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A large language model's search algorithm can be tuned to prioritize either discovering novel output sequences or refining the most promising ones found so far. Match each search behavior description to the primary strategy it represents.
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Ch.5 Inference - Foundations of Large Language Models
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A large language model's search algorithm can be tuned to prioritize either discovering novel output sequences or refining the most promising ones found so far. Match each search behavior description to the primary strategy it represents.