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Features of prelude-2

Feature #2046

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

Fires on
0.49% of tokens
Mostly in
story
Layer
after block 4

Where it fires

  • story 78%
  • agent 12%
  • chat 5%
  • worksheet 3%
  • python 2%

Makes the model say

they their ourir TheyThey them Their

Makes it not say

heten Shehalides himhello calculator

Strongest examples

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

  1. story 3.09
    in a box. They did not know what it was.⏎"Look, a new toy
  2. story 3.06
    see a big carrot. The carrot is orange and long.⏎"Look, Ben, a
  3. story 3.0
    also saw some jellyfish, floating like balloons.⏎"Look, jellyfish!"
  4. story 2.91
    lot of dirty things. They also saw a shiny key.⏎"Look, there it is
  5. story 2.91
    went on a walk. They looked for the bird's home.⏎After a long walk,
  6. story 2.88
    metal thing on the ground. It was a key!⏎"Look, Lily, a
  7. story 2.86
    ball. He showed the ball to his friend, Sam.⏎"Look, Sam! I
  8. story 2.84
    . It was heavy. He wanted to weigh it.⏎"Look, Lily, I
  9. story 2.81
    the cloth. They are careful not to hurt themselves.⏎"Look, Ben, we
  10. story 2.7
    a comb. She wanted to try it on her hair.⏎"Look, Tom, I
  11. story 2.68
    and the sun on their faces. They laughed and shouted.⏎"Look, Mom, we
  12. story 2.67
    their dad's room. They think it is for them.⏎"Look, Sam, we