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Features of prelude-2

Feature #882

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

Fires on
0.13% of tokens
Mostly in
python
Layer
after block 4

Where it fires

  • python 60%
  • agent 24%
  • story 11%
  • chat 4%
  • worksheet 1%

Makes the model say

feeling comingt feltproduct *'m equals

Makes it not say

They decided magicose okay":Hello did

Strongest examples

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

  1. python 2.65
    import has_item, biggest, last⏎⏎assert has_item([3, 6
  2. python 2.48
    import keep_even, min_item⏎⏎assert keep_even([0, 5
  3. python 2.4
    ⏎```⏎⏎>>> evens([3, 7
  4. python 2.39
    ⏎ return len(items)⏎```⏎⏎>>> how_many([5, 4
  5. python 2.38
    import has_item, sum_list⏎⏎assert has_item([4, 5
  6. python 2.37
    ⏎ return min(nums)⏎```⏎⏎>>> min_item([3, 9
  7. python 2.36
    from helpers import evens, sum_to, odd⏎⏎assert evens([8, 5
  8. python 2.35
    from listlib import includes, first, average_list⏎⏎assert includes([0, 8
  9. python 2.35
    ⏎ return min(nums)⏎```⏎⏎>>> min_item([4, 2
  10. python 2.33
    ` returns True if x is in items. For example, `contains([7, 0
  11. python 2.32
    biggest` returns the largest number in nums. For example, `biggest([4, 4
  12. python 2.32
    , x):⏎ return x in items⏎```⏎⏎>>> includes([2, 6