Descriptions are a reading aid, never evidence. This page carries
answer-side evidence: described from the feature's own ANSWER-side activating windows (ans_max quantile bins), from #1773 full-dictionary release UNION the #1934 recovery. The #1773 standing caveat is
that such descriptions are search-index-only — neighbour discrimination 0.322
against a 0.50 bar. This page is entirely descriptions, so that caveat carries
more weight here than anywhere else, not less: any impression that these features form
a recognisable kind comes from text that cannot reliably tell a feature from its
neighbour.
"Never fires on the other side" is a strong criterion. It means zero across all 120,000 fit rows at ROW-OCCUPANCY grain — a feature counts as active if it fires anywhere in the span. A feature firing at a single token of a single answer is not answer-only. Membership is the 120,000-row census, NOT the 2,000-row per-token capture (whose one-sided sets are several times larger purely because fewer rows give a feature fewer chances to fire on the other side).
What is shown. All 2,164 features that fire somewhere in the ANSWER span and NEVER in the context, ranked by answer-side firing frequency (activity) descending. 2,152 of 2,164 carry a answer-side evidence description (12 without one); 788 of 2,164 have a scored R².
Sort key. the activity column of the full-width covariates — rows in which the feature fires anywhere in the ANSWER span, divided by 120,000.
R² is the full-width dense-context → SAE-answer ridge read (121,111 of 131,072 dictionary columns are scored; the rest have zero holdout answer variance). Unscored is shown as unscored, never as R² = 0.
Companion artifacts. The per-token answer-side ratio panel
figures/issue_1482/side_specificity/side_ratio_token.png uses this same census membership (1,654 / 2,164 as its two
point masses). The sibling page is
context-only sae features — note it
carries context-side evidence descriptions, a
DIFFERENT instrument from this page's answer-side evidence ones. The two description sets share
a describer prompt and judge but draw their windows from opposite spans, so they must not
be pooled or compared as one set; each row on each page is badged with its evidence
side.
Generated 2026-08-03T23:59:18Z at commit 97901365d26c from the 120,000-row census.
| # | feature | answer-side firing frequency (activity) | rows active | R² | conf | description (answer-side evidence) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 21820 | 2.43e-03 | 292 | 0.025 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are part of code initialization syntax, configuration parameters, or structural elements in programming contexts, including function/method calls for setup (like .init()), file extensions, string literal values for encoding/language settings, configuration variable names (especially secret keys and standard identifiers like __name__), and parentheses in constructor calls. |
| 2 | 100365 | 1.06e-03 | 127 | 0.078 | 95 | answer-side Section heading markers in formal documents, including Roman numerals, Arabic numerals, Chinese section markers (一、), and colons that introduce major sections or subsections in structured text. |
| 3 | 4793 | 6.17e-04 | 74 | 0.014 | 95 | answer-side Markdown-style section headers consisting of hash symbols (### or ##) that introduce new topics, examples, or subsections in technical documentation and instructional text. |
| 4 | 56511 | 5.83e-04 | 70 | -0.098 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are syntactically or semantically expected continuations in their context, particularly modal verbs like 'would' in hypothetical character reaction scenarios, technical syntax elements in code, and grammatically required punctuation or function words. |
| 5 | 92839 | 5.08e-04 | 61 | 0.057 | 95 | answer-side The space character immediately following '#include' in C/C++ preprocessor directives, typically appearing before the opening angle bracket of a library name. |
| 6 | 67524 | 4.92e-04 | 59 | -0.504 | 85 | answer-side Individual digits that are part of larger multi-digit numbers, especially in mathematical calculations, numerical formatting with separators (commas/spaces), or when numbers are being written out or displayed in formatted contexts. |
| 7 | 126310 | 4.83e-04 | 58 | -0.019 | 90 | answer-side Tokens that serve as structural labels, headers, or metadata field names in formatted documents, introducing categories or sections of information such as job titles, objectives, dates, or descriptive attributes. |
| 8 | 27986 | 4.25e-04 | 51 | 0.076 | 92 | answer-side Internal syllables or morphemes within German compound words and German-language technical or specialized vocabulary. |
| 9 | 7098 | 4.00e-04 | 48 | -0.069 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are part of or immediately adjacent to numerical values, mathematical expressions, formatted numbers, or programmatic output containing numbers. |
| 10 | 46843 | 3.75e-04 | 45 | -0.006 | 90 | answer-side Punctuation or whitespace tokens that immediately follow numbered list items or bullet points, serving as delimiters between the enumeration marker and the actual content of the list item. |
| 11 | 73280 | 3.67e-04 | 44 | -14.868 | 95 | answer-side Library or module namespace identifiers within C/C++ #include statements, representing the directory or framework component of the include path (e.g., 'Q' in Qt includes, 'linux' in kernel headers, 'driver' in driver headers). |
| 12 | 103985 | 3.58e-04 | 43 | 0.055 | 95 | answer-side Whitespace or newline tokens that appear between formal letter closing phrases (such as '此致' and '敬礼' in Chinese, or 'Respectfully submitted,' in English) and the signature section, marking the conventional spacing in formal correspondence. |
| 13 | 11438 | 3.50e-04 | 42 | 0.033 | — | no description available for this feature |
| 14 | 67664 | 3.50e-04 | 42 | -0.180 | 92 | answer-side The token '###' appearing as a delimiter that introduces explanatory, descriptive, or meta-commentary sections (like 'Explanation:', 'Notes:', 'Key Points:') following code blocks, data, or primary content. |
| 15 | 112262 | 3.42e-04 | 41 | 0.078 | 95 | answer-side Tokens that introduce or mark explanatory sections in technical documentation, particularly words meaning 'explanation' or 'breakdown' in various languages, appearing immediately before clarifications of code, regex patterns, or technical concepts. |
| 16 | 70759 | 3.25e-04 | 39 | -0.428 | 85 | answer-side Delimiter tokens (dashes, commas) that separate labels from values or parameters in structured lists, documentation, and formatted text, particularly in technical documentation, bullet points, and command-line style parameters. |
| 17 | 87646 | 3.25e-04 | 39 | -0.385 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are part of technical syntax, markup languages (LaTeX, HTML), code structures, URLs, or non-English words, typically appearing in contexts involving programming, document formatting, web addresses, or multilingual text rather than natural English prose. |
| 18 | 7998 | 3.08e-04 | 37 | -0.249 | 92 | answer-side Vertical line characters (pipes '|' or similar) that form the left edge or structural boundaries in ASCII art diagrams, box drawings, flowcharts, and formatted text layouts. |
| 19 | 89835 | 3.08e-04 | 37 | -0.001 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are either Chinese function words and technical terms appearing in structured topic headings/descriptions (especially '在' meaning 'in/at'), or word fragments and suffixes in non-English languages (particularly German inflectional endings and compound word components). |
| 20 | 39282 | 3.00e-04 | 36 | -0.287 | 85 | answer-side Tokens in sentences providing language instruction, grammar explanations, or writing advice, typically appearing in prescriptive or corrective statements about proper language usage. |
| 21 | 60791 | 3.00e-04 | 36 | 0.011 | 75 | answer-side The token '0' appearing as the decimal portion in 'initial-scale=1.0' within HTML meta viewport tags, or occasionally words describing atmosphere/ambiance/experiential qualities in descriptive passages. |
| 22 | 86292 | 3.00e-04 | 36 | -0.539 | 82 | answer-side Tokens that are part of measurement units, mathematical expressions (especially area/volume calculations), or technical/scientific terminology involving dimensions and quantities. |
| 23 | 20483 | 2.92e-04 | 35 | 0.012 | 92 | answer-side Method or function names representing application lifecycle events, initialization callbacks, or startup hooks in programming frameworks and system service configurations. |
| 24 | 46824 | 2.92e-04 | 35 | -0.947 | 85 | answer-side Column separators, table cell delimiters, or structural formatting tokens (colons, pipes, closing brackets) that mark boundaries between labeled fields and their values in tabular data, technical documentation, or structured lists across multiple languages. |
| 25 | 70834 | 2.92e-04 | 35 | -4.543 | 95 | answer-side Function, method, or class member declaration keywords and annotations in source code, including Java annotations (@Override, @GetMapping, @Autowired, @Insert), Python special attributes (__tablename__), and function definition keywords (def, function) across multiple programming languages. |
| 26 | 76014 | 2.75e-04 | 33 | 0.007 | 95 | answer-side Opening bracket '[' that begins section headers, scene markers, or structural labels in formatted documents, scripts, and presentations, used to introduce and demarcate new segments or transitions. |
| 27 | 52806 | 2.33e-04 | 28 | -0.133 | 82 | answer-side Abstract nouns and noun phrases (particularly in Chinese) that describe qualities, capabilities, efforts, challenges, or collaborative attributes in formal or academic discourse contexts. |
| 28 | 115476 | 2.33e-04 | 28 | -0.080 | 95 | answer-side Tokens that appear within long sequences of identical repeated tokens, characters, or short strings, where the same element is repeated consecutively many times. |
| 29 | 49735 | 2.17e-04 | 26 | -0.017 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that immediately follow punctuation marks, line breaks, or structural delimiters, representing the continuation or resumption of text after a break. |
| 30 | 101305 | 2.17e-04 | 26 | 0.008 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that represent highly predictable or conventional completions of formulaic expressions, standard patterns (especially times and dates), common collocations, and routine phrases across multiple languages. |
| 31 | 54105 | 2.08e-04 | 25 | -0.086 | 85 | answer-side Function words (articles, conjunctions, prepositions) and punctuation marks that provide structural connectives in instructional, procedural, or technical writing, particularly in numbered steps, lists, and technical documentation. |
| 32 | 69682 | 2.08e-04 | 25 | 0.017 | 75 | answer-side Function words and discourse markers in formal or explanatory text, including Chinese copulas and grammatical particles (是, 具有, 出) and English connectives and prepositions (of, or, therefore, instance), used to link ideas and provide grammatical structure. |
| 33 | 12232 | 2.00e-04 | 24 | -0.049 | 95 | answer-side Underscores within technical directive names in web server configuration files (particularly Nginx) and HTTP server code, forming compound keywords for header manipulation, proxy settings, and CGI parameters. |
| 34 | 36121 | 2.00e-04 | 24 | -0.325 | 75 | answer-side The caret symbol ('^') used as a regex metacharacter to denote pattern start in configuration files (Apache RewriteRule, webpack pathRewrite), or the forward slash ('/') used as a path delimiter in server configuration location blocks and URL routing. |
| 35 | 52740 | 1.92e-04 | 23 | 0.003 | 85 | answer-side Structural and transitional markers in technical documentation, tutorials, and instructional text that organize procedural steps, introduce sections, or signal transitions between explanatory components. |
| 36 | 67737 | 1.92e-04 | 23 | 0.019 | 72 | answer-side Common functional words and moderately frequent content words (articles, prepositions, auxiliary verbs, common adjectives/nouns, structural particles) that appear in formal, technical, or explanatory writing across multiple languages. |
| 37 | 103550 | 1.92e-04 | 23 | -0.006 | 75 | answer-side Technical identifiers in academic or programming contexts, including journal names (especially 'Access', 'Express', 'Chemistry', 'Physics'), programming language keywords and method names ('print', '_dict'), and scientific terminology in formal citations. |
| 38 | 31598 | 1.83e-04 | 22 | -0.030 | 95 | answer-side The token 'https' or 'http' at the beginning of URL hyperlinks, particularly in markdown-formatted links or when web addresses are being cited in documentation. |
| 39 | 56904 | 1.83e-04 | 22 | -0.005 | 95 | answer-side Root or top-level opening XML/HTML element tags that begin the document structure, typically appearing immediately after XML declarations or at the start of XML configuration files. |
| 40 | 59240 | 1.83e-04 | 22 | -0.008 | 92 | answer-side Tokens that are verbs or verb forms (primarily 'use', 'using', or their multilingual equivalents) introducing a method, tool, or approach in instructional or tutorial contexts explaining how to accomplish a technical task. |
| 41 | 77700 | 1.83e-04 | 22 | -0.008 | 92 | answer-side Tokens that are auxiliary verbs or state descriptors appearing in code comments or documentation that describe when lifecycle methods, initialization functions, or startup events are triggered or executed in a program. |
| 42 | 114535 | 1.83e-04 | 22 | -12.717 | 95 | answer-side Function or method parameter names and type annotations appearing in formal parameter lists within function/method definitions across various programming languages (Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, R, Lua, shader languages). |
| 43 | 127731 | 1.83e-04 | 22 | -0.012 | 65 | answer-side Short token fragments, single characters, or functional elements that appear as parts of larger words, technical terms, code syntax, or grammatical particles, often representing incomplete morphemes or structural components rather than standalone semantic units. |
| 44 | 62386 | 1.75e-04 | 21 | -0.041 | 92 | answer-side A token appearing within a sequence of heavy repetition, where the same word, character, phrase, or emoji is repeated multiple times consecutively. |
| 45 | 68535 | 1.75e-04 | 21 | -0.005 | 90 | answer-side Decimal point separators in hierarchical section numbering systems (e.g., 2.3, 5.2.4) within structured documents like technical specifications, requirements documents, and formal outlines. |
| 46 | 110559 | 1.75e-04 | 21 | -0.016 | 92 | answer-side Tokens introducing or signaling alternative methods, approaches, or options for accomplishing a task, often appearing in technical documentation or instructional contexts where multiple solutions are presented. |
| 47 | 15254 | 1.67e-04 | 20 | -0.157 | 92 | answer-side Tokens that form the suffix or identifier portion of module names, package names, library identifiers, or namespace separators in programming code, typically appearing in import statements or when accessing classes/functions from external libraries. |
| 48 | 35082 | 1.67e-04 | 20 | -0.008 | 95 | answer-side The word 'to' appearing as part of the mathematical phrase 'with respect to' in contexts involving calculus operations such as differentiation, integration, or derivative calculations. |
| 49 | 59419 | 1.67e-04 | 20 | unscored | 95 | answer-side Tokens representing the word 'module' or 'modules' in the specific context of Linux kernel programming, including header file includes, function macros, package names, and technical documentation about kernel modules. |
| 50 | 67665 | 1.67e-04 | 20 | -0.372 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that begin procedural instructions or setup phrases in mathematical contexts (especially for finding common denominators or LCMs) and narrative introductions in crossover fiction stories. |
| 51 | 105139 | 1.67e-04 | 20 | -0.005 | 72 | answer-side Short tokens (typically 1-3 characters) that form component parts of technical terms, proper nouns, mathematical notation, or non-English text, functioning as connective or transitional fragments within formal or specialized content. |
| 52 | 119226 | 1.67e-04 | 20 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete grammatical constructions or mark syntactic boundaries in multilingual text, particularly punctuation, grammatical particles, conjunctions, and word-endings that signal transitions between clauses or phrases in formal contexts across various non-English languages. |
| 53 | 16305 | 1.58e-04 | 19 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that name categorical types, formats, or classifications—such as artistic mediums (illustration, sketch), system types (democracy), taxonomic categories (mollusk), administrative classifications, or format specifications—typically appearing as nouns that describe what something is or how it's categorized. |
| 54 | 40965 | 1.58e-04 | 19 | 0.035 | 95 | answer-side The word 'the' appearing in the temporal reference phrase 'as of the' when qualifying data or statistics with time-based modifiers like 'latest', 'most recent', or 'closest available'. |
| 55 | 47352 | 1.58e-04 | 19 | unscored | 92 | answer-side Parts of file paths or extensions in #include or import statements, typically appearing as fragments of header file names or directory paths in C/C++ code (e.g., '/gtest', '/gl', '.pb'). |
| 56 | 48413 | 1.58e-04 | 19 | -0.012 | 85 | answer-side Fragments within words related to atmosphere, respiration, or absorption, typically appearing in scientific, medical, or technical contexts discussing air, breathing, atmospheric phenomena, or gas-related processes. |
| 57 | 50211 | 1.58e-04 | 19 | -0.129 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear at or near the end of formal written communications, including closing punctuation marks, transitional words introducing sign-offs, and terms in structured technical or formal contexts where text is formatted with clear sectioning. |
| 58 | 51197 | 1.58e-04 | 19 | -0.129 | 85 | answer-side Period punctuation that ends formal citations, bibliographic references, institutional attributions, or error messages in code. |
| 59 | 68271 | 1.58e-04 | 19 | -0.491 | 92 | answer-side Commas appearing in lists or series of three or more items, typically preceding the conjunction 'and' (the Oxford/serial comma). |
| 60 | 75622 | 1.58e-04 | 19 | -0.041 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that introduce supplementary sections, tips, examples, or transitional phrases in instructional/informative text, including section headers in Chinese (现, 小) and common English transition words (some, few, how, an) that signal the beginning of lists, suggestions, or explanatory content. |
| 61 | 88618 | 1.58e-04 | 19 | -0.080 | 75 | answer-side Function words and technical terms appearing in formal instructional, technical documentation, or explanatory contexts, particularly in phrases describing usage, licensing, procedures, or technical specifications across multiple languages. |
| 62 | 102638 | 1.58e-04 | 19 | -0.550 | 82 | answer-side Tokens that appear as technical syntax elements, parameter values, or delimiters in structured formatting contexts such as AI image generation commands, code markup, or configuration syntax, typically occurring at the boundaries or endpoints of these technical expressions. |
| 63 | 128992 | 1.58e-04 | 19 | -0.010 | — | no description available for this feature |
| 64 | 8934 | 1.50e-04 | 18 | 0.042 | 95 | answer-side Imperative verbs or commands instructing the execution of mathematical calculations or operations, typically appearing at the start of problem-solving steps in mathematical contexts. |
| 65 | 23151 | 1.50e-04 | 18 | -1.154 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that complete or suffix numerical expressions in biographical, historical, or statistical contexts, particularly years, dates, measurements, and quantitative data such as birth/death dates and sports statistics. |
| 66 | 41236 | 1.50e-04 | 18 | 0.002 | 98 | answer-side The token 'View' appearing as the return type in SwiftUI's 'var body: some View' property declaration within Swift code. |
| 67 | 57594 | 1.50e-04 | 18 | -0.060 | 75 | answer-side Adjectives and terms expressing positive qualities, suitability, compatibility, or desirable attributes (e.g., 'qualified', 'beautiful', 'compatible', 'cheaper', 'susceptible'). |
| 68 | 75456 | 1.50e-04 | 18 | -0.087 | 85 | answer-side Opening parentheses or quotation marks that begin argument lists in function calls, method invocations, or macro definitions within programming code contexts. |
| 69 | 86141 | 1.50e-04 | 18 | -0.672 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that introduce explanatory, definitional, or conditional clauses following a subject or concept, including subordinating conjunctions ('which', 'where', 'when', 'that'), linking verbs ('are', 'occur'), abbreviations ('i.e.'), and punctuation marking explanations. |
| 70 | 88125 | 1.50e-04 | 18 | -0.007 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that appear at the boundary between section headers/introductory statements and their subsequent detailed explanations or list items, typically preceding bullet points or enumerated details in technical or instructional text. |
| 71 | 96152 | 1.50e-04 | 18 | -4.181 | 85 | answer-side Keywords, commands, or special syntax tokens in technical markup languages and configuration files, including LaTeX delimiters, Apache/web server directives (Rule), XML/markup attributes (url, Item), and command-line flags. |
| 72 | 105864 | 1.50e-04 | 18 | -0.046 | 90 | answer-side Programming identifiers including variable names, function/method names, class names, and framework-specific directives that reference data structures or callable entities in code. |
| 73 | 124988 | 1.50e-04 | 18 | 0.009 | 92 | answer-side XML attribute names or SQL table references in structured configuration syntax, particularly the ':name' attribute in Android manifest permission declarations and 'on' in SQL foreign key table references. |
| 74 | 127267 | 1.50e-04 | 18 | -0.085 | 95 | answer-side Newline characters that separate consecutive import statements in code blocks, particularly in Python, Java, and Kotlin. |
| 75 | 30536 | 1.42e-04 | 17 | -0.002 | 95 | answer-side The word 'denominator' or its direct translations in other languages (Chinese 分母, Russian знаменатель, Ukrainian знаменник) when appearing in mathematical contexts involving finding a common denominator for fraction operations. |
| 76 | 34640 | 1.42e-04 | 17 | 0.005 | 92 | answer-side Tokens that are part of emphatic rhetorical constructions expressing 'not merely X but also Y' or 'in addition to X', typically used to upgrade or expand a description beyond a basic categorization (especially 'not just' in business contexts describing partnerships). |
| 77 | 35389 | 1.42e-04 | 17 | -37.576 | 92 | answer-side Suffixes or internal segments of technical package names, library names, or environment names in programming languages (R, LaTeX) within code blocks or markup syntax, typically appearing in import/library declarations or environment specifications. |
| 78 | 91416 | 1.42e-04 | 17 | -0.414 | 92 | answer-side Tokens referring to preprocessor directives, compile-time definitions, macro declarations, or configuration constants in programming and build system contexts. |
| 79 | 97521 | 1.42e-04 | 17 | -0.024 | 95 | answer-side The word 'body' in SwiftUI code when declaring the required computed property 'var body:' in View or App struct definitions, which specifies the content of a SwiftUI view or scene. |
| 80 | 98877 | 1.42e-04 | 17 | -0.433 | 92 | answer-side Programming API function names and identifiers that set configuration options or calculate offsets/positions, most commonly the 'setopt' method from cURL library or 'offset' related identifiers. |
| 81 | 109873 | 1.42e-04 | 17 | -0.019 | 85 | answer-side Numerals and symbols that function as list markers, indices, or ordinal indicators in structured or technical contexts, particularly at the start of enumerated items or in formatted lists. |
| 82 | 13460 | 1.33e-04 | 16 | -0.018 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are constituent parts of compound words, hyphenated terms, package/module names, or multi-token identifiers, particularly when split at morphological or syntactic boundaries in technical code contexts or compound descriptive phrases. |
| 83 | 30672 | 1.33e-04 | 16 | -0.200 | 85 | answer-side Grammatical function words, pronouns, and punctuation that appear in natural conversational or narrative text, serving to connect ideas, introduce clauses, or continue discourse flow across multiple languages. |
| 84 | 65945 | 1.33e-04 | 16 | -0.444 | 72 | answer-side Auxiliary syntactic tokens (whitespace, punctuation, articles, prepositions, mathematical delimiters) that serve as structural connectors or formatting elements, typically appearing in code indentation, mathematical expressions, table formatting, or as grammatical glue words connecting clauses. |
| 85 | 78088 | 1.33e-04 | 16 | -0.170 | 78 | answer-side Descriptive attributes or qualifiers that specify properties, types, or characteristics of nouns, appearing in instructional, educational, or list-based content across multiple languages. |
| 86 | 122296 | 1.33e-04 | 16 | -0.005 | 75 | answer-side Function names in cURL library calls (especially 'curl_exec' and 'curl_easy_perform') and words describing simplicity or ease ('simple', 'easy', 'to', 'is') in technical/programming documentation contexts. |
| 87 | 122523 | 1.33e-04 | 16 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are digits or delimiters appearing within XML namespace URIs, schema version numbers, or technical specification paths in structured markup code. |
| 88 | 9546 | 1.25e-04 | 15 | -0.140 | 92 | answer-side Tokens appearing within the content value of HTML meta keywords tags, representing individual keywords or keyword fragments in comma-separated SEO metadata lists. |
| 89 | 18177 | 1.25e-04 | 15 | -0.006 | 95 | answer-side The token 'package' or '-packages' appearing in LaTeX document preambles as part of the \usepackage command for importing packages, or in Python file paths referencing package directories. |
| 90 | 30790 | 1.25e-04 | 15 | -0.016 | 75 | answer-side Domain-specific terminology, technical jargon, or formal/specialized vocabulary within professional, administrative, technical, or academic contexts, including compound terms in Chinese and formal connectors in specialized English discourse. |
| 91 | 40802 | 1.25e-04 | 15 | unscored | 95 | answer-side References to Mac or macOS (Apple's operating system) in technical documentation, installation guides, system settings, file paths, or user agent strings. |
| 92 | 45332 | 1.25e-04 | 15 | 0.004 | 92 | answer-side Opening curly brace or arrow operator in JavaScript/TypeScript arrow function syntax, marking the transition from function parameters to function body in callback and async contexts. |
| 93 | 58678 | 1.25e-04 | 15 | -0.104 | 85 | answer-side Definite articles ('the', 'of', 'your', 'del') that immediately precede or connect to possessive references in phrases describing the location of files or components within a project's root directory structure in technical documentation. |
| 94 | 115464 | 1.25e-04 | 15 | -0.240 | 65 | answer-side Tokens that serve grammatical, syntactic, or structural functions in multilingual contexts (especially Chinese-English mixed text) or code, including operators, prepositions, articles, and morphemes that complete compound words or common patterns. |
| 95 | 124757 | 1.25e-04 | 15 | -0.102 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that complete a pairing or listing of related concepts, or serve as connective elements between complementary items being described together. |
| 96 | 39447 | 1.17e-04 | 14 | unscored | 92 | answer-side Tokens that are part of package manager installation commands (like 'brew install') or package/path names in software installation instructions, typically in code blocks showing command-line syntax for installing dependencies. |
| 97 | 44888 | 1.17e-04 | 14 | -0.084 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear at structural or formatting boundaries, including path/command separators, line break positions, mid-word splits in technical terms, indentation points, and transitional markers in code or formatted text. |
| 98 | 83314 | 1.17e-04 | 14 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Grammatical function words, particles, and structural tokens including possessive markers, punctuation marks, connective particles in Asian languages, and words indicating temporal/sequential relationships or event descriptions in multi-lingual contexts. |
| 99 | 112161 | 1.17e-04 | 14 | -0.067 | 95 | answer-side URL path components, subdirectories, or parameter names within web addresses, typically found in documentation links, reference materials, and online resource citations. |
| 100 | 2079 | 1.08e-04 | 13 | -0.005 | 65 | answer-side Word fragments, abbreviations, or short complete words that appear as distinct tokens, often representing partial segmentations of longer words or standalone short terms across multilingual text. |
| 101 | 12356 | 1.08e-04 | 13 | -0.565 | 90 | answer-side Method names, function names, or class members in programming code, particularly those appearing after dot notation or as part of API calls in frameworks like TensorFlow, Keras, Angular, and standard libraries. |
| 102 | 22742 | 1.08e-04 | 13 | -0.017 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that function as numeric section markers, subsection dividers, or structural components in hierarchically organized text, including outline numbers, decimal separators in section headings, and parts of compound technical identifiers. |
| 103 | 73559 | 1.08e-04 | 13 | -0.021 | 95 | answer-side Closing punctuation or formatting characters that mark the end of italicized or quoted titles in bibliographic references and citations. |
| 104 | 81625 | 1.08e-04 | 13 | -0.080 | 95 | answer-side The period separator appearing between the second and third level numbers in hierarchical document section numbering (e.g., the second dot in '2.1.1' or '3.2.1'), typically used in formal technical documents, legal texts, and structured reports. |
| 105 | 98699 | 1.08e-04 | 13 | 0.000 | 85 | answer-side Property wrapper annotations in Swift code, specifically '@State' and '@param', which appear before variable declarations or in documentation comments. |
| 106 | 103572 | 1.08e-04 | 13 | -0.258 | 95 | answer-side The 'import' keyword in source code used to include external libraries, modules, or packages across various programming languages (Python, Java, Scala, Haskell, etc.). |
| 107 | 18360 | 1.00e-04 | 12 | -0.041 | 95 | answer-side The word 'process' or its direct cognates/translations (processus, процесс, процессор) in Romance and Slavic languages, particularly in technical, computational, or procedural contexts. |
| 108 | 22535 | 1.00e-04 | 12 | -0.020 | 85 | answer-side Format specifiers, file extensions, version operators, or syntactic placeholder patterns in code and configuration contexts (e.g., file extensions like 'ext', format parameters, version constraint operators like '~' or '>>', spread operators '...'). |
| 109 | 25191 | 1.00e-04 | 12 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal, structured instructional or technical content, particularly within enumerated lists, procedural steps, safety warnings, or technical specifications, often including prepositions in warning phrases, technical abbreviations, or tokens marking identification/diagnostic procedures. |
| 110 | 29094 | 1.00e-04 | 12 | -0.146 | 75 | answer-side Common Chinese grammatical function words, particles, classifiers, and high-frequency verbs (like 理解, 加强, 在, 了, 各种) that serve connective or structural roles in technical or instructional Chinese text. |
| 111 | 37631 | 1.00e-04 | 12 | 0.006 | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in technical documentation, code examples, instructional guides, or explanatory passages that describe how to perform tasks or explain technical concepts, particularly function words and particles in these explanatory contexts. |
| 112 | 44623 | 1.00e-04 | 12 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens that connect or describe technical/scientific concepts in formal documentation about software libraries, computational frameworks, academic resources, or scientific tools. |
| 113 | 56211 | 1.00e-04 | 12 | -1.097 | 85 | answer-side The word 'tools' or 'Tools' appearing in software development, programming, or technical configuration contexts, particularly referring to build systems, SDKs, development utilities, or programming instruments. |
| 114 | 75505 | 1.00e-04 | 12 | -4.821 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of emoji sequences (especially continuation bytes), whitespace used for code indentation or ASCII art formatting, or spaces in stylized/creative text with special characters. |
| 115 | 79340 | 1.00e-04 | 12 | -0.023 | 75 | answer-side Chinese grammatical particles and verbs that express agency, methods, or means of performing actions, including words like 用 (use/with), 通过 (through), 基于 (based on), and resultative verb complements that indicate how actions are accomplished or processes are carried out. |
| 116 | 80582 | 1.00e-04 | 12 | -0.379 | 92 | answer-side Tokens that are part of module/package import paths in programming code (like 'import', '.api', '/api'), appearing as structural keywords or path segments that specify submodules or API endpoints in import statements or API URLs. |
| 117 | 87068 | 1.00e-04 | 12 | -0.001 | 85 | answer-side XML/HTML element names, technical keywords, or API identifiers that appear as tag names or key components within markup languages, configuration files, or structured code syntax (typically within or adjacent to angle brackets). |
| 118 | 89156 | 1.00e-04 | 12 | -0.834 | 72 | answer-side Modal auxiliary verbs, future tense contractions (like 'll, 're), or words expressing likelihood, possibility, or finality/conclusion (like 'might', 'were' in hypothetical contexts, 'final', 'detection'). |
| 119 | 103172 | 1.00e-04 | 12 | -6.018 | 95 | answer-side Tokens that are part of GPL (GNU General Public License) declarations in software source code, particularly in MODULE_LICENSE statements, copyright headers, and license attribution comments. |
| 120 | 103880 | 1.00e-04 | 12 | -0.022 | 75 | answer-side The beginning portion (first 3-4 characters) of capitalized technical, legal, or formal terms, especially those related to intellectual property (patents), academic/technical documentation, or abbreviated technical terms. |
| 121 | 107797 | 1.00e-04 | 12 | -0.001 | 75 | answer-side Common English nouns and verbs appearing in technical documentation, system interfaces, instructional text, formal communication, or structured digital contexts. |
| 122 | 113173 | 1.00e-04 | 12 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete standard technical patterns (like 'torch' after 'pip install' in code) or grammatical particles and punctuation in non-English text, particularly in Asian languages (Chinese, Japanese, Korean). |
| 123 | 120294 | 1.00e-04 | 12 | -0.342 | 85 | answer-side Function words (articles, conjunctions, verbs) that introduce or connect explanatory clauses in technical documentation describing what programming methods and functions do or return. |
| 124 | 3367 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Abstract nouns and adjectives denoting positive qualities, ideals, or intellectual domains (harmony, beauty, protection, philosophy, improvement, nation) that serve as conceptual anchors in descriptive or aspirational contexts. |
| 125 | 8274 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | -22.090 | 72 | answer-side Suffixes, trailing characters, or boundary markers that complete technical identifiers, framework names, test macros, legal/formal references, or structured elements in code and formal documentation. |
| 126 | 9276 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | 0.011 | 82 | answer-side Tokens that mark the beginning of reference or bibliography sections in academic/formal documents, particularly the '>>' delimiter that introduces citation entries or the colon-newline sequence before reference lists. |
| 127 | 9780 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | -0.120 | 85 | answer-side Fragments of Windows command-line utilities (like tasklist, ipconfig) or technical code identifiers that appear mid-word in programming and system administration contexts. |
| 128 | 41863 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | -0.025 | 72 | answer-side Structural or grammatical tokens (articles, punctuation, variable names, whitespace) that appear at boundaries or transitions in technical documentation, code, formal lists, or structured multilingual text. |
| 129 | 45147 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | -0.022 | 85 | answer-side Opening angle brackets and the start of XML/HTML-style tags or structured markup elements in code, configuration files, and formatted documents. |
| 130 | 49603 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Function words, conjunctions, prepositions, or structural elements (including whitespace) that appear in technical documentation, code contexts, or instructional text explaining programming concepts and technical procedures. |
| 131 | 55205 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | -0.015 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete or continue words, phrases, or code structures, particularly in mid-word positions or as continuation markers like colons and semicolons, but excluding simple common suffixes. |
| 132 | 55244 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | -0.040 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are parts of technical terms, parameter names, or closing tags in code and markup contexts, particularly in Python, HTML, and JavaScript snippets. |
| 133 | 57665 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | -0.018 | 85 | answer-side Suffixes or final components that complete technical package names, programming library identifiers, language names, or module names in software development contexts, typically appearing in import statements, installation commands, or technical documentation. |
| 134 | 58945 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | -0.168 | 95 | answer-side The double colon operator '::' used as a scope resolution or namespace separator in C++ code, C++ frameworks (like Qt, SFML, AWS SDK), or AWS CloudFormation resource type declarations. |
| 135 | 63539 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | -0.030 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are components of library or namespace identifiers within C++ #include directive paths, typically appearing between angle brackets or forward slashes in include statements. |
| 136 | 87059 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Markdown or formatting symbols that serve as structural dividers or section headers in documents, particularly '####' for headers and '---' for horizontal rules separating content blocks. |
| 137 | 94139 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | -0.170 | 85 | answer-side Technical configuration parameters, directives, and variable names in web server configuration files (Apache, Nginx) and related code, particularly those involving file system operations, directory handling, HTTP routing, and request processing. |
| 138 | 100474 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | -0.000 | 95 | answer-side Language code or path separator tokens within documentation URL paths, specifically in technical documentation sites like Microsoft Docs or Mozilla Developer Network, indicating the locale/language segment of the URL structure. |
| 139 | 103039 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | -0.005 | 85 | answer-side Single-character or short symbolic tokens functioning as mathematical variables, programming identifiers, or formal notation symbols within technical contexts like equations, code, or structured markup. |
| 140 | 110276 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | -0.686 | 72 | answer-side Common function words, word fragments, digits, or punctuation marks appearing in formal, technical, or structured document contexts such as resumes, code, business documents, and technical specifications. |
| 141 | 110638 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens within formal technical, scientific, mathematical, or professional explanatory text, particularly in structured problem-solving contexts or analytical descriptions. |
| 142 | 120417 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | -0.014 | 95 | answer-side The preposition 'in' appearing in the formulaic Dockerfile comment phrase 'Set the working directory in the container', typically following a WORKDIR instruction. |
| 143 | 123365 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that serve relational, supportive, or descriptive grammatical functions, including adjectives/verbs like 'related' and 'supporting', Chinese structural markers and measure words, and terms that establish connections or provide additional context to primary nouns or concepts. |
| 144 | 129031 | 9.17e-05 | 11 | -0.016 | 75 | answer-side Character names or labels in screenplay/script formatting, appearing as capitalized identifiers that introduce dialogue, actions, or scene descriptions, as well as formatted text in legal boilerplate commonly embedded in scripts. |
| 145 | 9369 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -0.086 | 75 | answer-side Qualifier or emphasis words (like 'some', 'specific', or markdown formatting) that introduce or modify items in technical documentation, particularly within bulleted or enumerated lists describing methods, features, or properties. |
| 146 | 13311 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -0.018 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are identifiers appearing after a dot (.) in programming code or technical documentation, representing methods, properties, attributes, or submodules being accessed in object-oriented or modular syntax. |
| 147 | 18825 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Conjunctions and connecting symbols that indicate alternatives, choices, or additions between two or more options, including 'or', 'and', '或' (Chinese 'or'), and punctuation like '/>' that separates alternatives. |
| 148 | 28873 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -0.155 | 75 | answer-side Tokens representing either diagnostic/debugging namespace identifiers in programming code (particularly '.Diagnostics' in C# using statements) or the word 'not' in formal legal, ethical, or technical rule statements where negation is being explicitly stated. |
| 149 | 40380 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -0.022 | 95 | answer-side The word 'molecular' appearing in scientific and chemistry contexts, particularly when modifying technical terms like dynamics, weight, structure, or simulations. |
| 150 | 40612 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -0.000 | 95 | answer-side The substring 'romium' appearing as part of 'Chromium' in contexts related to ChromeDriver downloads, browser automation, or Chromium project references. |
| 151 | 45444 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -0.040 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that terminate statements or lines in code structures, especially closing parentheses with semicolons '();' after method calls in database schema definitions, or path separators and newlines ending URIs in plugin/program metadata headers. |
| 152 | 49710 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -0.244 | 82 | answer-side Technical or formal nouns representing specialized terminology, concepts, or components in mathematics, programming, legal, or other professional domains. |
| 153 | 61202 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The token '_package' appearing as part of the CMake command 'find_package()' in build configuration files, used to locate external library dependencies. |
| 154 | 69601 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | unscored | 82 | answer-side Periods that end declarative sentences or clauses in technical, instructional, or formal documentation contexts, or tokens immediately following such sentence-ending periods. |
| 155 | 69900 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -1.265 | 92 | answer-side The word 'not' used as a negation particle in formal or explanatory text, typically negating verbs or predicates in clauses that explain why something would not occur, is not necessary, or does not provide a benefit. |
| 156 | 74233 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -0.021 | 85 | answer-side Terminal characters or suffixes appearing at the end of structured identifiers such as URLs, DOIs, arXiv numbers, or other academic/technical reference codes. |
| 157 | 76291 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Articles, verbs, and pronouns in English instructional or analytical text that relate to accomplishing goals, managing processes, or achieving objectives, particularly in explanatory contexts describing how to do something or defining capabilities. |
| 158 | 79161 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -0.030 | 75 | answer-side Tokens completing formal abstract nouns or technical terms, particularly those with learned suffixes, appearing in structured explanatory or educational contexts. |
| 159 | 83727 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -0.045 | 82 | answer-side Word-internal tokens that are continuations or fragments of longer words, typically representing suffixes, embedded syllables, or non-initial subword pieces in multilingual text where words are split across multiple tokens. |
| 160 | 86039 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | 0.011 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are part of C/C++ function parameter lists (particularly '(void)'), comparison operators in conditionals, or whitespace/formatting within code blocks in programming contexts. |
| 161 | 94251 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -0.079 | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in phrases describing incremental progress or achievement, particularly in constructions like 'one X at a time' or references to reaching victories/goals, where the token helps complete an expression of gradual accomplishment or successful completion. |
| 162 | 111403 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -1.793 | 85 | answer-side The feature activates on the syllable 'ту' within the Russian word 'виртуальный' (virtual) in Qwen's standard Russian self-introduction phrase 'Я Qwen, виртуальный ассистент созданный компанией Alibaba Cloud.' |
| 163 | 113891 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -0.002 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that appear at or immediately adjacent to points where text has been truncated, cut off, or interrupted, including tokens near explicit truncation markers, character limits, or incomplete words. |
| 164 | 114294 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -0.029 | 88 | answer-side Tokens within technical documentation comments (JSDoc, docstrings, XML docs) that introduce return value descriptions (typically 'The') or mark optional parameters (opening brackets), serving structural documentation purposes. |
| 165 | 122066 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -0.141 | 85 | answer-side Articles or nouns appearing in legal liability disclaimer language, particularly following phrases like 'arising out of' or 'arising from' in clauses that limit liability for damages related to use of products or services. |
| 166 | 128630 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -15.036 | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in technical, structured, or multilingual formatted text such as code snippets, legal citations, base64 strings, Chinese text, or corrupted characters, as opposed to natural flowing prose or dialogue. |
| 167 | 129217 | 8.33e-05 | 10 | -17.508 | 92 | answer-side Tokens appearing within highly repetitive sequences where the same word or short phrase is repeated many times consecutively in a list or pattern. |
| 168 | 1303 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.002 | 72 | answer-side Common, high-frequency vocabulary words and function words across multiple languages (English, Chinese, etc.) that provide general semantic or grammatical meaning rather than specialized technical content. |
| 169 | 2269 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.053 | 82 | answer-side Conjunctions and connective words (especially 'and') appearing in formal legal disclaimers, warranty statements, business documentation, or other standardized template text across multiple languages. |
| 170 | 3068 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are technical syntax elements (code keywords, markdown formatting), word suffixes (especially '-ing'), or occur in highly structured/formal contexts rather than natural conversational language. |
| 171 | 7561 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | 0.008 | 85 | answer-side Nouns denoting document types, structured elements, or formal objects (report, option, plan, agreement, prompt) that appear in formal, technical, or instructional contexts, typically preceded by demonstrative determiners like 'this' or 'each'. |
| 172 | 9672 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.028 | 85 | answer-side The token 'or' or 'being' when used to present contrasting alternatives or negated states in formal explanatory contexts, typically describing choices between opposing characteristics or classifications. |
| 173 | 15565 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal, structured content such as table cells, technical specifications, legal documents, and professional guidelines, typically in comparative or organizational contexts rather than flowing narrative text. |
| 174 | 17744 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.078 | 45 | answer-side Common structural, functional, or high-frequency tokens that serve formatting, timing, or syntactic purposes across multiple languages, particularly in technical, code, or formal writing contexts. |
| 175 | 19719 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.001 | 85 | answer-side Empty spaces or abbreviated/partial words that precede or are part of numerical measurements in scientific contexts, particularly molecular weights, molar masses, or mathematical volume calculations. |
| 176 | 21783 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The equals sign immediately preceding HTTP status codes in web server configuration files, particularly in nginx try_files directives (=404) and Apache RewriteRule redirect flags (R=301, R=302). |
| 177 | 22778 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.027 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are syntactic elements within programming code, technical documentation, or structured data formats, including operators, variable names, method calls, numeric literals in code contexts, and comment markers. |
| 178 | 27956 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.003 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are programming syntax elements, operators, or technical formatting characters appearing in code contexts, including arrow operators, colons followed by newlines, underscores in function names, and module/class name continuations. |
| 179 | 31562 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.021 | 72 | answer-side Grammatical function words and particles appearing in technical, instructional, or formal definitional contexts, particularly in documentation, code comments, mathematical explanations, or structured technical descriptions. |
| 180 | 33001 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.033 | 82 | answer-side The middle or continuation word in multi-word technical identifiers, proper names, legal/scientific terms, or compound phrases, where the complete term requires multiple tokens to express its full meaning. |
| 181 | 35787 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that denote specificity, suitability, or adaptation to particular conditions, requirements, or contexts, often appearing as adjectives or nouns describing things that are condition-specific, client-specific, or appropriately matched/connected to particular situations. |
| 182 | 45591 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.185 | 85 | answer-side Nouns denoting functional roles, agents, or components in technical, programming, or analytical contexts, particularly those that perform specific actions or serve defined purposes within systems or processes. |
| 183 | 49178 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.249 | 85 | answer-side URL components, including domain extensions (.com, .net), URL path segments (/documentation), and operators in code that handles or processes web addresses. |
| 184 | 52632 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The word 'of' in the phrase 'part of' or 'component of', indicating that something is an element or member of a larger entity or system. |
| 185 | 53827 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.010 | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in technical, mathematical, programming, or formal structured contexts (including code comments, mathematical notation, configuration syntax, and technical documentation), as opposed to natural conversational prose. |
| 186 | 55558 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens indicating fulfillment, satisfaction of requirements, or provision of needed elements, typically appearing in formal, technical, or professional contexts where conditions, standards, or needs are being met or satisfied. |
| 187 | 64757 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.009 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that introduce or reference specific attribute values, definite articles, or identifiers in technical/formal contexts, particularly in code snippets (HTML attributes like 'src') or in formal expository text where 'the' precedes a specific technical term or concept being defined. |
| 188 | 69410 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.032 | 65 | answer-side Abstract nouns, modal expressions, and verbs expressing capabilities, properties, or general states, typically in explanatory or descriptive contexts discussing features, behaviors, or conceptual information. |
| 189 | 70044 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Common domain-specific vocabulary words in formal or informational text, representing key concepts in discussions of history, economics, science, or business across multiple languages. |
| 190 | 70351 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -2.373 | 85 | answer-side The token '#include' in C++ code, which is a preprocessor directive used to include header files at the beginning of C++ programs. |
| 191 | 71152 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that specify the source, basis, or capability relationship in technical and formal explanations, particularly marking prepositions and conjunctions that indicate derivation ('from', 'based') or describe functional potential ('capability') in scientific, mathematical, or technical contexts. |
| 192 | 71657 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.012 | 95 | answer-side The token '_init' when it appears as part of the PHP function name 'curl_init', which initializes a cURL session for making HTTP requests in PHP code. |
| 193 | 74477 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.003 | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formulaic, template-like, or highly repetitive text contexts, such as legal boilerplate, concatenated hashtags, anonymization markers, and standardized phrases, rather than natural conversational or narrative prose. |
| 194 | 75703 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.031 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete or modify formal references, citations, named entities, or technical phrases, often appearing as the second element in compound terms (e.g., completing beach names, software license attributions, DOI numbers, or Chinese phrases about applying knowledge). |
| 195 | 83015 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.342 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete or form part of technical terms, proper nouns, code-related terminology, or serve as punctuation/formatting elements in structured or technical contexts, rather than content words in flowing narrative prose. |
| 196 | 86341 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | unscored | 82 | answer-side Tokens that are fragments of cybersecurity or penetration testing tool names, commands, URLs, or company names (like 'exploit' in Metasploit commands, '7' in 'Rapid7', URL fragments in security-related contexts). |
| 197 | 86653 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.036 | 82 | answer-side Tokens that are placeholders, generic references, or template variables in instructional text, tutorials, or documentation explaining how to set up or configure something, rather than specific substantive content or actual code implementations. |
| 198 | 88235 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.000 | 85 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal patent claims or legal agreements, particularly commas that separate structural elements in numbered claim statements, or key technical/legal terms within such formalized document structures. |
| 199 | 92993 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.359 | 85 | answer-side Definite articles ('the', 'el') that introduce nouns referring to specific items, properties, or conditions that must be maintained, retained, or preserved, typically in formal, legal, or technical documentation contexts. |
| 200 | 93250 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.020 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear at the start of or within structured metadata sections, including bibliography headers (литературы, Bibliography/Bibli) and HTML/code structural elements (div tags), marking transitions from narrative content to formal organizational structures. |
| 201 | 96045 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.040 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that serve as labels, placeholders, or structural markers in technical documentation, templates, structured data formats, or formal explanatory text, particularly words like 'Description', 'NAME', or their equivalents in other languages. |
| 202 | 97456 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Mid-sentence tokens in formal explanatory or technical writing, often appearing at transition points where text continues to elaborate, qualify, or expand on preceding statements. |
| 203 | 99803 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.133 | 75 | answer-side Token continuations or middle segments of compound terms, code literals, mathematical expressions, or word fragments, typically occurring in technical/programming contexts or as non-initial parts of multi-token units. |
| 204 | 100766 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Components of proper nouns, technical terms, or institutional names, particularly in Chinese contexts, as well as formatting delimiters and subword tokens in compound expressions. |
| 205 | 103422 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.172 | 95 | answer-side Superscript exponent characters (primarily ³, ⁴, ⁻²) that appear immediately after unit abbreviations (m, cm, mm, s) in mathematical or scientific notation expressing dimensions of volume, area, or other physical quantities. |
| 206 | 103760 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.041 | 85 | answer-side Tokens representing legal actions, lawsuits, or formal usage rights in contractual and legal contexts, particularly the words 'action' (English), 'ação/ações' (Portuguese), and '使用' (Chinese for 'use'), typically appearing in liability clauses, legal proceedings, or intellectual property discussions. |
| 207 | 104238 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.007 | 85 | answer-side Tokens representing the word 'language' or appearing in contexts discussing multilingual support, language learning, cross-language functionality, or language-related technical features, particularly in Chinese, Arabic, and English texts. |
| 208 | 105571 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.057 | 85 | answer-side Programming-related technical nouns that refer to specific software development concepts, constructs, or components (such as types, classes, methods, or other programming abstractions), typically appearing in documentation or technical explanations. |
| 209 | 105773 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -14.450 | 72 | answer-side Syntactic punctuation marks, grammatical particles, or structural tokens (like commas, brackets, version numbers, and Chinese particles) that appear in technical documentation, code, or formal multilingual text, particularly at boundaries between code elements, version identifiers, or as grammatical connectors. |
| 210 | 106464 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.001 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that immediately follow closing braces, brackets, or other structural punctuation in JSON or structured data formats, marking the transition between data elements or the start of nested structures. |
| 211 | 111063 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Closing punctuation or delimiters that terminate mathematical expressions, code snippets, or formatted text spans (parentheses, brackets, backticks, asterisks) in technical or multilingual documents. |
| 212 | 114184 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.042 | 95 | answer-side Closing braces ('}') in C++, C#, Java, or Qt code that end a class, namespace, or code block definition, typically followed by newlines and the start of a new code structure. |
| 213 | 119631 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'Minimal' appearing as part of the standard Unreal Engine C++ header include directive '#include "CoreMinimal.h"', which is boilerplate code at the beginning of Unreal Engine class header files. |
| 214 | 119822 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The word 'of' used as a preposition in formal or technical English writing, particularly in phrases indicating possession, relationships, or part-whole connections in structured contexts. |
| 215 | 121889 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.035 | 72 | answer-side Keywords, directives, or reserved words in structured technical formats (programming languages, markup, configuration files) or functional relationship words in natural language, typically indicating commands, selections, requirements, or structural elements rather than content. |
| 216 | 124438 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.085 | 92 | answer-side The second component of multi-part programming attributes, decorators, or annotations (e.g., 'Menu' in 'AddComponentMenu', 'Only' in 'SideOnly', 'Annotation' in database migrations), appearing immediately after the first part of the compound identifier. |
| 217 | 124575 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | unscored | 82 | answer-side Tokens that are part of ASCII art diagrams, technical flowcharts, or structured visual representations made with text characters, particularly plus signs (+) used as connectors or corners in boxes and lines, or tokens embedded within such structured technical formatting. |
| 218 | 124775 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.016 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that represent internal word boundaries or mid-word segments within technical terms, compound words, or multi-word phrases in programming and technical documentation contexts. |
| 219 | 126485 | 7.50e-05 | 9 | -0.126 | 82 | answer-side Tokens that fill syntactic slots in rigid structured formats, particularly the CREATE keyword in SQL table definitions and digits/whitespace completing time format patterns. |
| 220 | 2683 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that occur at or immediately after syntactic boundaries marking the completion of a semantic unit, such as sentence endings, clause boundaries following punctuation, or transitional words that bridge complete thoughts. |
| 221 | 4119 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens representing system users, agents, or actors (in English or Chinese), and NULL values in programming contexts, typically appearing in technical documentation, code, or discussions about user interactions with systems. |
| 222 | 6710 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 92 | answer-side Tokens that are part of or directly reference the programming/computing concept of 'pipeline' or 'piping', referring to mechanisms that pass data or output from one process/command to another in sequence. |
| 223 | 7852 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | 0.021 | 72 | answer-side Word-internal segments, suffixes, or morphemes in non-English languages (particularly CJK, Arabic, Hungarian, Spanish), often representing bound morphemes or word fragments rather than complete standalone words. |
| 224 | 8160 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 95 | answer-side Attribute names, property keys, or configuration parameter names in structured code and configuration files (JSON, YAML, XML, HTML attributes, build configs). |
| 225 | 10417 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The conjunction 'and' (or equivalent) connecting two parallel organizational, professional, or institutional entities (like businesses, developers, companies, systems) in formal technical or business documentation and descriptions. |
| 226 | 10992 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are structural or syntactic elements within technical formats, including HTML/code attributes, date components, mathematical notation symbols, and other formal specification syntax. |
| 227 | 13127 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.005 | 85 | answer-side Verbs and related terms denoting the action of viewing, reading, or accessing information, particularly in contexts involving permissions, access rights, or the ability to see content without modification. |
| 228 | 13453 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.015 | 92 | answer-side Closing portions of XML or HTML tag names, particularly the end of opening or closing tag identifiers in markup language syntax. |
| 229 | 16600 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The token 'text' when it appears as part of technical syntax in LaTeX mathematical notation (e.g., '\text{...}'), chemical formulas, or as part of MIME type declarations in HTML/JavaScript code (e.g., 'text/javascript'). |
| 230 | 18138 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -1.369 | 85 | answer-side Technical class names, service identifiers, or namespace components in programming code that are part of compound API or library names, typically appearing as the second element after a prefix like 'Google', 'Simple', or as standalone service-related terms in code contexts. |
| 231 | 20080 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Suffix portions of proper nouns and compound terms, particularly 'romium' from 'chromium' in technical documentation URLs and similar word fragments within brand names or botanical terms. |
| 232 | 23512 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The closing parenthesis that ends a stage direction or character action in screenplay/script dialogue attribution, occurring between the character name and their spoken dialogue. |
| 233 | 23632 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 92 | answer-side File extension components, path suffixes, or module name endings in C/C++ #include directives or Go import statements, typically completing system library or header file references in low-level programming code. |
| 234 | 25213 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Short, frequently-occurring tokens that provide structural, grammatical, or connective functions in text rather than carrying primary semantic content, including common function words, particles, and formatting elements like indentation. |
| 235 | 27939 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | 0.001 | 82 | answer-side Numeric or string literals serving as indices, keys, or enumeration values within structured data representations like arrays, dictionaries, graphs, or enumerated lists in programming/technical contexts. |
| 236 | 28508 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.319 | 75 | answer-side Uppercase or capitalized technical abbreviations and terminology (XML, HTML) appearing in programming contexts, or common technical terms at boundaries of method names, file types, or technical specifications. |
| 237 | 29779 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.013 | 78 | answer-side Abstract nouns and noun-like terms that describe inherent qualities, characteristics, purposes, or defining properties of entities, typically appearing in explanatory or descriptive passages that articulate what something consists of or aims to achieve. |
| 238 | 30899 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | 0.002 | 85 | answer-side The hyphen character that serves as a separator in locale codes within URLs (like 'en-us', 'es-es') or in numeric expressions in programming code (like 'n-1'). |
| 239 | 44520 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.007 | 95 | answer-side The keyword argument 'mode' in Python's open() function call, used to specify the file access mode (read, write, append) when opening files. |
| 240 | 44731 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | 0.098 | 95 | answer-side The word 'RELEASE' or 'Release' appearing as part of the standard press release header phrase 'FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE' at the beginning of media announcements and public relations documents. |
| 241 | 54419 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in contexts that reference sources, cite examples, or describe common/typical instances, particularly when introducing or pointing to standard reference materials or well-known exemplars. |
| 242 | 55439 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that represent natural, expected, or conventional continuations in their linguistic or syntactic context, including predictable word completions, standard operators, closing punctuation, or common word combinations. |
| 243 | 59044 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens referring to characteristics, properties, features, qualities, or modifications/amendments that define or describe attributes of entities, concepts, or formal agreements. |
| 244 | 59072 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.007 | 45 | answer-side Common words appearing in mundane, everyday contexts such as product descriptions, instructions, standard lists, or routine procedural text, as opposed to specialized technical or distinctive creative content. |
