A language model is processing an input sequence of text to predict the most likely next word. Arrange the following key computational stages of its forward pass in the correct chronological order, from initial input to final output.
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A language model is processing an input sequence of text to predict the most likely next word. Arrange the following key computational stages of its forward pass in the correct chronological order, from initial input to final output.
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