How to interpret junction_End starting in an intron?

Hello all,

I am wondering how I should interpret the “smaller_splice” in the image / table below.

Some context: this is a gene on the negative strand, so I would understand that the junction_Start is the 3′ splice acceptor site and junction_End 5′ splice donor site.

The “big_splice” seems to make sense to me, starting at the end of exon1 going to the cassette exon, but the “smaller_splice” seems to start in the middle of the intron, does this mean that alphagenome predicts that anything before is an exon, or could it be that it is a second splice donor that is ignored after the one that should be there at the end of exon1?

Thank you in advance for the feedback.

junction_Start junction_End name output_type variant_scorer track_name track_strand Assay title ontology_curie biosample_name biosample_type raw_score quantile_score
173915186 173917218 big_splice SPLICE_JUNCTIONS SpliceJunctionScorer() junction_UBERON:0002107 polyA plus RNA-seq . polyA plus RNA-seq UBERON:0002107 liver tissue 0.20898438 0.993351
173915186 173917218 big_splice SPLICE_JUNCTIONS SpliceJunctionScorer() junction_UBERON:0002107 total RNA-seq . total RNA-seq UBERON:0002107 liver tissue 0.1607666 0.9912486
173915115 173916406 smaller_splice SPLICE_JUNCTIONS SpliceJunctionScorer() junction_UBERON:0002107 total RNA-seq . total RNA-seq UBERON:0002107 liver tissue 0.12902832 0.9890026
173915115 173916406 smaller_splice SPLICE_JUNCTIONS SpliceJunctionScorer() junction_UBERON:0002107 polyA plus RNA-seq . polyA plus RNA-seq UBERON:0002107 liver tissue 0.11065674 0.9868027