INDEX

Explanations

patronage and frequenting

np_acts-logits-general · gemini-2.5-flash-lite

The neuron is triggered by multi-syllable, derivationally suffixed words (e.g. those ending in ising, ension/sion, ist, ent), i.e. abstract/technical vocabulary.

oai_token-act-pair · o4-mini Triggered by @jyhe0408

New Auto-Interp

Configuration

google/gemma-scope-27b-pt-res/layer_10/width_131k

Prompts (Dashboard)

24,576 prompts, 128 tokens each

Dataset (Dashboard)

monology/pile-uncopyrighted

Embeds

IFrame

Link

Not in Any Lists

No Comments

Negative Logits

ку

-1.60

غان

-1.58

 hän

-1.53

vanju

-1.48

 forstå

-1.48

 desbloquear

-1.45

 they

-1.44

！"

-1.42

nity

-1.42

 allows

-1.42

POSITIVE LOGITS

</h4>

2.22

1.97

,”

1.91

 comprar

1.71

</sup>

1.66

 mariposas

1.66

 incluse

1.64

 일러스트

1.63

”“

1.62

 duras

1.62

Activations Density 0.003%

patronage and frequenting

The neuron is triggered by multi-syllable, derivationally suffixed words (e.g. those ending in ising, ension/sion, ist, ent), i.e. abstract/technical vocabulary.

No Comments

No Known Activations

patronage and frequenting

The neuron is triggered by multi-syllable, derivationally suffixed words (e.g. those ending in ising, ension/sion, ist, ent), i.e. abstract/technical vocabulary.

No Comments

No Known Activations

patronage and frequenting

The neuron is triggered by multi-syllable, derivationally suffixed words (e.g. those ending in ­ising, ­ension/­sion, ­ist, ­ent), i.e. abstract/technical vocabulary.

No Comments

No Known Activations

patronage and frequenting

The neuron is triggered by multi-syllable, derivationally suffixed words (e.g. those ending in ­ising, ­ension/­sion, ­ist, ­ent), i.e. abstract/technical vocabulary.

No Comments

No Known Activations

The neuron is triggered by multi-syllable, derivationally suffixed words (e.g. those ending in ising, ension/sion, ist, ent), i.e. abstract/technical vocabulary.

The neuron is triggered by multi-syllable, derivationally suffixed words (e.g. those ending in ising, ension/sion, ist, ent), i.e. abstract/technical vocabulary.