| 245 | 59916 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.089 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that close or complete syntactic structures in code, markup, or technical notation, particularly closing angle brackets in HTML/XML tags and characters that finalize formal expressions like file paths or chemical formulas. |
| 246 | 65148 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.015 | 75 | answer-side Tokens immediately following punctuation (colons, line breaks, dashes) that introduce explanatory content, definitions, structured lists, or new subsections in formatted text. |
| 247 | 66018 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.007 | 85 | answer-side Single-character tokens functioning as delimiters, separators, or structural elements within formatted data contexts such as configuration strings, reference numbers, database fields, or table separators. |
| 248 | 66742 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.001 | 85 | answer-side The conjunction 'and' (or 'y' in Spanish) when connecting paired verbs or actions in formal, technical, or instructional descriptions of processes or methods, particularly after verbs like 'select,' 'choose,' or 'pick.' |
| 249 | 69613 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Property names, field keys, or structural identifiers in code, configuration files, or structured data formats like YAML and JSON, typically appearing as metadata labels or object properties. |
| 250 | 71530 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | 0.002 | 85 | answer-side Whitespace, spacing characters, or formatting tokens used for alignment and structure in technical documents, tables, code, and formatted text across multiple languages. |
| 251 | 72250 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.005 | 72 | answer-side Simple tokens (punctuation, single characters, digits, or short function words) appearing in multilingual technical documentation or code contexts, especially at language/syntax boundaries. |
| 252 | 76645 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.052 | 85 | answer-side Fragments or suffixes of library, package, or framework names in code import statements or API references, typically in programming contexts where external dependencies are being referenced. |
| 253 | 78555 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are key conceptual terms or functional labels (nouns, technical terms, or action verbs) naming specific objects, goals, operations, or topics within instructional or technical contexts, particularly in Chinese text or formal procedural descriptions. |
| 254 | 78852 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.453 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are parts of technical identifiers, method/field names, or appear immediately after structural syntax elements in code, configuration files, or formatted text contexts. |
| 255 | 81056 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.002 | 72 | answer-side Syntactic elements, connectors, or structural tokens appearing in code snippets, technical queries, or structured technical/formal writing contexts, including variable name components, punctuation, query literals, code formatting characters, and clause connectors. |
| 256 | 81730 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Conditional conjunctions (primarily 'if' and negative constructions like 'no') that introduce advice, motivational statements, philosophical guidelines, or prescriptive wisdom in quotations and inspirational text. |
| 257 | 84841 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.013 | 92 | answer-side The token that introduces the specific classification, category, or role designation immediately following phrases about registration, being registered, or formal classification in bureaucratic or administrative contexts. |
| 258 | 85108 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are part of technical programming documentation, including code structure keywords (members, export), documentation configuration parameters, or terms appearing in API references and code comments that describe programmatic elements and their properties. |
| 259 | 85741 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.005 | 75 | answer-side Uppercase tokens that are part of technical abbreviations, acronyms, code property names, or proper nouns in formal/technical contexts, often appearing in programming code, financial terminology, or structured documentation. |
| 260 | 89067 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -2.264 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that serve as connectors or linking elements in structured formats, including mathematical operators (cdot, times), module/path separators in code and URLs, and repeated elements in parallel constructions. |
| 261 | 93149 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | 0.003 | 85 | answer-side Variable names and identifiers in programming code contexts, particularly when they are being declared, assigned, or introduced for the first time in technical documentation or code snippets. |
| 262 | 97522 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -1.068 | 85 | answer-side Section headings or labels in formal documents that introduce descriptive or explanatory content, particularly words like 'Summary', 'Brief', 'Description', 'Overview', and similar structural markers in technical documentation, patents, and presentations. |
| 263 | 102788 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.961 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that soften assertions, hedge certainty, or serve as discourse markers in multilingual contexts, including emojis, modal qualifiers (maybe/perhaps), and technical suffix components across English, Italian, Chinese, and other languages. |
| 264 | 102968 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.008 | 75 | answer-side Tokens representing main entry points, primary components, or principal elements in programming and technical contexts, particularly 'main' functions, 'Launcher' activities, and related acronyms like 'VAR' denoting primary concepts. |
| 265 | 108830 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.065 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear in structured, formatted, or technical content contexts, particularly at syntactic boundaries in tables, lists, numerical data, formal documentation, or technical definitions where precision and formatting are explicitly maintained. |
| 266 | 111840 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.003 | 72 | answer-side Internal syllables or character sequences within technical terms, proper nouns, brand names, or specialized terminology, particularly in contexts involving product specifications, technology documentation, or multi-language text. |
| 267 | 111878 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear as the final or terminating element within structured data formats such as table cells, code parameters, list items, or other delimited components in technical or formatted text. |
| 268 | 118858 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 78 | answer-side Tokens that are part of words or conjunctions relating to clinical practice, empirical research, experimental work, or professional expertise in medical, academic, or scientific contexts, particularly when discussing evidence-based approaches or practical application of knowledge. |
| 269 | 119160 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | 0.004 | 82 | answer-side Single characters or very short character sequences that function as part of format specifiers (especially '%s' in C printf statements) or placeholder tokens in technical/programming contexts, particularly within usage messages and command strings. |
| 270 | 119179 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | unscored | 92 | answer-side The core library or filename component in web development resource paths, typically appearing as the final identifying segment in URLs, import statements, or script tags for JavaScript libraries and CSS files. |
| 271 | 120669 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -1.671 | 82 | answer-side Tokens that are part of property names or keywords in data binding expressions, particularly those specifying binding sources, anchors, or triggers in declarative UI frameworks like XAML, QML, or similar markup languages. |
| 272 | 127494 | 6.67e-05 | 8 | -0.138 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that represent abstract concepts, attributes, qualities, or functional/relational terms used in explanatory or analytical contexts to characterize or define properties of a subject. |
| 273 | 440 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.037 | 82 | answer-side Tokens that appear in concessive or contrastive constructions, particularly following or within phrases that introduce limitations, qualifications, or exceptions (such as 'while', 'although', 'but', '虽然') to acknowledge one fact while contrasting it with another. |
| 274 | 6128 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.001 | 45 | answer-side Common, high-frequency tokens that serve basic grammatical, structural, or formatting purposes across different languages and contexts (including articles, prepositions, common verbs, whitespace, and frequent characters). |
| 275 | 6202 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear at structural boundaries in formatted text layouts, particularly marking the start of new table cells, list items, or formatted sections in ASCII tables, markdown lists, and diagrams. |
| 276 | 7818 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.023 | 82 | answer-side Suffixes or latter portions of compound technical identifiers (class names, module names, or library components) in programming code, especially within import statements, class definitions, or dotted namespace paths. |
| 277 | 10189 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Whitespace tokens (spaces, tabs, newlines) that serve syntactic or formatting purposes in structured text like source code, tables, or markup languages. |
| 278 | 10780 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 78 | answer-side Copular verbs (particularly 'is') and transitional words (like 'following') that introduce definitions, explanations, or enumerations in formal declarative statements, quotes, or terms of service contexts. |
| 279 | 13370 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing within highly structured, templated, or formatted text patterns including code syntax, ASCII art, legal boilerplate, formatted lists, or random alphanumeric strings where the text follows rigid formatting conventions. |
| 280 | 14037 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.010 | 72 | answer-side Word suffixes forming gerunds or present participles (particularly '-ing' endings), and document formatting separators like horizontal rules or section delimiters. |
| 281 | 14727 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 78 | answer-side Tokens that syntactically introduce or immediately precede specific values, parameters, or arguments—including prepositions before noun phrases in natural language and delimiter punctuation (parentheses, brackets, commas) before literals, version numbers, or parameters in code and structured text. |
| 282 | 16093 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Past participles, completive aspect markers, or resultative verb forms across multiple languages (primarily Chinese completive markers like 到, but also Russian and code syntax), indicating completed actions or achieved states. |
| 283 | 21278 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.000 | 85 | answer-side Syntactic punctuation tokens (quotation marks, equals signs, spaces) that are part of code structure in configuration files and programming language statements, particularly in property assignments and configuration definitions. |
| 284 | 21283 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.116 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are fragments of Persian/Farsi words written in Arabic script, or tokens appearing in mixed RTL (right-to-left) language contexts, particularly common Persian word components like 'صح' (ṣaḥ). |
| 285 | 23583 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.014 | 72 | answer-side Suffixes or morphemes that complete technical, legal, or computing terminology, particularly in contexts describing software licenses (permissive), computing specifications (bit/位), or legal/technical dual-nature concepts. |
| 286 | 25820 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.138 | 75 | answer-side Chinese characters that are part of technical or educational terminology, particularly in contexts discussing technology, computer science, or educational systems. |
| 287 | 26443 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | 0.061 | 92 | answer-side Tokens that immediately follow or are part of 'Field' or 'Technical Field' section headers in patent applications and technical documents, marking the transition point where the document begins describing the technical domain of the invention. |
| 288 | 26606 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Word-internal boundaries in compound words or multi-morpheme words, particularly at the junction between semantic components or where a second meaningful unit begins within a single token. |
| 289 | 29840 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.014 | 72 | answer-side Internal substrings or character sequences within compound technical terms, command-line tools, library names, or multi-character words in code contexts and proper nouns, where the token represents a meaningful fragment of a larger term. |
| 290 | 30332 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that complete rarity, quality, or classification labels in structured item or entity descriptions, typically appearing after level indicators and before stat listings in gaming or formal documentation contexts. |
| 291 | 34019 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 90 | answer-side The preposition 'through' (or its French equivalent 'dans' meaning 'in/through') when used to introduce methods, pathways, or channels for accomplishing tasks in instructional, procedural, or customer service contexts. |
| 292 | 34036 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Closing punctuation or delimiter (typically asterisks) immediately following bolded, emphasized, or formatted labels, headers, and key terms in structured technical, educational, or tabular text. |
| 293 | 37440 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.007 | 92 | answer-side The token 'global' or 'globals' (case-insensitive) appearing in programming code or configuration files to denote global scope, global variables, global settings sections, or global configuration options. |
| 294 | 37949 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.045 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear as connectors, pronouns, or continuation words within technical documentation, instructional text, or formal procedural descriptions, especially in contexts involving software development, business documentation, or structured explanations. |
| 295 | 38156 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.003 | 75 | answer-side Common English words appearing in formal or explanatory prose contexts, typically functioning as general-purpose vocabulary in natural language text rather than technical, code, or non-English content. |
| 296 | 40894 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The token 'is' appearing in code comments that describe conditional logic about a target value, specifically in binary search algorithm implementations where it forms part of phrases like 'If target is smaller/larger'. |
| 297 | 41458 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.002 | 82 | answer-side Technical abbreviations, acronyms, or standardized identifiers commonly used in programming, cryptography, documentation, or formal technical contexts (e.g., HTML tags, encryption algorithms like RSA, license names like MIT). |
| 298 | 43230 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.304 | 82 | answer-side Tokens that are syntactic punctuation or delimiters in code, markup languages, or technical documentation, particularly property accessors (dots followed by identifiers), method chains, and structural brackets used in programming or markup contexts. |
| 299 | 46844 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | 0.090 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that function as connective elements in ASCII art (particularly eyes in emoticons represented by 'o', '.', or similar characters between delimiters) or hyphens within compound words and technical terms. |
| 300 | 47351 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.312 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are parts of or complete names of mobile applications, software platforms, or technical interface elements appearing within instructional or technical documentation contexts, particularly in how-to guides or setup instructions. |
| 301 | 50699 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.580 | — | no description available for this feature |
| 302 | 51218 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that complete semantic phrases, idioms, or proper noun compounds, often appearing at natural linguistic boundaries where a meaningful unit of text concludes. |
| 303 | 51994 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that appear within or adjacent to alphanumeric sequences, technical identifiers, or compound terms that mix letters, numbers, and special characters, particularly in academic citations, code syntax, or multilingual technical text. |
| 304 | 53847 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.055 | 75 | answer-side Tokens representing structural elements, configuration properties, formatting/whitespace, or naming components in programming code contexts, particularly in object-oriented or framework configuration code. |
| 305 | 54234 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.008 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that serve as structural markers, transitions, or boundaries in text, including temporal connectors starting new clauses, section headers, list item numbers, and capitalized words in code constants or identifiers. |
| 306 | 57334 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Grammatical function words and inflectional morphemes (prepositions, case endings, noun suffixes) in non-English languages, particularly Spanish and Russian. |
| 307 | 64525 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.015 | 92 | answer-side The token 'purpose' or related terms for functional objectives/effectiveness appearing in formal legal contexts, particularly in standard warranty disclaimer phrases like 'fitness for a particular purpose' or discussions of operational efficiency and objectives. |
| 308 | 65637 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.084 | 95 | answer-side The token 'Illinois' when appearing as part of university names in educational or academic contexts, particularly in course listings and research descriptions. |
| 309 | 71146 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.559 | 72 | answer-side Nouns or noun fragments appearing in formal technical documentation, procedural instructions, or legal/licensing text, referring to technical components, formal requirements, or elements within structured systems. |
| 310 | 74938 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.025 | 75 | answer-side Technical or classificatory adjectives and nouns that describe properties of computational concepts, data structures, protocols, or systematic classifications in educational or reference documentation. |
| 311 | 75115 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Punctuation marks and word fragments that occur at structural boundaries in formatted text, including commas, colons, quotation marks, parentheses in code or tables, and tokenized word parts following capitalization breaks. |
| 312 | 82742 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.692 | 72 | answer-side Relational or connective tokens that establish relationships between entities, including prepositions linking concepts ('is', 'against'), possessive/reflexive markers in Chinese ('自己', '中国的'), and technical scope/namespace operators in programming ('::'). |
| 313 | 83618 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.006 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that complete or are part of technical class names, constants, or XML attributes in Android/Java/Kotlin programming code, particularly suffixes of fully qualified identifiers like '.MAIN', '_MAIN', or 'Deserializer'. |
| 314 | 90126 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.007 | 75 | answer-side Mid-word or continuation tokens within technical identifiers, package names, file paths, function names, or compound technical terms in programming and scientific contexts. |
| 315 | 92792 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that introduce or reference technical implementations, code examples, or programming structures, typically serving as connectors between the description of a concept and its concrete example or elaboration. |
| 316 | 95755 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.020 | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in contexts related to PowerShell scripting, PowerShell commands, or technical code examples, particularly when introducing or discussing PowerShell code blocks in documentation or tutorials. |
| 317 | 101263 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.003 | 92 | answer-side The final letters or suffix portion of an acronym appearing immediately after its full expanded definition in parentheses, typically in formal, technical, or organizational contexts. |
| 318 | 101868 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that immediately follow or are wrapped by structural formatting markers (such as **, colons, or code syntax) in technical documentation, formal memos, or structured lists. |
| 319 | 106565 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of structural metadata labels or section headers introducing technical specifications, references, or categorical information about systems and models. |
| 320 | 106754 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are common functional nouns or markers in formal, technical, or biographical contexts, often denoting time periods (birth dates, month abbreviations), technical terms (errors, specifications), or purpose/usage designations, particularly in East Asian language text or technical English. |
| 321 | 110423 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Common functional words or morphemes (in Chinese, French, or English) that appear in mid-sentence positions, serving to continue or connect ideas within the flow of multilingual text. |
| 322 | 111438 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | 0.001 | 85 | answer-side Single digits appearing within decimal numerical values that represent physical or chemical properties (such as density, refractive index, or molecular measurements) in scientific or technical contexts. |
| 323 | 111517 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that specify particular attributes, qualities, or characteristics in explanatory or descriptive contexts, often following phrases that introduce what is being defined or characterized. |
| 324 | 112547 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The word 'where' (or similar interrogative words) appearing in informal conversational dialogue, typically in questions about location, situation, or circumstances between characters in a narrative or chat context. |
| 325 | 113785 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens representing objects, concepts, or actions that are the direct target or focus of manipulation, configuration, discussion, or action within technical, procedural, or explanatory contexts. |
| 326 | 114887 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that complete formal citations, legal case references, academic abbreviations, or bibliographic notations in scholarly and legal documents, including ordinal suffixes, abbreviated journal names, court designations, and reference numbers. |
| 327 | 118401 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens or word fragments relating to biological reproduction, particularly pollination and sexual reproduction in plants and organisms. |
| 328 | 120691 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.369 | 75 | answer-side Syntactic elements in programming code, including property accessors, delimiters, method names, parameters, and other structural tokens that form the grammar of code rather than semantic identifiers or natural language text. |
| 329 | 122230 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.077 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are fragments of technical identifiers (especially OpenGL/graphics API function names like 'BufferData'), parts of non-English words in Cyrillic or Romance languages, or alphanumeric codes, typically appearing in programming contexts or multilingual text rather than natural English prose. |
| 330 | 124761 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.003 | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in cautionary or advisory instructions that recommend avoiding, moderating, or being careful about specific actions or behaviors, often in the context of best practices or safety guidance. |
| 331 | 127703 | 5.83e-05 | 7 | -0.022 | 72 | answer-side Subword tokens or morphemes that form part of agent nouns or role-describing words, particularly suffixes like '-or'/'-er' in English or the Chinese character '者', which denote a person who performs an action or occupies a role. |
| 332 | 928 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.004 | 85 | answer-side The suffix 'ader' in the Python library name 'backtrader' when appearing in code examples, particularly in import statements or code documentation contexts. |
| 333 | 1422 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.002 | 72 | answer-side Single-character or minimal tokens (punctuation, single letters, or very short function words) appearing within technical, scientific, chemical nomenclature, or formatted text contexts, often serving grammatical or structural rather than semantic purposes. |
| 334 | 1513 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Common Chinese words and phrases appearing in formal or professional Simplified Chinese text, including function words and content words used in business communications, presentations, announcements, and instructional materials. |
| 335 | 1703 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.006 | 85 | answer-side Technical identifiers, library names, API references, and documentation-specific terminology appearing in code snippets, URLs, and software development documentation. |
| 336 | 3097 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.862 | 85 | answer-side The preposition 'of' (or equivalent 'de' in Romance languages) in phrases expressing origin, source, or provenance, typically following words like 'origin', 'source', or similar terms that indicate where something comes from. |
| 337 | 4876 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -3.697 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that function as syntactic delimiters, closing markers, or technical identifiers in code or structured text, or non-English alphabetic tokens in multilingual contexts, particularly those marking boundaries or transitions in programming syntax or formatted text. |
| 338 | 5761 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The word 'voice' when used to describe how someone is speaking in a calming, soothing, or deliberately modulated manner, particularly in contexts involving comfort, reassurance, or hypnotic suggestion. |
| 339 | 6167 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens that complete technical identifiers, macros, or command names in programming and software development contexts, particularly suffixes or continuations of abbreviated terms in code snippets. |
| 340 | 7513 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.035 | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in Chinese text that are part of possessive or attributive constructions relating to a collective first-person subject ('our'/'to us'), particularly in contexts describing challenges, tests, or hidden/stored items affecting a group. |
| 341 | 8281 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are part of code identifiers, package/module paths, or structured technical data in programming contexts, particularly within import statements, variable names, or formatted output. |
| 342 | 10316 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Parts of technical or scientific compound terms, particularly components of established named formulas, methods, or formal research program names in documentation or code contexts. |
| 343 | 11530 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.426 | 75 | answer-side Formal parameter names, legal terminology (especially 'ACTION' in liability clauses), or variable identifiers in technical documentation and legal text, particularly in contexts describing contract terms, liability limitations, or function parameters. |
| 344 | 14035 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.042 | 45 | answer-side Content words (nouns or verbs) in formal Chinese text discussing organizational, institutional, or educational concepts, particularly those related to establishing systems, party organization, or administrative structures. |
| 345 | 15259 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Common English words and HTML/code tokens appearing in technical documentation, academic writing, web content, or formal English prose, as opposed to non-English languages or highly specialized terminologies. |
| 346 | 15604 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.056 | 85 | answer-side The opening parenthesis and 'self' parameter in Python method definitions, particularly the `build(self)` method signature commonly used in Kivy framework application classes. |
| 347 | 16103 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.596 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of URL paths or identifiers specifically related to Microsoft Windows operating system downloads, installations, or container images, particularly the '/windows' path component in microsoft.com URLs. |
| 348 | 16901 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear at structural or syntactic boundaries where text transitions between different formats, contexts, or content types (e.g., within URLs, HTML attributes, CSS classes, or at the beginning of new logical sections following metadata or formatting elements). |
| 349 | 19031 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Mid-frequency functional words or characters in various languages that serve as connectors, descriptors, or operators within compound terms, technical syntax, or common phrases. |
| 350 | 21605 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.032 | 92 | answer-side Russian language tokens, including word fragments, morphemes, and complete words appearing in Russian text contexts. |
| 351 | 24923 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.061 | 65 | answer-side Tokens expressing uncertainty, possibility, conditionality, or exploratory/investigative actions in contexts where something is being considered as a potential option or examined rather than stated definitively. |
| 352 | 25289 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.018 | 75 | answer-side English tokens in instructional or how-to content about entrepreneurship, business development, and online monetization, particularly in contexts describing action steps or identifying opportunities. |
| 353 | 26119 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.011 | 75 | answer-side Technical or domain-specific terms that are being introduced or emphasized within explanatory contexts, typically representing key concepts in programming, systems, logic, or formal explanations. |
| 354 | 26850 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.198 | 75 | answer-side Negation or prevention-related tokens (including inflectional endings) in technical or security contexts, particularly when distinguishing between human and automated access or describing protective measures against bots. |
| 355 | 31278 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that immediately follow or are adjacent to markup delimiters, special formatting characters, or text boundary markers (such as <<, >>, />) in contexts involving code, HTML tags, or formatted text transitions. |
| 356 | 34853 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | 0.003 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that introduce inclusions, references, or examples in technical documentation, including the word 'Include' in programming code attributes/properties and the Chinese character '如' (meaning 'such as/like') when providing examples. |
| 357 | 36997 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Nouns or noun components that serve as descriptive labels or key terminology within technical documentation, code comments, structured data fields, or formal instructional text, typically appearing as part of compound terms or categorical identifiers. |
| 358 | 40585 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Complete English words that serve as the first or standalone component in technical compound terms or phrases, particularly in programming, database, and mathematical contexts. |
| 359 | 43326 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.022 | 72 | answer-side Grammatical function words and particles that establish syntactic relationships, including auxiliary/modal constructions in English and aspect markers or prepositions in Chinese. |
| 360 | 43555 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Technical identifiers, formal section headers, or API/code constant names that appear in specialized documentation, programming code, or formal structured text. |
| 361 | 44582 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.061 | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal legal disclaimers, official statistical reports, or technical documentation, particularly within standardized liability clauses, government data reporting, and error messages. |
| 362 | 46048 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.020 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of words indicating submission, presentation, or transmission of information, forms, or documents, typically in formal or procedural contexts. |
| 363 | 48679 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 82 | answer-side Conjunctions and linking verbs (particularly 'and' and 'is') that appear in technical documentation contexts, specifically when describing API responses, return values, data structures, or function behaviors in code documentation. |
| 364 | 48997 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.011 | 72 | answer-side Subword tokens that represent middle portions of words, particularly in non-English languages or technical contexts, where tokenization has split a word into fragments rather than capturing complete morphemes or standard token boundaries. |
| 365 | 50169 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.163 | 75 | answer-side Common English function words (prepositions, verbs, letters) appearing in explanatory or instructional English text, as opposed to non-English languages or code contexts. |
| 366 | 50363 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.030 | 72 | answer-side Tokens in formal written texts that present information, descriptions, or documentation, typically in business, educational, or professional contexts in European languages (especially English and Italian). |
| 367 | 53570 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Nouns denoting user interface components or software elements in English technical documentation and instructional text. |
| 368 | 55526 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -1.411 | 92 | answer-side The word 'particular' appearing in formulaic legal or technical phrases, especially in the context of 'particular purpose' or referring to something specialized or specific rather than general. |
| 369 | 56172 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.003 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear at syntactic boundaries marking the end of statements or clauses in structured text, particularly in code (like import statements, function calls) and formal written content, often preceding transitions to new lines or logical units. |
| 370 | 56205 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that function as discourse connectors, degree modifiers, or clause-linking elements in bilingual text (primarily Chinese and English), appearing mid-sentence when expressing comparisons, extent, or contrasting information. |
| 371 | 56983 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -1.587 | 82 | answer-side Non-Latin script characters, particularly Chinese (Hanzi) and Cyrillic characters, appearing in multilingual or mixed-script contexts where different writing systems are used together in translation, transliteration, or code-switching scenarios. |
| 372 | 57076 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.023 | 78 | answer-side Past participles or gerunds of formal action verbs (especially those related to agreements, processing, or transactions) appearing in legal, technical, or business documentation contexts. |
| 373 | 62120 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 92 | answer-side Long sequences of whitespace (spaces) within code comment header blocks, specifically in the MQL4/MQL5 file header format where spaces pad between the delimiter and the filename. |
| 374 | 62718 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.000 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear at script boundaries or in multilingual/technical contexts, particularly in code snippets mixed with natural language, mathematical notation, or where different writing systems (English, Chinese, Portuguese) intersect within the same document. |
| 375 | 63024 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete or form the latter portion of proper nouns, character names, titles (like 'Mr.'), or technical/specialized terms in English text. |
| 376 | 63509 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that mark methodological alternatives, comparative methods, or grammatical structures indicating different approaches or options, particularly appearing when contrasting different ways of doing something or closing a structured format (like markdown emphasis). |
| 377 | 65237 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.001 | 75 | answer-side Standard library module or package names in programming import statements, particularly for low-level systems programming constructs like memory management (ptr) and data structures (heap). |
| 378 | 65773 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Technical command syntax tokens, configuration keywords, or code delimiters in programming/scripting contexts, particularly in command-line interfaces, configuration files, and system administration scripts. |
| 379 | 67166 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.002 | 95 | answer-side The digit '1' in the HTML viewport meta tag attribute 'initial-scale=1.0', which sets the initial zoom level for responsive web pages. |
| 380 | 68398 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.005 | 82 | answer-side Articles and function words appearing in technical documentation, instructional guides, or formal explanatory text that describes procedures, concepts, or structured information. |
| 381 | 70832 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Closing punctuation marks or boundary characters (parentheses, commas, or structural characters in Chinese/German) that mark the end of clauses, phrases, or parenthetical expressions in technical or multilingual text. |
| 382 | 72949 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete concrete nouns, product names, technical terms, or service-related vocabulary in commercial, technical, or consumer-oriented contexts across multiple languages. |
| 383 | 73587 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 75 | answer-side XML or HTML attribute names and string values that appear in markup syntax, particularly as attribute identifiers following tags or in quoted attribute values within structured document formats. |
| 384 | 76183 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.040 | 85 | answer-side Technical identifiers in code representing module paths, object attributes, method/function names, or package namespaces in programming contexts. |
| 385 | 77955 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Common English function words or word fragments ('you', 'any', 'that', 'clear') appearing in conversational dialogue or informal narrative text, as opposed to code, technical writing, or non-English content. |
| 386 | 78658 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.004 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that appear within or immediately adjacent to parenthetical stage directions, character actions, or narrative descriptions in screenplay/script-formatted text. |
| 387 | 79382 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The word 'not' appearing in the specific Winston Churchill quote about success and failure ('Success is not final, failure is not fatal...'). |
| 388 | 81352 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 78 | answer-side Words denoting organized systems, frameworks, or structural compositions in technical, architectural, or organizational contexts, including physical structures (buildings), code organization, molecular/scientific structures, and systematic arrangements. |
| 389 | 81434 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.026 | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in multilingual or Chinese-language contexts, including names, punctuation, and words adjacent to non-English scripts or embedded in code/URLs with international character sets. |
| 390 | 83558 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.007 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete formal declarations, structured boilerplate text, or conventional expressions in headers and professional documents, particularly copyright notices in code comments and formal acknowledgments in correspondence. |
| 391 | 85849 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.001 | 95 | answer-side The opening bold markdown delimiter ('**') used to begin bold formatting in structured lists, instructions, cast information, or step-by-step content. |
| 392 | 89640 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.025 | 82 | answer-side Tokens that begin the content of list items or enumerated sections, appearing immediately after structural markers like numbers, bullets, colons, or bold formatting in formatted text. |
| 393 | 90255 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -3.316 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that mark transitional boundaries in structured or formal text, including punctuation at clause endings, words completing technical terms or proper names, and terminology in institutional or procedural descriptions, particularly in multilingual formal contexts. |
| 394 | 91106 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Whitespace characters (spaces, newlines) or commas that serve as delimiters or separators in structured contexts such as code syntax, numbered lists, or formatted text, rather than within flowing prose. |
| 395 | 92135 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.091 | 78 | answer-side Commas that separate introductory phrases or clauses from main clauses in poetic or formal literary prose, typically following descriptive or abstract phrases that set up the subsequent statement. |
| 396 | 93169 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.052 | 75 | answer-side Closing angle brackets (>) in XML/HTML tags, code syntax, or markup structures, and the character positions immediately following these closing brackets. |
| 397 | 93498 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.011 | 85 | answer-side Programming language keywords and type/class identifiers that appear in code declarations, particularly in import statements, language version specifications, and class/module definitions in languages like Solidity and Ruby. |
| 398 | 94043 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | 0.048 | 92 | answer-side The final word in formal technical or academic document section headings, particularly in patent applications ('Invention') and research papers ('Study'), appearing in standardized phrases that introduce background or description sections. |
| 399 | 100977 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Opening braces or structural delimiters that mark the beginning of nested objects or data structures, primarily in JSON or code contexts. |
| 400 | 105581 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.230 | 45 | answer-side Semantically important tokens (key nouns, pronouns, modal verbs, or classification symbols) that carry central meaning in formal, structured, or narrative text contexts across multiple languages. |
| 401 | 106306 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Morphological affixes, inflections, or word-completing segments in non-English languages (particularly Chinese, Slavic, and Romance languages) that modify or complete the grammatical or semantic meaning of a word stem. |
| 402 | 106731 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | 0.016 | 72 | answer-side Formal or structural tokens appearing in templated documents, legal agreements, technical code, or formal literary text, often serving as placeholder elements or standardized terminology in structured contexts. |
| 403 | 107526 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear immediately after syntactic delimiters or structural boundaries, particularly following semicolons, line breaks, or punctuation in code, technical documentation, or formal structured text. |
| 404 | 109328 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear as link text or section titles immediately following the closing angle bracket of HTML anchor tags in navigation menus or table of contents structures. |
| 405 | 114927 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that complete technical terms, method names, or vocabulary in software development contexts (especially .NET/C# code) or technical documentation, as opposed to tokens in natural language prose. |
| 406 | 116939 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that serve as formatting boundaries, punctuation marks, or spacing elements in structured text such as numbered lists, steps, or organized content sections. |
| 407 | 119996 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.009 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that form the continuation or second component of technical compound terms, variable names, or identifiers in programming and technical documentation contexts, particularly in camelCase identifiers, technical specifications, or code syntax. |
| 408 | 127842 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.010 | 75 | answer-side Tokens at structural boundaries or transitions in formatted, multilingual, or templated documents, particularly appearing after section labels, metadata fields, or within parenthetical/list structures. |
| 409 | 128393 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Structural delimiters and punctuation marks (colons, angle brackets, curly braces) that serve as syntax elements in mathematical notation, LaTeX equations, programming code, or formal answer formatting in technical or educational contexts. |
| 410 | 129341 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Word-final segments or suffixes, particularly uppercase or mixed-case endings of compound words, proper nouns, or words split across formatting boundaries. |
| 411 | 130162 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Non-English word fragments, suffixes, or complete words, primarily from Romance languages like Spanish and French, appearing in multilingual text contexts. |
| 412 | 130691 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | -0.416 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that represent structural boundaries, formatting markers, or markup syntax in documents, including section headers, line breaks, XML/HTML-like tags, and special formatting directives that separate or denote different document components. |
| 413 | 131038 | 5.00e-05 | 6 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that complete or continue a word after it has been split by tokenization, typically representing the latter portion of a word that was broken across multiple tokens. |
| 414 | 1543 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.049 | 85 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal legal or contractual language, particularly in indemnification clauses or terms of service discussing claims, damages, attorneys' fees, and related liabilities. |
| 415 | 1827 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Nouns that are object names, variables, or element identifiers in technical code (particularly 3D graphics/web development) or structured document metadata contexts. |
| 416 | 1948 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.004 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that represent redundant or repeated elements within a structured syntactic pattern, particularly in XML/code contexts where the same word appears multiple times in a path-like structure (e.g., 'android.intent.category'), or in narrative contexts where a word is immediately repeated. |
| 417 | 2802 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.026 | 92 | answer-side The word 'other' appearing in legal liability disclaimer clauses, typically in the phrase 'damages or other liability' within formal contract or license language. |
| 418 | 5308 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of technical syntax elements, code identifiers, HTML/markup attributes, or abbreviated technical terms in programming, documentation, or structured data contexts. |
| 419 | 5735 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 70 | answer-side Common function words and frequent content words in natural language contexts, particularly those serving connective or procedural purposes in standard prose. |
| 420 | 6683 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | 0.071 | 75 | answer-side Token fragments or short identifiers that complete or form part of technical programming keywords, function names, or protocol/parameter names in code or technical configuration contexts. |
| 421 | 8852 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.140 | 92 | answer-side Substantive nouns (particularly the main subject word) appearing within academic journal names or scientific publication titles in citation or reference contexts. |
| 422 | 9881 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.034 | 72 | answer-side Punctuation marks and words that appear as syntactic boundaries or transitions in English formal/literary text, particularly in poetry, verse, or structured documents like software licenses. |
| 423 | 10169 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Structural formatting elements, punctuation marks, HTML/code attribute names, or technical tokens that serve organizational or syntactic functions in documents rather than conveying semantic content. |
| 424 | 10957 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.179 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are fragments or punctuation within technical, structured, or tabular data contexts, including code parameters, alphanumeric identifiers, or non-English proper nouns in formatted listings. |
| 425 | 11677 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 95 | answer-side Ellipsis tokens ('...') used as placeholder indicators in programming code examples and technical documentation, typically signaling where users should insert their own code or definitions. |
| 426 | 12221 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Words related to execution, enforcement, or electrical power/energy - typically describing the implementation or enforcement of policies, processes, or rules, or referring to electrical/electric equipment and properties. |
| 427 | 12249 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.194 | 75 | answer-side Colons, empty strings, or null values that serve as syntactic delimiters or separators in structured configuration files (YAML, TOML) or code, particularly in key-value pair assignments or function argument lists. |
| 428 | 12809 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that refer to organizational completeness, regulatory/governing bodies, or system-wide control and management structures, particularly in formal or technical contexts. |
| 429 | 13567 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in technical documentation, code comments, formal reports, structured lists, or other non-conversational technical/formal writing contexts. |
| 430 | 14918 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The word 'check' and its variants (checkpoint, checklist, checkstyle) appearing in technical or procedural contexts related to verification, validation, or quality control processes. |
| 431 | 15963 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.185 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete or continue partially-formed words, identifiers, or commands in technical and programming contexts, typically appearing mid-word or as continuations of abbreviated text. |
| 432 | 16565 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear at the end of lines, sentences, or text segments, typically followed by line breaks, significant whitespace, or structural boundaries in formatted text. |
| 433 | 18532 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -1.049 | 75 | answer-side The token 's' (or digit '3') in French phrases using the subjunctive construction 'qu'il s'agisse de' to introduce alternatives or examples in formal written French. |
| 434 | 19965 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Quotation marks and delimiters appearing in programming code or configuration files, typically marking the beginning of string literals, property values, or configuration parameters. |
| 435 | 20174 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.018 | 85 | answer-side The digit '4' when it appears as the second digit of the number '34' in various contexts (route numbers, biblical chapter references, medical test codes, or numeric literals in code). |
| 436 | 21083 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that appear within technical, structured, or formatted content such as code snippets, addresses, technical abbreviations, or documentation in multilingual contexts, often representing specific elements within formal or specialized text structures. |
| 437 | 23012 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.074 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of words or phrases indicating multiplicity, variety, diversity, or the enumeration of multiple distinct items, tasks, topics, or capabilities. |
| 438 | 23876 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.044 | 92 | answer-side List item delimiters and separators (dashes, hyphens) that introduce or separate bullet points, enumerated items, or sections in structured documents and formatted text. |
| 439 | 24278 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that appear at boundaries between parallel or paired textual structures, including repeated references to the same concept, paired formatting markers, or numbered/repeated elements in sequences. |
| 440 | 30660 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 92 | answer-side Attribute names in XML-like configuration files and structured markup, particularly in software dependency management and build configuration contexts (e.g., package references, module declarations, assembly identities). |
| 441 | 31623 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that indicate strengthening, intensification, reaching maximum/extreme values, or having experienced/undergone something, typically appearing in formal or technical contexts in Chinese or English that describe enhancement of policies, regulations, limits, or experiential states. |
| 442 | 32012 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that occur when identifying, highlighting, or demonstrating something as part of logical reasoning, argumentation, or establishing facts through evidence or explanation. |
| 443 | 33016 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that serve as connecting or completing elements within compound words, file paths, technical structures, or formatted hierarchies, typically appearing mid-structure rather than as standalone terms. |
| 444 | 33126 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Middle or suffix components of compound words, programming identifiers, or camelCase constructions where a word boundary or morpheme break occurs within a larger lexical unit. |
| 445 | 33444 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that are part of formatting codes, technical parameters, or structured template fields, particularly in contexts involving aspect ratios, numeric codes, or text fragments within structured prompts and technical specifications. |
| 446 | 36704 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are parts of words or function words commonly used in formal technical, academic, or professional English writing, particularly when describing methods, procedures, or scholarly content. |
| 447 | 37367 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.232 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear as part of technical syntax, code identifiers, structured data formats, or delimited values in technical/formatted contexts, particularly involving hyphens, special characters, or formal notation systems. |
| 448 | 38991 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Opening delimiters, brackets, or namespace prefixes in LaTeX document markup and programming code contexts, particularly curly braces and square brackets in LaTeX commands or module/library prefixes in code. |
| 449 | 40745 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Common, high-frequency words or word parts across multiple languages, including basic verbs, quantifiers, and everyday vocabulary items that appear regularly in typical text. |
| 450 | 40849 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.543 | 45 | answer-side Short, high-frequency functional tokens including punctuation marks, single characters, and basic articles that serve as connectors or boundaries in multilingual text and code contexts. |
| 451 | 41317 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Punctuation characters and symbols that function as structural delimiters or formatting markers in code, markup languages (like markdown), mathematical notation, or other structured text formats. |
| 452 | 42648 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 92 | answer-side Adjectives describing things as technologically advanced, modern, or futuristic, typically in contexts involving advanced technology, science fiction settings, or innovative products. |
| 453 | 42833 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens in formal explanatory or technical contexts that describe, specify, or define processes, relationships, or properties with detail and precision. |
| 454 | 43255 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Content words (nouns, verbs, or complete concepts) that appear in formal, instructional, or technical text, particularly in bilingual Chinese-English contexts or structured documentation where the token represents a key functional or conceptual element. |
| 455 | 43937 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.286 | 85 | answer-side Common Chinese words, particles, or morphemes appearing in Chinese language text, particularly functional words that serve grammatical or semantic connecting roles within sentences. |
| 456 | 44814 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.043 | 72 | answer-side Technical or functional component nouns and gerunds that describe system parts, configuration parameters, containers, or the completion/fulfillment of roles within structured contexts. |
| 457 | 49313 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.034 | 75 | answer-side File extensions (like .php, .yaml), programming function names (like main), or code formatting markers (like backticks) that identify technical components in software development contexts. |
| 458 | 50732 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.005 | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal legal boilerplate text, particularly within liability limitation clauses and legal disclaimers commonly found in software licenses, terms of service, and legal documents. |
| 459 | 51092 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Document structural elements and navigation markers, including table of contents entries, section headings, HTML title tags, and introductory section labels that organize and frame content rather than comprising the main text body. |
| 460 | 51367 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.027 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that appear at the end of lines or text segments, immediately before newlines or structural breaks in formatted text, code comments, or section headers. |
| 461 | 51957 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.011 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that complete words referring to formal notices, warnings, or notifications in legal, regulatory, or compliance documentation contexts (e.g., 'notices' in copyright text, Portuguese 'es' in alarm notification contexts). |
| 462 | 55135 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Fragments of technical identifiers, variable names, package names, or numerical references in programming/documentation contexts, typically single characters or digits that are part of compound names like library imports, cell references, or version numbers. |
| 463 | 55426 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Core components of technical terms, formal vocabulary, or key elements within compound technical phrases, particularly in academic, scientific, or specialized domain documentation across multiple languages. |
| 464 | 55992 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Key technical or conceptual terms being formally introduced, defined, or emphasized in educational/instructional text, particularly in Chinese language contexts or multilingual technical documentation. |
| 465 | 56663 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.038 | 85 | answer-side Uppercase or title-case words serving as section headers, labels, or role identifiers in structured documents such as legal briefs, screenplays, or formal reports. |
| 466 | 57036 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.013 | 75 | answer-side Commas appearing immediately after names or person references, typically when listing multiple people or before providing additional information about the person mentioned. |
| 467 | 57199 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear at discourse boundaries or transition points in multilingual text, particularly punctuation marks (like periods) or word fragments that signal shifts between topics, ideas, or languages in Chinese, Russian, French and other language contexts. |
| 468 | 57970 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 90 | answer-side Single digit tokens that appear as part of formal numerical identifiers, reference codes, document numbers, or alphanumeric ID strings in technical or formal contexts. |
| 469 | 60231 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Nominalized verbs or gerund-like words (abstract nouns derived from verbs) appearing in formal instructional or narrative prose, particularly describing actions, states, or conditions in explanatory contexts. |
| 470 | 60962 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.925 | 85 | answer-side The word 'So' appearing at the beginning of a sentence or clause as a discourse marker introducing a conclusion, summary, or transition, particularly in poetic, narrative, or informal storytelling contexts. |
| 471 | 63293 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that appear at transitional boundaries in technical or structured text, including positions in code syntax, mathematical expressions, or where content shifts between semantic contexts, often involving specialized terminology or formatting transitions. |
| 472 | 64343 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | 0.005 | 95 | answer-side Comment delimiter tokens (// or *) that begin code comments in programming languages, used to add explanatory text or documentation within source code. |
| 473 | 64782 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.011 | 82 | answer-side Tokens expressing subjective mental or emotional states, particularly words related to personal interest, familiarity, feelings, or cognitive engagement with information. |
| 474 | 67375 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.001 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are part of C++ preprocessor #include directives, including the '#include' keyword itself and library names enclosed in angle brackets appearing in C++ code contexts. |
| 475 | 70785 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.014 | 75 | answer-side Formal technical or institutional terminology, particularly nouns referring to official systems, repositories, surveys, or structured communication channels in formal/technical contexts. |
| 476 | 71424 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens that mark the end of structured documentation sections, bullet points, or list items in technical or formatted text, typically appearing at boundaries where one segment concludes before transitioning to the next section or item. |
| 477 | 73027 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.002 | 75 | answer-side Parts of chemical compound names (especially alkane suffixes) or organizational proper nouns, typically appearing in technical or scientific contexts alongside parenthetical abbreviations. |
| 478 | 75000 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Word fragments or morphemes that are part of longer words, particularly syllables or character sequences embedded within complete words across multiple languages (English, Chinese, German, Polish). |
| 479 | 75569 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that mark transitions, boundaries, or pivots between sections, ideas, or procedural steps in structured or narrative content, including temporal markers, editing directives, and formatting breaks. |
| 480 | 75616 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.030 | 72 | answer-side Abstract conceptual nouns or verbs used in explanatory or theoretical contexts that describe ideas, frameworks, logical properties, or hypothetical scenarios rather than concrete objects or straightforward instructions. |
| 481 | 76317 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.252 | 72 | answer-side Common short words (function words, conjunctions, or brief content words) appearing in natural, flowing prose text across multiple languages, typically in mid-sentence positions where the narrative or explanation continues smoothly. |
| 482 | 76396 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.001 | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in technical documentation or code comments within formal explanatory statements that define, describe, or clarify technical concepts, structures, or programming elements. |
| 483 | 76717 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -8.722 | 95 | answer-side The 'R' character in Apache RewriteRule redirect flags, appearing as part of the syntax [R=XXX] where XXX is an HTTP status code like 301, 302, or 404. |
| 484 | 77351 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.328 | 95 | answer-side Words meaning 'help', 'assist', or 'contribute to' in various languages (Chinese 有助于, English 'to/help', Russian поможет), appearing in instructional contexts that describe how an action aids in achieving a beneficial outcome. |
| 485 | 78586 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Pronouns, demonstratives, or attributive adjectives that refer back to or describe entities explicitly mentioned in the immediately preceding context. |
| 486 | 79737 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Token fragments that represent continuations or suffixes within technical identifiers, variable names, operators, or words that are split across multiple tokens in code or mixed-language text. |
| 487 | 80205 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.007 | 72 | answer-side English nouns representing fundamental conceptual categories, particularly units of measurement, biological/scientific classification terms (like 'species'), or abstract concepts related to life and narrative (like 'life', 'protagonist'). |
| 488 | 80829 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Common function words (prepositions like 'in') and simple formatting tokens (single digits) that appear in formal, technical, or instructional text contexts. |
| 489 | 82580 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Verb forms (past tense, participles) and functional grammatical words (auxiliary verbs, articles) that appear mid-clause to establish actions, relationships, or grammatical connections between sentence elements. |
| 490 | 82809 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Non-English text tokens, primarily Chinese characters, and code-like symbols that appear at language boundaries or in mixed-language contexts where text transitions between different writing systems or technical formats. |
| 491 | 83848 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens related to classification, categorization, grouping, or defining specific cases/categories within a broader system or context, often appearing in technical, business, or analytical discussions about organizing or specifying distinct types, groups, or instances. |
| 492 | 88308 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Very short (1-2 character) grammatical morphemes, articles, or suffixes, particularly in non-English or multilingual contexts, including French, Greek, and Cyrillic text. |
| 493 | 88517 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Single characters or short character sequences that are part of words in non-English writing systems, particularly Chinese, Cyrillic, Arabic/Persian scripts, and accented Latin characters. |
| 494 | 89319 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Technical terms, abbreviations, or specialized symbols appearing within formal scientific, medical, or instructional explanations, particularly in multilingual contexts mixing Chinese and English technical content. |
