Feature #1894
Fires on “ call” (not labeled yet: read the examples)
- Fires on
- 0.13% of tokens
- Mostly in
- story
- Layer
- after block 4
Where it fires
- story 69%
- agent 20%
- chat 8%
- python 3%
- worksheet 0%
Makes the model say
loved them lived had likedlsvingves
Makes it not say
7 %irodd'll willlower scare
Strongest examples
On text the dictionary never trained on. The underlined token is where it fires most.
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agent 1.92call last):⏎ File
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agent 1.92call last):⏎ File
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python 1.52⏎from textlib import join_words, welcome⏎⏎print(welcome("Sam"))⏎print
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story 1.5heard them and came into the room. She said, "Boys
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story 1.4the noises and saw Lily and Ben. She was not happy.⏎"Ben, what are
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story 1.38they heard a loud noise. It was their mom calling them. "Ben, Sam,
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story 1.36van. His mom said
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story 1.32's advice, and they went on many more fantastic journeys together. The
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python 1.31`welcome` returns a greeting for name. For example, `welcome("Zoe")` returns
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story 1.31.<|assistant_end|><|bos|>One night, two very creative children decided to go on an adventure. The two
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story 1.31. She said they were naughty and rude. She said they had to give back everything they coll
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story 1.3She saw their tears. She hugged them and said, "Stop fighting. You are both silly