardboard box in her room. She did not know what was inside, so she
10. story 3.48
    walk. She saw a big black gate. She wanted to see what was behind it. Amy
11. story 3.46
    st under a tree. He was very excited and wanted to know what was inside.⏎F
12. story 3.46
    the hall. She had never opened it before. She wondered what was behind it. She