| 495 | 90600 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.197 | 65 | answer-side Common, predictable content words that are semantically important within their language and context, including standard technical terms, well-known proper names, and high-frequency verbs, as opposed to rare or unconventional vocabulary. |
| 496 | 92544 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | 0.010 | 75 | answer-side Technical or domain-specific descriptive terms that classify or categorize entities with precise technical meanings, particularly adjectives and nouns used in explanatory contexts about mathematics, computing, or other technical subjects. |
| 497 | 93471 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.077 | 72 | answer-side Substantive nouns or noun-like tokens that represent concrete objects, results, or entities, often appearing as direct objects or complements in technical, instructional, or descriptive contexts. |
| 498 | 95850 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'Description' when it appears as part of formal section headings in technical or patent documents, or digits serving as structural identifiers in technical contexts. |
| 499 | 99194 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.190 | 85 | answer-side The word 'oral' in formal, academic, legal, or professional contexts referring to spoken communication, presentations, or verbal forms of information transmission. |
| 500 | 99354 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.977 | 78 | answer-side Punctuation marks and operators in programming code contexts, particularly comparison operators (==) and delimiters (>>, comma) that separate or connect code elements in conditional statements, shader syntax, or test descriptions. |
| 501 | 99472 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | 0.003 | 45 | answer-side Special characters and operators in programming contexts, particularly regex patterns and assignment operators, including hyphens and equals signs that serve syntactic or symbolic functions in code. |
| 502 | 101190 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.046 | 65 | answer-side Tokens representing concepts of communication, indication, notification, or inclusion - including words for speech/language, prompts/tips, credits/attribution, and verbal/written expression across multiple languages. |
| 503 | 101780 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.001 | 75 | answer-side Abstract or conceptual terms (particularly relational or descriptive words) used in formal, technical, or analytical writing contexts across multiple languages to explain processes, relationships, or properties. |
| 504 | 101937 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 92 | answer-side Proper names of software products, programming packages, or AI systems (e.g., FactoMineR, Claude, Mathematica) mentioned in technical or programming contexts. |
| 505 | 102297 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.338 | 75 | answer-side The token 'value' or 'values' appearing in technical, programming, or mathematical contexts where it refers to data values, function parameters, or numerical quantities. |
| 506 | 102543 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.004 | 95 | answer-side The '<action>' XML tag in Android manifest files, used within intent-filter declarations to specify what actions an Android component responds to. |
| 507 | 103493 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.143 | 85 | answer-side Tokens indicating the purpose or goal of research, development, or innovation efforts, typically appearing in phrases describing attempts to develop, produce, or discover new products, compounds, or solutions. |
| 508 | 103569 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.257 | 75 | answer-side Technical or scientific terminology and symbols, particularly in formal academic, programming, chemistry, or specialized documentation contexts, as opposed to general conversational or business prose. |
| 509 | 108165 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.020 | 85 | answer-side Abstract nouns referring to intellectual property, projects, or textual artifacts in formal legal, technical, or academic contexts discussing rights, usage, or relationships. |
| 510 | 109407 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are part of formal institutional, governmental, or policy-related terminology, especially in Chinese administrative contexts discussing employment, safety regulations, constitutional matters, or official agreements. |
| 511 | 109655 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Programming language or data format identifiers (json, html, js, HTML) appearing as string literals, configuration values, or technical terms within code snippets or web development documentation. |
| 512 | 111680 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in instructions or descriptions about verifying or specifying precise temporal information (dates, expiration dates) or spatial measurements (distances, positions between objects). |
| 513 | 111940 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.067 | 95 | answer-side Whitespace or opening braces that immediately precede the GENERATED_BODY() macro in Unreal Engine C++ class definitions. |
| 514 | 112998 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens that appear within technical code syntax, configuration parameters, URLs, or structured markup contexts, particularly in software development environments (Android, C#, web development) and technical documentation. |
| 515 | 114622 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Word fragments or suffixes that are part of technical terms, product names, protocols, or programming-related terminology, particularly when appearing in technical documentation or code contexts. |
| 516 | 117014 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.002 | 65 | answer-side Tokens that represent middle or continuation elements within larger sequences, including word fragments in the middle of multi-syllable words, separators between list items in code, or items appearing mid-sequence in enumerations or parenthetical lists across multiple languages. |
| 517 | 119413 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Property names, parameter names, or attribute labels in structured code contexts (especially UI framework properties like Flutter widget parameters), and nouns serving as direct objects or subjects in formal/structured text. |
| 518 | 119482 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.002 | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in technical documentation, programming code, bytecode output, or other structured/formatted text contexts, as opposed to natural language prose. |
| 519 | 119490 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.002 | 75 | answer-side Initials, abbreviated name components, or proper name fragments appearing in formal academic or technical references to notable people or named systems/algorithms. |
| 520 | 120431 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The word 'code' or technical compound terms containing 'code' (like 'CodeBehind') appearing in programming, software development, or technical documentation contexts where source code or code files are being referenced or discussed. |
| 521 | 120612 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are parts of words meaning 'allow', 'accept', 'enable', or 'permit', typically appearing in contexts involving granting permissions, enabling features, accepting terms, or allowing access in technical documentation and user interfaces. |
| 522 | 121071 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete or begin identifiers, labels, or key terms in code comments, console output strings, documentation headings, or structured explanatory text, typically appearing after formatting punctuation. |
| 523 | 121313 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | 0.000 | 85 | answer-side Technical terms and proper nouns related to web technologies, internet infrastructure, and software frameworks, particularly appearing in programming code or technical documentation contexts. |
| 524 | 123001 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Token suffixes that complete technical compound words, filenames, command-line flags, or domain-specific identifiers in programming and technical contexts. |
| 525 | 123045 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The colon delimiter in YAML OpenAPI specification files, specifically the colon following the 'openapi' key that precedes the version number declaration. |
| 526 | 123101 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The final digit of multi-digit list item numbers in formatted, structured lists with section headers and bold formatting. |
| 527 | 124587 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.015 | 72 | answer-side Punctuation marks and structural symbols (dots, colons, asterisks) that serve as delimiters or connectors in code syntax, markdown formatting, or text structure, indicating relationships between adjacent elements or marking boundaries in structured content. |
| 528 | 124632 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Chinese words denoting professional roles, organizational members, or institutional entities (scholars, party members, companies, teachers) appearing in formal contexts that describe their activities, contributions, or organizational functions. |
| 529 | 126134 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Word suffixes, morphological endings, or sub-word components that are part of larger words rather than complete standalone units, including suffixes like '-ed' and '-ORE' in English and individual characters within Chinese compound words. |
| 530 | 126170 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.004 | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in contexts involving quantitative comparisons, measurements, statistical concepts, or relative assessments between entities or values. |
| 531 | 127048 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.157 | 75 | answer-side Whitespace, spacing, or delimiter tokens that provide structural formatting in code, chemical formulas, diagrams, or technical text, rather than conveying semantic content. |
| 532 | 127965 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | unscored | 90 | answer-side Words meaning 'more' or 'other' in promotional video/content contexts that direct audiences to additional related content, particularly in subscription prompts and content recommendations. |
| 533 | 130864 | 4.17e-05 | 5 | -0.037 | 85 | answer-side Modal verbs expressing legal obligations or requirements in software licensing, copyright, and attribution contexts. |
| 534 | 257 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Punctuation marks or whitespace characters that function as syntactic delimiters or separators in technical contexts such as URLs (protocol separators like '://'), programming code, markup languages, or structured command syntax. |
| 535 | 2474 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.093 | 85 | answer-side The closing marker (closing parenthesis, bracket, or quotation mark) that terminates a bibliographic reference, title citation, or formal source attribution, particularly in academic or formal writing contexts in non-English languages. |
| 536 | 2519 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in templated, formal, or auto-generated text contexts, particularly in software licenses (WARRANTY, MERCHANTABILITY), placeholder patterns (NAME_N), and large numeric calculations with repetitive digits. |
| 537 | 3061 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing at boundaries or transitions between different writing systems (Latin, Cyrillic, etc.) or languages within mixed-language or code-switching contexts, including code elements embedded in non-English text. |
| 538 | 4022 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that introduce or form part of expressions describing capabilities, permissions, accessibility, or potential actions that entities (users, systems, services) can perform or possess. |
| 539 | 4713 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | 0.010 | 85 | answer-side Abstract nouns representing challenges, experiences, or topics of interest that appear as the object of 'what' questions in conversational contexts seeking to understand someone's situation or preferences. |
| 540 | 5295 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.084 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that specify conditions, constraints, limitations, or negations in formal, legal, or technical contexts, often appearing in phrases that define requirements, restrictions, or qualifying statements. |
| 541 | 5298 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.497 | 85 | answer-side Punctuation marks and special ASCII characters (hyphens, commas, apostrophes, spaces) that serve as separators, connectors, or grammatical markers within text, particularly in Western-language contexts. |
| 542 | 5903 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.000 | 75 | answer-side Standard English vocabulary words or word components appearing in technical documentation, formal prose, or code comments written primarily in English, as opposed to non-English text or pure code syntax. |
| 543 | 6335 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Punctuation marks and syntactic delimiters used in programming contexts, including angle brackets, arrows, colons, and type keywords that separate or connect code elements. |
| 544 | 6851 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 78 | answer-side Tokens that begin new sections, steps, or list items in structured or formatted documents, marking transitions between logical content units in instructional, procedural, or organized text. |
| 545 | 7154 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that serve primarily syntactic, structural, or formatting functions rather than carrying semantic content, including citation format elements, dialogue punctuation markers, and grammatical connectives. |
| 546 | 7955 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'category' appearing as a dictionary key or field name in structured metadata or configuration files, particularly in Python-like dictionary syntax with paired key-value entries. |
| 547 | 8675 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 82 | answer-side Tokens representing concepts of loss, waste, failure, or damage, including words for 'waste' and 'loss' in Chinese, parts of 'PUNITIVE' in legal contexts, error indicators, and references to data loss or system failures. |
| 548 | 8753 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in Chinese-language code comments or technical documentation that explain programming operations, often mixed with actual code syntax. |
| 549 | 8850 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Common Chinese function words and grammatical elements that appear in formal, technical, legal, or academic Chinese text contexts. |
| 550 | 9558 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 82 | answer-side Temporal comparison words and time-reference markers that establish relationships between events or states across different time periods, particularly in contexts comparing present to past or indicating duration. |
| 551 | 10407 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.035 | 95 | answer-side The word 'FROM' in legal liability disclaimers, specifically in the phrase 'arising FROM' when describing the source of claims, damages, or liabilities in contractual or tort law contexts. |
| 552 | 10705 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 85 | answer-side References to Symfony, the PHP web application framework, including its name in documentation, code imports, package names, and installation commands. |
| 553 | 11820 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Closing HTML/XML tags, particularly closing script tags ('</script>') in web markup code. |
| 554 | 11821 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 65 | answer-side The feature activates on extremely high-frequency, fundamental tokens including common function words (like 'to'), frequently-used digits (especially '0'), and high-frequency character sequences in non-English languages. |
| 555 | 11836 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are part of formal structural elements in technical or legal writing, including numbers in enumerated lists, abbreviations in citations (like 'S' in 'U.S.'), and formal terminology in legal or procedural contexts. |
| 556 | 11849 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear at syntactic boundaries or transitions, such as punctuation marks (quotes, exclamation marks) or auxiliary/modal verbs that begin new clauses or sentences after contextual shifts. |
| 557 | 12394 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are part of attribute names or parameter declaration syntax in programming code, typically appearing within or adjacent to square brackets in languages like C# and PowerShell. |
| 558 | 12430 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side The word 'with' functioning as a preposition that connects a primary item (especially electronic devices like phones) to its accessories, features, or accompanying items in instructional or descriptive contexts, or underscore characters used as separators in placeholders. |
| 559 | 12790 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.011 | 75 | answer-side Common English vocabulary words (nouns and abstract concepts) appearing in formal, informative, or instructional prose contexts. |
| 560 | 13527 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.023 | 85 | answer-side Whitespace/indentation at the beginning of lines containing parameter assignments within Python setup() function calls in setup.py files, or similar indentation in documentation comment blocks. |
| 561 | 14802 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.003 | 95 | answer-side The token 'android' when used as an XML namespace prefix in Android manifest or configuration files, typically appearing before a colon in attribute declarations like 'android:name'. |
| 562 | 15046 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that serve as transitional, clarifying, or key technical terms in formal or explanatory writing, often introducing important concepts, providing specificity, or advancing the logical flow of the discourse. |
| 563 | 15767 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Single-character or very short tokens that complete or continue a predictable numeric, alphabetic, or grammatical pattern established by the immediately preceding context. |
| 564 | 15914 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | 0.001 | 82 | answer-side Tokens that introduce or identify programming language names, code syntax elements, or serve as structural punctuation in technical documentation and code blocks, particularly when marking the transition between descriptive text and code examples or technical specifications. |
| 565 | 16370 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.065 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that mark structural transitions, boundaries, or reference points in organized text, including section headings, bullet point initiators, demonstrative pronouns referencing prior context, and scene/topic shift markers. |
| 566 | 16559 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.463 | 85 | answer-side Tokens denoting administrative or political subdivisions (region, province, state) that follow geographic location names to specify jurisdictional levels within a country's administrative hierarchy. |
| 567 | 16943 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.082 | 72 | answer-side Nouns functioning as reference objects or elements in technical documentation, code attributes, instructional lists, or structured specifications, particularly when introducing or identifying specific items, components, or concepts being enumerated. |
| 568 | 17415 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.291 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that serve as variables, indices, or formal markers within mathematical expressions, technical notation, or formal academic/legal writing, often appearing as single characters or short segments that have specific structural or symbolic meaning in their context. |
| 569 | 18005 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of markup syntax or immediately precede parenthetical meta-textual insertions like stage directions, particularly opening parentheses or angle brackets used for annotation or formatting purposes. |
| 570 | 18139 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.032 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that serve structural, syntactic, or connective functions in formal, technical, or code-related contexts, including programming syntax elements, formal documentation language, and structured markup. |
| 571 | 18931 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are parts of words meaning 'main', 'principal', 'primary', 'key', or 'fundamental' in multilingual contexts, particularly in technical, formal, or instructional discourse where core concepts or essential components are being identified. |
| 572 | 20124 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.028 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are components of structured identifiers, variable names, or proper nouns, typically appearing after special characters (like '@', '_', or '-') or at capitalization boundaries in compound names. |
| 573 | 20852 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -1.558 | 72 | answer-side Non-English language tokens (primarily Chinese, French, and Russian) that form complete words or meaningful morphemes within their respective languages, often appearing in technical, conversational, or formal written contexts. |
| 574 | 22102 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The Chinese character '报' (report/intelligence) in cybersecurity and threat intelligence contexts, particularly in compound words like '情报' (intelligence) when discussing security analysis, threat detection, and incident response. |
| 575 | 25950 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.038 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that occur at discourse boundaries or transition points between different concepts, examples, or sections, including demonstrative references, word-forming prefixes in compound terms, and punctuation marking segment transitions. |
| 576 | 26008 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.169 | 85 | answer-side Line breaks or newlines that separate sections in formal documents, particularly before signature blocks, salutations, or new structural sections in letters, legal documents, or code comments. |
| 577 | 26779 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear in contexts describing proportional relationships, ratios, or measurements that relate one quantity to another, particularly in technical or financial contexts involving rates, returns, or comparative metrics. |
| 578 | 27538 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Abstract nouns referring to psychosocial concepts, interpersonal dynamics, or aspects of human experience (relationships, themes, life, friendships) in contexts discussing character development, personal growth, or narrative elements. |
| 579 | 28110 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Discourse markers, transition words, or relational tokens that connect ideas, signal shifts in perspective, or qualify previous statements in explanatory or analytical text. |
| 580 | 28641 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.005 | 85 | answer-side Conjunctions and prepositions appearing within standard open-source software license boilerplate text, specifically in the liability disclaimer clause containing phrases like 'ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS'. |
| 581 | 31114 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.027 | 45 | answer-side Uppercase letter sequences that form parts of acronyms, proper nouns, or technical identifiers, often appearing as fragments within compound words or names. |
| 582 | 33329 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear as continuations or completions within multi-token units such as compound words, numeric sequences, identifiers, or phrasal expressions, rather than at natural phrase boundaries or as standalone semantic units. |
| 583 | 36789 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.002 | 92 | answer-side The word 'Date' appearing as a metadata field label, header key, or documentation parameter in structured formats like configuration files, document headers, or YARA rules. |
| 584 | 37500 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.005 | 75 | answer-side Adverbial suffixes and word endings, particularly '-ly' in English and equivalent suffixes in other languages (like '-ivo' in Spanish) that complete manner adverbs or adjectives. |
| 585 | 37502 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Hyphens or percent signs functioning as structural separators within technical nomenclature, specifically in URL percent-encoding sequences or systematic chemical compound names. |
| 586 | 37712 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that represent truncated word endings, URL path segments, or text fragments that appear at the boundary of incomplete or cut-off text, particularly in URLs, file paths, or mid-word breaks. |
| 587 | 38314 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.001 | 82 | answer-side Chinese function words expressing logical relationships of exception ('除' - except), combination ('合力' - joint effort), or consequential connection ('从而' - thereby) in formal written Chinese text such as legal documents, policy papers, and technical writing. |
| 588 | 41068 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Closing punctuation tokens ('>>' or periods) that terminate table cells, structured fields, or list items in formatted text, appearing immediately after closing brackets or at the end of data entries. |
| 589 | 41198 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal technical documentation, programming language imports/syntax (especially Dart), or formal Chinese business text, representing key vocabulary in professional or technical communication contexts. |
| 590 | 42601 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Short word fragments or very brief complete words (2-4 characters) that appear in truncated, formatted, or list-based contexts where text is broken across lines or boundaries, rather than flowing naturally within sentences. |
| 591 | 42613 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | 0.004 | 95 | answer-side The keyword 'case' in Swift switch statement pattern matching, typically followed by enum cases or binding patterns with 'let'. |
| 592 | 42866 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Subword tokens that are fragments occurring in the middle or end of words, typically suffixes or internal word pieces resulting from tokenization of compound words, non-English vocabulary, or technical terms. |
| 593 | 42870 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on street type designations in formal U.S. postal addresses, particularly 'Parkway' when it appears as part of a complete mailing address with street number, city, state, and ZIP code. |
| 594 | 43857 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Grammatical function elements including possessive pronouns, verb forms in modal constructions, inflectional suffixes in non-English languages (particularly Cyrillic), and structural whitespace/indentation in formatted text or code. |
| 595 | 45546 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.002 | 85 | answer-side Programming code tokens and technical identifiers, including library/framework names, API calls, keywords, and macro components that appear in software development contexts. |
| 596 | 45789 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 92 | answer-side The first token of code content immediately following a language-specified code fence delimiter (e.g., ```assembly, ```llvm) in markdown-formatted code blocks. |
| 597 | 46107 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The second component of multi-word camelCase or PascalCase identifiers in code, completing property names, configuration parameters, or variable names in programming and markup contexts. |
| 598 | 46466 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Uppercase technical abbreviations, acronyms, or capitalized components of technical terms appearing in formal documentation, programming contexts, or technical specifications. |
| 599 | 46719 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that introduce or are part of technical terms, formal concepts, or structured descriptions in specialized documentation, academic writing, or technical specifications. |
| 600 | 48787 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.004 | 92 | answer-side The final component name of a library, module, or namespace being imported in a programming language's import/using statement, typically appearing after a path separator. |
| 601 | 49025 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | 0.002 | 95 | answer-side The word 'as' when it appears in legal disclaimer phrases, particularly in the standard legal term 'as is' used to indicate something is provided without warranty or guarantee. |
| 602 | 49529 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -2.018 | 85 | answer-side Mid-word token fragments within Slovenian language text, typically occurring as parts of common Slovenian functional or grammatical words. |
| 603 | 51793 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.116 | 75 | answer-side Chinese characters or romanized Chinese terms in technical, academic, or proper name contexts, particularly related to Chinese institutions, projects, or cultural references. |
| 604 | 53078 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.017 | 75 | answer-side Words ending in '-ight', '-ites', or '-emes' sounds that appear in poetic, lyrical, or stylistically elevated prose, typically serving as rhyme words or contributing to sound patterns in verse-like structures. |
| 605 | 56148 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are part of technical or scientific terms in Chinese text, code syntax elements (like C++ operators), or numeric/symbolic characters embedded in technical file paths and mixed-language technical content. |
| 606 | 56941 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.001 | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing within structured lists, enumerations, or sequences, including code array elements, comma-separated lists of names (particularly in music/artist contexts), and numerical sequences in dates or data structures. |
| 607 | 57673 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | — | no description available for this feature |
| 608 | 57926 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The whitespace or formatting token that appears between 'Apache License' and '2.0' in references to the Apache License 2.0 software license. |
| 609 | 58497 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal academic, technical, or instructional writing, particularly in sections describing research methods, technical specifications, or structured problem-solving contexts. |
| 610 | 59335 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Function words or particles that appear in idiomatic, formulaic, or attention-directing expressions, particularly the English word 'eye' in monitoring contexts and the Chinese particle '的' in possessive/associative constructions. |
| 611 | 60217 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Punctuation marks (especially commas) and short function words that serve as grammatical connectors or transitions between clauses in technical or instructional text, particularly in multilingual contexts. |
| 612 | 61650 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.054 | 75 | answer-side Formatting delimiters and structural boundary markers that signal transitions between different content types, such as code blocks, mathematical expressions, repeated content, or section breaks in technical or formal text. |
| 613 | 62663 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | 0.002 | 75 | answer-side Technical tokens appearing in formal academic citations, command-line arguments, programming code, or technical documentation contexts, including numerical identifiers, file operation flags, and technical field names. |
| 614 | 63114 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.006 | 92 | answer-side The token is a word meaning 'goal' or 'objective' (in various languages) that introduces or states the intended purpose, aim, or objective of a system, process, project, or effort. |
| 615 | 63192 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear in the middle of continuous text passages, continuing an ongoing phrase, statement, or code structure rather than starting a new syntactic unit or marking boundaries. |
| 616 | 64074 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.028 | 75 | answer-side The token 'IN' appearing in standard legal license boilerplate text, specifically within the phrase 'OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH' found in software license agreements. |
| 617 | 64226 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that form the middle or continuation part of technical compound words, variable names, or formal terminology in programming, scientific, or documentation contexts. |
| 618 | 64439 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Technical abbreviations, file extensions, or code syntax elements (like GPL, CSV, braces) that appear in programming code, configuration files, or technical documentation contexts. |
| 619 | 65108 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 82 | answer-side The final word completing a quoted idiomatic expression or fixed phrase, typically appearing after words like 'as', 'say', or 'can' in established terminology or colloquial expressions. |
| 620 | 65745 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that introduce or are part of declarations establishing a new scope, namespace, package, or logical grouping in programming or technical documentation contexts, particularly in header or import sections of code files. |
| 621 | 66583 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | 0.000 | 95 | answer-side The C++ namespace keyword or scope resolution operator ('::') used in namespace declarations, qualifications, or definitions in C++ source code. |
| 622 | 68388 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.031 | 95 | answer-side The token '.org' when it appears as the top-level domain in URLs for the GNU project (gnu.org), typically in documentation, licensing information, or technical references. |
| 623 | 68437 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are part of technical, formal, or domain-specific terminology in educational or instructional contexts, particularly appearing in definitions, formulas, or explanations of concepts. |
| 624 | 69304 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -1.024 | 75 | answer-side Comparison, similarity, or relational function words (like 'than', 'as', 'like', 'compare') in non-English languages, particularly in Chinese, Russian, and Romance languages. |
| 625 | 70169 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.002 | 95 | answer-side The modal auxiliary verb 'would' used to express hypothetical consequences, conditional outcomes, or counterfactual scenarios in explanatory or reasoning text. |
| 626 | 70492 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in contexts that enumerate, count, or list items with their frequencies, quantities, or occurrences, often within structured data presentations or mathematical/statistical discussions. |
| 627 | 71153 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Technical or formal vocabulary tokens, particularly past participles and specialized terms, appearing in academic, scientific, legal, or technical documentation contexts where precise terminology is used. |
| 628 | 71350 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -2.250 | 95 | answer-side The token 'hello' appearing as part of the function name 'hello_world' in Flask web framework route definitions, specifically in the canonical Hello World example pattern. |
| 629 | 73347 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Technical or formal specification tokens appearing in instructional, documentation, or requirement-setting contexts within programming, design, legal, or business domains. |
| 630 | 73750 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Chinese characters or syllables within non-English (particularly Chinese) text, or fragments of romanized/transliterated non-English words. |
| 631 | 74478 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | 0.009 | 85 | answer-side Colons that follow section headers, field labels, or category names in structured documents, serving as separators between the label and its corresponding content in formal contexts like business reports, medical records, or technical documentation. |
| 632 | 74802 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.028 | 75 | answer-side Common English auxiliary or modal verbs (can, help, derived) and particles that appear in formal informational or instructional English text, as opposed to other languages or code. |
| 633 | 75949 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Punctuation marks (commas or 'or') that serve as separators in Python import statements or structured lists of items, particularly in programming or technical contexts. |
| 634 | 76103 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Common, high-frequency English words that are part of everyday vocabulary, typically appearing in general-purpose text rather than specialized, technical, or non-English contexts. |
| 635 | 76434 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.362 | 72 | answer-side Tokens referring to source material, original works, or creative/textual origins, including 'source code', 'novel/小说', and contexts discussing original authorship or written materials. |
| 636 | 79025 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.007 | 95 | answer-side The LaTeX command '\author' used in document preambles to specify author information in academic papers and formal documents. |
| 637 | 79083 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The digit '2' when it appears as part of the '_pb2' suffix in Python Protocol Buffer import statements or module references (e.g., 'example_pb2', 'helloworld_pb2_grpc'). |
| 638 | 80383 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.117 | 72 | answer-side Short abbreviations, word fragments, or codes appearing in multilingual texts (especially Romance languages) or technical/commercial contexts with mixed language content. |
| 639 | 81258 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are fragmentary or incomplete words appearing in formal, technical, or multilingual contexts, often due to text formatting boundaries, line breaks in tables/documents, or morphological segmentation in non-English languages. |
| 640 | 82065 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear in structured, technical, or formatted text contexts such as code comments, technical documentation, markup delimiters, or formal lists, as opposed to natural conversational prose. |
| 641 | 82832 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Word-internal fragments or syllables that result from tokenization splitting longer words, especially in proper nouns, technical terms, academic citations, and transliterated foreign words. |
| 642 | 83135 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.035 | 78 | answer-side Tokens appearing at or immediately after the closing quotation mark of HTML/CSS attribute values or code strings, typically followed by '>' or newline characters in markup contexts. |
| 643 | 84392 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.004 | 82 | answer-side Tokens that complete or form programming identifiers, function definitions, class names, or technical references within code snippets and technical documentation, particularly in Python contexts. |
| 644 | 85631 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.066 | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing within or immediately adjacent to HTML/XML attribute values, particularly in link tags and URL-related markup contexts. |
| 645 | 86848 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.036 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are part of standardized legal boilerplate text (particularly software license clauses) or Python library import statements in technical documentation and code. |
| 646 | 86984 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Closing quotation marks that end quoted phrases or terms within larger quoted or formal text contexts, often marking technical terms, conditions, or key concepts being defined or emphasized. |
| 647 | 87055 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Common English function words or nouns appearing at the intersection of technical/code content and natural language documentation or explanations. |
| 648 | 87222 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that introduce contrasts, alternatives, or categorical distinctions, often appearing in contexts involving comparisons, negations, filtering, or selecting among options. |
| 649 | 88481 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | 0.002 | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in multilingual or code-switched contexts, particularly at language boundaries or within non-English text segments embedded in predominantly English content. |
| 650 | 88591 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.058 | 75 | answer-side The token 'android' appearing within technical URLs, particularly in googlesource.com repository addresses used in version control commands. |
| 651 | 89371 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Function arguments, parameters, or values immediately following opening parentheses or in argument-passing positions within programming code or technical contexts. |
| 652 | 91425 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The token '-than' when it appears as the middle component of the hyphenated technical term 'faster-than-light' in discussions of physics, space travel, or relativity. |
| 653 | 91924 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that form the continuation or middle component of compound words, multi-character Chinese terms, or concatenated names, rather than standalone semantic units. |
| 654 | 92036 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.106 | 90 | answer-side Programming terminology referring to object-oriented constructs like classes and structs, typically appearing in technical documentation or code examples discussing data types, APIs, or software components. |
| 655 | 92580 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.003 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that close or complete syntactic constructs in code, such as closing brackets/parentheses for method calls and array indexing, closing tags in markup languages, and method completions like '.ToString()'. |
| 656 | 92997 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -3.642 | 95 | answer-side The word 'Google' when referring to Google products or services, particularly Google Chrome browser and Google Play Store. |
| 657 | 93740 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Lexically distinctive tokens including proper nouns (names, places), technical terms, and salient vocabulary items that stand out from surrounding context, often appearing in multilingual text, code snippets, or formal documentation. |
| 658 | 95812 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.052 | 85 | answer-side Tokens appearing in standardized software license boilerplate text or formal legal warranty disclaimers, particularly those found in open-source licenses like GPL, MIT, or Apache licenses. |
| 659 | 99611 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.017 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that serve as syntactic or structural markers in formal technical contexts, particularly semicolons terminating statements in programming code or legal/technical terminology appearing in standardized documentation templates. |
| 660 | 99903 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Nouns or noun phrases that represent quoted, referenced, or defined concepts, objects, or linguistic constructs that are being explained, demonstrated, or discussed in the surrounding text. |
| 661 | 100768 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'text' appearing as part of LaTeX mathematical notation, specifically within the \text{} command used to typeset regular text inside math expressions, typically in scientific or chemical formula contexts. |
| 662 | 103075 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The tokens 'of' or 'the' appearing in formal section headers like 'Background of the Invention' or 'Description of the Invention' in patent applications and technical specification documents. |
| 663 | 103157 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are part of words or phrases related to synchronization, reconciliation, monitoring, or state-checking operations, typically appearing in technical or programming contexts where systems continuously watch for and respond to changes. |
| 664 | 103298 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.002 | 72 | answer-side Punctuation marks or short tokens that occur at boundaries between different formatting conventions, citation elements, or writing systems in formal/academic text, particularly where author names, years, DOIs, or dialogue formatting transitions occur. |
| 665 | 103545 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.019 | 72 | answer-side Short tokens (single characters, digits, or whitespace) that complete or separate technical terms, code identifiers, or serve as delimiters in formatted text like code, mathematical expressions, or structured lists. |
| 666 | 104117 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The closing quotation mark and angle bracket (">" or similar) that ends the lang attribute value in HTML opening tags, particularly in <html lang="en"> declarations at the start of HTML documents. |
| 667 | 104485 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.008 | 85 | answer-side The token '.html' appearing as a file extension within HTML href attributes in web page markup, typically in navigation links or anchor tags. |
| 668 | 105537 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that mark transitions, progressions, or sequential movements forward in a narrative, procedural, or logical flow, often introducing the next step or phase in a sequence. |
| 669 | 106070 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side English nouns representing tangible objects, abstract qualities, or completing compound terms, typically in contexts that describe, evaluate, or specify characteristics, standards, or properties of things. |
| 670 | 106126 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.004 | 75 | answer-side Function words (articles, demonstratives, conjunctions) appearing within formal academic citations, legal documents, or scholarly references in English text. |
| 671 | 106480 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.064 | 85 | answer-side Logical quantifiers and lambda calculus operators in formal mathematical notation, specifically tokens like '\forall', '\exists', and '\lambda' that appear in mathematical logic formulas and functional programming notation. |
| 672 | 107515 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 82 | answer-side Tokens that form meaningful subword components within technical identifiers, code elements, software names, or computing-related acronyms, typically appearing as parts of compound technical terms in programming or technical documentation contexts. |
| 673 | 108162 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | 0.001 | 95 | answer-side The word 'head' immediately preceding 'coach' in contexts describing sports teams and their leadership. |
| 674 | 108241 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.000 | 45 | answer-side Structural or syntactic tokens (punctuation, whitespace, articles, or function words) that occur within multi-step explanatory text, procedural instructions, or ongoing descriptive passages, particularly where information is being organized into lists, steps, or continuous guidance. |
| 675 | 108747 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The word 'fasting' or its suffix when discussing intermittent fasting protocols and time-restricted eating schedules, particularly in explanations of fasting duration methods like 16:8. |
| 676 | 110039 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear as or immediately after section headers in formal document templates, especially resume/CV sections like 'References' that introduce standard closing content. |
| 677 | 111469 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.018 | 85 | answer-side Proper nouns that are part of formal classification systems, official place names, or institutional terminology, typically appearing in technical, medical, legal, or reference documentation contexts. |
| 678 | 111540 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that serve as structural separators, formatting markers, or delimiters in technical documentation, instructions, or formatted text (such as horizontal rules '---' or tokens in instructional/template contexts). |
| 679 | 113192 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Abstract or generic nouns referring to conceptual components, elements, or substances within technical, formal, or explanatory contexts, particularly in documentation, code, or structured analysis. |
| 680 | 113561 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.009 | 75 | answer-side Single characters or minimal tokens that appear as internal components within technical syntax structures such as brackets, parentheses, function calls, URLs, or regular expression patterns in code or markup. |
| 681 | 114248 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.024 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that naturally complete or continue formal structured patterns in technical, instructional, or professional writing contexts, including URL components, punctuation in formatted lists, addresses, and standard prose transitions. |
| 682 | 114711 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | 0.001 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that complete, continue, or bridge syntactic units, including assignment operators, word suffixes, and whitespace used for structural alignment or formatting that connects to preceding content. |
| 683 | 118038 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Short tokens (typically 1-8 characters) that function as complete standalone units in technical code, formal documents, or multilingual text, rather than being parts of longer compound words or common English function words. |
| 684 | 118444 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that occur at structural boundaries in text, particularly at line breaks between sentences and numbered list items, or within words that are split across formatting boundaries in multilingual content. |
| 685 | 120768 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 92 | answer-side Nouns denoting problems, constraints, shortcomings, or obstacles within a system, technology, research area, or domain that limit functionality or require addressing. |
| 686 | 121435 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens representing completion, endpoints, or finality in procedural sequences or enumerations, often appearing when describing the conclusion of a process or at terminal points in lists or scales. |
| 687 | 122103 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are common words or morphemes in non-English languages (especially Chinese and Romance languages) or whitespace/formatting elements in multilingual text, as opposed to standard English prose. |
| 688 | 122160 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Short functional tokens (abbreviations, prepositions, or single characters) that serve as syntactic connectors in formal, technical, or multilingual contexts, particularly in legal documents, programming code imports, and non-English text. |
| 689 | 122664 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -6.711 | 75 | answer-side Common short English tokens (function words, basic nouns, or single digits) appearing in formal, technical, or professional documentation contexts such as legal terms, specifications, product descriptions, or academic writing. |
| 690 | 124707 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are part of configuration file syntax, scripting language delimiters, or structural elements in code (like conditional expressions, range operators, or YAML/JSON keys), typically appearing in technical documentation or code blocks. |
| 691 | 125002 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'Holden' when referring to the character Holden Caulfield from 'The Catcher in the Rye' in literary analysis contexts, or the word 'dog' as part of compound nouns like 'hot dog' in analytical discussions. |
| 692 | 125415 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.302 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear at text boundaries, truncation points, or mid-word breaks, often in multilingual contexts where text is incomplete, fragmented, or transitioning between different character sets or formatting contexts. |
| 693 | 125799 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens describing historical transitions, adoptions, or transformations where something gradually became established or replaced something else, particularly in educational or historical narratives about cultural, religious, or technological change. |
| 694 | 125995 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.000 | 75 | answer-side Word components or morphemes that form part of compound words, concatenated terms, or hyphenated expressions, typically in technical or descriptive contexts where multiple words are joined to create a single semantic unit. |
| 695 | 126728 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Functional tokens (articles, punctuation, digits, or common word fragments) appearing in technical, formal, or structured text contexts such as legal documents, technical documentation, coordinate data, or formal communications. |
| 696 | 126957 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of formal structural elements, technical compound terms, or formatted labels in professional/technical documentation and business communications. |
| 697 | 127021 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.073 | 45 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal, structured, or technical contexts involving mathematical notation, code/markup syntax, enumerated lists, or descriptions of rare/small quantities. |
| 698 | 127531 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.001 | 95 | answer-side The digit '8' when it appears as part of 'V8', specifically referring to Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine in technical documentation about Node.js and JavaScript runtimes. |
| 699 | 128476 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | -0.040 | 72 | answer-side Auxiliary verbs, prepositions, or temporal markers in English that indicate time, continuation, or modality within clauses describing actions, states, or conditions. |
| 700 | 129062 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 92 | answer-side The token 'file' (or its equivalent '文件' in Chinese) appearing in code snippets, command-line examples, or technical documentation where it serves as a placeholder or literal reference to file names or file paths that are parameters to commands or functions. |
| 701 | 129352 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 92 | answer-side Tokens referring to search or query functionality, typically appearing in code method names (like 'onQueryTextChange'), user interface elements, or instructional text describing search operations and commands. |
| 702 | 129646 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | 0.005 | 72 | answer-side Chinese characters or words in literary/formal contexts that denote visual qualities, brightness, elevation, or intensity, such as words meaning 'gaze', 'high', 'brilliant', or 'dazzling'. |
| 703 | 130379 | 3.33e-05 | 4 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Common English words appearing in formal technical, administrative, or procedural documentation contexts with structured formats (such as technical specifications, police reports, or mathematical explanations). |
| 704 | 249 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Opening parentheses in formal legal or contractual text that introduce qualifying or clarifying phrases, particularly in liability disclaimers and terms of service language. |
| 705 | 379 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal, technical, structured, or multilingual contexts such as documentation, code, academic citations, data tables, and foreign language text, typically as parts of technical terms, dates, URLs, or non-English words. |
| 706 | 895 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Words or word fragments referring to numbers, numerical systems, or the formatting/typesetting of numerical values, typically in technical or instructional contexts about handling numeric data. |
| 707 | 1157 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.078 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that mark the end or conclusion of syntactic structures, particularly in code blocks (like Pascal/Delphi 'end' keywords closing class declarations) or at the completion of semantic units in text. |
| 708 | 2627 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens representing 'configuration' or 'culture' (and their translations) in multilingual technical documentation, formal policy texts, or administrative contexts, particularly in non-English languages or code. |
| 709 | 2825 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in technical notation systems (mathematical expressions, citation formats, code), non-English text (especially Chinese), or structured alphanumeric identifiers, as opposed to natural English prose. |
| 710 | 2980 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.005 | 75 | answer-side Whitespace characters (spaces, newlines) that serve as structural delimiters in formatted text such as tables, citations, code blocks, or technical documents, rather than ordinary spacing in natural language prose. |
| 711 | 4373 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 92 | answer-side The indefinite article 'an' when used in formal or technical English prose, particularly in legal, explanatory, or factual writing contexts. |
| 712 | 5113 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.007 | 72 | answer-side Mid-word token fragments or syllables, particularly when a word is split across multiple tokens during tokenization, often in non-English text or compound English words. |
| 713 | 5168 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese function words and common nouns (particularly '的' and '文') appearing in formal or technical Chinese text contexts, especially in structured descriptions of systems, processes, or classifications. |
| 714 | 5427 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Word-level tokens or morphemes in multilingual text (Chinese, English, Russian, Spanish) that form complete lexical units in technical, medical, or informational contexts, often appearing at natural word boundaries or as parts of compound words. |
| 715 | 5890 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.005 | 65 | answer-side Tokens that introduce or denote references, indices, or citations in structured contexts, including array indexing syntax in code, numerical references in technical descriptions, and explicit verbal references to prior information. |
| 716 | 6249 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal, technical, or professional English prose contexts, particularly in documents discussing scientific, medical, legal, or business topics, as opposed to casual conversation, code, or non-English text. |
| 717 | 6415 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens representing access to or navigation of structured resources, particularly in documentation systems (like Sphinx toctree directives) or contexts describing gaining access to features, materials, or content. |
| 718 | 6742 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | 0.004 | 75 | answer-side Zero digits or colons serving as separators or padding within structured technical identifiers, such as DOIs, database references, or alphanumeric codes in academic or technical contexts. |
| 719 | 7815 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in technical programming contexts, particularly within code snippets, conditional statements, variable references, or technical documentation, as opposed to natural conversational or narrative text. |
| 720 | 7977 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | 0.002 | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on HTML closing span tags '</span>', particularly in contexts involving UI components like modal dialogs with close buttons. |
| 721 | 8249 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Technical identifiers or parameters appearing in programming code, configuration files, or error messages, often as parts of compound names, dotted paths, or connection strings in software development contexts. |
| 722 | 8813 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens appearing in programming code, code comments, or highly structured technical documentation (such as algorithm descriptions), as opposed to natural language prose. |
| 723 | 8905 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.001 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that function as structural markers, punctuation, or spacing elements in formatted text, particularly in numbered lists, technical documentation, or question-answer formats with explicit structural organization. |
| 724 | 9193 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are part of color specifications in programming code (like 'color' parameter names or color values) or punctuation marks appearing in technical/code formatting contexts, particularly in structured data or code syntax. |
| 725 | 9304 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.170 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that represent word fragments, morphological components, or syllabic units within larger words, particularly at segmentation boundaries in multilingual text or within compound/contracted forms. |
| 726 | 9600 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.021 | 92 | answer-side The token 'distribution' when referring to software packages, releases, or bundled code artifacts in programming and software development contexts. |
| 727 | 9722 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.000 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are part of programming API calls, method names, object properties, or technical identifiers in software development contexts, particularly mid-segments of dot-notation paths or compound technical terms. |
| 728 | 10017 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens referring to formal acknowledgment, recognition, or validation of achievements, status, facts, or social realities in official or institutional contexts. |
| 729 | 10072 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -1.146 | 95 | answer-side Tokens that appear within long sequences of identical or highly repetitive elements, characteristic of spam, filler text, or artificially generated repetitive content. |
| 730 | 10283 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Common English function words (adverbs, auxiliary verbs, past participles) appearing in formal descriptive or narrative prose, typically indicating purpose, manner, or state in well-structured sentences. |
| 731 | 10874 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Technical documentation, instructional content, code examples, structured templates, or formatted text (including markdown), particularly in multilingual or cross-language contexts with technical terminology. |
| 732 | 11169 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 92 | answer-side The token immediately following 'aws' or 'amazonaws' in AWS SDK import statements or package paths, typically representing the service or sub-package name in code (e.g., 'groundstation', '.services'). |
| 733 | 12028 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Predictable completion tokens in technical, formal, or structured contexts including code snippets, medical terminology, and technical documentation, where the token completes a standard phrase or technical pattern. |
| 734 | 12389 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Subword token fragments that form the middle or end portion of multi-syllabic formal or technical words, particularly in academic or methodological contexts. |
| 735 | 12772 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | 0.002 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are part of HTML/XML attribute values (particularly 'dialog' in role attributes) or namespace/package names in code import statements, typically appearing in web development contexts with frameworks like Bootstrap modals or ASP.NET Core. |
| 736 | 12841 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | 0.001 | 85 | answer-side Punctuation marks or words in formal Chinese administrative, legal, or political documents, particularly in contexts describing regulations, procedures, or formal statements about education, party membership, or institutional processes. |
| 737 | 13253 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.000 | 85 | answer-side Technical terms referring to the design, architecture, structure, or integration of complex systems, typically appearing in formal documentation or technical descriptions of how components are organized or assembled. |
| 738 | 13882 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 95 | answer-side Opening square bracket '[' that introduces a hyperlink, DOI reference, or citation marker in formal documentation and academic text. |
| 739 | 14829 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete or finalize a word, appearing at word boundaries where a meaningful lexical unit is being finished, including complete words themselves, word-final suffixes, or the concluding portion of compound identifiers. |
| 740 | 15484 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.643 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that appear in multilingual or cross-linguistic contexts, particularly in translation examples, transliterations, or text involving multiple language conventions (especially Japanese-Chinese translation contexts with honorifics like '-chan'/'酱'). |
| 741 | 15502 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.056 | 72 | answer-side Mid-word syllables or short letter sequences (2-3 characters) that form phonetic or morphemic units within words, particularly in non-English languages like Russian and French, or in English words with distinct syllabic boundaries. |
| 742 | 15803 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.003 | 92 | answer-side The equals sign ('=') used as an assignment operator when initializing numeric variables (typically to 0) at the beginning of algorithmic code blocks, particularly before loops or iterative processes. |
| 743 | 16229 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Short function words (prepositions like 'above', 'at') or structural punctuation (opening parentheses) that serve grammatical or formatting roles in formal, structured text contexts. |
| 744 | 17142 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 95 | answer-side Asterisks that serve as line-starting formatting markers within multi-line documentation comment blocks (JSDoc/PHPDoc style), appearing between the opening '/**' and annotation tags. |
| 745 | 17262 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are parts of words expressing affirmation, togetherness, intimacy, or positive relational concepts, particularly in multilingual contexts involving emotional or social connection. |
| 746 | 18375 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal structured documents with legal, academic, or official formatting, particularly within proper nouns, technical terms, or document structure markers in multilingual contexts (especially European languages). |
| 747 | 18458 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.040 | 72 | answer-side Tokens describing technical processes, encoding operations, or methodological actions within instructional or explanatory contexts about systems and procedures. |
| 748 | 20092 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Quotation marks that begin import path strings or package references in programming code, particularly in Go, Java, or similar languages. |
| 749 | 20134 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens indicating ordinal position (especially 'fourth') in numbered sequences or stages, or directional words denoting upward/progressive movement in spatial or hierarchical contexts. |
| 750 | 20603 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that signal caution, emphasis, or negation in instructional or informative contexts, including warning words (risky), markdown formatting for emphasis (**), and words meaning unchanging/constant in discussions of standards or requirements. |
| 751 | 20754 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Prepositions or word fragments (across multiple languages including English, Chinese, and Cyrillic scripts) that indicate a method, means, channel, or process by which something is accomplished or configured, typically appearing in technical or instructional contexts. |
| 752 | 20927 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'IE' appearing as part of 'MSIE' in browser detection or user agent parsing code, typically in contexts involving Internet Explorer version checking or browser-specific configurations. |
| 753 | 21167 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The word 'equation' appearing in mathematical contexts describing quadratic equations that are being solved using the quadratic formula. |
| 754 | 21337 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that represent word fragments, partial syllables, or technical identifiers that interrupt natural word boundaries, often appearing mid-word in natural language or as complete units in programming/technical contexts. |
| 755 | 21504 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are fragments of longer compound words or technical terms, split at morpheme boundaries, hyphens, or within the middle of words during tokenization. |
