Feature #1474
Fires on “.” (not labeled yet: read the examples)
- Fires on
- 0.53% of tokens
- Mostly in
- agent
- Layer
- after block 4
Where it fires
- agent 65%
- story 18%
- chat 10%
- worksheet 6%
- python 2%
Makes the model say
I3 "2 c"py main
Makes it not say
<|assistant_start|> rever oldString pattern assertnewString
Strongest examples
On text the dictionary never trained on. The underlined token is where it fires most.
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chat 3.39wanted to play with it.⏎Tim said, "Hello, Mr. Crab!
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chat 3.34wanted to play with it.⏎Tim said, "Hello, Mr. Crab!
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story 3.19He wanted to talk to the crab. Tim asked, "Mr. Crab,
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story 3.17there was a little girl named Lily. She had a toy named Mr. Bear. They liked
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story 3.16bear and flew near him. The bird said, "Hello, Mr. Bear! What are
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story 3.14a small, fast car. The car said, "Hello, Mr. Wagon!
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chat 3.12wanted to play with it.⏎Tim said, "Hello, Mr. Crab!
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story 3.11a big hat. The man said, "Hi, I am Mr. Rich. I
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story 3.07there was a little girl named Lily. Lily had a toy named Mr. Bear. Mr.
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story 2.99had her toy in its beak! Mia said, "Please, Mr. Raven,
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story 2.91them.⏎Meanwhile, the family's neighbor Mr. Grumpy became
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story 2.83iggle and dance, and she even gave it a name: Mr. Hose. Mia