Feature #2041
Fires on “ his” (not labeled yet: read the examples)
- Fires on
- 0.74% of tokens
- Mostly in
- story
- Layer
- after block 4
Where it fires
- story 77%
- chat 13%
- agent 8%
- python 2%
- worksheet 1%
Makes the model say
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Makes it not say
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Strongest examples
On text the dictionary never trained on. The underlined token is where it fires most.
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story 3.74. One day, she went for a walk in the wild woods near her house. The trees
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story 3.68dog named Max. Max loved to play ball on the pitch near his home. Every day
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story 3.59play outside. She had a bird friend who lived in a tree near her house. The bird
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story 3.56was a little girl who loved to run. She had a park near her house and one day
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story 3.55saw a big hill near their house. They wanted
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story 3.53he was wrong. The hole was too small for him. He got stuck
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chat 3.52Bobo. Bobo loved to spring around the pretty landscape near his home. He liked
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chat 3.49Rose wanted to play and make noise. This made it hard for Lily to study.
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story 3.48and hide in it. One day, Tom saw a big wall near his house. He had
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story 3.41the street.⏎As Tim rode, he saw a big bush near his friend's house.
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story 3.37One day, a little boy named Tom saw a big pipe near his house. Tom loved
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story 3.33loved to play outside. One day, Spot saw a hedge near his house. The he