| 756 | 21645 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Terms indicating spatial position, temporal ordering, or functional/relational roles that specify location or relationships within a system or context. |
| 757 | 22039 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Non-English alphabet characters or subword tokens containing special diacritical marks, particularly from languages using extended Latin alphabets (Polish, Portuguese) or non-Latin scripts (Arabic), often appearing mid-word. |
| 758 | 22475 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.083 | 92 | answer-side Chinese characters (Hanzi) appearing in Chinese-language text contexts, including simplified and traditional Chinese writing systems. |
| 759 | 24170 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | 0.003 | 92 | answer-side Template specialization syntax markers in C++ code (specifically the angle brackets '<>') and method override annotations in object-oriented programming languages like Java. |
| 760 | 25539 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.598 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are part of placeholder text patterns or template variables, typically marked with angle brackets or other formatting that indicates the text is meant to be replaced or filled in (e.g., <<INSERT>>, <<article>>, << related>>). |
| 761 | 25966 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | — | no description available for this feature |
| 762 | 26802 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The dollar sign '$' or currency-related tokens appearing in contexts involving monetary amounts, financial figures, or numerical calculations with money. |
| 763 | 27490 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that mark structural boundaries, section transitions, or formatting delimiters in technical or formatted text, including colons in titles, characters in code/URL structures, and section headings. |
| 764 | 27633 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese noun or adjective tokens that serve as key content words in technical or descriptive contexts, typically representing objects, materials, or properties being discussed in the surrounding text. |
| 765 | 27648 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.001 | 72 | answer-side Prepositions and grammatical markers (like 'about', 'sobre', plural 's') that introduce or specify the subject/topic being discussed or described, particularly in informational or meta-communicative contexts. |
| 766 | 28692 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.000 | 72 | answer-side Common auxiliary verbs, infinitive markers, or short function words (like 'set', 'is', 'to') that appear in instructional, technical, or explanatory contexts where procedures or relationships are being explained. |
| 767 | 29276 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear mid-flow in ongoing sentences or phrases, representing semantic and grammatical continuation rather than beginnings or boundaries of ideas. |
| 768 | 29554 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Short alphanumeric tokens (single letters or digits) appearing within technical contexts such as code snippets, file paths, regex patterns, chemical compound names, or structured technical documentation. |
| 769 | 29899 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.002 | 95 | answer-side The token 'boost' when it appears as the library namespace in C++ #include directives for importing Boost library header files. |
| 770 | 30401 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.003 | 75 | answer-side Punctuation marks that serve as syntactic delimiters in structured formats, such as parentheses in function calls or table cells, and colons in dialogue or script formatting. |
| 771 | 30641 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.015 | 75 | answer-side Spaces immediately preceding numbers or key terms in structured/formal document contexts, particularly in legal rules, technical specifications, or formal definitions where precise formatting separates labels from identifiers. |
| 772 | 30654 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Short suffixes or postfix elements (2-3 characters) that complete or modify technical terms, code syntax elements, file extensions, or linguistic units, typically appearing immediately after the main token they modify. |
| 773 | 31287 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.001 | 85 | answer-side Technical identifiers, file extensions, or programming-related tokens that appear in code contexts, including variable names, method names, and file path components with technical syntax. |
| 774 | 31543 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.000 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are fragments of larger semantic units (dates, filenames, numbers) appearing in contexts where those units are split, translated between languages, or presented in multiple formats/representations. |
| 775 | 31862 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Underscore characters or similar separators that connect components in compound terms, technical identifiers, variable names, or template placeholders, typically in formal, technical, or programmatic contexts. |
| 776 | 32480 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Malformed or corrupted Unicode character bytes, particularly broken multi-byte sequences in non-Latin scripts (Bengali, Hindi, German) where UTF-8 encoding has been disrupted mid-character. |
| 777 | 33634 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Abbreviated terms, acronyms, or categorical labels that serve as shorthand for broader concepts, often appearing in technical contexts or at the end of example lists. |
| 778 | 34032 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens appearing in informal, conversational explanatory or advisory text across multiple languages, particularly in mid-sentence positions within helpful guidance or supportive discourse. |
| 779 | 34409 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are path separators or path components within URLs, typically occurring at the boundary between domain names and path segments or between different parts of web addresses. |
| 780 | 34458 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.008 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that complete technical or formal descriptive phrases in structured or formatted text, particularly in contexts involving procedural documentation, chemical/scientific descriptions, or detailed scene descriptions where precise terminology and formatting are important. |
| 781 | 34656 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | 0.003 | 85 | answer-side Single-digit numbers appearing as components of bibliographic citations, including page numbers, volume numbers, or DOI identifiers in academic reference formatting. |
| 782 | 35031 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are either part of Chinese/Japanese text (especially common phrases or particles) or explicit anatomical/sexual terminology in English contexts. |
| 783 | 35225 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens representing successive, repeated, or plural instances, particularly in phrases indicating repetition over time (e.g., 'generation after generation') or multiple data items (e.g., database rows). |
| 784 | 35312 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Very short text fragments (1-4 characters) that function as abbreviations, compact identifiers, or brief words within technical, formal, or structured contexts such as legal citations, code syntax, or definitional language. |
| 785 | 35938 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Complete technical or formal vocabulary words, especially C++ header names like 'cassert' or formal terminology like 'legislative' in structured or academic contexts. |
| 786 | 36523 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal English text contexts such as templates, official statements, or instructional content where proper formatting and precise language conventions are being demonstrated or followed. |
| 787 | 37859 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side References to official institutions, licenses, or legal entities within formal documentation or official correspondence contexts, particularly in legal boilerplate text or formal requests. |
| 788 | 38664 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in technical documentation, structured formatted text (especially templates, lists, or code), formal terminology sections, or multilingual content with explicit formatting markup, rather than in natural conversational prose. |
| 789 | 38725 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Attribute or property names in structured configuration files and XML/JSON code, particularly those defining metadata fields in development environment configurations. |
| 790 | 39165 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Periods functioning as abbreviation markers in formal legal citations (particularly Italian legal case references) or technical specifications, where the period denotes a shortened form of a word in structured documentation. |
| 791 | 39167 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The preposition 'for' when used to introduce an explanation of reasons or rationale, typically followed by phrases like 'several reasons', 'privacy reasons', or similar explanatory constructions in formal/instructional contexts. |
| 792 | 39435 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.001 | 95 | answer-side The word 'when' appearing in mathematical explanations of division and remainder operations, specifically in the phrase pattern 'remainder when [number] is divided by [number]'. |
| 793 | 39579 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.003 | 95 | answer-side The Chinese character '权' (meaning 'right' or 'rights') when used in formal Chinese text to denote legal, civil, or personal rights and entitlements. |
| 794 | 39884 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that describe physical states, spatial relationships, or measurements in descriptive or narrative passages, often appearing in multilingual contexts or technical descriptions of scenes and compositions. |
| 795 | 40266 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.153 | 95 | answer-side The word 'art' when it appears as part of the legal/patent term 'prior art', which refers to existing knowledge or inventions that predate a patent application. |
| 796 | 41750 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.007 | 75 | answer-side Second-person or demonstrative pronouns ('you', 'this') used in instructional comments or documentation that directly address the reader to explain technical procedures, code functionality, or requirements. |
| 797 | 42547 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.000 | 35 | answer-side Short morphemic or syllabic segments (typically 2-3 characters) that are parts of words in technical or non-English contexts, particularly involving Cyrillic text, mathematical terminology, or technical jargon. |
| 798 | 43367 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Technical operators, symbols, or terms used in mathematical notation (LaTeX), programming code (especially bitwise/comparison operators), or formal technical terminology in specialized contexts. |
| 799 | 44468 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Words meaning 'additional' or 'supplementary' in various languages, indicating content that adds to or supplements previously mentioned information or resources. |
| 800 | 45346 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal, technical, or structured text contexts such as addresses, financial documents, academic writing, or data listings, as opposed to narrative prose or conversational language. |
| 801 | 46333 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.046 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are part of technical specifications, formal definitions, or structured data syntax, including legal/constitutional terminology, technical documentation details, and programming language constructs like dictionary/object notation. |
| 802 | 47293 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing within structured visual elements such as ASCII art diagrams, flowcharts, boxes with borders, or highly formatted enumerated lists, as opposed to regular prose text. |
| 803 | 47641 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.003 | 95 | answer-side The term 'efficacy' referring to the therapeutic effectiveness of pharmaceutical products or medical treatments, particularly in formal regulatory or clinical contexts discussing patient outcomes. |
| 804 | 48031 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Opening quote mark followed by a space character at the start of a string literal, typically used when constructing error messages, user prompts, or other display text through string concatenation. |
| 805 | 48321 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.027 | 85 | answer-side Chinese (CJK) characters appearing in text, particularly in technical documentation or mixed-language contexts. |
| 806 | 48719 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.000 | 85 | answer-side Parameter names, variable identifiers, or property names within code syntax, particularly when appearing as keyword arguments, enumeration counters, or function parameters in programming contexts. |
| 807 | 49018 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Single uppercase letters or characters that form abbreviations, acronyms, or shortened forms in technical naming conventions (like camelCase identifiers) or explicit abbreviation contexts. |
| 808 | 49452 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.010 | 82 | answer-side Technical nouns that name configurable elements, parameters, or structural components in software settings, programming code, or technical documentation contexts. |
| 809 | 49532 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Mid-sequence tokens that represent continuations or internal parts of larger semantic units (words, numbers, or compound terms) that have been split by tokenization. |
| 810 | 49783 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 92 | answer-side English programming class or API names (typically in PascalCase or camelCase) embedded within Chinese technical documentation or code explanations. |
| 811 | 49834 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.000 | 95 | answer-side The Chinese term '一线城市' (first-tier cities), referring to China's most developed major metropolitan areas like Beijing and Shanghai, typically appearing in discussions about urban development, real estate markets, or socioeconomic comparisons between different city tiers. |
| 812 | 49975 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 92 | answer-side Technical identifiers, keywords, or property names that appear within programming code, markup languages (HTML/CSS), or code import statements, as opposed to natural language text. |
| 813 | 50259 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Verbs (particularly past tense 'was' or continuity markers) in formal, encyclopedic text describing historical facts, origins, or development of subjects. |
| 814 | 50629 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.008 | 45 | answer-side Whitespace padding or formatting characters in structured text layouts such as tables, or characters within technical identifiers like URLs. |
| 815 | 50641 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.025 | 65 | answer-side Tokens that are substantive parts of variable names, function arguments, or content words in programming code (especially Python) or Chinese text, typically appearing mid-word or within parentheses/assignment contexts rather than as standalone syntax elements. |
| 816 | 51161 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens completing technical terms, function words, or whitespace in formal/technical contexts such as legal documents, mathematical definitions, code snippets, or structured technical documentation. |
| 817 | 51288 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that serve as grammatical connectors, structural markers, or formatting elements introducing clauses, sections, or technical explanations in formal or technical writing across multiple languages. |
| 818 | 51306 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Word-completing suffixes in technical or programming contexts, particularly tokens that finish specialized identifiers, library names, or compound technical terms in code. |
| 819 | 51680 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Common function words or short tokens appearing in structured technical documentation, instructional text, or formatted content where they serve to continue or elaborate on an explanation or description. |
| 820 | 52226 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens in non-English text (especially Chinese, Turkish, Spanish) that represent uncertainty, future possibility, incomplete words, or ambiguous content, often appearing as modal expressions, placeholders, or mid-word fragments in multilingual contexts. |
| 821 | 54069 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing within technical documentation, structured data formats, configuration files, or formal legal/administrative text, often as part of enumerated items, field definitions, or system outputs. |
| 822 | 54323 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Delimiter tokens (like '::') or conjunctions (like 'and') that separate or connect items in structured, formal lists or hierarchical classification schemes, particularly in technical documentation or metadata contexts. |
| 823 | 54802 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Hyphenated compound modifiers and technical identifiers, particularly in programming or technical documentation contexts, where hyphens or similar delimiters connect words to form compound terms or structured identifiers. |
| 824 | 55620 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that mark section transitions or the start of concluding/summary sections in structured text, typically appearing immediately after section headings or organizational labels. |
| 825 | 55635 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | 0.000 | 85 | answer-side Colons or newlines that immediately precede indented list items or nested content blocks in structured configuration files (YAML, JSON, code), marking the beginning of a multi-line data structure or list. |
| 826 | 55652 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.010 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete formulaic phrases, fill structural placeholders, or provide expected infill text in templated language patterns such as name formats, idiomatic expressions, or formal document language. |
| 827 | 55905 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 92 | answer-side The token 'Project' when used as part of a formal organization, initiative, or program name (e.g., 'Debian Project', 'Gutenberg Project', 'NIST PQC Project'). |
| 828 | 56781 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Word continuation or completion tokens that form parts of longer words in mid-sentence contexts, typically representing prefixes or partial words like 'con-' or 'engage' that continue from preceding context. |
| 829 | 58333 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Opening delimiters, keywords, or formatting markers that introduce structured elements in programming code or technical documentation, such as class declarations, markdown formatting, or inline code blocks. |
| 830 | 58395 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Common English words or simple ASCII digits appearing in standard English prose or technical documentation contexts, as opposed to non-English text or programming code structures. |
| 831 | 58751 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are parts of technical abbreviations, parameter names, or field labels in structured data formats such as game statistics blocks, configuration files, or technical documentation. |
| 832 | 60399 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.013 | 72 | answer-side Technical or professional terms in formal business, financial, or technology contexts, particularly referring to intermediary roles, software development settings, or system configuration terms. |
| 833 | 60626 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.016 | 75 | answer-side Verbs (particularly copulas and main verbs) that appear in clauses expressing claims, assertions, or evaluations of truth, capability, or belief, often following words like 'claim', 'mean', 'evidence', or modal expressions. |
| 834 | 60945 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Adjectives that introduce a type, category, or new instance of the following noun, typically 'kind' (as in 'kind of') or 'new', used to specify or categorize what comes next. |
| 835 | 63654 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.058 | 85 | answer-side Plural noun endings or suffixes in Romance languages (Portuguese and French), particularly '-os', '-ides', and '-idades' marking grammatical plurality. |
| 836 | 63999 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.584 | 75 | answer-side Tokens representing numerical indices, version numbers, or technical identifiers within structured technical contexts such as HTML versions, sequential numbering systems, or formal parameter listings. |
| 837 | 65459 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.324 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that immediately follow closing structural markers (like closing parentheses in screenplay dialogue attributions or the end of quoted/code examples), representing the transition point to the next segment of formatted text. |
| 838 | 65975 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 82 | answer-side Past participle forms of verbs appearing in code comments or documentation that describe conditional states, lifecycle events, or temporal conditions (typically following 'when', 'if', or 'until'). |
| 839 | 66131 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are parts of formal technical terminology, legal vocabulary, or specialized domain-specific words, particularly appearing in documentation, code, or formal written contexts requiring precise technical language. |
| 840 | 67492 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal or legal documentation, including software licenses, legal disclaimers, and professional/corporate requirements documents, particularly in contexts describing terms, conditions, liabilities, or qualifications. |
| 841 | 67907 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear at section boundaries or transitions in formatted text, typically after concluding statements and immediately before structural markers like headings, separators, or new numbered sections. |
| 842 | 68742 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.025 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that complete technical package, namespace, or library names in code import statements or API references, specifically the final character(s) of compound identifiers like 'khronos' or 'jooq'. |
| 843 | 68887 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.287 | 85 | answer-side Non-alphanumeric delimiter or separator characters (equals signs, commas, pipes, etc.) that structure or separate elements in formatted data, code, tables, or punctuated text. |
| 844 | 69076 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Token fragments that split words or characters within non-English text, particularly Chinese characters and Spanish words, representing mid-word tokenization boundaries in multilingual content. |
| 845 | 70075 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear as the second noun in a two-word compound noun phrase or enumerated list, where the first word categorizes or modifies the type of the marked token (e.g., 'license terms', 'fire engine', 'License file'). |
| 846 | 71628 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Common Chinese language words or characters, typically high-frequency vocabulary used in everyday Chinese text across various topics. |
| 847 | 71903 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The token 'Android' when appearing in contexts related to the Android operating system, including user agent strings, device specifications, and Android development documentation. |
| 848 | 73053 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that introduce, continue, or bridge content after a setup or transition point, often starting new syntactic or semantic units like code blocks, enumerations, or descriptive phrases. |
| 849 | 73306 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that appear as parts of technical identifiers, codes, or mixed alphanumeric strings, often combining multiple character types (letters, numbers, or multiple scripts) in non-natural-language sequences. |
| 850 | 73399 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear at the beginning of a new line, entry, or structural unit after a line break or formatting delimiter, particularly in structured content like lists, code, or multi-line formatted text. |
| 851 | 73570 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.056 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that are common function words or morphemes appearing in formal academic or professional Chinese text, particularly the morpheme '社会' (society) in Chinese academic discourse about social relations and citizenship, or connective words in formal English professional/legal contexts. |
| 852 | 73715 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.001 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear at the end of complete statements or clauses in explanatory, descriptive, or technical text, marking natural transition points where enumeration, line breaks, or further elaboration typically follows. |
| 853 | 74012 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -4.149 | 85 | answer-side A single digit that is part of a software version number or technical identifier in code, configuration files, or package specifications. |
| 854 | 74134 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Pronouns or repeated noun phrases that anaphorically refer back to specific entities mentioned earlier in the same sentence or immediate context, maintaining referential continuity in medical, technical, or narrative discourse. |
| 855 | 74556 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.021 | 75 | answer-side Quotation marks, string delimiters, or punctuation marks that open quoted strings in code syntax (like C++ includes), or special punctuation marks in non-English text (such as inverted punctuation in Spanish). |
| 856 | 74902 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Abstract conceptual nouns and adjectives used in formal reasoning, logical analysis, or hypothetical theoretical discussions. |
| 857 | 76006 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.034 | 75 | answer-side Common English function words (articles, prepositions, conjunctions) appearing in formal written English prose, particularly in legal, licensing, or professional technical documentation contexts. |
| 858 | 76022 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that serve as standalone identifiers, function names, or variable names in technical documentation and code, typically appearing as complete semantic units rather than as parts of method chains or property accessors. |
| 859 | 76187 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.007 | 72 | answer-side Content words (typically nouns, adjectives, or past participles) that provide descriptive detail in narrative or explanatory passages, appearing in flowing multilingual text rather than in code, greetings, or fragmented technical contexts. |
| 860 | 76447 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Member function or property access in C++ or similar object-oriented programming code, specifically using dot notation (e.g., object.GetError(), object.GetObject()) to call methods or access members on class instances. |
| 861 | 76529 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens representing ongoing actions, maintenance activities, or acknowledgments in informational discourse, particularly words ending in '-ing' that describe continuous processes or nouns related to stock/supply management. |
| 862 | 78053 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Whitespace tokens that appear immediately adjacent to small single-digit numbers (particularly 1 or 2) in contexts involving list numbering, numeric comparisons, conditional statements, or numeric ranges. |
| 863 | 79123 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Adjectives meaning 'previous', 'prior', or 'existing before' that modify temporal nouns in formal or academic contexts, particularly when describing past experiences, causes, or events that preceded current ones. |
| 864 | 79189 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete technical terms, version numbers, or formal vocabulary in professional contexts (legal, programming), often representing the continuation or completion of abbreviated forms or technical identifiers. |
| 865 | 79664 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.000 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are parts of formal legal citations, statutes, or constitutional references, including section numbers, jurisdiction abbreviations, and formal document names in legal contexts. |
| 866 | 80172 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Suffixes or trailing segments of technical identifiers, particularly programming constants, API names, variable names, or path components in code and technical contexts. |
| 867 | 80751 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Single-character punctuation marks (periods, hyphens) or short repeated words used as structural formatting elements in numbered lists, dialogue stuttering, or emphasis patterns. |
| 868 | 80881 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.004 | 90 | answer-side References to advertising, marketing, or commercial promotional contexts in professional or media-related discussions. |
| 869 | 81843 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | 0.000 | 92 | answer-side A comma that follows a temporal phrase (like 'As of [year/time]') introducing population statistics or demographic information in encyclopedic or factual text. |
| 870 | 81906 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese words or characters related to quantification, measurement, counting, or changes in quantity (including resources, reduction, and classifier/measure words). |
| 871 | 82291 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The token is an abbreviated form of 'versus' (v, vs) used in comparative contexts, matchups, or legal case citations to indicate opposition or comparison between two entities. |
| 872 | 82939 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.005 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that form or complete the names of software frameworks, libraries, or technical systems (e.g., PyTorch, Qt) in technology documentation and programming contexts. |
| 873 | 83368 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side References to computational tools, digital systems, databases, or technology used for calculation, data storage, or information processing. |
| 874 | 83394 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Short lowercase letter sequences of 2 characters, typically appearing as fragments within words or as complete short words in multilingual text contexts. |
| 875 | 83813 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.004 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are internal fragments of compound technical identifiers, hyphenated library names, or mid-word segments of proper nouns, typically appearing in code documentation or technical text where names are broken across token boundaries. |
| 876 | 84149 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -5.704 | 95 | answer-side Hardware or assembly-related library/header names (like 'asm' or 'avr') within C/C++ #include preprocessor directives, typically used in embedded systems or low-level kernel programming. |
| 877 | 84181 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Token fragments that appear as internal components within larger words, names, or variable identifiers rather than as standalone complete tokens. |
| 878 | 84730 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that complete or are part of technical terms, medical terminology, or programming language keywords in contexts requiring precise spelling or syntax, particularly at character positions where the exact spelling is essential for correctness. |
| 879 | 85117 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Prepositions and ordinal/relational function words (like 'of', 'for', 'first') that establish specific semantic relationships between abstract concepts in technical, instructional, or explanatory contexts. |
| 880 | 85375 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.035 | 75 | answer-side Capitalized English words and proper nouns in primarily English-language text contexts, particularly pronouns, titles, and names at the beginning of clauses or phrases. |
| 881 | 85711 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'of' when used in prepositional phrases indicating composition, membership, or belonging, particularly in constructions like 'part of' or 'basis of' that express a constituent relationship between an element and a larger whole. |
| 882 | 85826 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.167 | 95 | answer-side The token 'Property' appearing as an attribute name in XAML/XML Setter elements within UI framework style definitions (e.g., '<Setter Property=' in WPF or Xamarin markup). |
| 883 | 86056 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -1.420 | 75 | answer-side Commas that follow descriptive phrases, proper nouns, or location names and precede contrasting clauses or additional contextual information, often introducing elaboration or opposition to the preceding statement. |
| 884 | 86656 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -1.856 | 65 | answer-side Tokens that mark implementation, construction, or instantiation points in technical contexts, including programming keywords that begin implementation blocks (like 'impl'), verbs meaning 'to create/construct' in instructional text, or numerical results of calculations. |
| 885 | 86871 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that serve as transitional markers, structural boundaries, or pivotal concepts that shift or segment the flow of information, including conjunctions introducing contrast, whitespace in structured data, and key thematic terms being explained. |
| 886 | 87338 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.006 | 72 | answer-side Hyphens or dashes used as formatting elements such as bullet points, list markers, or structural separators in instructional, technical, or formatted text. |
| 887 | 87382 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are copula verbs (especially 'is') or word fragments in contexts making declarative statements, definitions, or factual assertions, typically in formal or question-answer formats. |
| 888 | 87436 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.026 | 45 | answer-side Common function words (conjunctions, auxiliary verbs) and punctuation marks that serve structural grammatical roles, particularly in contexts that may transition to or involve formatted, technical, or code-like text. |
| 889 | 87572 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that serve a structural, grammatical, or syntactic completion function in their immediate context, including attribute descriptors in parallel constructions, escape characters in code strings, and verbs completing clauses about likelihood or futurity. |
| 890 | 87706 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Prepositions indicating categorization, division, or directional movement, particularly 'into' when introducing how items are organized into categories or groups, and 'behind' when indicating spatial or metaphorical trailing. |
| 891 | 88430 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear in formal explanatory or informational contexts, particularly within educational, technical, or analytical writing that describes concepts, provides definitions, or elaborates on properties and characteristics. |
| 892 | 88594 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | 0.000 | 72 | answer-side The second character or component of Chinese compound words and technical terms, particularly in programming or technical documentation contexts where Chinese text explains code concepts. |
| 893 | 89199 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 82 | answer-side Common function words (to, that, you) appearing in formal software license agreements or legal documentation contexts that describe permissions, rights, obligations, or define legal entities and their allowed actions. |
| 894 | 89922 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.044 | 75 | answer-side Tokens indicating organizational relationships, collaborative work structures, or authorship, specifically words that connect entities to their creators, leaders, or collaborative partners (e.g., 'by', 'team', 'with' in contexts describing who founded, built, or worked together on something). |
| 895 | 90386 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in English-language technical or instructional content, particularly in programming, software documentation, or how-to guides. |
| 896 | 90520 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.014 | 72 | answer-side Short function words or syllables (typically 2-3 characters) in Western European languages, particularly prepositions and articles like 'of', 'de', appearing in formal or technical text that may be adjacent to code or structured content. |
| 897 | 91131 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.120 | 45 | answer-side Nouns or substantive terms denoting measurable properties, states of ownership, duration, or maintenance, typically appearing in formal or technical contexts as key attributes or characteristics being described. |
| 898 | 91644 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.001 | 45 | answer-side Common functional words and syntactic elements in conversational or scripting contexts, including question words (ask), demonstrative pronouns (that), and script syntax markers, that serve connective or referential purposes in everyday English. |
| 899 | 91874 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Common, abstract functional words (verbs or nouns) in formal or technical text that express basic concepts like existence, cognition, or temporal starting points, typically appearing in Chinese administrative or English technical documentation. |
| 900 | 92083 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese language characters or tokens appearing within Chinese text, particularly individual characters that are part of multi-character Chinese words or phrases in contexts discussing technical, social, or administrative topics. |
| 901 | 92621 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.009 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that occur at indentation or structural formatting boundaries in hierarchically organized text, particularly at the start of bullet points, sub-items, or continuation lines in technical documentation and structured lists. |
| 902 | 92680 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens referring to official documented events, records, or formal surveys, particularly demographic or statistical data like census counts or documented incidents. |
| 903 | 93728 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.005 | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on closing angle bracket sequences ('>>' or '?>') that appear in HTML/XML syntax, URL placeholder parameters, or code comment markers. |
| 904 | 93891 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Word-internal token fragments or morphemes that occur in the middle of multi-token words across various languages, typically splitting compound or inflected words at non-initial positions. |
| 905 | 95664 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Lowercase letters (particularly 'l' and 's') that begin words in formatted contexts like script dialogue actions, list definitions, or narrative descriptions where the letter initiates a semantically significant word. |
| 906 | 95946 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens that serve as syntax markers for type annotations, trait implementations, module definitions, or structural declarations in programming code, typically separating an identifier from its type or implementation target. |
| 907 | 96733 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.011 | 85 | answer-side Whitespace or newline tokens that immediately follow attribute assignments or parameter definitions in code contexts (HTML/XML attributes, function parameters), typically serving as line breaks before continuing with additional attributes or parameters. |
| 908 | 96761 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Whitespace or indentation tokens that precede field names or keys in structured data formats, particularly in JSON-like configurations or metadata definitions. |
| 909 | 96817 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 82 | answer-side Closing formatting markers (asterisks, symbols, or newlines) that terminate stylized headers, emphasized text sections, or decorative banners in documentation or code comments. |
| 910 | 96925 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that introduce qualifying criteria, conditions, or relational operators in instructional, procedural, or analytical contexts, particularly when describing requirements, suitability, or logical relationships. |
| 911 | 96937 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side English-language instructional or technical writing contexts, particularly where procedural guidance, code configuration, or implementation instructions are being provided. |
| 912 | 97123 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The token 'or' when used as a conjunction in standardized privacy policy or security disclaimer language, specifically connecting 'transmission over the internet' with 'electronic storage' in statements about security limitations. |
| 913 | 97211 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing immediately after opening angle brackets or between angle bracket pairs, typically in code, markup, or technical formatting contexts rather than natural language prose. |
| 914 | 97232 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | 0.002 | 95 | answer-side The '.preprocessing' module name when being imported from scikit-learn (sklearn) in Python machine learning code, typically in contexts involving data transformation and model preparation. |
| 915 | 97856 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.003 | 72 | answer-side Comparative or descriptive modifiers (especially relating to size, quantity, or degree) appearing in technical, mathematical, or explanatory contexts, often as part of compound words or phrases that specify properties or measurements. |
| 916 | 98009 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens appearing in legal or licensing documents within phrases discussing intellectual property rights, copyright ownership, or software licensing terms. |
| 917 | 98388 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear after delimiter characters (periods, 'or', commas) in technical documentation, code examples, or formal explanatory text, particularly in programming or structured writing contexts. |
| 918 | 99333 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens indicating formal collaborative relationships, joint actions between multiple parties, or grammatical markers in complex formal statements involving cooperation or unified activity. |
| 919 | 99378 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -7.531 | 72 | answer-side Short letter sequences (2-3 characters) that are part of words in Eastern European languages, particularly Romanian and Polish text contexts. |
| 920 | 99875 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | 0.001 | 65 | answer-side Common English function words (prepositions, conjunctions) and basic descriptive adjectives/adverbs in formal or technical writing contexts. |
| 921 | 99900 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.000 | 72 | answer-side Short syllabic sequences (typically 2-5 characters) that form internal components of multi-syllable technical identifiers, proper nouns, or non-English words, often appearing at morpheme or syllable boundaries within compound terms. |
| 922 | 100388 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Single digits that appear as part of longer numeric sequences, such as tracking numbers, timestamps, or numeric identifiers. |
| 923 | 100771 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Short prepositions in Romance languages (particularly 'com' in Portuguese and 'con' in Spanish) or single-letter variable names in programming code that serve primarily grammatical or technical functions. |
| 924 | 100776 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are parts of technical, formal, or specialized vocabulary appearing in code documentation, UI instructions, legal text, or structured technical content across multiple languages. |
| 925 | 100887 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 92 | answer-side The digit '3' when it appears as a component of a fraction in mathematical expressions or equations. |
| 926 | 101062 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.006 | 75 | answer-side Quotation marks or delimiter symbols that immediately follow or close references to rights, permissions, abilities, or entitlements in legal, technical, or explanatory contexts. |
| 927 | 101150 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.001 | 75 | answer-side Chinese characters (kanji) representing abstract verbs of representation, expression, or processing (表示, 处理) in technical or instructional contexts, typically in Chinese or Japanese text. |
| 928 | 101225 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Complete uppercase words or Pascal-cased identifiers that serve as technical keywords, class names, or acronyms in programming code, SQL queries, or technical abbreviations. |
| 929 | 101862 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Programming language keywords and identifiers that declare or define structural elements such as types, macros, reports, or components, typically appearing at the beginning of code blocks or statements. |
| 930 | 101951 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.010 | 75 | answer-side Characters that are part of technical identifiers, constants, or notation systems (like Unicode designators, API constant names, or numbered list items) in programming or technical documentation contexts, typically appearing mid-token within camelCase, snake_case, or specialized notation formats. |
| 931 | 102283 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | 0.011 | 70 | answer-side The digit '2' appearing as part of numeric specifications in technical or code documentation contexts, particularly in LaTeX font size parameters like '12pt'. |
| 932 | 104461 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens in multilingual text contexts, particularly single characters or short tokens in non-Latin scripts (Cyrillic, Burmese/Myanmar), or common English words following technical content in mixed-language documents, including potential Unicode encoding anomalies. |
| 933 | 105029 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 92 | answer-side The token 'as' used in definitional or characterization contexts, typically in the pattern 'X [verb] as Y' where something is being presented, perceived, described, or categorized as something else. |
| 934 | 105030 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in multilingual contexts or mixed-language environments, particularly where natural language intersects with code, transliteration, or multiple writing systems within the same passage. |
| 935 | 105098 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Placeholder tokens, abbreviated references, or symbolic representations (like Roman numerals or anonymization markers 'XXX') that stand in for or abbreviate specific information within descriptive text. |
| 936 | 106387 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens appearing in Chinese (Mandarin) language text, particularly in contexts involving Chinese characters and Chinese grammatical structures. |
| 937 | 107115 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | 0.009 | 95 | answer-side CSS property values in styling declarations, specifically the word 'center' or 'keys' appearing as values after colons in CSS or code configuration contexts, typically within alignment or display properties. |
| 938 | 107356 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.000 | 72 | answer-side Technical or academic nouns and adjectives representing specialized concepts, fields of study, or categorical terms within formal scientific, educational, or professional explanatory text. |
| 939 | 107479 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.022 | 75 | answer-side Common English nouns and abstract concepts appearing in formal, professional, or academic writing contexts (as opposed to technical code, specialized jargon, or non-English text). |
| 940 | 108644 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are part of technical, formal, or domain-specific terminology, particularly in programming code, legal/official language, or formal academic/professional writing across multiple languages. |
| 941 | 109201 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.094 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that mark sentence or clause boundaries where a complete thought ends and a new distinct statement or explanation begins, particularly transitions from general context to specific detail or from one complete idea to another. |
| 942 | 109662 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Whitespace, newlines, or minimal connecting words (like 'to') that serve as structural separators or transitions in technical documentation, code comments, or programming contexts. |
| 943 | 109898 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.024 | 72 | answer-side Common English function words, prepositions, or punctuation marks that serve as syntactic connectors or necessary grammatical completions in phrases, particularly in technical or formal writing contexts. |
| 944 | 110633 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The assignment operator '=>' in shader property declarations, specifically occurring between a shader parameter definition (with its type and name) and its default value in Unity ShaderLab Properties blocks. |
| 945 | 110889 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.004 | 75 | answer-side Boundary markers and separators, including visual delimiters (dashes in tables), punctuation between code elements, and positions at morpheme or syllable boundaries within words. |
| 946 | 110891 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Common English words (prepositions, nouns, or verbs) appearing in the middle of standard English sentences, as opposed to non-English text or highly technical code contexts. |
| 947 | 111874 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.036 | 72 | answer-side Common English function words (especially 'and', 'appear/appears') that connect clauses or describe actions in instructional or explanatory contexts about how systems, interfaces, or processes work. |
| 948 | 112119 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Core informational elements (facts, plot details) that need to be understood, summarized, or analyzed in academic, legal, or educational contexts. |
| 949 | 112248 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.006 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are identifiers, variable names, attribute names, or formal parameter names in programming code or formal structured text, typically appearing in contexts involving function calls, method invocations, object properties, or formal academic terminology. |
| 950 | 113185 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.003 | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in technical or formal Chinese language contexts, including scientific terminology, mathematical notation, code implementations, or formal Chinese text discussing systems and recommendations. |
| 951 | 113263 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.006 | 78 | answer-side Professional titles and role designations that denote expertise, authority, or formal status in academic, judicial, or professional contexts, particularly when following qualifiers like 'Associate' or 'Assistant' or when referring to specialized roles like 'speaker' in linguistic contexts. |
| 952 | 113461 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.000 | 75 | answer-side Uppercase or capitalized identifiers representing programming constructs (annotations, macros, class names, constants) or proper nouns in technical/code documentation contexts. |
| 953 | 113888 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens indicating infringement, violation of rights, unauthorized use, or the creation/doing of something potentially problematic or that circumvents legal/commercial restrictions. |
| 954 | 114068 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Non-initial component tokens in compound constructs, including: the second part of hyphenated words (like '-day' in 'half-day'), suffixes in underscore-separated variable names (like '_player' in programming identifiers), or punctuation that completes a structured pattern in formatted text. |
| 955 | 115494 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.001 | 95 | answer-side The token 'tabs' when it appears as the second part of the LaTeX package name 'booktabs' in \usepackage{booktabs} declarations within LaTeX document preambles. |
| 956 | 115691 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are fragments of 'Home Assistant' or other smart home/home automation related compound terms, typically appearing in technical documentation or discussions about home automation platforms and systems. |
| 957 | 116066 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -1.039 | 75 | answer-side Gerund or present participle forms of action verbs (ending in -ing) that describe key processes or activities in instructional, explanatory, or definitional contexts, often following modal verbs or appearing in phrases that explain how something works or what actions are involved. |
| 958 | 116338 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Whitespace or formatting tokens appearing in Chinese-language documents at structural boundaries between section headers, numbered items, or bullet points and their associated content. |
| 959 | 116394 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that define, specify, or identify properties, attributes, characteristics, or essential qualities of entities, particularly in technical, analytical, or descriptive contexts where precision in naming features is important. |
| 960 | 116505 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Technical computing and programming terms appearing in software development contexts, including file formats, code comments, and configuration files. |
| 961 | 116725 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.455 | 75 | answer-side Quotation marks (single or double quotes) that begin or are part of string literals in code, or apostrophes in contractions within dialogue text. |
| 962 | 118413 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens appearing in mixed-context text that combines technical, numerical, or code-like content with narrative or structured data, often at syntactic boundaries or in parameter assignments. |
| 963 | 118668 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are mid-word segments completing technical identifiers, class names, or brand names in code snippets and technical documentation, often representing the second occurrence or continuation of a compound term. |
| 964 | 118862 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Opening delimiter tokens (braces or quotation marks) that begin argument values or string literals in document markup languages like LaTeX or programming code, particularly following commands or assignment operators. |
| 965 | 119411 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Specialized terminology tokens, particularly formal/technical English terms in legal contexts or non-Western characters in traditional/cultural notation systems (Chinese calendar, technical abbreviations). |
| 966 | 119419 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Line breaks, newlines, or whitespace sequences that mark the end of a line or separate structural elements in formatted text, code, or documents. |
| 967 | 119890 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that mark syntactic boundaries or transitions between clauses and phrases in narrative or descriptive text, often appearing after commas or at natural breaking points in flowing prose. |
| 968 | 120414 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -3.688 | 72 | answer-side Continuation or middle tokens in compound words, multi-word proper nouns, or technical identifiers (like function names), where the token is not the initial component but helps complete a larger semantic unit. |
| 969 | 120603 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.005 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that complete or form parts of technical identifiers, programming variable names, function names, or abbreviated words in code and multilingual technical contexts. |
| 970 | 120681 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.084 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete formal technical, legal, or documentation statements in source code contexts, particularly appearing at clause or sentence boundaries in license text, technical specifications, or code comments written in various languages. |
| 971 | 121376 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.129 | 75 | answer-side Token fragments that occur as internal components of longer technical strings, encoded data, or non-English words, representing mid-sequence boundaries rather than complete semantic units. |
| 972 | 121403 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens indicating methods, means, or processes of doing something, particularly Chinese grammatical particles like '通过' (through/by means of) and '进行' (to carry out/conduct), or related terms in procedural/instructional contexts. |
| 973 | 121464 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Technical action keywords or button names in software documentation, test scripts, or programming language reference lists, particularly those describing UI interactions or reserved programming keywords. |
| 974 | 122040 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Common vocabulary words or standard method names, particularly in Asian language scripts (Chinese, Japanese) or in English programming contexts, representing ordinary concepts or typical functionality rather than specialized technical jargon. |
| 975 | 122101 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that are auxiliary verbs, passive voice markers, or repeated/duplicated words, often appearing in multilingual contexts or technical text with formal grammatical constructions. |
| 976 | 122165 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.191 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that appear at structural or formatting boundaries in text, including punctuation marks closing formatted sections, word fragments at breaks, or terms at transitions between different content types or languages. |
| 977 | 122212 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in contexts related to cybersecurity tools, penetration testing resources, exploit frameworks (particularly Metasploit), or command-line operations for downloading security-related files and wordlists from repositories. |
| 978 | 122299 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 92 | answer-side The Chinese attributive particle '的' (de) or adjective phrases directly preceding '的', which are used to modify nouns in Chinese grammatical structures. |
| 979 | 122302 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.029 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that are word fragments, short functional words, or tokens representing incomplete linguistic units, often appearing at word boundaries or as parts of longer compound words, particularly in technical or medical terminology. |
| 980 | 122382 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.233 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that appear in contexts marking results, outputs, or quality attributes, particularly in formatted output statements (like code results), or as evaluative descriptors in educational or technical contexts. |
| 981 | 123692 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in structured instructional, tutorial, or technical documentation contexts, particularly in explanatory text that guides users through steps, procedures, or technical concepts. |
| 982 | 123934 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of phrases describing methods, means, channels, or pathways for accessing, obtaining, or accomplishing something, particularly in instructional or procedural contexts. |
| 983 | 124034 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | 0.002 | 75 | answer-side Common English function words (articles, pronouns, prepositions like 'the', 'you', 'up') appearing in educational or technical explanatory text written in standard English. |
| 984 | 125129 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that complete words in multilingual text contexts, particularly involving Cyrillic/Russian text or formal English terms appearing in documents with mixed language content. |
| 985 | 125453 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.001 | 72 | answer-side Short alphanumeric tokens or brief words (typically 2-4 characters) appearing in technical, formatted, or abbreviated contexts such as code identifiers, reference numbers, or concise responses. |
| 986 | 125774 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Common grammatical function words or high-frequency lexical tokens appearing in simple narrative or explanatory prose contexts across multiple languages, as opposed to technical, specialized, or formulaic text. |
| 987 | 126184 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -5.175 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that serve as structural continuations in flowing narrative text or formatted code, including punctuation, pronouns, and word fragments that maintain syntactic coherence at transition points. |
| 988 | 127037 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.020 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of SQL SELECT statements or code syntax in technical documentation, particularly at the beginning of code examples or queries. |
| 989 | 127175 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.001 | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in contexts discussing processes, procedures, workflows, or developmental sequences, including words related to methodology, procedural steps, or progressive actions. |
| 990 | 127490 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.005 | 75 | answer-side Token boundaries or segments within technical identifiers, including function names with underscores, parentheses in function calls, and numeric sequences in reference codes or technical strings. |
| 991 | 128331 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The token 'Sdk' appearing in Android application build configuration files, specifically as part of SDK version parameter names like 'minSdkVersion' or 'targetSdkVersion' within defaultConfig blocks. |
| 992 | 128348 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Uppercase words or word fragments (often partial words) appearing in technical documentation, code comments, formal licenses, or configuration contexts, typically representing emphasized terms, constants, or truncated technical vocabulary. |
| 993 | 128499 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.035 | 75 | answer-side Technical or programming-related tokens that appear in software development contexts, particularly in code snippets, API documentation, system library references, or technical specifications. |
| 994 | 128535 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.006 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that complete technical terms, code identifiers, or formatting in programming/code contexts, including parts of hyphenated technical words, code indentation/whitespace, and suffixes of function/class names. |
| 995 | 128697 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens appearing within technical identifiers, document reference codes, alphanumeric IDs, or formal metadata/markup structures (such as stage directions or structured annotations), as opposed to natural prose text. |
| 996 | 129489 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.004 | 72 | answer-side Tokens related to templating systems in programming contexts, particularly the Jinja templating library name in Python import statements and actions associated with initiating template-based processes. |
| 997 | 129816 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | -0.013 | 85 | answer-side The token is part of the word 'blocking' (or its translation/negation) in technical discussions of asynchronous I/O operations and programming architectures, particularly in the context of Node.js or similar event-driven systems. |
| 998 | 130154 | 2.50e-05 | 3 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear mid-sequence in technical, formal, or structured documentation, including syllables within technical terms, markers in test cases, or characters in formal Chinese text, representing continuation or transition points in specialized content. |
| 999 | 546 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that appear in safety warnings, content moderation messages, system mode indicators (like 'test mode'), or policy enforcement contexts, particularly in technical documentation or automated safety responses. |
| 1000 | 606 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Generic field names or common words appearing as keys, labels, or list items within structured data contexts such as code, configuration files, or formatted lists. |
| 1001 | 621 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.000 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that indicate commonality, shared properties, or reference relationships among multiple items or entities, typically appearing when describing what various examples have in common or how they relate to a general category. |
| 1002 | 2689 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The term 'parameters' when used in mathematical or statistical contexts to refer to estimated values or variables in models, formulas, or equations. |
| 1003 | 2933 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are punctuation marks or digits serving as structural delimiters in formal lists, enumerations, document references, or technical notation systems, particularly opening parentheses and digits in citation-like formats. |
| 1004 | 3084 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The word 'Confidential' appearing in formal legal or business contract language, specifically in clauses defining or referring to confidential information agreements between parties. |
| 1005 | 3098 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.002 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of non-English words, particularly in Romance languages (Spanish, French) and Asian languages (Chinese, Japanese, Thai), appearing in natural language contexts rather than code or technical formatting. |
| 1006 | 3139 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Token fragments that form part of software package, library, or module names within code import statements or dependency declarations. |
| 1007 | 3960 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.003 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that represent grammatically or logically required continuations that complete the syntactic structure or semantic expectation established by the immediately preceding context. |
| 1008 | 5138 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -8.685 | 65 | answer-side Tokens that are abbreviations, shortened forms, or incomplete word fragments, particularly where a full word or term is being represented in a truncated form. |
| 1009 | 5142 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Commas that appear immediately after listing or describing prohibited, inappropriate, or sensitive content types in the context of setting content boundaries or warnings. |
| 1010 | 5189 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Short function words (auxiliary verbs or conjunctions) that serve as grammatical connectors in mid-sentence positions, typically linking clauses or completing verb phrases in descriptive or explanatory contexts. |
| 1011 | 5328 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.026 | 45 | answer-side Tokens (including spaces and partial words) that appear in technical, formal, or specialized contexts, particularly in scientific, legal, or programming-related text where precision and technical terminology are used. |
| 1012 | 5373 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Section headers, labels, or structural markers that denote the beginning of a new organizational unit in formal or technical documents, particularly bibliography references and categorical sections in medical/academic contexts. |
| 1013 | 5386 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side The second or continuing token of proper nouns, technical terms, or named concepts, particularly those from specialized domains like philosophy, religion, or scientific nomenclature. |
| 1014 | 5953 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Token fragments that appear as embedded substrings within technical paths, URLs, compound words, or code identifiers rather than as complete standalone words. |
| 1015 | 5975 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.002 | 95 | answer-side The token 'MERCHANTABILITY' appearing in standard software license warranty disclaimer clauses, typically in the phrase 'WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY' within legal boilerplate text. |
| 1016 | 6001 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that introduce contrasting conditions, limitations, or requirements that qualify or modify a previously stated benefit or feature, particularly in contexts describing courses, jobs, or offerings. |
