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Commenters here seem a little fixated on the fact that the technique scores poorly. This is true and somewhat problematic but exploring the data it looks to me
by nl 4y ago
Commenters here seem a little fixated on the fact that the technique scores poorly. This is true and somewhat problematic but exploring the data it looks to me like this could be more a problem with a combination of the scoring function and the limits of language rather than the methodology.
For example, look at https://openaipublic.blob.core.windows.net/neuron-explainer/neuron-viewer/index.html#/layers/17/neurons/3218 https://openaipublic.blob.core.windows.net/neuron-explainer/...
It's described as "expressions of completion or success" with a score of 0.38. But going through the examples, they are very consistently a sort of colloquial expression of "completion/success" with a touch of surprise and maybe challenge.
Examples are like: "Nuff said", "voila!", "Mission accomplished", "Game on!", "End of story", "enough said", "nailed it" etc.
If they expressed it as a basket of words instead of a sentence, and could come up with words that express it better I'd score it much higher.