attends to mathematical equations from preceding mathematical components or symbols.

seems to attend between HTML/code tokens, likely looking for structural relationships in markup or code snippets.

appears to be attending from the first token of the sequence to the first token of the sequence, or is inconsistent/random in its activations.

attends to interstate highway-related tokens from other tokens in the sequence.

attends to tokens within a list of typical courtroom/legal terminology, focusing on references to judicial and legal concepts, especially nearby mention of "the" following legal case citations.

attends to tokens inside namespace declarations and references, focusing on the pattern of "namespace" and related namespace content within code snippets.

attends from arbitrary tokens to sequences of ten consecutive dots.

attends to terms related to user engagement from terms related to technology functions or challenges.

attends to specific token identifiers of people or entities in a historical context from general or descriptive tokens.

attends to the numerical or scientific notation tokens from preceding contextual tokens.

attends to mathematical terms and expressions from various technical tokens.

This attention head attends to the token "Paris" from tokens related to Paris.

attends to the second token in mathematical equations from the first token in the previous sentences or components.

attends to cooking-related tokens from food preparation actions.

This attention head attends to punctuation marks and grammatical connectors from subsequent content words.

This attention head attends to the first content token after the <|endoftext|> token from tokens later in the sequence.

This attention head attends to verbs from subsequent verbs that complete a phrase or clause.

This attention head attends to punctuation marks (particularly colons) from tokens that follow the colon.

This attention head attends to "<|endoftext|>" tokens from tokens later in the text, particularly looking at content markers, punctuation or metadata elements.

attends to the <|endoftext|> token at the beginning of sequences from subsequent tokens in the sequence.