| 1017 | 6256 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Common English nouns appearing in contexts that describe digital interfaces, web interactions, or automated online activities. |
| 1018 | 7167 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.006 | 75 | answer-side Single character tokens that appear in non-English (particularly Polish, Spanish, or other non-English) technical or programming documentation, often as parts of technical terms, variable names, or grammatical connectors. |
| 1019 | 7484 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Commas used in technical formatting contexts such as code syntax, structured data representations, or numerical formatting (like thousands separators), rather than standard prose punctuation. |
| 1020 | 7642 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.000 | 75 | answer-side Visual perception verbs (appear, see, show, display, visible) referring to something becoming observable or visible, particularly in digital, online, or display contexts. |
| 1021 | 7882 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.006 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of technical syntax examples, command-line flags/options, or special characters being demonstrated in instructional or documentation contexts. |
| 1022 | 8336 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.007 | 45 | answer-side Tokens appearing within non-English text contexts, particularly in European languages such as French or German, or in multilingual documents. |
| 1023 | 8389 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 92 | answer-side The opening angle bracket '<' character when used to begin HTML or XML tags, particularly in markup code contexts. |
| 1024 | 8821 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear within corrupted, malformed, or scrambled text sequences, including encoding errors, broken formatting, or nonsensical character combinations. |
| 1025 | 9403 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The second or completing word in compound technical terms, platform names, or standardized units of measurement (e.g., 'feet' in '12 feet', 'Express' in 'AliExpress'). |
| 1026 | 10612 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal, explanatory, or definitional text that clarifies terminology, expands acronyms, or describes how systems/policies function, typically in instructional or informative discourse. |
| 1027 | 11353 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.001 | 65 | answer-side Tokens that initiate new statements or predicates in technical English text, particularly in programming code and mathematical explanations. |
| 1028 | 11422 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.000 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that appear in unusual, malformed, or non-standard contexts, including irregular punctuation patterns, unconventional function/variable names, or tokens that disrupt typical linguistic flow. |
| 1029 | 12090 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 92 | answer-side Namespace or module path components in programming code that specify submodules within software libraries, appearing after namespace separators like '::' or '.' in import/using statements. |
| 1030 | 13740 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The article 'an' appearing in the legal phrase 'on an "as is" basis' within warranty disclaimer clauses in software licenses and legal agreements. |
| 1031 | 13913 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.002 | 65 | answer-side Tokens representing specific literal values, numeric constants, or technology/system names within code snippets or technical configuration text, particularly when they are exact identifiers or values in programming contexts. |
| 1032 | 14191 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Special symbolic characters (like '$', '..') appearing as string literals within code contexts, particularly in function calls or configuration strings where they serve technical purposes rather than natural language content. |
| 1033 | 14674 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.065 | 85 | answer-side The feature activates on Russian Cyrillic text, specifically the suffix '-ение' (-enie) which is a common noun-forming suffix in Russian words, particularly when discussing demographic or statistical topics. |
| 1034 | 14837 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that are part of compound technical terms, type names, or identifiers in programming code or formal scientific/mathematical text, particularly when forming the second component of a multi-word technical concept. |
| 1035 | 16920 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear immediately adjacent to or between angle bracket symbols (< >), typically in programming contexts like C++ template syntax or in text with bracket-related formatting artifacts. |
| 1036 | 17151 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The token 'Registry' appearing as part of the Android testing class name 'InstrumentationRegistry' in UI automation test code. |
| 1037 | 17195 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens appearing in contexts that express futility, meaninglessness, or engagement with abstract/intangible concepts that lack concrete productivity or resolution. |
| 1038 | 17245 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Corrupted, malformed, or improperly encoded Unicode characters, particularly appearing as broken character sequences (�) or fragments within non-Latin script text. |
| 1039 | 17731 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The word 'along' when used in the prepositional phrase 'along with' to indicate that something is included or accompanies something else. |
| 1040 | 17810 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.013 | 45 | answer-side Tokens appearing in structured educational, instructional, or question-answer formatted text, particularly at transition points or reference markers in formatted documents. |
| 1041 | 17844 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Punctuation marks (hyphens, quotation marks, or similar delimiters) that function as structural separators or formatting elements in lists, code, headers, or other technical/formatted text contexts. |
| 1042 | 17996 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in technical, formal, or structured contexts such as academic citations, programming code, technical documentation, or specialized terminology, as opposed to conversational or narrative text. |
| 1043 | 18070 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.000 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that immediately follow numeric sequences or alphanumeric version identifiers, marking the boundary where numeric content transitions to the next element in technical or structured text. |
| 1044 | 18393 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens appearing in mathematical notation (like LaTeX matrices) or in creative/narrative prose with expressive language, as opposed to technical documentation or code. |
| 1045 | 18712 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Word fragments or short words appearing in the middle of technical, mathematical, or formal text, particularly when they are part of longer compound words or specialized terminology. |
| 1046 | 19036 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens representing numbers or words in structured, numbered lists or formatted sections, particularly in multilingual contexts involving Chinese characters and list enumeration. |
| 1047 | 20951 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that complete or continue highly predictable multi-token phrases or patterns, such as completing well-known proper nouns or extending consistent formatting sequences like comment blocks. |
| 1048 | 21066 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Nouns that complete parallel enumerations or paired categorical terms in formal descriptive contexts, particularly the final element in a series or binary pair describing fundamental properties or categories. |
| 1049 | 21643 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Short suffixes or function words (typically 2-4 characters) that complete or grammatically modify adjacent words, such as derivational suffixes like '-able' or prepositions like 'on'. |
| 1050 | 21863 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The English preposition 'of' used in formal written text to connect nouns in possessive or associative relationships, particularly in technical or professional documentation. |
| 1051 | 22445 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | 0.017 | 92 | answer-side The Chinese word '技术' (technology/technique) appearing in formal technical documentation or academic paper contexts, particularly in background or introduction sections describing technical systems or applications. |
| 1052 | 22452 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.000 | 75 | answer-side Colons and closing parentheses that immediately follow speaker names, character labels, or stage directions in dialogue/script formatting, serving as the punctuation that separates the speaker identifier from their actual dialogue. |
| 1053 | 22573 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.008 | 72 | answer-side The second word (typically a noun) in a multi-word title, named concept, or technical term, especially when formatted or emphasized as a formal name or heading. |
| 1054 | 22765 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.040 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that serve as section separators, structural delimiters, or visual boundaries between distinct content blocks in formatted or structured text. |
| 1055 | 23770 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens representing digital actions, capabilities, or operations in technical computing contexts, such as streaming content, accessing systems, or other verbs/nouns describing what can be done in digital/online environments. |
| 1056 | 23883 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that complete or continue a compound word, technical term, or multi-character unit (especially in Chinese or code contexts) that was begun in the immediately preceding token(s). |
| 1057 | 23942 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Simple, short tokens (single digits, common prepositions) appearing within formal mathematical equations, scientific definitions, or technical notation contexts. |
| 1058 | 24172 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.007 | 65 | answer-side Whitespace tokens used for indentation in source code, particularly in contexts involving function or method definitions in programming languages. |
| 1059 | 24190 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that represent empty spaces, blanks, gaps in sequences, or semantically isolated words that stand alone without strong contextual integration into surrounding fluent text. |
| 1060 | 24484 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The 'import' keyword in Java or Android source code, used at the beginning of import statements to declare dependencies on external packages and classes. |
| 1061 | 24614 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.013 | 82 | answer-side Technical documentation markers, section headers, or structural elements in formal technical writing, including documentation syntax, outline labels, code comments, and markup tags. |
| 1062 | 25023 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens appearing in informal, conversational contexts where the author is directly addressing or assisting the reader in a helpful, casual manner, often in advisory or explanatory communication. |
| 1063 | 25518 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Version numbers or the word 'Version' appearing in technical documentation headers, code comments, or specification metadata. |
| 1064 | 25704 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.017 | 72 | answer-side Abbreviated or truncated tokens in technical contexts, particularly programming syntax elements with special characters (colons, hyphens) or shortened identifiers in code, documentation, or formal citation formatting. |
| 1065 | 26087 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.002 | 75 | answer-side The first uppercase letter of a word in a bold-formatted header or title section of formal documents, particularly in contract or academic document structures where section headings are emphasized. |
| 1066 | 26307 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Commas that appear in explanatory or instructional natural language text, particularly when introducing elaboration, steps, or continuation of a thought, as opposed to commas in programming code or formal structured data. |
| 1067 | 26497 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Token fragments or short function words (articles, prepositions) that occur mid-word or at phrase boundaries within technical, instructional, or formal explanatory text. |
| 1068 | 26558 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that serve as section delimiters, formatting markers, or transitional words in structured, list-based content, particularly in Chinese-language or multilingual documents with numbered items and conceptual categorization. |
| 1069 | 27046 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on the preposition 'to' when used in English text to indicate transitions, directions, or relationships between concepts, particularly in formal or instructional contexts such as academic writing or script directions. |
| 1070 | 27086 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Chinese words meaning 'related to', 'concerning', or 'involving' (涉及, 相关) that appear in formal advisory or informational contexts, typically when discussing scope of information or recommending further consultation. |
| 1071 | 27216 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The closing angle bracket '>' that completes XML or HTML-style tags in structured code documentation comments (e.g., JSDoc, XML doc comments). |
| 1072 | 27879 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that serve as connectors, separators, or numerical labels within structured, enumerated content such as numbered lists, schedules, or sequential item labels. |
| 1073 | 27984 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | — | no description available for this feature |
| 1074 | 28283 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Short functional tokens (typically 3-6 characters) in non-English scripts, technical annotations, or programming contexts, including Arabic words, annotation markers, and multilingual text fragments that serve grammatical or structural purposes rather than being primary content words. |
| 1075 | 28576 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The word 'or' when used in standard legal warranty disclaimer phrases, particularly connecting terms like 'merchantability' and 'fitness for a particular purpose' in software licenses or liability statements. |
| 1076 | 28638 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are part of formal institutional, regulatory, or official language in non-English contexts, particularly in Romance languages (Italian, French) and Chinese, often involving governmental bodies, legal requirements, or administrative procedures. |
| 1077 | 28846 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Closing delimiters, brackets, or separator tokens in structured markup languages (HTML, XML, Markdown) that terminate or separate formatting elements or tags. |
| 1078 | 28870 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Underscore characters or whitespace that serve as delimiters within compound technical identifiers, parameter names, URLs, or code metadata fields, separating semantic components of multi-part names. |
| 1079 | 29191 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.004 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that complete identifiers, paths, or phrases in code or markup contexts, particularly at the end of method names, file paths, or documentation strings. |
| 1080 | 29412 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.188 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are part of software development or programming terminology, particularly API method names, framework identifiers, or configuration properties in code contexts. |
| 1081 | 29582 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Punctuation marks (periods, percentage signs) that function as structural delimiters in formal document numbering, statistical data, or list formatting, particularly in legal, technical, or academic contexts. |
| 1082 | 29777 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.175 | 65 | answer-side Lowercase letter sequences that form part of technical terms, protocol names, or proper nouns, especially in mixed-language or technical documentation contexts. |
| 1083 | 30357 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.001 | 65 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal, educational, or literary English text discussing philosophical concepts, classical arts, or cultural subjects with elevated language and structured presentation. |
| 1084 | 30556 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.007 | 75 | answer-side Abstract nouns describing intangible emotional, psychological, or atmospheric states or qualities that characterize the feeling or mood of a situation or relationship. |
| 1085 | 30997 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that serve as category labels, section headers, or topic names in structured lists, numbered items, or formatted documentation, typically introducing a distinct subject area or classification. |
| 1086 | 31118 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that form parts of unusual compound words, creative names, or non-standard identifiers, often appearing as suffixes or middle components in concatenated terms. |
| 1087 | 31290 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in programming code, technical configuration syntax, or software development contexts, including variable names, class names, code parameters, and code structure elements. |
| 1088 | 32294 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 70 | answer-side The feature activates on tokens within Chinese language text, particularly in formal, technical, or governmental contexts. |
| 1089 | 32498 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that are components of compound words or hyphenated technical terms, particularly the constituent parts when they appear in constructions like 'text-based' or similar compound modifiers. |
| 1090 | 32541 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.000 | 85 | answer-side The token 'Bureau' when referring to an organizational department, office, or agency name, typically in governmental, corporate, or institutional contexts. |
| 1091 | 32748 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in multilingual or code-mixed text contexts, particularly in formal, organizational, or institutional discourse where multiple languages or writing systems are present within the same passage. |
| 1092 | 32779 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Plural markers or plural forms of nouns, including grammatical suffixes that indicate plurality (like Chinese '们') and English plural nouns (like 'sizes'). |
| 1093 | 32891 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Grammatical function tokens, specifically second-person pronouns in English (You) or inflectional morpheme endings in other languages (particularly Cyrillic case/gender markers like 'е'). |
| 1094 | 32919 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that mark the beginning of a new quoted string, code element, or emphatic declarative statement, particularly in technical or instructional contexts where they signal the start of a distinct syntactic or procedural unit. |
| 1095 | 33081 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear at structural boundaries in formatted documents, particularly whitespace or formatting characters that precede the continuation of list items, bullet points, or formal clauses in structured text. |
| 1096 | 33399 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 92 | answer-side The token 'Socket' appearing as part of the Qt C++ class name 'QTcpSocket' in network programming contexts, specifically when declaring or referencing TCP socket connection objects. |
| 1097 | 33530 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Technical or programming-related tokens appearing in contexts discussing computational concepts, code execution, or technical documentation, particularly in multilingual technical writing. |
| 1098 | 33755 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Formal nouns and terms appearing in structured documentation contexts such as tables, formal lists, legal agreements, and business documents with clear organizational formatting. |
| 1099 | 34100 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Common nouns representing broad domains, systems, or conceptual categories (like healthcare, Earth) that provide general context in informative or formal explanatory text. |
| 1100 | 34422 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that serve as connectors or operators establishing relationships between entities, particularly assignment operators (like '+=') in code or conjunctions/prepositions (like 'with') that link concepts in technical or formal text. |
| 1101 | 34676 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Mathematical adjectives or modifiers that describe types of mathematical concepts, theorems, or equations, appearing in technical mathematical problem-solving contexts. |
| 1102 | 35337 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Chinese language tokens, particularly in contexts involving acknowledgments, gratitude, recognition of contributions, or instructional/explanatory text. |
| 1103 | 35398 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.020 | 72 | answer-side Suffixes or final syllables of technical terms, particularly Chinese measurement units (like 千瓦/kilowatt) or technical tool names (like cmake), often appearing in technical or scientific contexts. |
| 1104 | 35600 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.037 | 85 | answer-side The word 'by' in formal legal or contractual contexts indicating authorship, creation, or agency attribution of work, modifications, or intellectual property. |
| 1105 | 35766 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Definite and indefinite articles ('the', 'a', 'specific') that introduce technical nouns or concepts in programming documentation, code examples, or technical instructional contexts. |
| 1106 | 35868 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in technical documentation, software descriptions, or programming-related content, particularly in contexts discussing development platforms, project management tools, or code repositories. |
| 1107 | 36323 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side German word suffixes or internal morphemes within compound words, particularly in contexts discussing German history, architecture, culture, and geography. |
| 1108 | 36468 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.195 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that serve as list item markers, scope indicators, or grammatical particles marking transitions or completions in instructional, technical, or procedural contexts, often appearing in enumerated lists or at boundaries between content sections. |
| 1109 | 36682 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Grammatical function words or punctuation marks (prepositions, colons) that appear in formal, structured documentation such as legal text, technical specifications, or business/financial records, particularly when used as part of standardized phrases or section delimiters. |
| 1110 | 36859 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Opening square bracket '[' that begins a label, link text, or section marker within structured text formats such as markdown links, ASCII diagrams, or documentation markup. |
| 1111 | 37083 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.026 | 72 | answer-side Extremely common, low-information tokens like basic articles ('the') or single digits that appear frequently across virtually any text type and carry minimal semantic meaning. |
| 1112 | 37109 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.000 | 75 | answer-side The preposition 'to' when it immediately follows a gerund or present participle to form a phrasal verb structure, particularly in contexts describing actions of responding or reacting. |
| 1113 | 37427 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Modal verbs and adverbs expressing desire, intention, or temporal continuation (particularly 'want' and 'longer' in contexts describing wishes, intentions, or duration of states). |
| 1114 | 37482 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side The token completes a compound term, technical identifier, or established collocation, particularly the second part of hyphenated technical terms (like function names or decorators) or common noun phrases. |
| 1115 | 38422 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Definite articles (like 'the' in English or 'a' in Portuguese) that precede nouns in explanatory or descriptive contexts, particularly in sentences that define, describe, or explain concepts. |
| 1116 | 38639 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Word-final syllables in French proper nouns and surnames, particularly those with acute accents (é) forming the ending of French names. |
| 1117 | 38824 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Token suffixes that complete technical or formal compound words, particularly in programming, mathematical, or academic contexts where multi-part technical terminology is being formed. |
| 1118 | 38854 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens appearing in informal, conversational, or review-style writing contexts, particularly in mixed-language texts or casual descriptive passages that express evaluations, descriptions, or relational connections between concepts. |
| 1119 | 38877 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.006 | 45 | answer-side The second component of compound words or multi-syllabic proper names, particularly in non-English languages (Vietnamese) or biblical/proper name contexts. |
| 1120 | 39133 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.000 | 85 | answer-side The token 'd' appearing as the first letter of 'dyes' in technical chemistry text describing nitrogen-containing chemical products in a list format. |
| 1121 | 39186 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Assignment operators and copular verbs that establish equivalence or assignment relationships, particularly in mathematical expressions, code exports, or declarative statements linking subjects to predicates. |
| 1122 | 39423 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens containing Cyrillic characters (particularly Ukrainian letters like 'і' or 'ї') that appear unexpectedly in non-Cyrillic text contexts, indicating mixed-script or encoding anomalies. |
| 1123 | 39456 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.019 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are fragments, boundaries, or incomplete portions of words/symbols, particularly in technical contexts like URLs, code delimiters, or formatting markers, rather than complete semantic units. |
| 1124 | 40132 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens representing processes of transformation, transition, or change between two states, including seasonal transitions (like spring) and chemical processes (like ionization) that describe intermediate or transitional phenomena. |
| 1125 | 40573 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on tokens that complete technical terms, method names, or function calls in programming code and technical documentation, particularly when they form the final component of a compound technical term or method invocation. |
| 1126 | 40979 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.003 | 65 | answer-side Tokens that appear as fragments within technical or programming-related terms, typically in the middle of words discussing code development, libraries, or software engineering concepts across multiple languages. |
| 1127 | 41180 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.002 | 85 | answer-side Tokens completing the names of neural network weight initialization methods (e.g., 'xavier', 'he') within initialization function calls in deep learning code. |
| 1128 | 41214 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.000 | 65 | answer-side Tokens that are part of structured multiple-choice options or key technical terms in Chinese educational or explanatory text, particularly in contexts involving questions, answers, or formal documentation. |
| 1129 | 41473 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that represent or are embedded within technical, mathematical, or code-like functional notation, such as function names in mathematical expressions, technical identifiers, or structural elements in formal systems. |
| 1130 | 41482 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens representing ordinal numbers (like 'Ninth') or words meaning 'normal/standard/canonical' in various languages, typically appearing in contexts that classify or describe something according to an established order or standard state. |
| 1131 | 41600 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Standard English language tokens appearing in predominantly monolingual English text contexts, as opposed to code, non-English languages, or multilingual content. |
| 1132 | 41779 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Unicode modifier characters or special continuation sequences, particularly emoji skin tone modifiers (Fitzpatrick scale) and ellipsis tokens that extend or modify preceding characters. |
| 1133 | 43483 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Repeated tokens or identifiers that appear consecutively or in immediate succession, particularly in code or mathematical expressions where the same variable name, number, or substring is duplicated. |
| 1134 | 43510 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Common function words (articles, conjunctions) appearing in formal, instructional, or regulatory English text contexts. |
| 1135 | 44351 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Colons or text segments that appear as separators or terminators in structured data formats (like JSON), particularly following quoted property names or identifiers in technical/code contexts. |
| 1136 | 44530 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that form the latter part of software product names, brand names, or proprietary platform names (like Transifex, Moodle), typically in multilingual or technical documentation contexts. |
| 1137 | 44627 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Word fragments or incomplete tokens, particularly in Chinese text or code contexts where characters are split across token boundaries due to encoding issues or tokenization. |
| 1138 | 44671 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -1.578 | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing within code comments or documentation strings (like shell comments starting with # or Python docstrings), particularly in technical documentation describing function parameters, return values, or code functionality. |
| 1139 | 44768 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that appear in formal definitional or declarative contexts, particularly where properties, characteristics, or guarantees are being specified or stated, often in technical documentation or formal descriptions. |
| 1140 | 44863 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Hyphens or dashes that join alphanumeric characters in compound words, technical designations, or proper names (like 'I-25' or 'Rick-ality'). |
| 1141 | 44887 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.007 | 75 | answer-side SQL keywords and code-level command verbs in English technical or programming contexts, particularly tokens that begin important clauses or statements in code or software licenses. |
| 1142 | 45328 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Common English adjectives (particularly those describing general qualities like freshness, commonality, or shared properties) appearing in technical or programming-related contexts. |
| 1143 | 45458 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.002 | 65 | answer-side Tokens related to learning, study, or education vocabulary in Chinese language contexts, particularly in formal or institutional settings discussing party education, training programs, or educational activities. |
| 1144 | 45494 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Equals signs or assignment operators in programming/markup contexts (like XML attributes), or their functional equivalents in natural language text expressing definitional equality or mathematical/statistical relationships. |
| 1145 | 45968 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete standardized format codes or abbreviations in structured text, such as postal codes, time notations (AM/PM), or similar conventional formatting patterns used in addresses, schedules, and formal documents. |
| 1146 | 46124 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.011 | 75 | answer-side Whitespace tokens (spaces or newlines) that occur immediately before structural elements like bullet points, section headers, or list items, marking transitions between text segments. |
| 1147 | 46302 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The backtick character (`) or similar formatting punctuation marks used in technical contexts like code snippets, programming documentation, or structured data formats. |
| 1148 | 46460 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear within or immediately adjacent to string literals in programming code contexts, particularly in comments or string comparisons. |
| 1149 | 46603 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Backslash characters used in LaTeX markup or table formatting syntax, typically as command prefixes or escape characters in structured document formatting contexts. |
| 1150 | 47154 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that introduce parenthetical explanations or clarifying technical/grammatical specifications, typically marking the beginning of supplementary definitional or descriptive content. |
| 1151 | 48597 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal reference, citation, or introduction contexts where something or someone is being explicitly pointed to or identified, often in academic citations or formal introductions. |
| 1152 | 48621 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | 0.007 | 90 | answer-side German language tokens, especially those containing or adjacent to German diacritical marks (ä, ö, ü) or appearing in German compound words and place names. |
| 1153 | 48710 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Whitespace or newline tokens that mark the beginning of a new line in formatted, structured text such as legal documents, code blocks, technical specifications, or itemized lists. |
| 1154 | 48967 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal legal discourse, particularly within discussions of criminal law, constitutional matters, or legal procedures and terminology. |
| 1155 | 49081 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Word fragments or suffixes that complete technical, formal, or specialized terms, particularly in mid-word positions within academic, legal, scientific, or formal narrative contexts. |
| 1156 | 49540 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.011 | 72 | answer-side The feature activates on whitespace tokens that introduce new sections, list items, or structured elements in technical documentation, particularly when following headings, code comments, or numbered items that set up an itemized or formatted continuation. |
| 1157 | 49933 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.001 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that appear in bullet-pointed lists or structured text describing specific options, capabilities, or attributes of systems, characters, or objects. |
| 1158 | 50445 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The token 'venth' appearing as part of the ordinal number 'Seventh' in contexts discussing the Seventh Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and its civil jury trial provisions. |
| 1159 | 50638 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Token fragments or suffixes that are the latter portion of proper nouns, technical abbreviations, or formal titles that have been split during tokenization, typically in formal or technical documents. |
| 1160 | 50846 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens appearing in Chinese language text or in multilingual contexts containing Chinese characters, often related to describing limitations, applications, or stylistic properties. |
| 1161 | 50983 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Parameter names, configuration keys, or argument labels in programming and API contexts, typically appearing in function calls, configuration settings, or structured technical documentation. |
| 1162 | 51555 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Technical delimiter tokens (commas, column references) that serve as structural separators in formal specifications like database schemas, code syntax, or data structure definitions. |
| 1163 | 52243 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Word-internal fragments, particularly suffixes or syllables occurring in the middle or end of multi-syllable words, often in technical or formal contexts across multiple languages. |
| 1164 | 52304 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Line breaks, paragraph breaks, or significant whitespace that serves as structural separators in formatted text, particularly in poetry, lists, or other visually structured content. |
| 1165 | 52641 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that are names or relational identifiers (pronouns, descriptors) appearing in contexts that establish character identities, social relationships, or interpersonal connections, particularly in dialogues, narratives, or social learning scenarios. |
| 1166 | 52752 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 82 | answer-side Technical and programming terminology appearing in code comments, documentation, or discussions of software concepts, including terms like API, license, and other computer science/software development vocabulary. |
| 1167 | 52784 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Tokens referring to entities, concepts, or personas that are distributed, conveyed, or serve as vehicles for transmitting content, information, or perspectives, particularly in technical documentation or narrative contexts. |
| 1168 | 53127 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that complete compound programming identifiers, particularly the final component in camelCase method names or dot-notation module/class names in code contexts. |
| 1169 | 53771 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese Communist Party political discourse and formal ideological language, particularly references to party institutions, leadership, and official political thought. |
| 1170 | 53928 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens representing complete words or word fragments that are substantive nouns in technical, specialized, or material-related contexts, particularly compound words related to materials or data/technology terms. |
| 1171 | 53982 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing at line breaks in Python code, specifically commas or closing parentheses that end a line within multi-line function calls or method chains. |
| 1172 | 54166 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Programming library names, API identifiers, and object properties being imported or accessed in source code (such as Python libraries like 'curses' or GUI framework properties like '.Controls'). |
| 1173 | 54521 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that are descriptive modifiers or qualifiers, particularly Chinese adjectives (like 合适的 meaning 'appropriate/suitable') or variable names in code (like 'future') that specify or characterize the properties of subsequent nouns or objects. |
| 1174 | 56102 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.004 | 72 | answer-side Function words (relative pronouns like 'who' or prepositions like 'from') that introduce subordinate clauses or phrases providing descriptive or locational information about a previously mentioned noun or action. |
| 1175 | 56141 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The word 'out' appearing in legal or formal liability clauses, specifically in phrases like 'arising out of' or 'in any way out of' that describe causal relationships between actions and consequences. |
| 1176 | 56499 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.002 | 75 | answer-side Word-final suffixes or endings that complete compound words or longer terms, particularly Latin-derived suffixes like '-ated', '-sion', or '-tion' in English, as well as similar morphological endings in other languages. |
| 1177 | 56678 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Common function words (auxiliary verbs like 'is' or descriptive adjectives like 'prospective') appearing in formal English business or legal documentation, particularly in real estate or property management contexts. |
| 1178 | 57287 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that are syntactic elements or word fragments within structured data formats, particularly array closures, commas, or fragments in JSON/JavaScript data structures. |
| 1179 | 57344 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.000 | 75 | answer-side Punctuation marks and symbols functioning as delimiters or separators in code, file paths, configuration files, or other structured technical/programming contexts, particularly commas, forward slashes, and path separators. |
| 1180 | 57444 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Colons serving as delimiters or structural separators within technical identifier strings such as IPv6 addresses, URLs, URIs, or other formatted technical specifications. |
| 1181 | 58116 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side The final component or suffix of compound technical terms, particularly in programming contexts (e.g., Makefile targets, variable names) or quoted classification terms, where the token completes a hyphenated or multi-word identifier. |
| 1182 | 58490 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that appear in instructional or explanatory contexts where examples are being provided or demonstrated to illustrate a concept or usage, particularly in educational or tutorial-style text. |
| 1183 | 59028 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The letter 'p' in function names that define parser grammar rules in Python PLY (Python Lex-Yacc) code, specifically appearing as 'def p_' followed by a rule name. |
| 1184 | 59034 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that appear immediately after colons or asterisks in formatted list items, section headers, or structural boundaries that transition between different content segments. |
| 1185 | 59685 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens representing verbs or phrases about applying, implementing, or practicing knowledge, advice, or concepts in real-world contexts, particularly in instructional or advisory settings. |
| 1186 | 59807 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.064 | 75 | answer-side Common English grammatical function words (contractions like "'re" and conjunctions like "and") appearing in formal, technical, or explanatory English prose, as opposed to non-English text or informal content. |
| 1187 | 60536 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in informal, conversational, or narrative contexts, particularly in casual dialogue or personal statements, as opposed to formal, technical, academic, or structured text. |
| 1188 | 60819 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that introduce or complete definitional statements about properties, patterns, rules, or specifications of systems, structures, or sequences, typically in technical or instructional contexts. |
| 1189 | 60904 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.022 | 65 | answer-side Tokens in non-English text (particularly Chinese and Turkish) that describe or discuss unique, distinctive, or special characteristics and properties of things. |
| 1190 | 61149 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Token completing a technical identifier, variable name, or parameter in programming code, often appearing as the suffix or continuation of a compound identifier. |
| 1191 | 61284 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.005 | 85 | answer-side The token is the prefix 'Aff' at the beginning of words (like 'Affirmative' or 'Afficher'), representing the first three letters of words starting with this sequence. |
| 1192 | 61501 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are parts of or complete technical, evaluative, or formal vocabulary words (like 'constitutional', 'essential') in educational, legal, or professional instructional contexts, often conveying importance or necessity. |
| 1193 | 61794 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | 0.002 | 95 | answer-side The word 'material' when used in the technical phrase 'material safety data sheets (MSDS)', referring to standardized safety documentation for hazardous substances. |
| 1194 | 61909 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.000 | 45 | answer-side Punctuation marks or transitional words that connect clauses in formal, technical, or professional documentation, particularly in Chinese language contexts or multilingual settings. |
| 1195 | 62555 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 25 | answer-side Word fragments or short function words appearing in formal technical or scientific text, particularly in French or English contexts with specialized terminology. |
| 1196 | 62824 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Suffixes that complete technical or compound words, particularly word endings like '-version' and '-ometric' that form the final component of specialized terminology in formal or technical contexts. |
| 1197 | 62846 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal documentation contexts, particularly in copyright/license headers or technical software documentation, often representing years, organization names, or technical identifiers in structured comment blocks. |
| 1198 | 62915 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Individual characters that are part of technical notation, formatted data (like time/coordinate specifications), or code syntax, appearing in contexts requiring precise character-level formatting rather than natural language text. |
| 1199 | 63228 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Prepositions or verbs that introduce explanatory clauses or specify operations in formal, technical, or instructional documentation contexts, particularly when describing properties, functions, or procedures. |
| 1200 | 63372 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that serve as structural transitions or separators in formatted contexts, including colons after labels in data/statistics and prepositions in descriptive transitions between scenes or states. |
| 1201 | 63530 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.004 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear in programming code contexts, including library/package names, SQL output messages, and programming-related technical terms. |
| 1202 | 63635 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.001 | — | no description available for this feature |
| 1203 | 63948 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens containing or adjacent to non-Latin script (particularly Cyrillic, Chinese, or Korean characters) in multilingual text contexts. |
| 1204 | 64133 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Short letter sequences (typically 2-3 characters) that form fragments or small function words within larger textual contexts, rather than complete semantic units. |
| 1205 | 64914 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The word 'huge' used as an intensifying adjective in sports commentary to emphasize the significance or impact of a play or moment in a game. |
| 1206 | 65012 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that are fragments in the middle of words that have been split across multiple tokens by the tokenizer, particularly in non-English text or proper nouns where the tokenization breaks up what should be semantic units. |
| 1207 | 65028 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The period character serving as a separator within academic journal citation identifiers, specifically between date components and reference numbers in DOI or similar citation formats. |
| 1208 | 65249 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Syllable fragments within Romance language words (Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian), particularly in formal or technical vocabulary with Latin roots. |
| 1209 | 65328 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are parts of words referring to teachers, mentors, spiritual guides, or enlightened figures who provide wisdom and guidance (such as 'Buddha' or 'mentor'). |
| 1210 | 66162 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The past tense verb 'came' when referring to documentation or materials that were originally included or packaged with a product or system, typically in phrases like 'that came with'. |
| 1211 | 66467 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear within Russian/Cyrillic language text or in multilingual contexts that include Russian language content. |
| 1212 | 66960 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that specify a particular value, level, or instruction following formal categorical or procedural language in technical, scientific, or methodological contexts, often completing a classification or command phrase. |
| 1213 | 67521 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.007 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of French language text or appear in contexts with French words and phrases. |
| 1214 | 67846 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side The final token completing formal institutional, legal, or organizational names in official or governmental contexts, particularly nouns that complete multi-word proper names of conventions, courts, or official bodies. |
| 1215 | 68169 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Single-character or very short tokens that serve as functional delimiters or mandatory/essential markers in structured text, including code comment separators and Chinese modal particles indicating necessity. |
| 1216 | 69153 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Token fragments that complete proper nouns, names, or formal/technical terms, typically representing middle or final syllables/morphemes within these words across different languages. |
| 1217 | 69194 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.001 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that complete or continue a word split across token boundaries, particularly in chapter headings, titles, or proper nouns where a single word is divided into multiple tokens. |
| 1218 | 69252 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side HTML/XML tag components and markup syntax elements, particularly tag names and structural markers within angle brackets in web markup or code contexts. |
| 1219 | 69278 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens at the beginning of English words in multilingual educational or instructional contexts, particularly where English content follows non-English text or formatting. |
| 1220 | 70426 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.001 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that are conjunctions or connective elements (including hyphenated compound suffixes) appearing within structured lists, technical specifications, or categorical enumerations where they link related descriptive terms. |
| 1221 | 70984 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in technical programming documentation, software comments, or code-related text, particularly in contexts describing software systems, data structures, or open-source licenses. |
| 1222 | 71509 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -4.470 | 72 | answer-side Chinese language tokens appearing in technical documentation contexts, particularly when describing software features, configurations, or system functionalities. |
| 1223 | 72185 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 92 | answer-side Periods functioning as separators in numbered list items (e.g., '2.', '4.', '8.') within structured, formal documentation or instructional text. |
| 1224 | 72218 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Word-internal token fragments that continue or complete technical/formal vocabulary terms, typically occurring after the initial portion of a multi-token word has been split by the tokenizer. |
| 1225 | 72821 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The word 'stay' used as an imperative verb in dialogue or direct speech, where one character instructs or requests another to remain in place or continue in a particular state. |
| 1226 | 73135 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.005 | 85 | answer-side The token 'in' when used in technical or programming contexts to indicate membership, location, or iteration within a data structure, collection, array, or set of elements. |
| 1227 | 73331 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Technical parameter names, keywords, or identifiers in programming languages (particularly SQL and Python), appearing in code syntax contexts where they serve as function arguments, configuration parameters, or language-specific keywords. |
| 1228 | 73795 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Tokens that complete or specify numerical values, dates, or technical terms in scientific, historical, or factual contexts requiring precise information. |
| 1229 | 74285 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens appearing within alphanumeric technical codes, product identifiers, machine-generated strings, or corrupted text sequences, as opposed to natural language text. |
| 1230 | 74751 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Closing angle bracket ('>') in structured markup, code, or special formatting contexts (LaTeX commands, HTML/XML-like syntax, or similar technical notation), rather than in plain natural language text. |
| 1231 | 75029 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.002 | 65 | answer-side Tokens that appear within structured tabular data, arrays, or formatted lists, particularly individual elements or entries in rows, columns, or comma-separated sequences. |
| 1232 | 75506 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.046 | 95 | answer-side The Chinese character '晚' (wǎn) meaning 'late' when referring to late time periods, especially in contexts describing someone working or helping others late into the night. |
| 1233 | 75921 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.009 | 75 | answer-side Common English words appearing in formal or professional English text contexts, as opposed to non-English languages, code, or specialized formatting. |
| 1234 | 76561 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Contractions in English (like 'll, 're) and common function words or particles in non-English languages, particularly those using non-Latin scripts or representing grammatical elements in multilingual contexts. |
| 1235 | 76770 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal, structured informational or technical documentation contexts, often in multilingual texts explaining systems, processes, or academic concepts. |
| 1236 | 76890 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that continue or elaborate on instructional/procedural content, often introducing examples, additional steps, or repeated actions in explanatory text. |
| 1237 | 77055 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that indicate continuation, extension, or 'more' content, particularly those appearing after punctuation or in transitional contexts that signal additional elaboration is coming. |
| 1238 | 77361 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that are fragments or continuations within non-English words (especially Arabic or other non-Latin scripts) or proper names, occurring at positions where the tokenizer splits multi-byte character sequences. |
| 1239 | 77392 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The token 'Oracle' when referring to Oracle Corporation in technical documentation, particularly in contexts discussing Java programming tools, resources, or official documentation. |
| 1240 | 77857 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that represent alternatives, transitions, or structural formatting elements (particularly whitespace/indentation) that separate or distinguish between different options, approaches, or code blocks. |
| 1241 | 77977 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Chinese characters or Arabic numerals appearing within Chinese language text discussing design, construction, or cultural topics. |
| 1242 | 78054 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.050 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are part of programmatic syntax, code constructs (like method calls with dots), or template/placeholder patterns (like NAME_X), rather than natural prose. |
| 1243 | 78722 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in non-English language contexts (Chinese, Polish, etc.), often in technical or mixed-language content rather than purely English text. |
| 1244 | 78881 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.000 | 75 | answer-side Line breaks followed by whitespace at the beginning of new lines in poetry or verse, particularly in rhyming verse where a new line of the poem begins. |
| 1245 | 79298 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Chinese abstract nouns representing broad conceptual domains such as politics, society, or time, typically appearing in formal or reflective contexts discussing societal issues or life philosophy. |
| 1246 | 79654 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Single characters (punctuation marks or letters) that appear within technical terms, class names, or structured text, particularly when the character is isolated or part of a formatting context in code or technical documentation. |
| 1247 | 80011 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 90 | answer-side The Chinese word '各自' meaning 'each' or 'respectively', used when describing how different entities possess their own individual properties, functions, or characteristics. |
| 1248 | 80200 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Structural or syntactic tokens (punctuation marks, programming keywords, data types) that appear in technical documentation, code, or formal English writing contexts. |
| 1249 | 80209 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Suffixes or final components of compound identifiers, class names, or compound words in technical/programming contexts or formal German text. |
| 1250 | 80625 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.001 | 45 | answer-side Prepositions or nouns indicating source, origin, or completion in technical/programming contexts, particularly 'from' for extraction operations and 'termination' for process endings. |
| 1251 | 80708 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Prepositions and conjunctions that connect or establish relationships between two parallel elements, particularly in compound constructions like 'and/or' or prepositional phrases describing relationships between entities like 'between X and Y'. |
| 1252 | 81251 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Suffix tokens that complete proper nouns, particularly institutional names, geographical locations, or brand names, where the token boundary splits the proper noun mid-word. |
| 1253 | 81714 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.004 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are parts of technical terms, mathematical notation, or LaTeX commands within scientific, mathematical, or technical documentation contexts. |
| 1254 | 81855 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 92 | answer-side The modal verb 'Could' at the start of a polite request asking for clarification or additional information, typically following an acknowledgment of incomplete or unclear input. |
| 1255 | 82269 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Delimiter or separator characters that mark boundaries between paired/contrasting elements, including slashes in date formats and characters within Chinese compound words that join contrasting concepts. |
| 1256 | 82369 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that serve as the final noun in compound noun phrases or technical terms, completing the specification of a concept (e.g., 'visitors' in 'rodent visitors', 'dataset' in 'MNIST dataset'). |
| 1257 | 82469 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.003 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of technical code syntax (particularly dot-notation property/method names in programming contexts) or digits within structured numeric sequences in formatted lists. |
| 1258 | 82629 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Punctuation marks or short syntactic tokens that serve as delimiters or separators in structured formal contexts, particularly in code (like ':' in constructor initialization lists) or technical writing with formal naming conventions. |
| 1259 | 82680 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Whitespace or spacing tokens used for column alignment or structural formatting in configuration files, code, or technical documentation, rather than ordinary word separation in prose. |
| 1260 | 83130 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are verbs or nouns related to problem-solving, decision-making, or analytical resolution in technical or computational contexts, particularly when describing methodologies or approaches for addressing specific challenges. |
| 1261 | 83361 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that are numbers or words representing quantities appearing in contexts of sequential enumeration, scene numbering, statistical estimates, or structured lists with numerical ordering. |
| 1262 | 83453 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 92 | answer-side The preposition 'of' when it directly follows 'GCD' (Greatest Common Divisor) in mathematical explanations, typically in the phrase 'GCD of' before listing numbers. |
| 1263 | 83746 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Technical identifiers, built-in type names (like 'dict'), or initial letters of technical product/brand names appearing in programming code or formal technical documentation contexts. |
| 1264 | 83806 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Tokens that function as referential identifiers or component parts being highlighted within their context, including pronouns referring back to previously mentioned entities and individual digits being isolated as components of larger numbers. |
| 1265 | 83823 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Colons followed by newlines or whitespace that introduce structured content like lists, bullet points, or formatted sections in technical or semi-formal text. |
| 1266 | 84058 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.153 | 75 | answer-side Commas that separate clauses or phrases in formal, structured text, particularly in legal/technical documentation or formal lists with complex sentence structures. |
| 1267 | 84195 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | 0.100 | 45 | answer-side Tokens related to appreciation, evaluation, or assessment of qualities, often appearing in contexts describing the valuing of characteristics, technical precision, or dimensional properties. |
| 1268 | 84343 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens referring to performance metrics, audience reception, or evaluative outcomes in contexts discussing quality, reliability, or effectiveness of creative works, algorithms, or presentations. |
| 1269 | 84363 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Emphatic punctuation marks (exclamation points or question marks) that appear within or adjacent to special formatting characters or markup, particularly in multilingual or quoted text contexts. |
| 1270 | 84560 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that are part of technical terminology, proper nouns, or bridging words in formal explanatory contexts, often appearing in compound terms or connecting elements in technical/specialized discourse. |
| 1271 | 84697 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that appear immediately after numbered list markers (number followed by period and optional formatting), typically the first substantive token following the list item number in structured enumerations or technical documentation. |
| 1272 | 84951 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 95 | answer-side Top-level domain extensions (.org, .com, etc.) that appear as part of URLs or web addresses in text. |
| 1273 | 85072 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Common English words appearing in procedural, instructional, or systematic contexts that describe routines, processes, or structured approaches to tasks. |
| 1274 | 85650 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are integral parts of formal court names and judicial institution titles, particularly words like 'of' and 'Supreme' appearing in multi-word proper names of appellate courts and supreme courts. |
| 1275 | 85652 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Word fragments or suffixes that continue or complete a compound word, hyphenated word, or multi-part token, often appearing after a boundary marker like a hyphen or space in the middle of what would normally be a single word. |
| 1276 | 85980 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side The second character in Chinese compound verbs or verb phrases that express completion, transformation, or result (e.g., 开 in 花开 meaning 'bloom', 成 in 炼成 meaning 'become/be forged into'). |
| 1277 | 86181 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.002 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that introduce enumerations, lists, or specify sources/origins in technical or instructional contexts, serving as transitional words before specific details or examples are provided. |
| 1278 | 86347 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The word 'Foundation' when appearing as part of the phrase 'Apache Software Foundation' in technical documentation about Apache software projects. |
| 1279 | 86520 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens denoting unrestricted availability, accessibility, or permissiveness in technical or practical instructional contexts, particularly emphasizing the ease or scope of access/use. |
| 1280 | 86543 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Delimiters, operators, or punctuation tokens in technical, mathematical, or programming contexts that separate or connect elements in formal structured expressions. |
| 1281 | 86692 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.002 | 85 | answer-side The word 'OF' appearing in uppercase as part of formal structural markers indicating the end of scenes, episodes, or similar narrative segments in scripts and dramatic writing. |
| 1282 | 87049 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Common English words appearing in narrative, descriptive, or literary prose contexts, as opposed to technical documentation, structured data, or non-English text. |
| 1283 | 87454 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.047 | 65 | answer-side Tokens that are part of words or phrases introducing explanations, justifications, or reasons for previously mentioned statements, particularly in formal or structured contexts where 'why' or 'because' reasoning is being explicitly provided. |
| 1284 | 87577 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Chinese characters (hanzi) appearing within Chinese language text or mixed-language contexts that include substantial Chinese content. |
| 1285 | 87694 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'for' appearing in code comments describing automatic credential or token creation during authentication flows, specifically in the phrase pattern 'completes for the first time'. |
| 1286 | 88241 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Alphanumeric tokens appearing as values or parts of values in HTML/XML meta tag attributes, specifically in charset encoding declarations or viewport configuration parameters within document head sections. |
| 1287 | 88733 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side The second or completing component of a multi-part identifier, name, or path structure, typically adding specificity to a partially-specified entity (e.g., subdirectory names in file paths, surnames in full names). |
| 1288 | 89043 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.005 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that are part of legal citation abbreviations (like '3d' in case references) or stuttering/hesitation markers in dialogue (like 'but' following a stutter pattern). |
| 1289 | 89090 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Function words or particles in contexts expressing temporal relationships or opportunities, particularly the Chinese character '趁' (meaning 'to take advantage of/while') and similar structural elements in English. |
| 1290 | 89185 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The digit '6' appearing as part of the year '2006' in Microsoft XAML namespace URIs (specifically in 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml'). |
| 1291 | 89576 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Word suffixes or terminal fragments that complete words, including grammatical particles in agglutinative languages like Korean and the latter portions of multi-syllable words in English. |
| 1292 | 89675 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.012 | 75 | answer-side Chinese characters that are components of technical programming terminology, particularly terms related to syntax, symbols, or descriptors in code documentation contexts. |
