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URLs and specific entities

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

The neuron is looking for URL‐ or HTML‐encoding tokens—i.e. percent–encoded sequences (like “%3A”, “%2F”) and numeric character references (like “/”).

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

New Auto-Interp

Configuration

google/gemma-scope-27b-pt-res/layer_22/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

 that

-1.48

 other

-1.38

 having

-1.36

 enhancing

-1.34

 carnaval

-1.30

 provide

-1.30

 even

-1.27

 have

-1.26

 both

-1.24

 taking

-1.23

POSITIVE LOGITS

 impresionantes

1.48

 colossal

1.36

 revamped

1.35

 unending

1.34

horloge

1.32

 opulent

1.30

 essayé

1.27

 marvelous

1.25

 gigantic

1.23

 monstrous

1.21

Activations Density 0.004%

URLs and specific entities

The neuron is looking for URL‐ or HTML‐encoding tokens—i.e. percent–encoded sequences (like “%3A”, “%2F”) and numeric character references (like “/”).

No Comments

No Known Activations

URLs and specific entities

The neuron is looking for URL‐ or HTML‐encoding tokens—i.e. percent–encoded sequences (like “%3A”, “%2F”) and numeric character references (like “/”).

No Comments

No Known Activations

URLs and specific entities

The neuron is looking for URL‐ or HTML‐encoding tokens—i.e. percent–encoded sequences (like “%3A”, “%2F”) and numeric character references (like “&#x2F;”).

No Comments

No Known Activations

URLs and specific entities

The neuron is looking for URL‐ or HTML‐encoding tokens—i.e. percent–encoded sequences (like “%3A”, “%2F”) and numeric character references (like “&#x2F;”).

No Comments

No Known Activations

The neuron is looking for URL‐ or HTML‐encoding tokens—i.e. percent–encoded sequences (like “%3A”, “%2F”) and numeric character references (like “/”).

The neuron is looking for URL‐ or HTML‐encoding tokens—i.e. percent–encoded sequences (like “%3A”, “%2F”) and numeric character references (like “/”).