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Training data for Natural Language Autoencoder adapters: a diverse text corpus paired with token-prediction-style descriptions of what a model is computing at each network depth. Used to train the activation verbalizer (AV) and reconstructor (AR) in the nla-at-home project — a DIY replication of Anthropic's Natural Language Autoencoders.
v1 descriptions drifted into verbose literary meta ("the model is humming with focused pattern-matching…") that small models learn as style and then hallucinate (the SpongeBob/Bahamas failures). v2 is the "trash in, trash out" fix: zero meta, entity-dense, depth-banded, deep layers grounded in real greedy replies. A/B on the AR pilot: +0.179 centered-cos (L38 +0.229).
Safe-only. Built from the safe split; verified that no records come from
the unsafe categories (F35 harmful, F36 obfuscated-harmful, I44 manipulation,
L59 NSFW). Some benign categories include code with synthetic placeholder
secrets/emails/IPs (sk-XXXX…, john@example.com, 127.0.0.1) — these are
illustrative content the NLA must be able to describe, not real credentials.
Each row (corpus_v2.jsonl):
{
"id": "A01_code_000",
"text": "<source text>",
"category": "A01_code",
"group": "A_content_domains",
"layer_pct": 47,
"description": "<token-prediction description for this text at this depth>"
}
Note: the raw training files ship as
{id, description}keyed by depth; this published flat form rejoinstext/category/groupfrom the source for a self-contained, labeled dataset.
nla-phi4-universal-av-v2 / -ar-v2) — forthcomingIf you use this corpus, please cite the nla-at-home project and Anthropic's original NLA work.
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Training data for Natural Language Autoencoder adapters: a diverse text corpus paired with token-prediction-style descriptions of what a model is computing at each network depth. Used to train the activation verbalizer (AV) and reconstructor (AR) in the nla-at-home project — a DIY replication of Anthropic's Natural Language Autoencoders.
v1 descriptions drifted into verbose literary meta ("the model is humming with focused pattern-matching…") that small models learn as style and then hallucinate (the SpongeBob/Bahamas failures). v2 is the "trash in, trash out" fix: zero meta, entity-dense, depth-banded, deep layers grounded in real greedy replies. A/B on the AR pilot: +0.179 centered-cos (L38 +0.229).
Safe-only. Built from the safe split; verified that no records come from
the unsafe categories (F35 harmful, F36 obfuscated-harmful, I44 manipulation,
L59 NSFW). Some benign categories include code with synthetic placeholder
secrets/emails/IPs (sk-XXXX…, john@example.com, 127.0.0.1) — these are
illustrative content the NLA must be able to describe, not real credentials.
Each row (corpus_v2.jsonl):
{
"id": "A01_code_000",
"text": "<source text>",
"category": "A01_code",
"group": "A_content_domains",
"layer_pct": 47,
"description": "<token-prediction description for this text at this depth>"
}
Note: the raw training files ship as
{id, description}keyed by depth; this published flat form rejoinstext/category/groupfrom the source for a self-contained, labeled dataset.
nla-phi4-universal-av-v2 / -ar-v2) — forthcomingIf you use this corpus, please cite the nla-at-home project and Anthropic's original NLA work.
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