Feature #3805
Fires on “[” (not labeled yet: read the examples)
- Fires on
- 0.37% of tokens
- Mostly in
- agent
- Layer
- after block 4
Where it fires
- agent 45%
- python 32%
- story 12%
- chat 9%
- worksheet 2%
Makes the model say
[ [([ range(n,"[::
Makes it not say
werear are th other ground freeers
Strongest examples
On text the dictionary never trained on. The underlined token is where it fires most.
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python 3.56doubled` should double every number in nums, but it has `return [n * 3
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python 3.45: `flip` should reverse s, but it has `return s[1:]`.⏎
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python 3.41: `flip` should reverse s, but it has `return s[1:]`.⏎
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python 3.33: `reverse` should reverse s, but it has `return s[1:]`.⏎
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python 3.3should return the first letter of s, but it has `return s[1]`.⏎⏎
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python 3.29of items, but it has `return items[0]`.⏎⏎
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python 3.26: `reverse` should reverse s, but it has `return s[1:]`.⏎
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python 3.25backwards` should return s reversed, but it has `return s[1:]`.⏎
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python 3.24: `reverse` should reverse s, but it has `return s[1:]`.⏎
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python 3.22first` should return the first item, but it has `return items[1]`.⏎⏎
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python 3.21doubled` should double every number in nums, but it has `return [n + 2
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python 3.21tail` should return the last item, but it has `return items[0]`.⏎⏎