| 1293 | 89862 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that complete semantic or syntactic units in structured contexts, such as closing elements in code (like URL fragments) or completing descriptive phrases in technical or formatted text. |
| 1294 | 89947 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Short character sequences (single digits or brief syllables) that appear as embedded fragments within longer alphanumeric identifiers, UUIDs, code strings, or proper names. |
| 1295 | 90200 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens related to negative emotional or psychological states, particularly anxiety, fear, insecurity, or emotional suppression. |
| 1296 | 90427 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on specific Chinese characters that are relatively formal, literary, or specialized vocabulary words within Chinese-language text, particularly those appearing in formal writing contexts such as political discourse or literary expression. |
| 1297 | 90791 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on tokens that form the second component of compound words or compound noun phrases, particularly where the token is a common noun completing a specialized or technical term. |
| 1298 | 90867 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing within Chinese language text contexts, including Chinese characters describing technical/mathematical concepts or emojis used in Chinese social media/review style content. |
| 1299 | 91208 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The C++ scope resolution operator '::' used for namespace and class qualification, particularly in AWS SDK C++ code when accessing nested namespaces or class members. |
| 1300 | 92310 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.001 | 45 | answer-side Punctuation marks (hyphens, periods) functioning as technical separators or delimiters in formal contexts such as version numbers, grammatical explanations, or structured technical documentation. |
| 1301 | 92373 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal educational or academic contexts, particularly within science education content such as scientific questions, research paper titles, or pedagogical discussions. |
| 1302 | 92945 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.281 | 75 | answer-side Delimiters (colons, punctuation) and structural elements that separate labels, headers, or list items from their content in instructional, technical, or formatted documentation across multiple languages. |
| 1303 | 93187 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that complete or continue compound phrases, technical terms, or pronominal references in mid-sentence contexts, often resolving previously introduced concepts. |
| 1304 | 93293 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.001 | 45 | answer-side Single-character or short morphemic tokens in Chinese or Cyrillic script, particularly appearing mid-word or as standalone semantic units in technical or narrative contexts. |
| 1305 | 93901 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Prepositions (particularly 'of' in English or 'do/de' in Portuguese/Spanish) that connect nouns in formal or technical written contexts such as legal documents, project descriptions, or informational text. |
| 1306 | 94015 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens appearing in informal, conversational, emotionally expressive, or personally supportive contexts, typically at phrase or sentence boundaries where the author is offering help, expressing feelings, or engaging directly with a reader. |
| 1307 | 94681 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that name or identify properties, attributes, or characteristics in technical definitions, formal explanations, or code declarations, typically appearing as the key term being defined or declared after qualifying descriptors. |
| 1308 | 95309 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Programming type names, class names, or namespace identifiers that appear in type declarations or library references within source code. |
| 1309 | 95649 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Common English function words (prepositions, articles) or code punctuation symbols that serve structural/syntactic roles in technical, scientific, or programming documentation written in English. |
| 1310 | 96426 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.008 | 72 | answer-side Formal organizational or administrative terms, specifically words denoting official associations, departments, divisions, or branches within bureaucratic or institutional structures. |
| 1311 | 96895 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Closing parentheses or brackets that serve as structural delimiters in URLs, file paths, or ASCII diagrams/tables. |
| 1312 | 97174 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.005 | 75 | answer-side Leading whitespace (spaces or indentation) that precedes code statements, CSS properties, or structured programming constructs within code blocks. |
| 1313 | 97292 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | 0.037 | 85 | answer-side The token 'let' or 'Let' appearing at the beginning of declarative statements that introduce variable declarations, mathematical definitions, or formal propositions in technical or explanatory contexts. |
| 1314 | 97437 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens at structural boundaries in formatted text, appearing after punctuation that closes headings or labels and before the start of enumerated lists or detailed explanations. |
| 1315 | 97599 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.065 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are key components of formal institutional or bureaucratic phrases, particularly in legal, governmental, or official administrative contexts where standardized terminology is used. |
| 1316 | 97683 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'suitable' when used to evaluate whether something is appropriate, fitting, or meets requirements for a particular purpose or context. |
| 1317 | 97745 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Chinese characters (汉字) appearing in Chinese language text, particularly in formal or technical contexts such as medical, professional, or administrative documents. |
| 1318 | 97978 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.004 | 75 | answer-side Closing parentheses or line breaks that terminate clauses or parenthetical expressions in formal technical, legal, or scientific documentation contexts. |
| 1319 | 98851 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that mark boundaries, transitions, or connective points between distinct textual or structural elements, such as hyphens in compound terms or function words that bridge between phrases. |
| 1320 | 99080 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side English tokens appearing in formal technical or professional English writing, as opposed to non-English languages or multilingual contexts. |
| 1321 | 99190 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -3.311 | 65 | answer-side Tokens that mark clause boundaries or transitions in English sentences, particularly commas after descriptive clauses or pronouns beginning contrasting/continuing clauses. |
| 1322 | 99542 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete technical specification terms or identifiers, particularly in contexts involving hardware specifications, programming APIs, or technical product descriptions. |
| 1323 | 99754 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Single uppercase Latin letters or common English words appearing in educational or formal English-language text contexts, as opposed to non-Latin scripts or programming code. |
| 1324 | 99761 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | 0.000 | 85 | answer-side Backslash characters used as line segments in ASCII art diagrams, particularly in technical drawings of logic gates or circuit structures where they form crossing or converging line patterns. |
| 1325 | 100667 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Formal deictic reference words (like 'foregoing', 'above', 'aforementioned') used in legal or official documents to refer back to previously mentioned content or documents. |
| 1326 | 101276 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Tokens that are either verbs describing destruction/damage (like 'destroy') or technical placeholder/separator symbols (like underscores in variable names) within formatted or structured text contexts. |
| 1327 | 101645 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that appear in contexts describing alternatives, substitutions, or contrasts, particularly following phrases like 'instead of' where one approach or action is being compared to or replaced by another. |
| 1328 | 101858 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | 0.000 | 65 | answer-side HTML tags and structural markup elements, particularly list item tags and similar formatting tokens in web code or structured documents. |
| 1329 | 102608 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Technical property names, attributes, or operation names in programming, API documentation, or software specification contexts, particularly referring to object properties, data fields, or system operations. |
| 1330 | 102870 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'google' appearing as part of a technical package name, namespace, or library identifier in code contexts, particularly when referencing Google's APIs or cloud services. |
| 1331 | 103050 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The token 'System' when used as the root namespace identifier in C# code for accessing .NET framework classes and methods. |
| 1332 | 103177 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'otic' appearing as a suffix in the word 'robotic' within technical or academic contexts discussing robotics and automation. |
| 1333 | 103351 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that complete or immediately follow technical, formal, or documentation-related terms, particularly in English text describing software functionality, legal concepts, or structured technical content. |
| 1334 | 103536 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that are parts of technical terminology, formal citations, or specialized jargon in academic, legal, or scientific contexts, particularly when appearing mid-word or as part of standardized notation. |
| 1335 | 103538 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token refers to translation or the act of translating text between languages, typically appearing in Chinese-language contexts discussing translation processes or issues with translated content. |
| 1336 | 103631 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Punctuation tokens appearing at the end of lines within code comments or documentation blocks, typically in contexts where code structure or API definitions are being described or documented. |
| 1337 | 103689 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'was' when used to report or state specific financial metrics, numerical values, or prices in formal financial or business contexts. |
| 1338 | 103888 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Single-letter or short symbolic tokens that function as variables, parameters, or identifiers in mathematical expressions, programming code, or technical contexts. |
| 1339 | 103925 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that are capitalized or hyphenated components of compound names, titles, or multi-word technical/proper noun phrases, particularly when they function as descriptive modifiers within longer entity names. |
| 1340 | 104282 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that mark the end of a sentence, clause, or semantic unit, typically appearing at syntactic boundaries where a complete thought concludes, including periods and words that complete phrases before major breaks. |
| 1341 | 104484 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side English verbs or adjectives with substantial semantic weight in formal or technical explanatory contexts, particularly words describing intensive processes, actions, or properties. |
| 1342 | 104698 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Partial word tokens or morpheme fragments within English compound technical terms, including prefixes, suffixes, or word breaks in specialized vocabulary (chemical names, formal documents, or technical terminology). |
| 1343 | 104825 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Single character or very short token segments embedded within longer alphanumeric identifiers, mixed-language strings, or numeric codes, particularly when part of ID-like sequences or technical identifiers. |
| 1344 | 105752 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side The Go language assignment operator ':=' used for variable declaration and initialization, or potentially short variable declaration syntax in Go programming contexts. |
| 1345 | 105780 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens in technical or scientific contexts discussing physical or mechanical properties (such as density, weight, stiffness, compliance), often at transition points or headings introducing specifications. |
| 1346 | 105794 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that name specific formats, presentation methods, domains, or categories within explanatory or descriptive text, particularly when identifying how something is structured, displayed, or categorized. |
| 1347 | 106946 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are part of assignment or declaration syntax in copyright, license, or metadata statements within source code documentation headers. |
| 1348 | 107175 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Contrastive or adversative conjunctions (words like 'but', 'however', 'nevertheless') that introduce a contrasting or qualifying clause after a preceding statement, marking a discourse pivot point. |
| 1349 | 107187 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.285 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that appear as isolated foreign language words, technical terms, or cross-language elements within text, particularly single words or short phrases that contrast with their surrounding linguistic context. |
| 1350 | 107418 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Technical variable names, parameters, or object properties in programming code or technical specifications, particularly in contexts describing computational models, hardware features, or system components. |
| 1351 | 107444 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.005 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that complete possessive or copular phrase constructions (following 's or 'is') in formal or technical writing, particularly when the completion word is somewhat less common or when there's a formatting break. |
| 1352 | 107877 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete abbreviated names, acronyms, or compound identifiers, particularly the latter part of multi-word technical terms, class names in PascalCase, or formal abbreviations like 'U.S.' |
| 1353 | 107878 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 92 | answer-side Closing parenthesis that ends a parenthetical stage direction or emotional descriptor (such as '(chuckles)') immediately preceding character dialogue in roleplay or narrative fiction text. |
| 1354 | 109474 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens representing concepts of gathering, collecting, combining, or aggregating elements, often in cultural/ceremonial contexts (like tea ceremonies) or technical/programming contexts (like data aggregation functions). |
| 1355 | 109618 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.004 | 45 | answer-side Structural separator tokens and punctuation in technical contexts, including prepositions in formal descriptions, domain suffixes in URLs, and similar syntactic delimiters in code or formatted text. |
| 1356 | 109714 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.016 | 75 | answer-side Chinese characters representing technical or scientific nouns (like '值' meaning value or '酸' meaning acid) in explanatory or educational contexts about mathematics, chemistry, or other technical subjects. |
| 1357 | 109879 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.062 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that are part of proper names or common words appearing in cross-cultural or multilingual contexts, particularly where English text is explaining or referencing Chinese cultural, linguistic, or transliterated content. |
| 1358 | 110135 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.002 | 72 | answer-side Technical terms related to UI layout, spacing, styling, or system optimization that appear in structured documentation, code, or technical writing contexts, often as method names, properties, or section headers. |
| 1359 | 110186 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Periods or delimiters in structured numerical identifiers and technical references, such as DOIs, version numbers, or other formal citation formats. |
| 1360 | 110296 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens in formal literary, poetic, or religious/philosophical texts, particularly in contexts involving questions, promises, moral duties, or reflective themes written in an elevated or classical style. |
| 1361 | 110443 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens in Chinese or Russian text that are specific grammatical or lexical elements appearing in technical or formal instructional contexts, particularly grammatical particles or technical terminology. |
| 1362 | 110812 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that are part of proper nouns, particularly institutional names, geographic locations, or formal entities, often appearing in multilingual contexts or transliterated forms. |
| 1363 | 110879 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens representing physical buildings, houses, construction tools, or home/housing-related concepts, particularly when appearing as concrete nouns or emoji symbols. |
| 1364 | 111153 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.006 | 85 | answer-side Single digits appearing within structured bibliographic references, DOI identifiers, or technical citation codes, typically embedded in the middle of longer alphanumeric sequences. |
| 1365 | 111279 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The word 'implied' in legal warranty disclaimer text, specifically in the standardized phrase 'implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose'. |
| 1366 | 111950 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side English common nouns and technical terms appearing in formal, technical, or legal contexts, particularly in software documentation, license text, or educational content. |
| 1367 | 112511 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.003 | 45 | answer-side Technical documentation terminology, particularly tokens that refer to structural elements, requirements, or header-related concepts in programming or system specification contexts, often appearing in multilingual technical texts. |
| 1368 | 112550 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens that immediately follow a period character, either representing method/property access in programming code (dot notation) or the beginning of a new sentence after punctuation. |
| 1369 | 113772 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.038 | 85 | answer-side The word 'accuracy' appearing in formal or professional contexts related to ethical standards, broadcasting regulations, information reporting guidelines, or quality requirements. |
| 1370 | 114091 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The modal verb 'must' used to express necessity or obligation in fantasy/adventure narrative contexts, particularly when describing quests, prophecies, or required actions for protagonists. |
| 1371 | 114161 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Whitespace or minimal-length tokens (spaces, short function words) appearing immediately after prepositions or in mid-phrase positions within natural language text, particularly in Romance languages. |
| 1372 | 114326 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.006 | 65 | answer-side Single-character tokens (letters or punctuation marks) that appear as part of technical terms, function names, or identifiers in programming code or structured documentation contexts. |
| 1373 | 114479 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Action verbs or concrete nouns denoting tools/objects in instructional, procedural, or strategic contexts where specific methods or steps are being described. |
| 1374 | 115047 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens or token fragments within non-English text (particularly Chinese or Romance languages) that relate to conflict, opposition, war, or adversarial relationships in historical or political contexts. |
| 1375 | 115174 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Nouns that name formal technical systems or processes, typically appearing immediately before or within parenthetical acronyms in technical or institutional contexts. |
| 1376 | 115298 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal institutional, legal, or governmental text, particularly in Chinese administrative/legal contexts or standardized English legal boilerplate like software licenses. |
| 1377 | 115470 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Technical identifiers or symbols in code or mathematical notation, specifically parts of method names in testing frameworks (like 'getByText') or mathematical operators in LaTeX formulas. |
| 1378 | 115573 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.000 | 65 | answer-side The feature activates on tokens that represent incomplete word fragments or morphemes, particularly when occurring mid-word in unusual tokenization splits, rather than complete semantic or syntactic units. |
| 1379 | 115742 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Technical programming terminology, framework names, or API-related tokens appearing in software development contexts, particularly method names, programming language features, or technical documentation. |
| 1380 | 115837 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side String literal content or example text appearing within code comments, function outputs, or data structure values in programming contexts, particularly in demonstration or documentation code snippets. |
| 1381 | 116005 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Relational or connective function words in Chinese text (and possibly other non-English languages) that link clauses, express relationships, or indicate positions/roles within previously mentioned concepts. |
| 1382 | 116933 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.093 | 65 | answer-side Conjunctions or nouns that connect or enumerate clothing items and accessories in fashion-related contexts. |
| 1383 | 117376 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Closing parenthesis ')' that terminates mathematical or technical notation containing enumerated variables, generators, or formal symbolic expressions in academic or technical contexts. |
| 1384 | 117493 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that serve as closing delimiters or final elements in structured data formats, such as closing quotes after values in key-value pairs or completing entries in formatted lists with numerical/statistical data. |
| 1385 | 117654 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Opening parentheses that introduce clarifying or supplementary information within formal, technical, or legal documentation contexts, typically specifying parameters, conditions, or additional details about the preceding statement. |
| 1386 | 118871 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The feature activates on alphabetic characters that form XML/HTML tag or element names, particularly when they appear immediately after opening angle brackets in markup syntax. |
| 1387 | 118984 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that mark the end or completion of formal, structured document sections such as copyright notices, legal disclaimers, technical specifications, or business documentation, typically appearing at boundaries between different content types. |
| 1388 | 119028 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that represent structural boundaries or transitions in text, particularly XML/HTML closing tag syntax (like '>/') or programming/markup delimiters that signal the end of a code structure. |
| 1389 | 119262 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens appearing in descriptive or categorical contexts discussing cultural, artistic, or creative content development, particularly in multilingual texts involving Chinese or European languages. |
| 1390 | 119535 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Single Chinese character tokens that denote discrete technical units, elements, or structural components (such as geometric points, data fields, or segments) within technical or structured contexts. |
| 1391 | 119896 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.112 | 85 | answer-side Punctuation marks (commas and newlines) appearing in formal legal or technical liability clauses, particularly those listing types of damages or disclaimers in software licenses and legal documents. |
| 1392 | 120006 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Multi-line comment opening delimiters in code (specifically '/*' style comment syntax) and tokens that appear in technical/code documentation contexts with comment-like formatting. |
| 1393 | 120013 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Generic category nouns or classifier terms (like 'person', 'field', 'item') used in formal, technical, or explanatory writing contexts where concepts are being defined, categorized, or described systematically. |
| 1394 | 120333 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that are part of compound words, technical tags, or formatted text elements where multiple words or concepts are joined together, often in technical, structural, or layout contexts. |
| 1395 | 120458 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.004 | 45 | answer-side Code syntax delimiters (especially closing backticks) and technical abbreviations or chemical formulas embedded within natural language text, particularly at boundaries between code/technical notation and surrounding content. |
| 1396 | 120689 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side English words or terms appearing within non-English text contexts or multilingual code/documentation environments. |
| 1397 | 120773 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Variable names referring to link/hyperlink DOM elements or web elements in programming code, typically followed by method calls to interact with those elements. |
| 1398 | 120890 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Word-internal morphemes, suffixes, or fragments that complete technical or scientific terms in non-English languages, particularly Romance languages and Arabic. |
| 1399 | 120892 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that are components of multi-word technical abbreviations or acronyms (like 'GL' in OpenGL/GLU), or punctuation marks separating items in enumerative lists of related terms. |
| 1400 | 121054 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Whitespace, short functional words, or punctuation that serve as structural separators or connectors in formatted technical text, configuration files, or documentation, appearing between structured elements rather than within flowing prose. |
| 1401 | 121106 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Common vocabulary words appearing in fluent, natural language prose, particularly in multilingual contexts that smoothly mix English and Chinese descriptive text, as opposed to technical code or fragmented content. |
| 1402 | 121529 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 25 | answer-side Tokens that are parts of proper nouns, particularly non-English names or technical terms, or tokens appearing in multilingual technical documentation contexts. |
| 1403 | 121830 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Technical programming terms and URL protocol components (like 'https', 'class') appearing in documentation or code-related contexts, particularly when referring to web addresses, programming concepts, or technical specifications. |
| 1404 | 122312 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.031 | 65 | answer-side Short letter sequences (typically 2-3 characters) that complete common English words, often representing final syllables or suffixes at word boundaries. |
| 1405 | 123356 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Numeric tokens, particularly '1', that represent starting values or initial elements in numeric sequences, ranges, or iterations within programming code contexts. |
| 1406 | 123576 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 25 | answer-side Tokens that continue or complete specific noun phrases or names in mid-sentence contexts, particularly in instructional or narrative text. |
| 1407 | 124265 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.015 | 85 | answer-side Tokens denoting epistemic standards or verification criteria (evidence, credibility, proof) in contexts discussing the validity or factual basis of claims and information. |
| 1408 | 124287 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Commas that immediately follow geographic location identifiers (such as city and state abbreviations) or appear in formal/structured contexts where location information is being specified. |
| 1409 | 124403 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Technical or institutional terminology appearing within structured documentation formats such as tables, database schemas, or formal specifications, particularly terms that denote system components, relationships, or institutional entities in technical/administrative contexts. |
| 1410 | 124411 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are part of ASCII art diagrams or structured visual representations using characters, particularly vertical alignment elements like pipes and columns in fixed-width formatted text. |
| 1411 | 124497 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Vertical pipe characters ('|') that function as structural elements in ASCII art diagrams, tables, or box drawings, serving as visual separators or connectors between components. |
| 1412 | 125119 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.009 | 45 | answer-side Internal syllables or character sequences that form the middle portions of technical, scientific, or specialized terms, often appearing at word fragment boundaries in multilingual contexts. |
| 1413 | 125255 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Token fragments that are parts of words or phrases related to protection, security measures, or defensive mechanisms, particularly in digital or technical contexts involving anti-spam, anti-bot policies, or data protection. |
| 1414 | 125288 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal disclaimers or qualification statements that establish limitations or clarify what information/services are not intended to do or provide, typically in contexts involving accuracy, professional advice, or authoritative guidance. |
| 1415 | 125610 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.029 | 65 | answer-side Single characters that complete words in non-English text, particularly individual letters within Chinese or Cyrillic (Russian) words that form part of common vocabulary terms. |
| 1416 | 125893 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'usty' as part of 'Krusty Krab', the name of the restaurant from SpongeBob SquarePants, appearing in narrative or dialogue contexts about the fictional establishment. |
| 1417 | 126259 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.095 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that appear at line breaks, text continuation points, or word/symbol splits across lines in formatted text, particularly in code comments, licenses, or text with specific line wrapping. |
| 1418 | 126322 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'station' when it appears as part of 'groundstation' in AWS SDK C++ header file include paths or similar technical code contexts. |
| 1419 | 126379 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Code syntax tokens, particularly special characters, operators, and delimiters (like >>, ?>, }>, etc.) that appear within programming or markup language contexts rather than natural language text. |
| 1420 | 126469 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.004 | 65 | answer-side Syntactic delimiter tokens (commas, prepositions like 'under') that introduce or separate parameters, conditions, or clauses in formal structured contexts such as legal text, code function calls, or technical specifications. |
| 1421 | 126619 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.000 | 45 | answer-side Tokens describing measurable improvements, reductions, or positive outcomes in business, technical, or process optimization contexts. |
| 1422 | 126637 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Adjectives that modify nouns in formal, technical, or multilingual contexts, particularly those that qualify or specify properties (like comparative forms or descriptive terms in legal, policy, or technical documents). |
| 1423 | 127022 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.006 | 45 | answer-side English articles (particularly 'the' and 'to') appearing in formal technical or procedural documentation, connecting clauses in structured instructional or descriptive passages. |
| 1424 | 127077 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 82 | answer-side Component words within compound technical identifiers for data processing libraries or functions, particularly those related to audio/signal processing or array operations in Python scientific computing contexts. |
| 1425 | 127409 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Common English adverbs and function words (like 'along', 'often') that appear in formal or explanatory prose contexts, particularly those used to connect ideas or describe frequency/manner. |
| 1426 | 127964 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 92 | answer-side Colons that serve as delimiters within XML namespace URIs, particularly in 'xmlns' attribute declarations following the pattern 'urn:schemas-microsoft-com:' in XML/HTML markup. |
| 1427 | 128031 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | 0.002 | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are part of programming code identifiers, particularly package names, class names, or API references in source code (e.g., Java imports, annotations), as opposed to natural language text. |
| 1428 | 128185 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Word-completing tokens in rhyming, poetic, or rhythmic English text contexts, particularly in children's stories or verse where the completion creates or maintains a rhyme scheme. |
| 1429 | 128642 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | — | no description available for this feature |
| 1430 | 128774 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.001 | 85 | answer-side The definite article 'the' when used to introduce a specific ordinal position, numbered element, or precisely defined location within a technical or mathematical explanation. |
| 1431 | 129665 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | -0.013 | 85 | answer-side The Chinese character '栏' (column/bar) appearing in Chinese-language text, particularly in user interface or technical documentation contexts describing sections or bars of software applications. |
| 1432 | 129830 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Word fragments or subword tokens that represent incomplete portions of longer words, particularly middle segments that continue from a previous token or are split across tokenization boundaries. |
| 1433 | 129833 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens representing loud warnings, alerts, or dramatic vocalizations (such as 'WARNING' in security contexts or onomatopoeia/words for roaring/shouting sounds in dramatic scenes). |
| 1434 | 130003 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Short tokens (2-3 characters) that establish type, category, or containment relationships, specifically the preposition 'in' in English text indicating membership or location, and the data type keyword 'int' in programming contexts. |
| 1435 | 130073 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'of' in the phrase 'part of' within technical documentation, comments, or licensing statements that describe a file or component's membership in a larger software package or system. |
| 1436 | 130089 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens at boundaries where text transitions between different writing systems, scripts, or notation types (e.g., within transliterated words, between Cyrillic and Latin characters, or at formatting breaks between different character sets). |
| 1437 | 130537 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are informational nouns appearing in formal, structured document formats with labeled fields, categories, or sections (e.g., database entries, forms, technical documentation with colons and bullet points). |
| 1438 | 130738 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in creative, poetic, or whimsical narrative contexts with emotional or imaginative language, as opposed to technical, formal, or informational writing. |
| 1439 | 130978 | 1.67e-05 | 2 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that introduce or reference listing, enumerating, or identifying elements in step-by-step mathematical or technical procedures, particularly in instructional contexts involving factorization or systematic organization. |
| 1440 | 9 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Single-digit or small integers appearing in mathematical expressions, particularly in factorial notation or arithmetic formulas within LaTeX or mathematical contexts. |
| 1441 | 124 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Verbs describing professional work management or competency skills in the context of interview questions or workplace performance assessments. |
| 1442 | 307 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side References to physical bodies or objects, particularly celestial bodies (planets, stars, sun, moon) in astronomical or astrological contexts. |
| 1443 | 390 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Closing punctuation (specifically exclamation marks with parentheses) that terminates an emphatic parenthetical aside or interjection, particularly in narrative or dialogue contexts where a transformation, action, or state change is being announced. |
| 1444 | 488 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese language tokens, particularly those appearing in conversational or narrative contexts discussing daily life activities and social experiences. |
| 1445 | 594 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The suffix '-ers' forming plural agent nouns in technical or programming contexts, particularly when referring to software tools, libraries, or utilities. |
| 1446 | 814 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.002 | 45 | answer-side Commas that follow proper nouns (particularly place names) in descriptive or informational text, typically used to introduce additional contextual details or clauses about the named entity. |
| 1447 | 956 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The substring 'mir' occurring within words related to reflection or mirroring, particularly in literary or analytical contexts discussing thematic parallels or representation. |
| 1448 | 989 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The final digit '8' completing a specific US tax form number (Form 4868) in formal documentation about tax filing extensions. |
| 1449 | 1129 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Version number suffixes (particularly 'v1', 'v2', etc.) in software package import paths or library version identifiers, especially in contexts like Kubernetes/Go code imports. |
| 1450 | 1456 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.001 | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on the 'kh' token when it appears as part of Thai language romanization, specifically within phonetic transcriptions of Thai words like 'khun'. |
| 1451 | 1468 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side A period/dot character appearing in software version numbers or similar numerical versioning notation, particularly in technical documentation contexts. |
| 1452 | 1479 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Character sequences within Spanish formal or legal terminology, particularly relating to constitutional or governmental vocabulary. |
| 1453 | 1689 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token '2D' appearing as a texture dimension parameter in shader code, specifically in Unity shader texture declarations where it specifies the texture type. |
| 1454 | 1791 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Italian language tokens or word fragments, particularly in contexts involving Italian text. |
| 1455 | 1999 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.001 | 85 | answer-side A colon character that appears within vim modeline configuration comments (e.g., 'vi: set') at the beginning of source code files, used as a command separator in editor directives. |
| 1456 | 2044 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The Chinese emphatic conjunction/adverb '甚至' (meaning 'even') used to add emphasis or introduce an escalating point in a descriptive sequence, or related Chinese emphatic discourse markers. |
| 1457 | 2047 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The auxiliary verb 'be' appearing after modal verbs (especially 'may' or 'might') in formal descriptive or explanatory contexts, forming constructions that express possibility or potential states. |
| 1458 | 2067 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side C++ programming identifiers, particularly class names, namespace components, or API method names in library include statements or code definitions, especially in LLVM/Clang contexts. |
| 1459 | 2082 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | 0.000 | 35 | answer-side Terms related to artistic principles, design philosophy, or visual aesthetics, particularly when appearing in technical or formal descriptions of creative work or image specifications. |
| 1460 | 2328 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The caret character '^' used as an exponentiation operator in mathematical or scientific notation to denote powers or exponents. |
| 1461 | 2430 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese language nouns or content words appearing in mixed-language or multilingual text contexts, particularly in technical, instructional, or code-switching scenarios. |
| 1462 | 2570 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | — | no description available for this feature |
| 1463 | 2615 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.001 | 45 | answer-side A comma that follows a statement granting permission or describing a condition, and precedes a contrasting clause that introduces restrictions, qualifications, or required conditions (typically introduced by 'but', 'however', or similar conjunctions). |
| 1464 | 2942 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Italian word fragment 'spir' appearing within Italian vocabulary, particularly in words related to spirit or spiritual concepts in Italian text. |
| 1465 | 2994 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Word fragments or partial tokens within Spanish formal/legal vocabulary, particularly within compound words in governmental or constitutional contexts. |
| 1466 | 3232 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Comma punctuation occurring in formal or biblical-style English text, particularly when separating parallel phrases or clauses in structured quotations. |
| 1467 | 3643 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Medical or psychiatric disorder terminology, particularly diagnostic terms like 'disorder' appearing in clinical or healthcare contexts. |
| 1468 | 3833 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 75 | answer-side Top-level domain extensions (like '.com') appearing in English text as part of company or website names in business/technology contexts. |
| 1469 | 3983 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Backtick characters or similar code delimiters that terminate code snippets or string literals, particularly in multilingual technical documentation or programming contexts where code examples are embedded within non-English text. |
| 1470 | 4110 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Formal English compound words or terms related to financial obligations and payment processes, particularly in contexts discussing banking, credit, or repayment terms. |
| 1471 | 4355 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Hyphenated suffixes or components in JavaScript/TypeScript package names or library identifiers, particularly appearing in import statements or technical dependency contexts (e.g., '-redux' in 'react-redux'). |
| 1472 | 4390 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Commas that separate clauses in procedural or instructional text, particularly in cooking recipes where timing or conditions for a cooking step are being specified. |
| 1473 | 4553 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Adjectives or descriptive terms used in formal comparative analysis or policy discussions, particularly when describing similarity or equivalence between entities being compared in English text. |
| 1474 | 4697 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.001 | 85 | answer-side Markdown heading delimiters (###) that mark the start of new sections, examples, or subsections in structured text. |
| 1475 | 5034 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'day' when used as a noun to specify a particular time period in phrases describing temporal relationships, especially in constructions like 'the day after' or references to specific days relative to today or tomorrow. |
| 1476 | 5063 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Whitespace tokens (spaces or blank lines) that appear as indentation or spacing immediately before list item markers (dashes, bullets) in structured or formatted text contexts. |
| 1477 | 5120 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on verbs describing the action of encountering, experiencing, or coming across something, particularly in conditional or procedural contexts that describe what happens when a situation is met. |
| 1478 | 5232 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese structural/organizational terms, specifically words like '部分' (part/section) that denote divisions or segments in formal Chinese documents or texts. |
| 1479 | 5367 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.004 | 95 | answer-side The Chinese particle '的' (de), which functions as a possessive or attributive marker connecting modifiers to nouns in Chinese grammar. |
| 1480 | 5417 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The digit '1' when it appears as part of a multi-digit street address number, specifically in the middle position of an address identifier. |
| 1481 | 5508 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The 'module' keyword in functional programming languages (especially OCaml/ReasonML) when used to define a module, typically at the beginning of a module definition statement. |
| 1482 | 5649 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The copula 'is' appearing in formal legal disclaimers, terms of service, or official documentation language, particularly in standardized phrases about content, warranties, or conditions. |
| 1483 | 5688 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The preposition 'on' when used in English to indicate dependency, basis, or condition (e.g., 'based on', 'depends on'), typically in technical or explanatory contexts describing how something operates according to certain parameters. |
| 1484 | 5708 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side The conjunction 'and' when used to connect numerical values or statistics in lists, enumerations, or comparative data presentations. |
| 1485 | 6058 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.019 | 45 | answer-side The token 'context' or related meta-discursive terms referring to the circumstances, framework, or situational parameters needed to understand, evaluate, or discuss a topic. |
| 1486 | 6092 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.001 | 65 | answer-side The auxiliary modal verb 'can' when expressing ability, permission, or possibility in English conditional or declarative statements. |
| 1487 | 6187 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Whitespace characters (spaces or newlines) that appear within code data structures, specifically between elements in array or list literals in programming contexts. |
| 1488 | 7182 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token refers to people involved in film creation and production, specifically the word 'filmmaker' or related cinema profession terminology appearing in contexts discussing movies, directors, and film-related frameworks. |
| 1489 | 7496 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side File-related identifiers and file path components in technical or code contexts, particularly tokens that represent file names, file extensions, or file metadata parameters. |
| 1490 | 7558 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.038 | 45 | answer-side Mid-word token fragments in common English words, particularly in formal or advisory text contexts discussing legitimacy, security, or professional topics. |
| 1491 | 7841 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'be' when used as an infinitive in modal or conditional constructions, particularly in hypothetical questions with 'would it be' or similar patterns. |
| 1492 | 7868 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token is a numeric digit '1' serving as the first item marker in an ordered/enumerated list within formatted or structured text. |
| 1493 | 7958 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Newline characters that appear immediately after code comments (especially in SQL or programming contexts) and before the next line of executable code or query syntax. |
| 1494 | 8901 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Vietnamese language tokens, particularly nouns and content words in Vietnamese text. |
| 1495 | 8923 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The feature activates on copyright-related keywords appearing in code documentation headers or license attribution blocks, typically in the metadata section of source code files. |
| 1496 | 8962 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Word fragments or syllabic continuations within Spanish words, particularly in formal or legal Spanish text contexts. |
| 1497 | 9098 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.034 | 75 | answer-side References to Qt, the cross-platform software framework, particularly in technical documentation contexts discussing licensing, modules, or commercial usage. |
| 1498 | 9110 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Academic abbreviations or formal designations in research document headers, specifically abbreviations like 'PI' that denote roles in grant applications or research papers. |
| 1499 | 9471 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Spanish nouns referring to products, equipment, or items being tracked or consulted in customer service or business administration contexts, particularly in forms or tracking systems. |
| 1500 | 9495 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The word 'complex' when used as an adjective to describe sophisticated organizational structures, hierarchies, or intricate systems. |
| 1501 | 9569 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 75 | answer-side The token 'form' when used as part of HTML form class names or form-related CSS styling attributes, particularly in Bootstrap or similar framework contexts. |
| 1502 | 9774 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'baggage' or related terms referring to luggage in contexts involving air travel, lost items, or airline services. |
| 1503 | 9922 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'of' when used in technical or descriptive prose to introduce a prepositional phrase specifying what something is a portion, part, or component of, typically in the middle of an explanatory sentence. |
| 1504 | 10212 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.026 | 92 | answer-side The uppercase word 'OR' appearing in legal/software license boilerplate text, specifically in warranty disclaimer phrases like 'EXPRESS OR IMPLIED' that are standard in open-source licenses. |
| 1505 | 10285 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Formal or archaic English words used in literary or poetic contexts, particularly those with elevated diction characteristic of classical poetry or formal verse. |
| 1506 | 10768 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The Japanese particle/conjunction 'と' (to), which functions as a quotation marker, conjunction meaning 'and', or conditional marker in Japanese sentences. |
| 1507 | 11149 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that appear within dependency management or package repository configuration code, specifically in the context of Maven/Gradle build system declarations where repository URLs and package sources are defined. |
| 1508 | 11504 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The plus sign (+) used as a mathematical or programming operator in formal notation contexts, such as LaTeX mathematical expressions or code syntax. |
| 1509 | 11812 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side English word tokens appearing in formal or descriptive prose contexts, particularly in creative, artistic, or explanatory passages written in standard English. |
| 1510 | 11984 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Line breaks or newline characters appearing between consecutive import statements in Java or Android code, specifically at the boundary between two import declarations. |
| 1511 | 12006 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Placeholder tokens representing professional roles or titles in formal template documents, particularly in legal, real estate, or business contexts where standardized text includes bracketed variable names. |
| 1512 | 12010 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The asterisk character (*) when used as a pointer dereference operator in programming code, particularly in Go language method receivers or pointer type declarations. |
| 1513 | 12284 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on the substring 'win' when it appears as part of a word (like 'Twin') in short-form literary or poetic contexts. |
| 1514 | 12299 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.009 | 25 | answer-side The substring 'fr' appearing within formal policy, regulatory, or administrative text contexts, particularly in words describing rules or guidelines. |
| 1515 | 12416 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens appearing in adult or erotic fiction contexts, particularly in scenarios involving physical transformation, body-swapping, or sexually suggestive narrative situations. |
| 1516 | 12636 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'make' used as a causative verb in contexts describing how emotions, feelings, or psychological states cause difficulties, challenges, or other outcomes in interpersonal or personal experiences. |
| 1517 | 12818 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token '((' representing double opening parentheses in programming/mathematical expressions, particularly in Python code contexts. |
| 1518 | 12825 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The conjunction 'and' when used in formal statistical or demographic contexts to connect numeric age ranges, specifically in phrases describing population age groups (e.g., '12 and older'). |
| 1519 | 13106 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.021 | 75 | answer-side The indefinite article 'a' used as a determiner in standard English text, distinguishing it from non-English text or corrupted/technical content. |
| 1520 | 13327 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | 0.006 | 85 | answer-side The SQL keyword 'INSERT' used in database insertion queries, typically appearing in code contexts where new records are being added to database tables. |
| 1521 | 13367 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'You' appearing in formal legal or licensing text, specifically in GNU General Public License boilerplate language or similar open-source license notices. |
| 1522 | 13805 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'COPYING' when it appears as part of a filename reference in software license/copyright header comments, specifically referring to license documentation files. |
| 1523 | 14027 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The opening parenthesis and minus sign that begins a negative index parameter in JavaScript array method calls, specifically in code examples demonstrating slice operations with negative indices. |
| 1524 | 14366 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 92 | answer-side The opening of a C/C++ function pointer declaration, specifically the '(*' token sequence that begins the pointer notation in function pointer syntax. |
| 1525 | 14428 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.005 | 85 | answer-side The hyphen character within CSS property names in stylesheet code, specifically the hyphen that connects words in multi-word CSS properties like 'background-color'. |
| 1526 | 14504 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Indented whitespace lines (typically 8 spaces) within Python code blocks, occurring between statements in class methods or function bodies to maintain code structure. |
| 1527 | 14522 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The word 'like' appearing in dialogue or conversational contexts, particularly in informal speech patterns where it functions as a comparison marker or filler word in direct character speech. |
| 1528 | 14705 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on words describing low severity or intensity states, particularly 'mild' in medical or clinical contexts describing disease presentation or symptoms. |
| 1529 | 14946 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The latter portion of snake_case compound identifiers (method names, function names, or variable names) in programming contexts, specifically the word following an underscore that completes a multi-word identifier. |
| 1530 | 15015 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 75 | answer-side The token 'history' when used in contexts discussing alternate history, counterfactual scenarios, or speculative historical narratives about how events could have unfolded differently. |
| 1531 | 15501 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in casual, conversational English text with informal language patterns and filler words, as opposed to formal, technical, or structured content. |
| 1532 | 15924 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | — | no description available for this feature |
| 1533 | 16160 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The syllable 'uc' appearing as part of Spanish formal or legal terminology, particularly in words related to constitutional or institutional contexts. |
| 1534 | 16276 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 25 | answer-side Common English auxiliary or main verbs in standard grammatical constructions, particularly those relating to time, duration, or capability (e.g., 'takes', 'does', 'makes'). |
| 1535 | 16384 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The feature activates on the opening bracket '[' in R programming output that indicates grouped data structures, specifically in tibble or dataframe group annotations like 'Groups: [n]'. |
| 1536 | 16497 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The closing double asterisk '**' in markdown formatting, specifically when used to end bold text in section headers or structured list items within formatted documents. |
| 1537 | 16543 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Technical or scientific terminology, particularly terms related to spectral analysis, imaging technology, or spatial data processing in academic or professional contexts. |
| 1538 | 16561 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.029 | 75 | answer-side Special end-of-sequence, boundary, or formatting tokens (like '</S>>') that mark the termination or separation of text segments, particularly in structured data contexts like URLs or document boundaries. |
| 1539 | 16683 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The word 'accepted' or semantically similar terms when used in contexts discussing the acceptance or acknowledgment of social structures, inequalities, or power differentials. |
| 1540 | 16825 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Chinese language tokens, particularly grammatical particles, verbs, and function words in Chinese text contexts, as opposed to English or other Western language content. |
| 1541 | 16991 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Spanish language text, particularly in formal or legal contexts, with activation on syllables within Spanish words. |
| 1542 | 16997 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of library, framework, or namespace identifiers in software code import/using statements, particularly the middle or suffix portion of compound identifiers like 'Syncfusion'. |
| 1543 | 17642 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'shared' when used to describe common properties, features, or characteristics identified across multiple entities in comparative or analytical contexts. |
| 1544 | 17702 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on closing punctuation marks (specifically '>)') that appear in LaTeX or mathematical markup contexts, particularly after spacing commands or within mathematical expressions. |
| 1545 | 17756 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Common programming terminology, particularly words like 'container' that describe structural or wrapper elements in code comments within application development contexts. |
| 1546 | 17886 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.009 | 45 | answer-side English plural nouns referring to software applications or computing tools in technical documentation contexts. |
| 1547 | 17960 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.001 | 45 | answer-side The word 'License' when appearing in formal software licensing documentation or legal contexts, particularly in reference to open-source licenses like the Apache License. |
| 1548 | 18221 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.045 | 75 | answer-side German suffix '-ung' or similar Germanic noun-forming suffixes appearing in German compound words or technical German text. |
| 1549 | 18420 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in software license or copyright comment blocks, particularly in standardized boilerplate text like GNU GPL notices or similar legal/licensing documentation within source code. |
| 1550 | 18423 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'local' appearing in technical programming documentation or explanations discussing variable scope, particularly in contexts explaining scope rules or where variables are defined in nested function contexts. |
| 1551 | 18455 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on token fragments within technical proper nouns or product names (like 'Subnautica') appearing in technical or instructional contexts, particularly when embedded in non-English text discussing software development or game creation. |
| 1552 | 18669 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on the token 'Apple' when it appears as part of a proper noun referring to the Apple technology company, particularly in formal or technical contexts like software licensing documentation. |
| 1553 | 18697 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Whitespace (typically indentation) that immediately precedes code examples, commands, or technical snippets in documentation or technical writing contexts. |
| 1554 | 18730 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 90 | answer-side The 'function' keyword in PHP code when declaring class methods, typically appearing after access modifiers like 'public', 'private', or 'protected' in object-oriented PHP programming contexts. |
| 1555 | 18877 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side The second part of hyphenated compound words, particularly in technical or formal contexts, where a term is split across a hyphen (e.g., 'cross-account', 'cross-functional'). |
| 1556 | 19379 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side The auxiliary verb 'been' when used in present perfect or present perfect continuous tense constructions (have/has been). |
| 1557 | 20247 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on uppercase Latin letters forming part of a proper noun (specifically a place name) that is embedded within Chinese text, where the proper noun is written in its original Latin script rather than transliterated. |
| 1558 | 20399 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 72 | answer-side The final digit of a multi-digit number representing a technical parameter (such as layer dimensions, channel sizes, or configuration values) in code or technical documentation. |
| 1559 | 20728 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.001 | 35 | answer-side Words referring to historical time periods or previous events in narrative contexts, particularly when describing actions or situations from earlier times that have ongoing consequences. |
| 1560 | 21081 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Arabic script tokens, particularly word fragments or morphemes in technical or descriptive contexts within Arabic language text. |
| 1561 | 21245 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Subword fragments or character sequences within Spanish words, particularly in formal or legal contexts, often appearing as incomplete morphological units mid-word. |
| 1562 | 21660 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 85 | answer-side The token '1' appearing as a parameter count specification in LaTeX command definitions, specifically within square brackets following command declarations like '\newcommand' where it indicates the number of arguments the command accepts. |
| 1563 | 21762 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Incomplete or fragmented tokens that represent the beginning portion of a longer word or identifier, particularly in technical or code contexts where a complete term has been split across token boundaries. |
| 1564 | 21771 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens referring to administrative or territorial subdivisions and geographic units (such as departments, provinces, districts, or regions) within a country or larger political entity. |
| 1565 | 21777 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side The feature activates on the plus sign '+' when it appears as part of technical notation, particularly in keyboard shortcuts or command sequences (e.g., 'CTRL+9'), rather than in natural language text or mathematical expressions. |
| 1566 | 21782 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 35 | answer-side Tokens referring to commercial or organizational entities (particularly businesses or companies) in contexts discussing technology services, privacy, or professional applications. |
| 1567 | 22301 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side The preposition 'of' when used in formal scientific or technical writing, particularly in chemistry contexts, to connect molecular properties, characteristics, or classifications to compounds or entities being described. |
| 1568 | 22563 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Arabic text tokens, particularly those appearing in Quranic or Islamic religious content with diacritical marks. |
| 1569 | 22586 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The word 'Bold' appearing in Indonesian language text, particularly in marketing or product-related contexts discussing 'Dalil Bold Putih' (a skincare/whitening product). |
| 1570 | 22652 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Numeric digits appearing in technical specifications, particularly version numbers in hardware/software contexts like USB 3.2, Thunderbolt 3/4, or Wi-Fi 6. |
| 1571 | 22910 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.005 | 75 | answer-side Chinese tokens referring to personal or individual aspects ('个人' meaning 'personal' or 'individual') in contexts discussing safety, considerations, or personal matters. |
| 1572 | 23412 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens containing HTML/XML markup syntax, specifically closing tag characters and quotes that appear in code contexts such as script tags, as opposed to natural language text. |
| 1573 | 23499 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Common function words (like 'of') appearing in natural, conversational English prose, as opposed to technical content, code, non-English text, or formal structured writing. |
| 1574 | 23534 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Software license boilerplate text, specifically the term 'MERCHANTABILITY' and similar warranty-related legal terminology commonly found in open-source license headers like GPL. |
| 1575 | 23724 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.009 | 75 | answer-side Chinese characters appearing in classical or literary poetry contexts, particularly describing natural scenery and seasonal imagery in traditional verse forms. |
| 1576 | 23777 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 25 | answer-side The token 'to' when used as a preposition in comparative or philosophical contexts, particularly in formal or literary expressions comparing abstract concepts. |
| 1577 | 24191 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on tokens related to criminal justice terminology, specifically the word 'Criminal' when appearing in formal or academic contexts discussing crime, punishment, and legal systems. |
| 1578 | 24532 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on the classical Chinese character '于' (yú), a literary preposition meaning 'at', 'in', or 'on', typically found in formal or literary Chinese text rather than casual modern Chinese. |
