Feature #2874

Strongest examples

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

1. chat 4.17
   language model: I can tell short stories and add numbers.<|assistant_end|><|bos|><|user_start|>Could you tell me
2. chat 4.01
   Would you like a story, or some numbers to add?<|assistant_end|><|user_start|>What can you do
3. chat 3.94
   and add numbers, step by step or with a calculator.<|assistant_end|><|bos|><|user_start|>How do I learn
4. chat 3.93
   Would you like a story, or some numbers to add?<|assistant_end|><|user_start|>Tell me a short
5. chat 3.92
   . I only know how to tell stories and add numbers.<|assistant_end|><|bos|><|user_start|>I want a story
6. chat 3.91
   tiny language model: I can tell short stories and add numbers.<|assistant_end|><|user_start|>Good morning!<|user_end|>
7. chat 3.91
   that. I can only tell short stories and add numbers.<|assistant_end|><|bos|><|user_start|>Find the sum of
8. chat 3.89
   and how to add numbers. Try asking me for a story!<|assistant_end|><|user_start|>What are you good
9. chat 3.88
   how to add numbers. Try asking me for a story!<|assistant_end|><|bos|><|user_start|>Lucy has 6
10. chat 3.87
    that. I can only tell short stories and add numbers.<|assistant_end|><|bos|><|user_start|>Can you write R
11. chat 3.85
    language model: I can tell short stories and add numbers.<|assistant_end|><|bos|><|user_start|>Hi<|user_end|><|assistant_start|>Hi
12. chat 3.85
    and add numbers, step by step or with a calculator.<|assistant_end|><|bos|><|user_start|>Tell me a story