Feature #50
Fires on “ liked” (not labeled yet: read the examples)
- Fires on
- 0.66% of tokens
- Mostly in
- story
- Layer
- after block 4
Where it fires
- story 70%
- chat 17%
- agent 9%
- python 2%
- worksheet 2%
Makes the model say
toten playing time everuallyelyllo
Makes it not say
.."?"?al named could can
Strongest examples
On text the dictionary never trained on. The underlined token is where it fires most.
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story 3.79, there was a girl called Amy. She was a happy girl who liked to play outside.
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story 3.78there was a mighty man named Bill. He was very strong and liked to play chess
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story 3.77Once upon a time, there was a creative girl named Lily. She liked to play with her
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story 3.76friends to play with every day.<|bos|>Ben is a big boy who likes to help his mom
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story 3.75the story is that sometimes, it's better to share and be together than to be separate
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story 3.69there was a little boy named Tim. Tim was a normal boy who liked to play with his
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story 3.69<|assistant_end|><|bos|>Once there was a little boy. He was so curious and liked to guess things.
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chat 3.66a cheerful little bunny named Bobby. Bobby loved to dance more than anything in the world
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story 3.62es with their friends.⏎The children learned that working together is better than working alone. They
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story 3.61Once upon a time, there was a creative girl named Lily. She liked to play with her
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story 3.61lived happily ever after.<|bos|>Once there was a playful cat who liked to go on adventures
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story 3.6and had fun. The moral of the story is that sharing is better than fighting, and we