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Features of prelude-2

Feature #3123

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

Fires on
1.36% of tokens
Mostly in
worksheet
Layer
after block 4

Where it fires

  • worksheet 64%
  • chat 21%
  • story 8%
  • agent 4%
  • python 3%

Makes the model say

stillise promise equals happenednext timeely

Makes it not say

# ( named It=**/*.cube'reol

Strongest examples

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

  1. story 2.41
    , a big, friendly dog came up to him. The dog wagged its tail and barked at
  2. story 2.39
    sniffed them and wagged his tail. He wanted
  3. story 2.37
    again.<|bos|><|system_start|>tools
  4. story 2.26
    's go to the store and buy a new red ball!" Max wagged his tail and barked happily
  5. story 2.23
    While he was walking, Tim met a friendly dog. The dog wagged its tail and barked.
  6. story 2.2
    the dog. The dog was very happy and wagged his tail. He played
  7. story 2.1
    all. It was a big dog! The dog was friendly and wagged its tail. Sue was
  8. story 2.09
    the coin.⏎Amy showed the coin to Max, and he wagged his tail. They decided
  9. story 1.99
    ized to him and invited him to play with them. Spot wagged his tail and licked their
  10. story 1.96
    He wrote the letter and gave it to the dog. The dog wagged its tail and ran to
  11. story 1.9
    there was a big, friendly dog! The dog came inside and wagged its tail. Lucy's
  12. story 1.83
    care of Spot when he came home. Spot licked her face and wagged his tail. He forg