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Features of prelude-2

Feature #1939

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

Fires on
0.42% of tokens
Mostly in
python
Layer
after block 4

Where it fires

  • python 81%
  • agent 13%
  • worksheet 4%
  • chat 2%
  • story 0%

Makes the model say

09481365

Makes it not say

sat old with bad whoen inside

Strongest examples

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

  1. python 8.34
    biggest` returns the largest number in nums. For example, `biggest([4, 4
  2. python 8.2
    ` returns the number of items. For example, `count_items([3, 8
  3. python 8.12
    evens` returns the even numbers of nums. For example, `evens([1, 5
  4. python 8.06
    biggest` returns the biggest item of nums. For example, `biggest([0, 0
  5. python 7.95
    True if x is in items. For example, `has_item([4, 5
  6. python 7.94
    ⏎ return min(nums)⏎```⏎⏎>>> min_item([3, 9
  7. python 7.87
    import has_item, biggest, last⏎⏎assert has_item([3, 6
  8. python 7.87
    ` returns the number of items. For example, `how_many([9, 5
  9. python 7.82
    ⏎ return min(nums)⏎```⏎⏎>>> min_item([4, 2
  10. python 7.79
    head` returns the first element of items. For example, `head([2, 5
  11. python 7.78
    items):⏎ return items[0]⏎```⏎⏎>>> head([2, 7
  12. python 7.75
    import has_item, sum_list⏎⏎assert has_item([4, 5