Feature #3493
Fires on “ their” (not labeled yet: read the examples)
- Fires on
- 0.45% of tokens
- Mostly in
- story
- Layer
- after block 4
Where it fires
- story 65%
- agent 18%
- chat 14%
- python 2%
- worksheet 0%
Makes the model say
handsutils town their returnsmin our each
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 3.94⏎Mia and her new friends played games, sang songs, and clapped their hands. They
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story 3.92ain and shout, "Here I am!" They both laughed and clapped their hands.⏎One
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chat 3.87go home.⏎Before they left, they clapped their hands and laughed.
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story 3.85's play clapping!". So, Joe and Maria clapped their hands together. They
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story 3.83the ball and watched it zoom through the air. They laughed and clapped their hands.⏎As
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story 3.77offer."⏎Lucy was amazed! She and Cotton clapped their paws together in exc
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chat 3.75, it went forward and then reverse, making the kids laugh and clap their hands.⏎The
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story 3.66." The puppy listened and sat down. Tim and Sue laughed and clapped their hands. From that
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story 3.62. Everyone on the bus liked the music. They all started to clap their hands. They wanted
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story 3.62and Sam watched the red ball film at home. They laughed and clapped their hands. They had
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story 3.55very much. When the people danced well, Tom and Sue would clap their hands. Max,
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story 3.49full of kind and honest people. They talked to their toys and shared their snacks. At the