| 1579 | 24549 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Informal, emotionally charged dialogue or speech, particularly with mocking, dark humor, or negative sentiment, as opposed to formal, technical, or informational text. |
| 1580 | 24620 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | 0.005 | 45 | answer-side The preposition 'in' when used in formal instructional or explanatory contexts, particularly in phrases describing how to incorporate or cite something within another document or format. |
| 1581 | 24666 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side A period (.) marking the end of a complete sentence in mathematical problem statements or formal technical contexts, particularly when it separates a setup/description from a subsequent question or statement. |
| 1582 | 24696 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The infinitive marker 'to' in English, specifically when introducing a verb infinitive to express purpose, direction, or intention. |
| 1583 | 24719 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete the second part of compound technical terms or proper nouns being split across token boundaries, particularly in contexts with dense technical or specialized vocabulary. |
| 1584 | 24751 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Technical terms referring to authentication or service providers in software development documentation, particularly in contexts discussing credential management, linking accounts, or API authentication systems. |
| 1585 | 24797 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Suffix fragments or morpheme endings that complete technical, scientific, or formal terminology in academic or specialized texts, particularly within compound words like 'Tetrahedron'. |
| 1586 | 24820 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.002 | 45 | answer-side The token 'making' when used as a gerund in technical or explanatory contexts describing how something enables, simplifies, or provides a benefit or functionality. |
| 1587 | 24950 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.015 | 75 | answer-side The Chinese verb '主办' (zhǔbàn) meaning 'to host' or 'to organize', typically used in formal contexts to describe official sponsorship or organization of events, programs, or activities by institutions or government bodies. |
| 1588 | 25277 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Technical or programming-related vocabulary appearing in Cyrillic (Russian) text, particularly terms borrowed from or related to software development contexts. |
| 1589 | 25301 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens appearing in standard GNU General Public License boilerplate text, particularly in common legal template phrases like 'for more details' that are part of software license headers. |
| 1590 | 25442 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 65 | answer-side The Portuguese preposition 'de' when used in formal or legal Portuguese text contexts, particularly in official documents or procedural descriptions. |
| 1591 | 25506 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The Spanish preposition 'entre' (meaning 'between' or 'among'), typically appearing in Spanish-language text to indicate a relationship or position between two or more entities or concepts. |
| 1592 | 25840 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side The feature activates on token fragments or substrings that split words in the middle, particularly in non-English text where word boundaries are broken across tokens, creating incomplete morphemes. |
| 1593 | 25841 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The definite article 'the' appearing in formal legal, technical, or software documentation contexts, particularly in license agreements, disclaimers, and terms of service. |
| 1594 | 25964 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'to' appearing in Islamic religious phrases, specifically in the formulaic expression 'All praise is due to Allah' or similar Quranic/Islamic devotional language. |
| 1595 | 26486 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens occurring in formal technical or academic documentation contexts where precise definitions, explanations, or structured information is being presented, particularly in professional or instructional writing. |
| 1596 | 26898 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Commas appearing within German-language code comments or documentation strings, typically in auto-generated file headers or inline code comments. |
| 1597 | 27462 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The word 'Film' used as a category label or type identifier in Indonesian text, particularly in the context of lists, rankings, or structured content about movies. |
| 1598 | 27792 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.557 | 72 | answer-side Newline characters that separate items in German-language lists or bullet-pointed content, particularly in contexts involving categorical information or structured enumeration. |
| 1599 | 28124 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Spatial or directional adjectives (such as 'vertical', 'horizontal', 'lateral') that describe orientation, alignment, or positioning, particularly in technical or descriptive contexts related to physical arrangement or layout. |
| 1600 | 28378 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The preposition 'about' when used to connect questions, inquiries, or requests for information to their subject matter or topic. |
| 1601 | 28590 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are programming identifiers or macro component names appearing in technical documentation about code generation, macro expansion, or preprocessor directives, typically in mixed-language (Chinese/English) programming contexts. |
| 1602 | 29232 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in emotionally supportive or caring contexts, particularly related to wellness, mental health, or compassionate guidance about people's wellbeing. |
| 1603 | 29523 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal legal or licensing text within source code files, particularly in standard open-source software license declarations like the GNU GPL. |
| 1604 | 29812 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.103 | 75 | answer-side Legal terminology, specifically the word 'case' when used in the context of court proceedings, judgments, or legal matters. |
| 1605 | 29978 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Chinese discourse marker '最后' (finally/lastly) that introduces the final point or conclusion in a sequence of statements, particularly in formal Chinese text discussing organizational or procedural matters. |
| 1606 | 30072 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.004 | 75 | answer-side English-language words in natural prose contexts, as opposed to non-English text, code, or technical identifiers. |
| 1607 | 30104 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Capitalized tokens that are part of formal proper nouns or titles, specifically functioning as the key identifying word in a multi-word named concept or system (like 'Game' in 'Game of Life'). |
| 1608 | 30220 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The word 'framework' when used in software development or technical documentation contexts to describe application development platforms or architectural systems. |
| 1609 | 30897 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Cyrillic text fragments appearing within Russian medical or technical terminology, particularly syllable segments in the middle of words related to health conditions. |
| 1610 | 30914 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in standardized software license or warranty disclaimer text, particularly conjunctions or transitional words within formulaic legal phrases commonly found in open-source licenses. |
| 1611 | 30934 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | 0.005 | 45 | answer-side Mathematical terms related to divisibility operations or arithmetic relationships between numbers, particularly in formal mathematical proofs or discussions involving prime numbers and factorization. |
| 1612 | 31261 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.003 | 75 | answer-side Numeric digit tokens (specifically '0') appearing in structured data contexts like CSV files, database records, or tabular formats with comma-separated fields. |
| 1613 | 31334 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 82 | answer-side Section headers, metadata labels, or categorical markers that organize content into distinct sections or features within structured documents, particularly in list-based or Q&A formats. |
| 1614 | 31374 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on the Chinese character '四' (four) when it appears as part of a numbered sequence or list item in Chinese text, particularly in contexts describing ordered stages or periods. |
| 1615 | 31748 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Word suffixes or fragments within compound legal, technical, or formal terms, particularly the latter portion of split words in specialized vocabulary. |
| 1616 | 31820 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Non-initial fragments of Spanish words, particularly mid-word tokens that complete Spanish vocabulary in descriptive contexts. |
| 1617 | 32045 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'bodies' when used as a plural noun referring to physical objects or entities, particularly in scientific, astronomical, or technical contexts describing collections of physical matter. |
| 1618 | 32774 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 72 | answer-side Tokens referring to detection mechanisms in game development or physics simulation contexts, particularly collision detection, hit detection, or spatial detection systems in game engines. |
| 1619 | 32920 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.001 | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing at the end of code statements or function calls in programming contexts, particularly closing parentheses, brackets, or other syntax terminators in technical documentation and source code. |
| 1620 | 33359 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The feature activates on triple backtick (```) markdown code fence delimiters that are used to begin or end code blocks in technical documentation and programming contexts. |
| 1621 | 33544 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Hyphen-letter token sequences in German compound words or technical terms, particularly in medical/nutritional contexts involving vitamin or nutrient naming conventions. |
| 1622 | 33686 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on token fragments that are parts of technical URLs, code identifiers, or technical compound words, particularly suffixes or middle portions of longer technical terms embedded in web links or technical documentation. |
| 1623 | 34179 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Indentation whitespace at the beginning of a line within a Python class definition, specifically preceding class-level attribute assignments or method definitions. |
| 1624 | 34486 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The English preposition 'to' when used to indicate direction, relationship, or purpose in explanatory or descriptive text, particularly when connecting an action to its target or destination. |
| 1625 | 34602 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.006 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that appear in poetic, literary, or highly stylized descriptive prose with ornate or elevated language, particularly in contexts with nature imagery, rhyming structure, or archaic word forms. |
| 1626 | 34657 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Hyphen characters used as separators or delimiters in technical contexts such as configuration files, code, or compound parameter names. |
| 1627 | 34705 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 15 | answer-side Tokens representing ellipsis or placeholder punctuation ('...') that appear in dialogue or narrative contexts, particularly after forms of address or names, indicating pauses or trailing speech. |
| 1628 | 34889 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens representing positive abstract qualities or strengths in contexts that discuss diversity, collective attributes, or the value of differences being framed as beneficial assets. |
| 1629 | 35476 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token '-performance' when used as part of a hyphenated compound adjective (like 'high-performance') in English technical or computing contexts. |
| 1630 | 35505 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.052 | 35 | answer-side Chinese word '结果' (result/outcome) appearing in explanatory or descriptive contexts, particularly when describing the conclusion or outcome of a process or phenomenon. |
| 1631 | 35577 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | 0.001 | 85 | answer-side Opening parenthesis followed by a quotation mark that begins a string parameter in a function or method call, typically in programming code contexts. |
| 1632 | 35785 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are fragments of technical programming identifiers, particularly uppercase portions of C++ macro names or library function names (like 'FUSION' in 'BOOST_FUSION'), split during tokenization in code contexts. |
| 1633 | 35812 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The token 'television' appearing in contexts discussing television technology, broadcasting, or media history. |
| 1634 | 36165 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Whitespace tokens used for alignment or structural formatting in vertically-arranged mathematical problems, tables, or similar structured text layouts. |
| 1635 | 36623 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 65 | answer-side Tokens related to demographic statistics and population data, particularly in formal or encyclopedic contexts describing the size or characteristics of populations in cities or regions. |
| 1636 | 36926 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 25 | answer-side Token fragments that are parts of proper names (especially surnames) in formal legal or judicial contexts, where the fragment appears mid-word in a person's name. |
| 1637 | 37112 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Organizational or brand abbreviations and identifiers, particularly those appearing in URLs, file paths, or technical documentation contexts. |
| 1638 | 37183 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Punctuation tokens (particularly Chinese commas) that mark code-switching boundaries between different languages or writing systems, especially between Cyrillic/Latin and Chinese scripts in multilingual text. |
| 1639 | 37308 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The conjunction 'and' appearing in English technical or instructional contexts, particularly when connecting procedural steps or technical operations in formal documentation or tutorials. |
| 1640 | 37544 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Exception or error class names in programming code contexts, particularly Python exception types like IOError that represent runtime errors. |
| 1641 | 37699 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese characters related to ordering, sequencing, or systematic arrangement, particularly '序' and similar terms that denote order, sequence, or structured organization in technical or formal contexts. |
| 1642 | 37776 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side The definite article 'the' appearing in poetic, literary, or formally elevated prose with archaic or timeless imagery, particularly in contexts involving temporal or spiritual themes. |
| 1643 | 38047 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on plus signs ('+') that appear in technical, system, or UI-related contexts, particularly when used as part of product names, version indicators, or symbolic notation rather than as mathematical operators. |
| 1644 | 38213 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The copula 'is' in simple present tense statements expressing identity or familial relationships, particularly in straightforward 'X is Y's Z' constructions that define or establish a relationship between entities. |
| 1645 | 38349 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.246 | 75 | answer-side Pronouns (especially 'it') appearing in software license text or legal documentation that describes redistribution and modification rights, typically in open-source license headers. |
| 1646 | 38385 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The token 'FK' appears as an abbreviation for 'Foreign Key' in database schema definition contexts, particularly in SQL comments or index names that reference foreign key relationships between database tables. |
| 1647 | 39050 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that are internal fragments of camelCase compound words or technical identifiers, particularly mid-word segments in programming libraries or technical documentation. |
| 1648 | 39085 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 25 | answer-side Natural organic materials (like wood, shells, pearls) mentioned in contexts discussing traditional crafts, jewelry-making, or historical/cultural artifacts. |
| 1649 | 39239 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Tokens that are general category nouns or terms (like 'services') that complete common paired phrases or lists in formal, academic, or technical contexts, particularly when part of standardized expressions. |
| 1650 | 39506 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The latter portion of split technical identifiers, constants, or macro names in programming code, particularly when a compound name is tokenized into multiple parts. |
| 1651 | 39695 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Closing bracket ending a placeholder field in structured document templates, particularly contact information formats with multiple bracketed fields separated by delimiters. |
| 1652 | 39762 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that immediately follow inline code formatting markers (backticks) or appear within technical/programming syntax contexts, particularly when transitioning between code notation and explanatory text. |
| 1653 | 39785 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.076 | 45 | answer-side Common English nouns referring to everyday physical objects (like 'ball') in narrative or descriptive contexts. |
| 1654 | 39812 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The feature activates on the word 'alike' when used in comparative or definitional contexts, particularly when explaining differences or similarities between concepts. |
| 1655 | 39946 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The Japanese word '女性' (josei), meaning 'woman' or 'female', appearing in Japanese text contexts. |
| 1656 | 40020 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Chinese copula construction '是一个' (is a/is one) used in formal academic or explanatory contexts to define or characterize abstract concepts or processes. |
| 1657 | 40081 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Abbreviated codes or identifiers within structured technical or academic reference formats, particularly two-letter uppercase abbreviations appearing in DOI URLs or similar citation systems. |
| 1658 | 40287 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.011 | 45 | answer-side Closing parenthesis or bracket characters that appear within code comments, license templates, or structured documentation formatting, particularly in non-English (Russian) technical documentation contexts. |
| 1659 | 40800 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 25 | answer-side Modal auxiliary verb 'can' used in technical programming contexts, particularly in code comments explaining algorithmic capabilities or optimizations. |
| 1660 | 40963 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Top-level domain suffixes (like '.org', '.com') appearing in URLs or web addresses, particularly within code comments or documentation. |
| 1661 | 41029 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The word 'minimal' or 'minimalistic' when used as an adjective to describe aesthetic, design, or stylistic properties in English text. |
| 1662 | 41100 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side HTML/XML tag names or short technical tokens appearing in code, markup, or programming contexts, particularly table-related elements like 'td'. |
| 1663 | 41243 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 25 | answer-side Tokens describing the combination or synergistic joining of multiple elements or abilities, particularly in contexts where different components work together to produce an enhanced effect. |
| 1664 | 41250 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side A hyphen character used as a connector or separator, particularly in compound words like 'non-abstract' or as punctuation between words in technical or formal contexts. |
| 1665 | 41288 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Hyphenated suffixes or components that form compound adjectives or technical terms, particularly in mathematical or technical contexts where they modify nouns (e.g., 'four-digit number'). |
| 1666 | 41311 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.001 | 75 | answer-side Final digit in academic reference numbers or identifiers, particularly in contexts like arXiv preprint citations. |
| 1667 | 41448 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Country names or geographical proper nouns appearing in factual, informational contexts that specify location or provide encyclopedic details. |
| 1668 | 41569 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.157 | 72 | answer-side Tokens appearing in contexts that explicitly discuss semantic equivalence, synonymy, or the meaning relationships between words, particularly when defining or comparing what words mean in relation to each other. |
| 1669 | 41684 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Single-character variable names (particularly 's') being initialized or assigned values in programming code contexts, especially in Python-like syntax. |
| 1670 | 42706 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Spanish words related to voice, speech, or audio functionality, particularly in technical or software documentation contexts. |
| 1671 | 42772 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Classical or literary Chinese tokens, particularly those appearing in traditional poetic contexts with parallel structure and refined literary expressions. |
| 1672 | 43240 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Descriptive adjectives or modifiers in architectural, design, or visual arts contexts that characterize spatial properties, particularly in modern or contemporary settings. |
| 1673 | 43279 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side References to 'bot' objects in Discord bot programming code, typically used as decorators or objects to define and handle bot commands and functionality. |
| 1674 | 43825 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Line break or newline characters in code, markup, or technical document contexts, particularly in LaTeX or structured programming environments where whitespace formatting is syntactically meaningful. |
| 1675 | 43882 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The preposition 'of' when used to establish descriptive or possessive relationships between noun phrases, particularly in formal or technical contexts. |
| 1676 | 44013 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The syllable 'uc' within Spanish words, particularly in formal or legal terminology like 'Constitucional'. |
| 1677 | 44023 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Word components (morphemes) in English compound words or technical terms within formal business, regulatory, or standards documentation contexts. |
| 1678 | 44046 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens appearing in standard software license disclaimers and warranty statements, particularly in open-source license boilerplate text commonly found in code files. |
| 1679 | 44539 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The feature activates on the PowerShell documentation keyword '.EXAMPLE' (with dot prefix and uppercase), which marks the beginning of example usage sections in PowerShell help documentation or command references. |
| 1680 | 44782 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.003 | 72 | answer-side Cyrillic character sequences containing 'ів' (Ukrainian/Cyrillic 'i' followed by 'v'), particularly in contexts mixing Latin and Cyrillic scripts or in Slavic language text. |
| 1681 | 44856 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.004 | 75 | answer-side A period marking the end of an abbreviated middle initial in academic citations or bibliographic references, typically appearing in author names within reference lists. |
| 1682 | 44920 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token '0' when it appears as a leading zero in structured date formats, particularly in ISO-style date strings (YYYY-MM-DD format). |
| 1683 | 45060 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of technical class names, type names, or API identifiers in programming code, particularly those related to properties, metadata, configuration objects, or framework-specific classes in statically-typed languages. |
| 1684 | 45541 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Partial tokens or substrings within technical programming identifiers, particularly library or namespace names in code contexts (e.g., 'ces' within 'xercesc'). |
| 1685 | 45577 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Numeric tokens (especially '0') that appear as formatting artifacts or structural markers within numbered headings, question numbers, or list item identifiers, typically in academic or structured document contexts. |
| 1686 | 45618 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.002 | 85 | answer-side Whitespace or newline token that occurs between the end of a JavaScript function definition (closing brace) and the beginning of a new statement starting with a variable declaration keyword like 'const'. |
| 1687 | 45885 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on non-English text tokens, particularly in Romance languages like Spanish, and is associated with promoting non-English output tokens (especially Chinese and other non-Latin script characters) while suppressing English language tokens. |
| 1688 | 45977 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | — | no description available for this feature |
| 1689 | 46019 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side The preposition 'by' appearing in formal legal or technical attribution contexts, particularly in phrases indicating official publishing authority or agency in license agreements and formal documentation. |
| 1690 | 46033 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The Chinese phrase component '是一个' (shì yī gè), meaning 'is a/an', typically used in formal or explanatory contexts to introduce or classify an example, instance, or type of something. |
| 1691 | 46035 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side The word 'add' appearing in English programming or user interface contexts, particularly in strings describing operations or menu options in code. |
| 1692 | 46215 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The feature activates on Chinese language characters appearing in Chinese text, particularly in technical or formal documentation contexts. |
| 1693 | 46349 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on the word 'red' when it appears in contexts discussing names, phrases, or branding that involve color words, particularly when explaining or analyzing such terminology. |
| 1694 | 46373 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Hyphen-prefixed tokens that serve as flags, options, or technical markers in code, configuration files, or technical documentation, particularly in makefile, command-line, or programming syntax contexts. |
| 1695 | 46661 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The preposition 'of' in formal or official institutional contexts, particularly in governmental, legal, or constitutional language expressing possession or membership relationships. |
| 1696 | 46856 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'focus' when it appears in transitional phrases that redirect or pivot the conversation to emphasize a different topic or theme, often introduced with 'with a focus on' or similar constructions. |
| 1697 | 47012 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 75 | answer-side Chinese language tokens in technical or business contexts, particularly related to cloud computing, data management, and enterprise technology discussions. |
| 1698 | 47190 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Suffixes and token fragments that form technical, institutional, or formal designations, particularly in structured contexts like political parties, company names, or programming code, as opposed to common natural language words. |
| 1699 | 47372 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Parameter names or identifiers within programming language attribute declarations or metadata annotations, particularly in contexts like PowerShell Parameter attributes or similar structured programming constructs where parameters are being formally defined or configured. |
| 1700 | 47430 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Assignment operators (=) in statically-typed programming language contexts, particularly in variable declaration and initialization statements. |
| 1701 | 47446 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The definite article 'the' appearing within formal academic paper titles or citations, particularly in the context of research publications and scholarly references. |
| 1702 | 47505 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The feature activates on backtick characters ('`') used for code or technical markup formatting, typically in technical documentation or programming contexts where inline code, file paths, or command-line elements are being delimited. |
| 1703 | 47855 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The feature activates on the name 'Euler' (specifically the 'uler' portion) when appearing in mathematical or scientific contexts, likely referring to the mathematician Leonhard Euler. |
| 1704 | 47874 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that begin conditional clauses or questions in formal English mathematical or logical problem statements, introducing hypothetical scenarios or premises for mathematical reasoning. |
| 1705 | 47951 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Numerical list item markers (digits) that appear at the beginning of enumerated points or sections, especially when following sentence-ending punctuation and introducing new structured content. |
| 1706 | 47990 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Classical Chinese poetry rhyme characters, specifically characters that complete traditional poetic lines with silk/thread-related imagery or metaphorical comparisons in regulated verse. |
| 1707 | 48030 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side A colon token that serves as a structural delimiter in formatted documents, typically following numbered items or section markers and introducing instructions, headings, or subsections in multilingual or mixed-script text. |
| 1708 | 48334 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The preposition 'in' when used in technical or creative contexts to specify the medium, tool, or environment in which something is created, modeled, or implemented. |
| 1709 | 48340 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The second component of underscore-separated compound words or identifiers, particularly in technical documentation URLs, code, or programming contexts (e.g., 'user_guide' → '_guide'). |
| 1710 | 48462 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side LaTeX mathematical typesetting syntax, particularly closing delimiters and special formatting characters within mathematical expressions or matrix notations. |
| 1711 | 48536 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The assignment operator '=' in programming code contexts, particularly when used for variable assignment or tuple unpacking in languages like Python. |
| 1712 | 48627 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The conjunction 'and' when connecting two parallel attributes, qualities, or achievements in descriptive or biographical contexts, particularly when listing complementary capabilities or characteristics. |
| 1713 | 48911 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Chinese noun phrases or sentence completions that express receiving or conveying information or news, particularly in formal written contexts such as letters or announcements. |
| 1714 | 49093 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Web markup and URL structural syntax elements, including protocol identifiers (https) and tag closing delimiters (/>), that appear as part of web addresses or HTML/XML markup. |
| 1715 | 49158 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | 0.006 | 75 | answer-side File extensions (particularly .sol for Solidity files) appearing in import statements or file path references within programming code contexts. |
| 1716 | 49167 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The digit '0' appearing as the decimal portion of a percentage value in quantitative financial or economic contexts, particularly in projections or statistical data. |
| 1717 | 49189 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Portuguese or Spanish language tokens, particularly adjectives or nouns describing colors, aesthetics, or design features in product or style descriptions. |
| 1718 | 49368 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on the preposition 'for' when it introduces a purpose or justification for a change, revision, or clarification, particularly in technical or formal explanatory contexts. |
| 1719 | 49392 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on tokens that are part of field labels or template placeholders in formal structured documents, particularly when they appear as partial words at the beginning of form field names. |
| 1720 | 49682 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Indentation whitespace (leading spaces or tabs) at the beginning of lines in code blocks, particularly in JavaScript/TypeScript or similar programming language contexts. |
| 1721 | 50077 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.001 | 75 | answer-side Chinese tokens meaning 'unanimous', 'consistent', or 'in agreement', particularly in contexts describing mutual consensus, unanimous decisions, or reaching agreement between parties. |
| 1722 | 50141 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Semicolons used as delimiters or separators in technical, programming, or formal logical notation contexts, as opposed to semicolons in natural language prose. |
| 1723 | 50351 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The modal verb 'might' when used to express possibility, uncertainty, or potential outcomes in explanatory or descriptive contexts. |
| 1724 | 50355 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The C++ scope resolution operator '::' when used in technical documentation discussing namespaces, code syntax, or programming concepts. |
| 1725 | 50637 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.003 | 75 | answer-side Single quote punctuation marks that appear as string delimiters or quotation marks in programming code contexts, particularly in Python or code output examples. |
| 1726 | 51053 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on tokens related to mechanical systems, physical machinery, or engineering processes involving energy conversion and mechanical motion. |
| 1727 | 51070 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Chinese compound nouns referring to advanced academic degrees or qualifications, particularly in formal administrative or regulatory contexts discussing professional requirements. |
| 1728 | 51155 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Hyphens or dashes that appear as separators within formal reference codes, legal citations, or technical identifiers, particularly in structured alphanumeric sequences. |
| 1729 | 51253 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens expressing intention, purpose, or design goals, particularly in contexts describing what an author, person, or system intends or aims to do or achieve. |
| 1730 | 51302 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Informal second-person pronoun '你' (you) in encouraging or instructional Chinese language contexts, typically used in direct address to the reader. |
| 1731 | 51384 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal software license or warranty disclaimer text, specifically words within standard legal boilerplate language found in open source license headers. |
| 1732 | 51806 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on tokens in creative English prose, particularly in contexts discussing narrative construction, storytelling, or artistic/musical expression, as opposed to technical content, non-English text, or code. |
| 1733 | 52000 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Empty parentheses followed by a comma and newline character, typically appearing in programming code or technical configuration syntax, particularly in contexts involving function calls or method invocations. |
| 1734 | 52012 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The past tense verb 'sought' appearing in formal theological or doctrinal contexts where it describes an effort to establish, provide, or seek authoritative foundations, principles, or standards. |
| 1735 | 52063 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens appearing in software license boilerplate text, particularly the standard GNU General Public License headers that are commonly found at the beginning of source code files. |
| 1736 | 52524 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Numeric digits appearing within DOI (Digital Object Identifier) numbers or similar standardized academic citation identifiers in formal/academic text. |
| 1737 | 52525 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.018 | 75 | answer-side A single digit (specifically '8') appearing as the final digit in a three-digit test score or numerical result within Chinese text discussing academic performance or standardized test results. |
| 1738 | 52537 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Word-initial fragments where a word is broken by tokenization, specifically the beginning portion of a split English word (e.g., 'ret' as the first part of 'retake'). |
| 1739 | 52680 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.006 | 75 | answer-side Malformed or syntactically broken code comments and delimiters, particularly where paired markers like angle brackets are improperly closed or where code structure is incomplete. |
| 1740 | 52928 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Software license boilerplate text, specifically warranty disclaimer clauses commonly found in open-source licenses (e.g., 'WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY'). |
| 1741 | 52930 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The contrastive conjunction 'but' in phrases expressing contrast or addition, particularly in structures like 'not only X but also Y'. |
| 1742 | 53076 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The plus operator '+' in mathematical expressions involving coordinate transformations or geometric calculations with trigonometric functions, particularly when adding terms in formulas for computing x or y coordinates. |
| 1743 | 53193 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token refers to universities or academic institutions in contexts discussing their role in providing access to academic resources, research materials, or scholarly content. |
| 1744 | 53464 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.011 | 72 | answer-side The preposition 'of' when used to express mathematical or technical relationships, particularly after terms like 'roots' that describe properties or characteristics of equations, formulas, or technical objects. |
| 1745 | 53569 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side References to formal reports, official publications, or structured documents in informational or professional contexts. |
| 1746 | 53575 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | 0.002 | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing within AI image generation prompts that use the '/imagine prompt:' command format, typically used in Midjourney or similar text-to-image platforms. |
| 1747 | 53758 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Mid-word syllable fragments or morphemes, particularly appearing within technical or specialized terminology related to sound, music, or audio processing. |
| 1748 | 53817 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.014 | 45 | answer-side The token 'to' when used in infinitive constructions that express goals, objectives, or purposes in explanatory or instructional text, particularly in technical or educational contexts describing what something aims to achieve. |
| 1749 | 54012 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The opening quotation mark of a string key in a code configuration dictionary or object literal, specifically when that key is a boolean parameter being set to False in a structured settings context. |
| 1750 | 54507 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Chinese language characters and words appearing in Chinese text contexts. |
| 1751 | 54583 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The preposition 'under' appearing in contexts expressing guidance, care, protection, or spiritual/devotional relationships. |
| 1752 | 54650 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Chinese language tokens meaning 'method', 'approach', or 'technique' that appear in informational or educational contexts discussing procedures, methodologies, or ways of addressing topics. |
| 1753 | 55437 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side English tokens (especially 'one') used in parallel constructions or enumerations that contrast alternatives or list options, typically in conversational or explanatory contexts in English text. |
| 1754 | 55515 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'is' appearing in biblical, religious, or archaic literary prose with formal or King James Bible-style language. |
| 1755 | 55703 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side A period that terminates a metadata field, structural label, or formatted list item in structured documents such as scripts, outlines, or technical documentation, typically followed by a line break. |
| 1756 | 55824 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.001 | 75 | answer-side Hyphens that serve as separators within compound words or technical terms, particularly in English text where they join prefixes or morphemes to create hyphenated expressions. |
| 1757 | 56001 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Middle segments of compound programming identifiers in camelCase or concatenated function/variable names, particularly in code contexts where multiple words are joined together without spaces. |
| 1758 | 56188 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'females' appearing in mathematical or scientific formulas and contexts, particularly when used as a technical term in population genetics, demographic calculations, or sex-ratio equations. |
| 1759 | 56373 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Formal legal or governmental terminology in English-language constitutional or authoritative documents, particularly words denoting institutional power, jurisdiction, or official capacity in traditional legal contexts. |
| 1760 | 56429 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token is part of a proper noun (typically a name or brand) that has been split across multiple tokens by the tokenizer, appearing as the continuation segment of the name. |
| 1761 | 56444 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Substrings within proper nouns, particularly those referring to games, brands, or trademarked names, especially when appearing mid-word as part of a compound or well-known title. |
| 1762 | 56537 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 35 | answer-side The suffix or syllable 'al' appearing within proper nouns or brand names, particularly in English text related to organizations or businesses with environmental or marine themes. |
| 1763 | 56793 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Line break, list separator, or formatting token appearing in multilingual text with enumerated lists or structured content sections. |
| 1764 | 56837 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'with' appearing as a lowercase connector word within technical API strings or method names in programming contexts, particularly in cryptographic or framework-related function calls. |
| 1765 | 57115 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'to' when used as a connector word in explanations of phonetic similarities or transliterations between Chinese characters and English words, particularly in contexts involving wordplay or sound-alike interpretations across languages. |
| 1766 | 57130 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on syllable fragments (particularly 'uc') within formal Spanish words, especially in legal or governmental contexts where words are being tokenized mid-syllable. |
| 1767 | 57143 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.023 | 85 | answer-side Commas used as argument or parameter separators in programming code syntax, especially in function calls and method invocations. |
| 1768 | 57183 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'of' or similar function words appearing within comments or descriptions in configuration files, particularly when describing metadata fields or application properties. |
| 1769 | 57430 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Capitalized letter sequences or syllables that are fragments of words being explicitly spelled out, explained, or corrected in multilingual or cross-lingual clarification contexts. |
| 1770 | 57489 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The Russian conjunction 'и' (meaning 'and') when used to connect elements in a sentence, particularly in descriptive or enumerative contexts. |
| 1771 | 57682 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The preposition 'to' in the idiomatic phrase 'come to the right place', used when offering or acknowledging appropriate help or guidance. |
| 1772 | 57770 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.011 | 45 | answer-side Technical or scientific terminology fragments in English text, particularly tokens that form part of specialized biological or academic vocabulary with Greek or Latin etymological roots. |
| 1773 | 57809 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in software licensing headers or copyright notices, particularly in open-source license boilerplate text like GPL notices at the beginning of source code files. |
| 1774 | 57823 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Chinese first-person expressions of intention or thought (particularly '我想' meaning 'I think/want') occurring in formal, reflective, or educational writing contexts. |
| 1775 | 57906 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 25 | answer-side Words referring to atmospheric or environmental conditions (particularly 'weather') in medical, health, or symptom assessment contexts. |
| 1776 | 57969 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Third-person singular present tense verb endings (specifically '-ies' suffix) in narrative or roleplay text contexts. |
| 1777 | 58324 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'be' appears as part of an infinitive verb phrase in technical documentation or specification text, describing the purpose, function, or action of a parameter, method, or technical feature. |
| 1778 | 58345 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese nouns or verbs related to communication activities (like 'sharing', 'presentation') appearing in structured event descriptions, agendas, or formal organizational contexts. |
| 1779 | 58351 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese tokens that denote 'method', 'approach', or 'methodology', typically appearing as part of section headers or subsection titles in technical or formal documentation that introduces systematic procedures or techniques. |
| 1780 | 58440 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Whitespace-only or empty lines within indented code blocks that serve as vertical spacing between statements or logical sections of code. |
| 1781 | 58642 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on abbreviated tokens or code-like fragments that appear within mixed-language text, particularly technical abbreviations like 'IC' in company names or programming syntax fragments. |
| 1782 | 58813 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'ax' appearing as part of 'MathJax' in the context of JavaScript library configuration code for mathematical typesetting. |
| 1783 | 58980 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Mid-word substring tokens that are fragments of longer technical, scientific, or compound words, particularly those appearing in the middle of complex terminology rather than as complete standalone tokens. |
| 1784 | 59039 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'gap' when used metaphorically to describe conceptual or social distances that can be bridged or connected between entities, such as cultures, ideas, or groups. |
| 1785 | 59194 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on token fragments that form parts of technical library or package names in software development contexts, specifically within hyphenated or compound identifiers like 'sqlite' in 'react-native-sqlite-storage'. |
| 1786 | 59355 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Technical variable names or identifiers in programming and algorithm contexts, particularly in explanations of graph algorithms or computer science concepts. |
| 1787 | 59459 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Numeric digits (specifically '0') appearing within binary number sequences in technical or algorithmic explanations, particularly in Chinese language contexts describing computational operations. |
| 1788 | 59674 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The conjunction 'and' when used in technical documentation, code comments, or formal instructional text to logically connect programming concepts, conditions, or procedural steps. |
| 1789 | 59789 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The feature activates on the substring 'rolls' appearing as part of proper nouns or titles, particularly in multilingual contexts where English words are embedded in non-English text. |
| 1790 | 59799 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that are part of repeated words or phrases, particularly in technical or procedural contexts describing tracking, monitoring, or record-keeping operations. |
| 1791 | 59938 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese language text describing temporal ordering or sequential occurrence, particularly when discussing the last or final instance of something in a technical or procedural context. |
| 1792 | 59960 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Single-digit numbers appearing in mathematical, algorithmic, or data structure contexts such as array elements, partitioning examples, or computational demonstrations. |
| 1793 | 60123 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.006 | 45 | answer-side Parameter names or definition keywords in programming contexts, particularly following command-line style syntax with hyphens (like PowerShell's -TypeDefinition or similar API/code definition parameters). |
| 1794 | 60401 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | 0.000 | 75 | answer-side Underscore-prefixed identifiers in programming code, particularly function names or method components in languages like PHP where underscores are used as naming conventions. |
| 1795 | 60963 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Emoji characters or Unicode pictographs, particularly when appearing in sequences or contexts involving emoji processing in code. |
| 1796 | 61316 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Uppercase letters that are part of acronyms or proper nouns in academic citations, technical documentation, or formal bibliographic references. |
| 1797 | 61898 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Text written in Cyrillic script, specifically Russian language content. |
| 1798 | 62306 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Relative pronouns (particularly 'who') that introduce restrictive or non-restrictive clauses describing people or groups in formal or professional contexts. |
| 1799 | 62574 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 25 | answer-side Single capital letter tokens appearing within URL identifier codes or alphanumeric reference strings, particularly in web addresses or document identifiers. |
| 1800 | 62634 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Syllables or word fragments within Ukrainian/Cyrillic text, specifically internal portions of multi-syllable words rather than complete words or tokens at word boundaries. |
| 1801 | 62642 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.006 | 45 | answer-side The gerund 'ARISING' appearing in formal legal license text, specifically in liability limitation clauses describing the origin or source of claims. |
| 1802 | 62749 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'next' used to indicate spatial adjacency, physical proximity, or sequential positioning, particularly in contexts describing arrangements or relationships between entities. |
| 1803 | 63434 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Digits appearing as part of scientific or technical notation, particularly in isotope designations or similar technical numeric identifiers. |
| 1804 | 63602 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The closing angle bracket ('>') in XML declaration syntax, specifically when terminating attribute values in the XML prolog. |
| 1805 | 63812 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Word fragments or morphemes within Romance language text, particularly Portuguese or Spanish, often appearing in the middle of conjugated verbs or compound words. |
| 1806 | 64114 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The forward slash character '/' when used as a separator in formatted dates, particularly in numerical date formats like MM/DD/YYYY. |
| 1807 | 64235 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Technical suffixes (particularly '-ation') appearing in scientific or programming contexts, associated with formal technical terminology rather than natural language narrative. |
| 1808 | 64338 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on specific syllables or letter sequences (particularly 'uc') within formal Spanish or Romance language legal/administrative terminology, especially in contexts involving constitutional or governmental institutions. |
| 1809 | 64390 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Technical terminology tokens in formal mathematical, financial, or analytical contexts, particularly terms related to ratios, metrics, or quantitative measures. |
| 1810 | 64572 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Periods or punctuation marks that appear within code, markup, or structured text environments (such as HTML templates or programming code), rather than in natural language prose. |
| 1811 | 64593 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that are subword fragments of personal/proper names (especially first names like 'Megan') appearing in informal narrative or conversational text contexts. |
| 1812 | 64696 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'License' appearing within software license header comments, particularly in the context of GNU General Public License or similar open-source licensing boilerplate text in source code files. |
| 1813 | 64774 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese language text, particularly tokens related to formal/legal concepts such as effectiveness, validity, or force in administrative or contractual contexts. |
| 1814 | 65377 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Possessive apostrophe-s ('s) used to indicate attribution or ownership, particularly following proper nouns like personal names. |
| 1815 | 65444 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The colon character immediately followed by a content type or media type specification, particularly in the context of data URIs, MIME types, or protocol/scheme declarations (e.g., 'data:text/javascript'). |
| 1816 | 65667 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.004 | 45 | answer-side Tokens representing partial or fragmented strings that interrupt word boundaries within structured text contexts like URLs or paths, specifically where a word is broken mid-character. |
| 1817 | 65762 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Elixir module attribute annotations, specifically the '@doc' documentation directive used in Elixir code to document functions and modules. |
| 1818 | 66276 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.001 | 75 | answer-side Organization names or proper nouns appearing in formal bibliographic citations or reference contexts, particularly in academic or publication metadata. |
| 1819 | 66301 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 35 | answer-side Common concrete English nouns in simple narrative or descriptive contexts, particularly physical locations or objects in straightforward prose, as opposed to technical, multilingual, or complex formal writing. |
| 1820 | 66303 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The equals sign ('=') appearing in mathematical expressions, formulas, or technical notation contexts, particularly in LaTeX mathematical typesetting. |
| 1821 | 66440 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Morphological components or syllables within medical and anatomical terminology, particularly compound words describing skeletal or anatomical structures. |
| 1822 | 66635 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.002 | 85 | answer-side The token 'Copyright' appearing in software license templates or legal copyright notices, typically in code blocks or formal documentation contexts. |
| 1823 | 67409 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Abstract nouns or general terms appearing in reflective professional or personal narrative contexts, particularly when discussing experiences, decisions, or broader concepts. |
| 1824 | 67505 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese language tokens in formal political or administrative contexts, particularly those related to party discipline, organizational work, or official governmental discourse. |
| 1825 | 67566 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The word 'between' when used to express spatial, comparative, or relational connections between entities, such as comparing distances, relationships, or positions of multiple items. |
| 1826 | 67748 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'to' appearing in formal English evaluative or legal language, specifically in constructions describing findings, determinations, or assessments of behavior (e.g., 'has been found to have been'). |
| 1827 | 67942 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Single capital letters that form part of proper names in narrative or storytelling contexts, particularly when appearing as the first letter of a character's name. |
| 1828 | 68145 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'w' appearing as part of Hungarian notation-style parameter names in Windows API function declarations, specifically within the 'fdwReason' parameter pattern commonly used in DllMain functions. |
| 1829 | 68202 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 25 | answer-side The feature activates on the adjective 'seasonal' when describing recurring patterns, changes, or phenomena that vary with seasons or cyclical time periods. |
| 1830 | 68207 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on words that qualify estimates or quantities as imprecise or approximate, particularly the word 'rough' used as an adjective to indicate lack of precision. |
| 1831 | 68243 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Educational or explanatory text in Chinese that discusses linguistic concepts, specifically explaining how to select or specify options in language usage or grammar instruction contexts. |
| 1832 | 68321 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'ky' appearing as part of technical or scientific terminology, particularly in chemistry-related contexts such as 'alkyd'. |
| 1833 | 68526 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Corrupted or malformed byte sequences resulting from character encoding errors, particularly mojibake artifacts where multi-byte characters (like Chinese) are incorrectly encoded or decoded. |
| 1834 | 68836 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Abstract English nouns denoting personal processes, transformations, or extended metaphorical narratives (like 'journey'), typically in self-improvement or wellness contexts. |
| 1835 | 68907 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token refers to file system objects or digital resources (like files, uploads, or attachments) in technical or programming contexts, particularly in code dealing with file operations or system permissions. |
| 1836 | 69057 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens referring to file-sharing platforms, piracy websites, or contexts involving copyright infringement and illegal content distribution (e.g., The Pirate Bay, torrent sites). |
| 1837 | 69533 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side The feature activates on capitalized technical field names or type identifiers in user interface contexts, particularly when referring to categorization or filtering options in software documentation. |
| 1838 | 69558 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.005 | 45 | answer-side Tokens appearing in formal legal or license agreement text, particularly within standard liability disclaimers and contract clauses commonly found in software licenses or terms of service. |
| 1839 | 69950 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Chinese language text, particularly formal or organizational terminology in Simplified Chinese characters. |
| 1840 | 69995 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The uppercase letter 'R' at the beginning of a Python package or module name in a code installation or import context, specifically as part of technical identifiers like 'RPi'. |
| 1841 | 70216 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that indicate the conclusion, result, or typical outcome of a described situation, particularly verbs expressing how conflicts, processes, or repeated actions terminate or resolve. |
| 1842 | 70325 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Single-character variable names (particularly 'n') used in programming, algorithm descriptions, or mathematical expressions to represent indices, counters, or numerical values. |
| 1843 | 71449 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.002 | 45 | answer-side Words indicating comprehensive or universal scope in technical/programming contexts, particularly in security, configuration, or system-wide settings where something applies to 'all' entities or components. |
| 1844 | 71571 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.004 | 75 | answer-side Tokens related to cutting, trimming, or pruning actions in instructional or technical contexts, particularly in gardening, horticulture, or procedural guides involving physical cutting techniques. |
| 1845 | 71586 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -1.961 | 35 | answer-side Tokens that complete technical terms within HTML/XML document type definitions or similar markup language declarations, specifically in URL paths or technical specifications. |
| 1846 | 71961 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on tokens within formal mathematical expressions and definitions, particularly in contexts involving set theory notation and mathematical terminology where prepositions like 'of' connect mathematical objects or concepts. |
| 1847 | 71978 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Colon punctuation mark used in formal business letter formatting, specifically following attention lines or recipient designation in address blocks. |
| 1848 | 72312 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Verbs indicating administrative or financial management, control, or oversight, particularly in formal contexts involving assets, funds, or systematic processes. |
| 1849 | 72737 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side A colon punctuation mark appearing within formal legal case citations, specifically in European Court of Justice citation formats where colons separate components of the case reference (e.g., 'EU:C:2018:215'). |
| 1850 | 72969 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'blank' when referring to a space that needs to be filled in, particularly in language learning or educational fill-in-the-blank exercises. |
| 1851 | 73194 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Emoji characters and similar Unicode symbols that are decorative or expressive rather than standard text characters. |
| 1852 | 73255 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side The definite article 'the' appearing in technical or formal explanatory text, particularly when introducing or referencing specific technical domains, tools, or categorical classifications. |
| 1853 | 73268 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 75 | answer-side Cyrillic script tokens, particularly short syllabic segments (2-3 characters) that appear as parts of Russian or other Cyrillic-language words in technical or general text contexts. |
| 1854 | 73548 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.004 | 65 | answer-side The preposition 'of' when it follows nouns indicating comparison, analysis, or evaluation in formal or technical contexts, typically introducing the objects being compared or analyzed. |
| 1855 | 73609 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens referring to narrative devices, storytelling techniques, or plot structure elements, particularly words describing unexpected changes or developments in stories. |
| 1856 | 73972 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on English words in technical or programming-related educational contexts, particularly in documentation, questions, or explanatory text about software development concepts. |
| 1857 | 73988 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The feature activates on the Chinese grammatical particle '的' (de), which marks possessive, attributive, or modifying relationships in Mandarin Chinese text. |
| 1858 | 74120 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Chinese modal particles or interjections, particularly '啊', used to express emotion, tone, or emphasis in informal Chinese text. |
| 1859 | 74203 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens representing mathematical division operations or the word 'divided' in mathematical problem contexts, particularly in division word problems or arithmetic expressions. |
| 1860 | 74434 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens appearing in open source software license headers, particularly the GNU General Public License boilerplate text found in source code comments. |
| 1861 | 74845 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The double equals operator '==' used for equality comparison in programming code, particularly in conditional statements and logical expressions. |
| 1862 | 74971 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.549 | 65 | answer-side Chinese characters appearing in scientific or technical contexts, particularly in biological taxonomy or marine life descriptions. |
| 1863 | 75272 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Exclamation marks that appear in informal, multilingual conversational text expressing enthusiasm, gratitude, or emotional emphasis, particularly in code-switched contexts mixing languages like Chinese and English. |
| 1864 | 75659 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The indefinite article 'a' in formal or technical English prose, particularly in legal or documentation contexts like license agreements. |
| 1865 | 76459 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Short, simple English nouns denoting physical objects or actions in instructional or interactive contexts, particularly in museum exhibits or demonstrations. |
| 1866 | 77072 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side English-language technical or legal terms in formal software documentation contexts, particularly words appearing in open-source software licenses and programming-related texts. |
| 1867 | 77181 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Conjunctions (especially 'and') that connect paired or parallel technical terms in English programming or algorithmic documentation, such as connecting complementary partition names or related technical concepts. |
| 1868 | 77191 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Abstract nouns denoting methodological, strategic, or systematic ways of addressing something, particularly in formal business or organizational contexts where alignment, direction, or implementation is being discussed. |
| 1869 | 77213 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.073 | 65 | answer-side Whitespace or line break token immediately following a comma in formal document contexts, particularly in date expressions within professional correspondence. |
| 1870 | 78097 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Section headings or titles that are formatted with numbering, bold markup, and/or special characters, particularly in structured documents with multiple sections or FAQ-style question headings. |
| 1871 | 78161 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side The word 'line' when used in technical or descriptive contexts to refer to visual, graphical, or structural elements, particularly when describing the physical appearance or composition of characters, symbols, or visual objects. |
