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Features of prelude-2

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

about biggericy else function* much not

Strongest examples

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

  1. story 3.94
    ⏎Mia and her new friends played games, sang songs, and clapped their hands. They
  2. story 3.92
    ain and shout, "Here I am!" They both laughed and clapped their hands.⏎One
  3. chat 3.87
    go home.⏎Before they left, they clapped their hands and laughed.
  4. story 3.85
    's play clapping!". So, Joe and Maria clapped their hands together. They
  5. story 3.83
    the ball and watched it zoom through the air. They laughed and clapped their hands.⏎As
  6. story 3.77
    offer."⏎Lucy was amazed! She and Cotton clapped their paws together in exc
  7. chat 3.75
    , it went forward and then reverse, making the kids laugh and clap their hands.⏎The
  8. story 3.66
    ." The puppy listened and sat down. Tim and Sue laughed and clapped their hands. From that
  9. story 3.62
    . Everyone on the bus liked the music. They all started to clap their hands. They wanted
  10. story 3.62
    and Sam watched the red ball film at home. They laughed and clapped their hands. They had
  11. story 3.55
    very much. When the people danced well, Tom and Sue would clap their hands. Max,
  12. story 3.49
    full of kind and honest people. They talked to their toys and shared their snacks. At the