end-token-A-qwen3b-v4
One arm of a study on teaching a language model to notice when its own
conversation has collapsed into repetition, emit a special <end> token, and
change the subject.
Version 4. A reliable detector (77-81%), built by cutting both classes from the same conversations. Its weakness is that its escapes propose nothing: 'let us talk about something else'.
Two things that will silently break this. <end> is a special token (id
151665), so decode with skip_special_tokens=False or the model fires and you
see nothing. And feed it about 5 turns: it was trained on 5-turn windows, and a
16-turn window dropped firing to 0 of 17 conversations in our tests.
Built at the Center for Humans and Machines, Max Planck Institute for Human
Development.