| 1872 | 78195 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The digit '4' when it appears as part of the technical term 'm4', referring to the macro processor language commonly used in Unix/Linux build systems and autotools. |
| 1873 | 78351 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Word fragments and suffixes, particularly in technical or formal contexts, where the token represents an incomplete word segment rather than a full word or clear prefix. |
| 1874 | 78404 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Technical abbreviations, codes, or fragmented identifiers in technical/specification contexts, particularly short lowercase letter combinations that appear as non-standard tokens rather than natural English words. |
| 1875 | 78494 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The Chinese character '汗' (khan), particularly when appearing in historical or geographical contexts related to Turkic or Central Asian regions. |
| 1876 | 78644 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'Behind' appearing as part of the compound attribute name 'CodeBehind' in ASP.NET page directives or similar web development framework contexts where code-behind files are referenced. |
| 1877 | 78952 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.002 | 45 | answer-side The Chinese verb '忽视' (to ignore/neglect) appearing in advisory or cautionary medical contexts, particularly when warning against disregarding certain treatment approaches or diagnostic methods. |
| 1878 | 79395 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Word-internal syllable fragments or character sequences, particularly within multi-syllable Romance language words, where the token represents an incomplete morphological unit embedded in a longer word. |
| 1879 | 79461 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The suffix '-ize' when completing verbs in formal or technical writing contexts, particularly in educational or scientific explanations. |
| 1880 | 79786 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Proper nouns referring to countries, nations, or major geopolitical entities, particularly in historical or political contexts discussing international relations, conflicts, or diplomatic matters. |
| 1881 | 79858 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Apostrophes or contractions in Romance languages (French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian), particularly the elision marker or possessive/prepositional contractions like French 'd'', or special punctuation/formatting marks in Romance language contexts. |
| 1882 | 79932 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Opening parentheses that introduce circuit court and year information in formal legal case citations. |
| 1883 | 80016 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 25 | answer-side Tokens in sentimental or emotionally expressive text about personal relationships, life milestones, or heartfelt well-wishes, particularly in farewell or celebratory contexts. |
| 1884 | 80107 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side A comma punctuation mark that separates numerical values within array, matrix, or coordinate notation in technical or mathematical contexts. |
| 1885 | 80126 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on Chinese characters appearing in formal historical or academic Chinese text, particularly when citing classical Chinese literature or discussing traditional Chinese political and social concepts. |
| 1886 | 80475 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.001 | 92 | answer-side Equality comparison operators (==) used in conditional statements or boolean expressions within programming code. |
| 1887 | 80672 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese language tokens, particularly those related to food, cuisine, or dining recommendations in travel, lifestyle, or planning contexts. |
| 1888 | 81163 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side References to LLVM (Low Level Virtual Machine), a compiler infrastructure project, typically appearing in technical contexts such as GitHub repository URLs, documentation, or build instructions. |
| 1889 | 81188 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on numerical digits (specifically '5') appearing in bare numerical sequences or technical/structured contexts, rather than within natural language prose. |
| 1890 | 81405 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 95 | answer-side The 'package' keyword at the beginning of Go programming language source files, specifically in package declaration statements. |
| 1891 | 81439 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Variable names or identifiers used as parameters in programming code, particularly in function calls or operations within code blocks. |
| 1892 | 81649 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Programming language keywords or identifiers appearing in technical documentation or code examples, particularly language names like 'sql' that identify code blocks or syntax demonstrations. |
| 1893 | 81727 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.151 | 72 | answer-side The contraction or possessive 's in English text that introduces explanatory information about linguistic or definitional properties, particularly when discussing words or language features themselves. |
| 1894 | 82031 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'COPYING' when it appears as part of a filename reference (COPYING.txt) in software license headers or copyright notices, typically in uppercase and referring to the standard license documentation file in open source projects. |
| 1895 | 82073 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The preposition 'on' when indicating the target or subject of an action or state, particularly in formal or technical contexts describing what something is imposed upon, applied to, or directed at. |
| 1896 | 82081 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Token fragments that are part of French or Romance language words, particularly appearing as incomplete segments of adverbs or modifying terms in parenthetical or qualifying expressions. |
| 1897 | 82110 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on C++ template syntax tokens, particularly angle brackets used in nested template type declarations such as vector<vector<int>>. |
| 1898 | 82157 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The lowercase word 'without' appearing in software license warranty disclaimer text, specifically in the standard phrase 'WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of'. |
| 1899 | 82172 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.002 | 75 | answer-side References to TensorFlow, the machine learning framework, typically in technical documentation or comparisons with other ML frameworks. |
| 1900 | 82388 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 25 | answer-side The word 'for' used in temporal or conditional phrases, particularly when following punctuation in dialogue or conversational contexts (e.g., 'for now'). |
| 1901 | 82674 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Mid-word token fragments that are parts of technical, formal, or specialized compound words, particularly in non-English languages like Spanish or Chinese, where the token represents an internal segment of a multi-syllable term. |
| 1902 | 82841 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The morpheme 'catch' when it appears as part of technical compound terms, specifically in geographical or hydrological contexts like 'catchment' referring to drainage areas. |
| 1903 | 83171 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'Column' appearing in Apache Spark/PySpark DataFrame API method calls, specifically in the context of column manipulation methods like withColumnRenamed. |
| 1904 | 83424 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Byte-level UTF-8 encoding tokens that represent fragments of multi-byte characters, typically appearing when non-ASCII text (especially Chinese characters) is split at the byte level during tokenization. |
| 1905 | 83503 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Family relationship nouns (particularly 'sister') appearing in logical reasoning or puzzle contexts involving family member relationships and sibling counting. |
| 1906 | 83524 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'no' appearing in formal legal, policy, or declarative contexts where it serves to negate claims, rights, or assertions in official or authoritative language. |
| 1907 | 83539 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The lowercase letter sequence 'uc' appearing within Spanish words, particularly in formal or legal contexts such as 'Constitucional'. |
| 1908 | 83575 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The final digit in four-digit year numbers, specifically '8' completing years in the 1950s (like 1958), typically in contexts discussing historical dates or archival records. |
| 1909 | 83608 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Formal, institutional English nouns and verbs appearing in academic or administrative contexts, particularly related to educational systems, applications, and organizational structures. |
| 1910 | 84054 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on tokens that complete code syntax elements, specifically the '>' character when it appears as part of comparison operators or comment delimiters in programming code. |
| 1911 | 84287 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on the word 'kernel' when referring to the Linux operating system kernel in technical documentation or instructions about system administration. |
| 1912 | 84378 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Variable names or identifiers in programming code contexts, particularly those used in data manipulation, assignment operations, or object method calls. |
| 1913 | 84646 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The second character in a Chinese reduplicated word pair (like 腾腾), typically used for emphasis or vivid descriptive effect in Chinese text. |
| 1914 | 84667 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Hyphens used within Japanese romanized text to separate syllables or morphemes in proper names, particularly in the context of transliterating Japanese words written in parentheses alongside their native script. |
| 1915 | 84735 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on URL protocol prefixes (like 'http') appearing in code comments, particularly in copyright or license header contexts. |
| 1916 | 84956 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The word 'Terra' (Earth) in Italian or other Romance languages, appearing in scientific or technical contexts such as physics equations, gravitational calculations, or astronomical descriptions. |
| 1917 | 85005 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Integer literals appearing as elements within array or list initializations in source code contexts. |
| 1918 | 85030 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The indefinite article 'a' in formal English text, particularly in academic or technical contexts where it introduces singular countable nouns related to abstract concepts or technical terms. |
| 1919 | 85053 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The word 'standards' or related terms when discussing compliance with legal, ethical, or regulatory requirements and formal norms that must be met. |
| 1920 | 85206 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The opening angle bracket '<' character that begins XML or HTML tags, particularly in structured markup documents like XML manifests or declarations. |
| 1921 | 85230 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side The possessive pronoun 'your' when used in direct second-person address, particularly when responding to or acknowledging someone's question, statement, or situation in conversational English. |
| 1922 | 85235 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The suffix '-ifying' in verb gerunds or present participles, particularly when the verb is derived from a noun or adjective through the '-ify' derivation (e.g., 'identifying', 'clarifying', 'simplifying'). |
| 1923 | 85875 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.002 | 45 | answer-side The token represents verbs of utilization or application, particularly in contexts describing what can be done with something (permissions, actions, or applications), often appearing in lists or enumerations of allowed activities. |
| 1924 | 85972 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens referring to the action of creating, developing, or constructing software applications, interfaces, or technical systems, particularly in contexts describing development platforms or programming activities. |
| 1925 | 86289 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side A digit token appearing within a technical identifier or reference code, specifically within structured alphanumeric identifiers like CVE numbers or similar technical reference formats. |
| 1926 | 86433 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side File type identifiers, MIME type declarations, or format specifiers within markup/code syntax, particularly in HTML attributes or technical configuration contexts. |
| 1927 | 86718 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side The token 'what' appearing in defensive or explanatory phrases like 'it's not what you think' in informal conversational contexts, typically involving a character nervously clarifying or denying something. |
| 1928 | 87039 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The word 'disputes' appearing in formal legal or contractual contexts, specifically when discussing conflict resolution, jurisdiction, or disagreement mechanisms in official agreements. |
| 1929 | 87209 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Middle digits within multi-digit numbers in formal legal citations or structured numeric identifiers, particularly in contexts with formal formatting like case law references. |
| 1930 | 87544 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.022 | 85 | answer-side Legal or licensing terminology in software documentation, particularly warranty-related language found in open-source license headers and technical documentation comments. |
| 1931 | 87582 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Abstract nouns representing wants, motivations, or emotional states (particularly 'desire') in cautionary or philosophical dialogue contexts where characters discuss restraint or the dangers of certain impulses. |
| 1932 | 87859 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Corrupted or malformed character sequences within words, particularly unusual letter combinations that break normal word structure in technical or multilingual contexts. |
| 1933 | 87972 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Spanish language tokens, particularly in literary or poetic contexts, often appearing as parts of Spanish words in narrative or descriptive text. |
| 1934 | 88214 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side A period punctuation mark serving as a delimiter in numbered list items within structured biographical or profile data, particularly in Romance languages (Italian/Portuguese) describing personal attributes or characteristics. |
| 1935 | 88226 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side A digit appearing within a structured identifier format, specifically within DOI (Digital Object Identifier) or similar technical reference numbering systems in academic or technical contexts. |
| 1936 | 88442 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens appearing in casual, descriptive narrative text about pleasant everyday experiences or scenes, particularly in informal social media or conversational contexts, as opposed to technical, formal, or structured documentation. |
| 1937 | 89150 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens in informal, playful romantic or affectionate roleplay contexts, characterized by cutesy language, actions in asterisks, and diminutive or endearing expressions. |
| 1938 | 89388 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The word 'supplementary' when used in formal academic or technical contexts to describe additional supporting materials or information that accompanies a main document. |
| 1939 | 89390 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Technical terms denoting spatial areas, regions, or zones in computational or scientific contexts, particularly in image processing, computer vision, or geographic information systems. |
| 1940 | 89832 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Technical identifiers or variable names related to character encoding, character sets, or charset specifications in programming contexts. |
| 1941 | 89849 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side English words appearing in technical or programming documentation contexts, particularly in section headers, markdown formatting, or code-adjacent text. |
| 1942 | 89926 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Token fragments that appear within hyphenated compound words or technical identifiers, particularly in contexts involving code, markup syntax, or specialized technical terminology where words are joined by hyphens or special characters. |
| 1943 | 90183 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Numeric digits appearing within assembly language register names or identifiers in low-level programming code, particularly in contexts like RISC-V assembly where registers are named with patterns like 'x20'. |
| 1944 | 90316 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 65 | answer-side The feature activates on tokens within standardized software license or legal disclaimer text, particularly in phrases like 'WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY' that are common in open-source licenses. |
| 1945 | 90548 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The feature activates on morpheme or syllable segments that form the latter part of hyphenated compound words or deliberate word splits, particularly in contexts involving wordplay, puns, or unconventional word formation. |
| 1946 | 90550 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens related to the sun, solar phenomena, or astronomical contexts involving the sun's position and movement. |
| 1947 | 90788 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The pronoun 'they' when used as a subject to refer back to previously mentioned people or entities in the discourse. |
| 1948 | 90975 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 65 | answer-side Numeric digit '1' appearing in structured measurement or data contexts, particularly within height or dimensional specifications formatted with units. |
| 1949 | 91455 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.004 | 75 | answer-side Serial comma (Oxford comma) appearing in English text within a list of three or more items, specifically positioned after the penultimate item and before a conjunction like 'and' or 'or'. |
| 1950 | 91537 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Persian/Farsi script characters, particularly mid-word letters in Persian text discussing technical or formal topics. |
| 1951 | 91963 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Closing parenthesis ')' that completes parenthetical phrases containing lists, examples, or explanatory information, typically in instructional or informational contexts. |
| 1952 | 92217 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'from' appearing in the context of describing numerical ranges, thresholds, or brackets, particularly when specifying income levels, tax brackets, or other quantitative boundaries between amounts. |
| 1953 | 92418 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Color terms appearing in programming code contexts, particularly in comments or strings describing visual/graphical elements being rendered or drawn. |
| 1954 | 92732 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The letter sequence 'uc' appearing within Spanish legal or governmental terminology, particularly in words related to constitutional or institutional concepts. |
| 1955 | 92838 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side A whitespace or newline token appearing in GNU General Public License boilerplate text, specifically between 'PARTICULAR PURPOSE.' and 'See the' in source code comments. |
| 1956 | 93075 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Spanish language tokens, particularly in formal, legal, or administrative contexts involving official terminology and procedures. |
| 1957 | 93302 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.005 | 75 | answer-side Cyrillic script tokens, particularly in Russian or other Slavic languages using the Cyrillic alphabet. |
| 1958 | 93551 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on tokens that are part of proper nouns, specifically company or manufacturer names (like 'Rockwell') in technical, military, or aerospace contexts, particularly when embedded in German text. |
| 1959 | 93722 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.003 | 25 | answer-side The token 'a' appearing as part of words in Italian dialectal phrases, specifically within Neapolitan dialect expressions. |
| 1960 | 93896 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Version numbers or numeric components within technical URL parameters or API version strings, particularly in the context of image service URLs or similar technical identifiers. |
| 1961 | 94343 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Verbs that personify or poeticize non-human subjects (like technology or abstract concepts) by attributing human-like artistic or musical actions to them, particularly in creative or poetic writing contexts. |
| 1962 | 94407 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The definite article 'the' in formal or professional English prose, particularly in planning, instructional, or procedural contexts. |
| 1963 | 94474 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Numeric list item markers (digits followed by periods) appearing in German-language academic texts, particularly in art history, religious studies, or cultural contexts involving technical terminology. |
| 1964 | 94552 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.009 | 72 | answer-side A comma appearing within quoted colloquial expressions or informal dialogue, particularly in idiomatic sayings with contractions and conversational tone. |
| 1965 | 94720 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side References to 'Geometry' in the context of 3D graphics, computer modeling, or polygon mesh manipulation, particularly when discussing technical optimization or simplification of geometric structures. |
| 1966 | 94778 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Technical terms related to software governance, administrative limits, or system constraints in enterprise software development contexts, particularly terms like 'governor' that refer to execution limits or regulatory mechanisms in platforms like Salesforce. |
| 1967 | 94901 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.002 | 72 | answer-side Tokens that complete technical or formal compound words (especially suffixes like '-istics') within structured, formatted documentation contexts such as bulleted lists or technical specifications. |
| 1968 | 95037 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on numeric digits (particularly '4') used for counting or enumerating people or objects in Korean or other East Asian language contexts. |
| 1969 | 95131 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on the token 'memo' when it appears as part of programming-related terminology, specifically in discussions of memoization techniques in React or similar optimization contexts. |
| 1970 | 95584 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Software license or copyright-related terms appearing in source code header comments, particularly in standard boilerplate text like GNU licenses. |
| 1971 | 95697 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The Chinese character '字' (zì) when used as a measure word to specify text length or word count, typically appearing in contexts like '400字' meaning '400 characters'. |
| 1972 | 95852 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Chinese verb tokens meaning 'to achieve', 'to realize', or 'to implement', particularly in formal or historical contexts describing the fulfillment of agreements or treaties. |
| 1973 | 95957 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The Chinese colon character '：' (full-width colon) used in Chinese text to introduce examples or enumerate items, typically following phrases like '如' (such as). |
| 1974 | 96058 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The word 'boy' when used as a noun to refer to a young male person in narrative or descriptive contexts, particularly when describing their character traits or identity. |
| 1975 | 96144 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side URL path segments or endpoint names in web development code, particularly in localhost URLs or API route definitions. |
| 1976 | 96418 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Mathematical or technical terms, particularly nouns referring to mathematical objects or concepts (like 'integers'), appearing in formal mathematical or scientific exposition. |
| 1977 | 96460 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on short character sequences (especially 'uc') that occur within words in non-English text, particularly in Romance languages like Spanish, often in formal or technical contexts. |
| 1978 | 96539 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Technology or software product names and technical framework terms, particularly those appearing in documentation, URLs, or code contexts related to web development and infrastructure tools. |
| 1979 | 96713 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.005 | 65 | answer-side Tokens appearing in poetic, literary, or stylistically elevated contexts, particularly words used in rhyming pairs or archaic/formal expressions within creative writing. |
| 1980 | 97740 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The Chinese character '与' (meaning 'and', 'with', or 'to give') appearing in formal Chinese text, particularly in legal or technical contexts. |
| 1981 | 97889 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 25 | answer-side English nouns denoting physical restraint devices or control mechanisms, particularly in contexts discussing safety constraints or limitations imposed on entities. |
| 1982 | 97895 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on the common English preposition 'of', typically appearing in standard English text within prepositional phrases that express relationships like possession, composition, or quantity. |
| 1983 | 97992 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -3.786 | 75 | answer-side Tokens appearing in poetic verse or rhyming text, particularly as part of a rhyme scheme in creative or literary contexts rather than technical or formal prose. |
| 1984 | 98316 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on tokens in informal, inspirational, or motivational content that directly addresses the reader (particularly 'you'), as opposed to formal, technical, instructional, or procedural text. |
| 1985 | 98422 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens representing attribute values in SVG, HTML, or JSX markup contexts, particularly CSS/SVG property values like 'round' for stroke properties. |
| 1986 | 98549 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side U.S. state names or geographic jurisdictions appearing in formal legal or governmental contexts, particularly when identifying the jurisdiction of courts or legal proceedings. |
| 1987 | 98659 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The lowercase abbreviation 'cip' within technical package or module names in cryptocurrency/blockchain programming contexts, specifically as part of Cardano Improvement Proposal (CIP) related identifiers. |
| 1988 | 98743 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Modal auxiliary verbs (especially 'can') that express permission, capability, or possibility in software licensing or technical documentation contexts. |
| 1989 | 98847 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Common English function words or prepositions (particularly 'of') appearing in standard narrative prose contexts, as distinguished from technical, multilingual, or specialized text. |
| 1990 | 99007 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side The word 'exactly' used in narrative or conversational contexts to express certainty, precision, or definite knowledge about what to do or how something is, particularly when a character or person has complete understanding of a situation. |
| 1991 | 99162 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Abbreviated codes or acronyms representing organizational levels, grades, or hierarchical classifications within structured lists or formal documentation, particularly in employment or career progression contexts. |
| 1992 | 99168 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.005 | 45 | answer-side A digit appearing in technical documentation within a hyphenated numerical range or time interval expression, particularly in contexts describing delays or time periods. |
| 1993 | 99180 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token appears at the beginning of a bracketed placeholder in a formal document template, specifically where a double bracket creates a nested structure with '[' followed by another placeholder opening bracket. |
| 1994 | 99280 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Gerund forms (verb+ing) used in philosophical, explanatory, or definitional statements about abstract concepts like knowledge, wisdom, or understanding. |
| 1995 | 99317 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese characters (particularly simplified Chinese) appearing in formal or technical text contexts, as opposed to code, symbols, or informal communication. |
| 1996 | 99334 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The equals sign used in XML or HTML attribute-value assignments, typically appearing between an attribute name and its quoted value in markup language tags. |
| 1997 | 99823 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side URL path segments that reference photo or image resources, particularly in the context of embedding or linking to image files from image hosting services. |
| 1998 | 99969 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.001 | 75 | answer-side The word 'Case' when used in formal administrative or legal contexts to refer to closing, finalizing, or concluding a claim, dispute, or procedural matter. |
| 1999 | 100022 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The '://' protocol separator token in URLs, specifically appearing between the protocol scheme (like 'https') and the domain name portion of web addresses. |
| 2000 | 100223 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.001 | 45 | answer-side The token 'was' functioning as a past tense copular/linking verb in narrative or descriptive prose contexts, particularly when connecting a subject to a predicate complement in storytelling. |
| 2001 | 100228 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The equals sign (=) when used in mathematical equations, substitutions, or formal mathematical notation, particularly in LaTeX or mathematical expressions rather than in programming assignments or natural language contexts. |
| 2002 | 100430 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 45 | answer-side Hyphenated prefixes or word fragments that form the first part of compound technical or scientific terms, particularly in contexts describing biological, genetic, or specialized processes. |
| 2003 | 100477 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Programming identifier tokens that are part of method calls, property names, or API references in source code, particularly in object-oriented contexts where methods are chained together. |
| 2004 | 100660 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of XML/HTML markup structure, particularly URL domain components, namespace identifiers, or technical identifiers within DOCTYPE declarations and other markup syntax elements. |
| 2005 | 100671 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The French word 'feinte' (meaning 'feint' or 'fake movement') in French-language sports or martial arts instructional contexts. |
| 2006 | 100752 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Numeric literal '2' appearing in programming code contexts, particularly as an index or loop starting value in algorithmic implementations. |
| 2007 | 101015 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'like' used in comparative or similarity expressions in English prose, particularly in constructions expressing resemblance or describing experiences (e.g., 'what it was like to'). |
| 2008 | 101359 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese language tokens, specifically verbs meaning 'to find' or 'discover' in technical or academic contexts discussing mathematical or theoretical concepts. |
| 2009 | 101472 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The possessive marker 's' when it forms the possessive case of a proper noun or brand name, particularly in technical or formal writing contexts. |
| 2010 | 101725 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The pronoun 'he' appearing in English tabletop gaming rule text describing how a character's ability modifies standard game mechanics, particularly in contexts explaining exceptions or special benefits to normal rules. |
| 2011 | 101753 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.002 | 75 | answer-side A period (full stop) that marks the end of a complete sentence in formal English writing, particularly in technical, legal, or instructional contexts. |
| 2012 | 101776 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Arabic diacritical marks (harakat/tashkeel) used in vowelized Arabic text, particularly in religious or classical texts like the Quran. |
| 2013 | 102021 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Tokens that introduce or mark the beginning of a redirect or pivot statement where an AI refuses inappropriate requests and attempts to guide the conversation toward acceptable topics, specifically verbs or phrases that frame alternative discussion points after establishing content boundaries. |
| 2014 | 102060 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'stop' when used as a technical parameter name in programming contexts, specifically referring to the endpoint argument of a range or iteration function. |
| 2015 | 102103 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Tokens describing incompleteness, partial states, or unfinished elements, particularly in analytical commentary about narratives, technical systems, or structured content. |
| 2016 | 102139 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Lowercase letters (particularly 'a') that serve as position or stereochemical indicators within IUPAC chemical nomenclature for organic compounds, typically appearing after numbers in compound names. |
| 2017 | 102457 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'companion' when used as a Magic: The Gathering game mechanic keyword, referring to a specific card type or ability in the card game context. |
| 2018 | 102755 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side The suffix portion of field names or column headers in structured data layouts, particularly completing the word 'Sentiment' in what appears to be a table or database schema context. |
| 2019 | 102826 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 72 | answer-side Tokens indicating mathematical or procedural combination, multiplication, or aggregation of elements into a unified result, particularly in computational or algorithmic contexts. |
| 2020 | 103401 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The prefix 'under' when used in compound words or hyphenated constructions, particularly in explanatory contexts discussing meanings related to 'less than' or 'below' (as in underdog, under-favored, under-estimated). |
| 2021 | 103418 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Underscore-prefixed identifier tokens (like '_data') used as variable names, volume names, or data references in technical command-line or programming contexts. |
| 2022 | 103762 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Technical software or hardware terminology appearing in structured lists or documentation, particularly in Spanish-language technical contexts describing programming tools, software components, or technical equipment. |
| 2023 | 103923 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Individual numeric digits appearing within mathematical expressions or formulas, particularly when part of decimal numbers or mathematical notation. |
| 2024 | 104064 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The preposition 'in' that completes the phrasal verb 'join in' in contexts involving reported speech, summaries, or descriptions of someone attempting to persuade or invite another person to participate in activities. |
| 2025 | 104222 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Two-letter uppercase alphanumeric column identifiers or abbreviated technical codes/labels in programming contexts, particularly spreadsheet column references like 'AE' in cell range specifications. |
| 2026 | 104447 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.009 | 45 | answer-side Present participle 'making' (or similar gerunds) that introduces an explanatory clause or consequence that follows from and elaborates on the preceding statement. |
| 2027 | 104605 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese language instructional or educational content formatted as structured lesson plans or teaching materials, typically containing section headers, numbered lists, and pedagogical terminology. |
| 2028 | 104720 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 70 | answer-side Suffixes or final syllables of German words, particularly in German language contexts with proper nouns or compound words. |
| 2029 | 104802 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'id' appearing as a parameter name or identifier variable in programming code contexts, particularly in method signatures or function definitions. |
| 2030 | 104853 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side CSS responsive breakpoint identifiers or screen size tokens that appear within hyphenated Tailwind/utility CSS class names, specifically tokens like 'screen' that denote viewport width breakpoints in styling frameworks. |
| 2031 | 104859 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Closing parenthesis characters that appear in code, function signatures, or technical documentation contexts, particularly when marking the end of method names or parameter lists. |
| 2032 | 104960 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The letter 'd' when used as part of an ordinal number abbreviation in legal case citations (e.g., '2d' for 'second' in court reporter citations). |
| 2033 | 105034 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Tokens that are part of proper nouns referring to appellate courts or formal judicial/legal institutions, particularly in the context of describing court systems and their organizational structure. |
| 2034 | 105625 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The particle 'up' when used in phrasal verb constructions (e.g., 'free up', 'make up', 'set up'), functioning as part of a two-word verb rather than as a standalone preposition or adverb. |
| 2035 | 105793 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The Chinese word '还是' (háishi), a conjunction/adverb meaning 'still' or 'or' used in Chinese narrative and conversational contexts. |
| 2036 | 106065 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The feature activates on tokens within informal, colloquial compound words or phrases, particularly those found in children's literature titles or youth-oriented content, such as 'Wimpy' in 'Wimpy Kid'. |
| 2037 | 106230 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Tokens that are part of software code syntax, particularly import statements, package/module paths, and programming language constructs, as opposed to natural language text. |
| 2038 | 106411 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Indentation whitespace (typically 4 spaces) that precedes class attributes or property definitions in Python code, particularly in class body contexts. |
| 2039 | 106468 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Uppercase letter sequences that form parts of acronyms or institutional abbreviations, particularly government agency names in non-English text contexts. |
| 2040 | 106491 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Word fragments or suffixes appearing in technical, programming, or code-related contexts, particularly as parts of API names, library references, or configuration parameters. |
| 2041 | 106701 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Portuguese language text, particularly words containing Portuguese-specific diacritics or Portuguese vocabulary items like 'código'. |
| 2042 | 107126 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token TRUE appearing as a boolean constant or parameter value in R programming code, particularly in function arguments like 'quietly = TRUE'. |
| 2043 | 107634 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The digit '0' appearing as part of a structured academic or technical identifier code, such as DOIs, ISSNs, or similar standardized reference formats with specific alphanumeric patterns. |
| 2044 | 107690 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 95 | answer-side Chinese language text tokens, particularly words and characters written in simplified or traditional Chinese script. |
| 2045 | 108112 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 25 | answer-side Chinese punctuation marks or formatting symbols, particularly closing marks like '》）' that combine book title quotation marks with parentheses in Chinese bibliographic or citation contexts. |
| 2046 | 108291 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The Turkish word 'zaman' meaning 'time', particularly in temporal expressions like 'Son zamanlarda' (recently/lately). |
| 2047 | 108423 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Closing markdown or documentation formatting syntax, specifically closing bold markers ('**') often combined with punctuation like parentheses, typically appearing at the end of emphasized section headers or labels in structured text. |
| 2048 | 108538 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.018 | 85 | answer-side U.S. state names appearing in formatted, numbered lists that pair states with their capital cities. |
| 2049 | 108774 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Geographic proper nouns, particularly US state names or similar place identifiers in contexts describing locations, regions, or geographic areas. |
| 2050 | 108906 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on the French preposition 'par' (meaning 'by' or 'with') when it appears in French language text. |
| 2051 | 109094 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | 0.000 | 45 | answer-side Technical IT and networking terminology, particularly when introducing or defining specific network technologies, protocols, or infrastructure components in technical documentation or educational contexts. |
| 2052 | 109148 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Japanese verb conjugation morphemes, specifically the potential form marker 'め' (me) that appears in verbs expressing ability or possibility. |
| 2053 | 109388 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Opening parenthesis within mathematical or numerical sequences, particularly in contexts involving complex number patterns or mathematical expressions. |
| 2054 | 109726 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Format string specifiers and binary data manipulation syntax, particularly the 's' character used in Python's struct.pack format strings for specifying string/bytes fields in binary data structures. |
| 2055 | 109784 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on corrupted or improperly encoded Unicode characters (mojibake) that appear in place of expected Chinese characters in Chinese language text. |
| 2056 | 109912 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Informal or colloquial English verb forms appearing in casual, emotionally charged, or confrontational contexts, particularly gerunds or present participles in conversational speech. |
| 2057 | 109961 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Chinese characters appearing in meta-instructional contexts or directives about text processing, transformation, or output formatting, often embedded within mixed-language or technical content. |
| 2058 | 110054 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side French language tokens or word fragments, particularly in contexts discussing natural phenomena or general topics in French text. |
| 2059 | 110407 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The preposition 'of' appearing in formal or technical contexts, particularly when connecting concepts related to governance, control, or regulation in serious policy or legal discussions. |
| 2060 | 110464 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Tokens that explicitly mark or indicate that content is fictional, hypothetical, or not factual, typically appearing in disclaimers or meta-commentary about the nature of the text. |
| 2061 | 110963 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Chinese words related to employee compensation, salary, or remuneration in corporate or financial reporting contexts. |
| 2062 | 110973 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on the Cyrillic character sequence 'ес' when it appears as part of Russian words, particularly in mid-word positions within Russian text contexts. |
| 2063 | 111457 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'one' when used in contrastive or comparative constructions that make universal statements about individuals, particularly in phrases like 'one person...another' or 'one X...another X' that highlight individual differences or alternatives. |
| 2064 | 111499 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Aesthetic quality descriptors (like 'realistic') used in creative generation prompts, particularly in contexts where users are specifying desired visual or stylistic properties for AI-generated content. |
| 2065 | 111846 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side References to family units, familial relationships, or family-like social structures and institutions, particularly when discussed in contexts of personal experiences, support systems, or social roles. |
| 2066 | 111871 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The feature activates on the French preposition 'à' when it appears in formal French text, particularly in contexts involving direction, attribution, or purpose (such as 'répondre à' - to respond to). |
| 2067 | 111932 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on the digit '0' appearing within a numerical place-value decomposition or expanded form notation, particularly when a number is being broken down into its constituent place values (e.g., thousands, hundreds, tens, ones). |
| 2068 | 111957 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The second part of hyphenated compound words, particularly '-term' in temporal expressions like 'long-term', occurring in formal or technical writing contexts. |
| 2069 | 112859 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side The feature activates on blockchain and cryptocurrency-related terminology, particularly words describing decentralized systems and distributed ledger technology in technical or explanatory contexts. |
| 2070 | 112948 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'similar' or related comparison words that explicitly establish likeness, resemblance, or equivalence between two entities or concepts. |
| 2071 | 113446 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Tokens that are immediate or near-immediate repetitions of the same word within a single utterance or closely connected phrases, particularly in emphatic or comforting contexts. |
| 2072 | 113538 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.361 | 75 | answer-side The indefinite article 'a' appearing in disclaimer text where an AI or service explicitly states it cannot replace or substitute for professional consultation or advice (e.g., 'replace a consultation', 'substitute for a professional'). |
| 2073 | 113845 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Portuguese language tokens, particularly technical or networking-related vocabulary in Portuguese text contexts. |
| 2074 | 113904 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The colon character ':' serving as a separator or delimiter in technical contexts, particularly between keys and values in data structures, configurations, or code-like syntax. |
| 2075 | 114457 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.217 | 15 | answer-side Verbs indicating enhancement, improvement, or uplifting in contexts related to raising morale or spirits during challenging circumstances. |
| 2076 | 114464 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Present participle verbs (ending in -ing) that express actively pursuing, searching for, or seeking something, particularly in contexts involving personal desires, experiences, or goal-directed behavior. |
| 2077 | 114758 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'All' appearing at the beginning of a sentence or text. |
| 2078 | 114963 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Common English function words or prepositions appearing in formal technical or academic explanatory prose, particularly in mathematical or scientific contexts describing relationships between concepts. |
| 2079 | 115022 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Abstract conceptual nouns appearing in formal academic or research contexts, particularly in titles or discussions of theoretical frameworks and models. |
| 2080 | 115502 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token '/manual' appearing as a path segment in documentation URLs, specifically in contexts referencing software or technical manual documentation. |
| 2081 | 115560 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Single digits appearing within structured reference numbers, DOIs, or formal alphanumeric identifiers, particularly when surrounded by other digits in a formatted sequence. |
| 2082 | 116015 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Japanese quotation marks (「」), specifically the opening quotation mark「, used in Japanese text to denote the beginning of quoted material or titles. |
| 2083 | 116319 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'tree' appears as part of Maven command syntax, specifically in 'dependency:tree', which is a Maven goal used to display hierarchical dependency structures in software projects. |
| 2084 | 116322 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.016 | 65 | answer-side The token 'uc' appearing within Spanish legal or constitutional terminology, particularly in formal governmental contexts. |
| 2085 | 116810 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Gender category terms, particularly 'girls', appearing in contexts discussing gender diversity, inclusion, or differential treatment across gender groups in educational or social settings. |
| 2086 | 116970 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Single digit within a formal citation identifier, DOI, or similar structured numerical reference code. |
| 2087 | 117162 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Chinese characters appearing within corrupted, malformed, or garbled text sequences containing placeholder symbols, encoding errors, or character substitution artifacts. |
| 2088 | 117194 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'around' when used to introduce approximate numerical values or estimates in English text, particularly in contexts describing quantities, salaries, or measurements. |
| 2089 | 117221 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Religious or faith-related vocabulary appearing in biblical or scriptural contexts, particularly words related to belief, trust, or spiritual concepts in sacred texts. |
| 2090 | 117229 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Nouns referring to social customs, traditions, greetings, or ritual behaviors discussed in an explanatory or descriptive context about cultural practices. |
| 2091 | 117270 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Chinese comma (，) appearing after conjunctions or transition words (like '因此' meaning 'therefore') to connect explanatory or logical clauses in Chinese text. |
| 2092 | 117385 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 15 | answer-side The token 'service' when appearing in contexts discussing public sector institutions, governmental services, or organizational initiatives and programs. |
| 2093 | 117676 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | 0.000 | 75 | answer-side The conjunction 'and' appearing in formal, structured, or instructional contexts such as professional documents, procedures, guidelines, or technical specifications, typically connecting related items in lists or formal descriptions. |
| 2094 | 118211 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.005 | 45 | answer-side Closing parenthesis ')' that ends a parenthetical clarification or modifier in explanatory or technical text, particularly when the parenthetical content provides additional specification or detail about a measurement or technical term. |
| 2095 | 118252 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The Chinese grammatical particle '把' (bǎ) used to introduce the direct object in a 把-construction, typically appearing in formal or administrative Chinese text to indicate disposal, handling, or transformation of an object. |
| 2096 | 118277 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side French language text, particularly tokens that are part of French words in French-language contexts. |
| 2097 | 118460 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The feature activates on tokens that begin formal content sections in academic, technical, or multilingual documents, particularly sentence-initial tokens that introduce substantive topics in structured writing contexts. |
| 2098 | 118582 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 65 | answer-side The token 'for' when used as a preposition in technical/programming contexts, particularly in descriptions of database queries, API calls, or search operations where something is being performed or executed 'for' a specific identifier or parameter. |
| 2099 | 118743 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The Chinese character '中' (zhōng) when used as a locative particle meaning 'in/inside/within' in Chinese text, typically appearing after nouns to indicate location or context. |
| 2100 | 118776 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 85 | answer-side The digit '1' when it appears as the first digit after '10.' in a DOI (Digital Object Identifier) citation pattern in academic or technical references. |
| 2101 | 118954 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side The preposition 'with' when used to introduce modifying phrases that describe variations or different approaches in AI-generated responses offering multiple options or alternatives. |
| 2102 | 119118 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The word 'next' when referring to temporal sequences or future time periods, particularly in constraint or rule descriptions. |
| 2103 | 119324 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Mid-word token fragments in Spanish or Romance language words, particularly in formal or legal text contexts where compound words are split across token boundaries. |
| 2104 | 119386 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Georgian alphabet characters or tokens containing Georgian script letters. |
| 2105 | 119399 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The Russian preposition 'по' when used to indicate direction, path, manner or method of action, particularly in phrases describing choosing or following a course of action. |
| 2106 | 119594 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | — | no description available for this feature |
| 2107 | 119763 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese language tokens that are formal financial or economic terminology, particularly compound nouns related to markets, finance, or economic institutions in academic or policy contexts. |
| 2108 | 119926 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side The token 'to' functioning as an infinitive marker before a verb (e.g., 'ability to hold'), along with related syntactic/functional tokens in programming contexts and non-English languages. |
| 2109 | 120418 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Leading whitespace or indentation at the start of a line in code (particularly PHP), occurring before a statement that modifies a variable, typically following the closing of a data structure or block. |
| 2110 | 120460 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Syllable fragments or partial tokens within Spanish words, particularly in formal or legal text contexts dealing with constitutional or governmental matters. |
| 2111 | 120706 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.003 | 75 | answer-side Tokens that are part of scientific or technical terminology in formal academic or research writing contexts, particularly in biochemical, medical, or life sciences domains. |
| 2112 | 120712 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side The token is the Chinese word '旋转' (rotating/spinning) appearing in a medical or health-related context, specifically when describing symptoms of vertigo or dizziness. |
| 2113 | 120756 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side References to multiple alternatives or choices being compared or discussed, typically using words like 'options' when presenting or evaluating different possibilities. |
| 2114 | 121057 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The indefinite article 'a' when introducing abstract or general conceptual nouns in formal expository writing, particularly in academic or instructional contexts describing categories or types rather than specific instances. |
| 2115 | 121328 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side Technical acronyms or keywords that appear in markup language declarations, specifically DTD (Document Type Definition) in HTML DOCTYPE declarations and similar standardized markup vocabulary. |
| 2116 | 121671 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Programming-related function names, API methods, and technical terms commonly found in code or technical documentation, especially string manipulation functions and web development terminology. |
| 2117 | 121707 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | 0.001 | 75 | answer-side Closing delimiters, brackets, or punctuation marks that terminate mathematical expressions, code blocks, or structured markup notation, particularly in LaTeX, programming languages, or technical documentation. |
| 2118 | 122059 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.006 | 75 | answer-side The word 'once' used as a parenthetical temporal marker (typically set off by commas) in narrative prose to contrast a past state with a present state, often in the pattern 'X, once Y, now Z'. |
| 2119 | 122451 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Suffix portions of English technical or academic terms, particularly in machine learning and computer science contexts, completing words like 'convolutional'. |
| 2120 | 122481 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.002 | 75 | answer-side The final digit of a year specification in a technical configuration context, particularly in JavaScript/ECMAScript version settings where the year is being specified (e.g., 2018 in 'ecmaVersion'). |
| 2121 | 122645 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 72 | answer-side Literary or poetic Chinese adjectives with elegant, aesthetic connotations, particularly words describing beauty, brilliance, or splendor in refined written contexts. |
| 2122 | 123336 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Section headers or labels in business or professional documents, particularly terms that introduce categories or topics in structured formats like bullet-pointed lists or outlines. |
| 2123 | 123413 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'the' appearing in formal legal or technical boilerplate text, particularly in software license headers and documentation such as the GNU General Public License notice. |
| 2124 | 123484 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.013 | 75 | answer-side Numeric digits appearing within formal alphanumeric codes, identifiers, or reference numbers in administrative, legal, or technical documentation contexts (e.g., 'I-140', form numbers, case identifiers). |
| 2125 | 123529 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Portuguese language text, specifically words containing or ending with the distinctive Portuguese suffix 'ão' (as in 'tensão', 'ação', etc.). |
| 2126 | 123586 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side French language text, particularly the preposition or article 'À' (with grave accent) commonly used in French phrases like 'À propos' (about). |
| 2127 | 123693 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The token 'see' appearing in technical documentation or web server pages, specifically in conditional or instructional contexts like default server welcome pages. |
| 2128 | 123718 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The closing markdown code fence delimiter (triple backticks) that terminates a code block in markdown-formatted text. |
| 2129 | 123761 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 65 | answer-side Forward slash followed by an uppercase word forming a URL path component or file path segment, typically appearing in technical documentation or code contexts. |
| 2130 | 123784 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side File extensions (specifically .txt) appearing in code comments or documentation, particularly in contexts referencing license or documentation files. |
| 2131 | 124399 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.002 | 75 | answer-side Line breaks or formatting boundaries that occur at the end of enumerated steps, list items, code lines, or other structured text elements in technical or instructional content. |
| 2132 | 124415 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side The past tense verb 'met' when used to describe encountering or meeting someone, particularly in dialogue or narrative contexts expressing personal encounters. |
| 2133 | 124888 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.002 | 72 | answer-side Russian words referring to user interface elements or form components in technical documentation or instructional text, particularly in contexts involving data entry, forms, or web interfaces. |
| 2134 | 124907 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The preposition 'under' when used in formal, legal, or licensing contexts to introduce governing terms, conditions, or regulatory frameworks (e.g., 'under the terms of'). |
| 2135 | 124914 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 65 | answer-side Technical financial or cryptocurrency-related terms, especially those describing transaction costs, rewards, or economic mechanisms in blockchain systems. |
| 2136 | 124992 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'sql' appearing as a language identifier in markdown code fence syntax or in contexts specifically related to SQL database query language and code blocks. |
| 2137 | 125358 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Chinese words for 'goods', 'commodities', or 'products' (商品) appearing in economic or commercial contexts, particularly in explanatory text about economic indicators or consumer-related topics. |
| 2138 | 125567 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Second-person pronoun 'you' used in direct address within intimate, reassuring, or promise-making contexts, particularly in dialogue where a speaker is comforting or making commitments to the addressee. |
| 2139 | 126022 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'bed' when referring to furniture (specifically a bed frame) in a physical scene or context involving someone's body position. |
| 2140 | 126050 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side Adjectives or descriptive terms in formal scientific or technical English contexts, particularly those denoting states, conditions, or properties in academic or technical writing. |
| 2141 | 126085 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The pronoun 'they' when used as a generic reference to people in general within conversational dialogue, particularly in phrases expressing what people commonly say or claim. |
| 2142 | 126133 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 45 | answer-side Tokens that introduce alternative options, substitutions, or variations within instructional or technical contexts, often appearing in parenthetical expressions or conditional statements. |
| 2143 | 126495 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side References to gold as a commodity or precious metal, particularly in economic, financial, or market contexts discussing its demand, prices, or value. |
| 2144 | 126884 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The word 'same' when used to indicate identity or matching between two named entities, such as when a title, name, or reference points back to an identical earlier mention. |
| 2145 | 127113 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side A colon punctuation mark appearing in screenplay or script formatting, typically after a character name or stage direction and before a description of action or dialogue. |
| 2146 | 127118 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.003 | 45 | answer-side The token 'in' when part of phrases describing character disguises, transformations, or hidden identities in narrative or fantasy contexts, particularly in constructions like 'in disguise'. |
| 2147 | 127696 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The marked token represents the suffix portion of an underscore-separated variable name in programming code, particularly in assignment or reference contexts where variables follow naming conventions like 'row_val' or 'col_val'. |
| 2148 | 127738 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.001 | 25 | answer-side The feature activates on the word 'one' when used as a determiner or quantifier to indicate a single, specific instance or example within a broader category or generalization. |
| 2149 | 127835 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'availability' appearing in formal legal disclaimers or terms of service text, particularly in enumerated lists describing limitations of warranty, accuracy, or reliability of information or services. |
| 2150 | 127929 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 35 | answer-side Spanish language text in formal legal or governmental contexts, particularly involving constitutional or judicial terminology. |
| 2151 | 127953 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Japanese kanji characters, especially those appearing in grammatical or linguistic terminology contexts. |
| 2152 | 127983 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The word 'remainder' in mathematical contexts, particularly in division or modular arithmetic problems asking about what is left over after division. |
| 2153 | 128115 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The token 'sqrt' appearing in mathematical expressions or equations, particularly in LaTeX formatting where square root operations are being performed or described. |
| 2154 | 128282 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token 'to' appearing in technical or programming documentation contexts, particularly within compound technical terms like 'Sequence to Sequence' or other formatted technical expressions. |
| 2155 | 128407 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Opening double quotation mark that begins an image caption, alt-text, or similar quoted attribute value in technical markup contexts, typically following a filename or URL. |
| 2156 | 128607 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side Digit characters appearing within Unicode escape sequence patterns in regular expressions, specifically hex digits that are part of '\uXXXX' Unicode code point specifications. |
| 2157 | 128824 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The copular verb 'is' when used in explanatory sentences describing persistent properties, spatial relationships, or logical conditions in academic or philosophical contexts with complex clause structures. |
| 2158 | 128991 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 85 | answer-side The equals sign '=' that is part of the arrow function operator '=>' in JavaScript/TypeScript code, typically appearing in functional programming constructs like map, filter, or reduce callbacks. |
| 2159 | 129481 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.000 | 45 | answer-side Cyrillic script tokens or syllables, particularly within Russian words. |
| 2160 | 129536 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | -0.022 | 65 | answer-side Letter sequence 'uc' appearing within Spanish or Romance language words, particularly in formal or legal contexts, that signals natural language rather than programming code. |
| 2161 | 129604 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The token is part of a German proper noun or surname (specifically 'stein' as a suffix) appearing in formal academic or technical contexts, particularly in citations or references to German-language publications or institutions. |
| 2162 | 130168 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 85 | answer-side The Chinese character '自' (zì) meaning 'self' or 'oneself', particularly when used in reflexive or self-referential contexts in Chinese text. |
| 2163 | 130723 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 45 | answer-side The token 'ethical' when used as a modifier to describe legitimate or morally responsible approaches to sensitive activities, particularly in contexts discussing cybersecurity, hacking, or other practices that require ethical boundaries. |
| 2164 | 130749 | 8.33e-06 | 1 | unscored | 75 | answer-side The Chinese full-width comma (，) appearing in Chinese language text, as opposed to ASCII commas or other punctuation in non-Chinese contexts. |