INDEX

Explanations

acute, obtuse, apex, snout

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

The neuron is firing on tokens that contain the Latin‐style letter sequence “at” (and related affixes like “ats”) or the digraph “ae” – in other words, it’s detecting that specific two‐letter substring pattern in words.

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

護士

-1.23

工作人员

-1.18

namientos

-1.14

-1.07

any

-1.05

 rozwój

-1.05

 Hivatalos

-1.05

䉴

-1.05

３

-1.04

 which

-1.03

POSITIVE LOGITS

</strong>

1.47

 עוד

1.26

 dizaines

1.24

 friv

1.16

힣

1.14

 dieß

1.14

涂

1.14

rar

1.12

 netto

1.11

 bilde

1.11

Activations Density 0.016%

acute, obtuse, apex, snout

The neuron is firing on tokens that contain the Latin‐style letter sequence “at” (and related affixes like “ats”) or the digraph “ae” – in other words, it’s detecting that specific two‐letter substring pattern in words.

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No Known Activations

acute, obtuse, apex, snout

The neuron is firing on tokens that contain the Latin‐style letter sequence “at” (and related affixes like “ats”) or the digraph “ae” – in other words, it’s detecting that specific two‐letter substring pattern in words.

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No Known Activations

acute, obtuse, apex, snout

The neuron is firing on tokens that contain the Latin‐style letter sequence “a​t” (and related affixes like “ats”) or the digraph “ae” – in other words, it’s detecting that specific two‐letter substring pattern in words.

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No Known Activations

acute, obtuse, apex, snout

The neuron is firing on tokens that contain the Latin‐style letter sequence “a​t” (and related affixes like “ats”) or the digraph “ae” – in other words, it’s detecting that specific two‐letter substring pattern in words.

No Comments

No Known Activations

The neuron is firing on tokens that contain the Latin‐style letter sequence “at” (and related affixes like “ats”) or the digraph “ae” – in other words, it’s detecting that specific two‐letter substring pattern in words.

The neuron is firing on tokens that contain the Latin‐style letter sequence “at” (and related affixes like “ats”) or the digraph “ae” – in other words, it’s detecting that specific two‐letter substring pattern in words.