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A language model is generating the next word and has calculated the initial probabilities for five potential tokens: 'mat' (0.45), 'floor' (0.25), 'windowsill' (0.15), 'couch' (0.10), and 'table' (0.05). If the model is configured to only consider the top 3 most probable tokens for the next step, which set of tokens is kept after the ranking and pruning stage?
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Ch.5 Inference - Foundations of Large Language Models
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A language model is generating the next word and has calculated the initial probabilities for five potential tokens: 'mat' (0.45), 'floor' (0.25), 'windowsill' (0.15), 'couch' (0.10), and 'table' (0.05). If the model is configured to only consider the top 3 most probable tokens for the next step, which set of tokens is kept after the ranking and pruning stage?
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