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A system is generating a series of stored Key-Value (KV) cache states for the input sequence of tokens [A, B, C, D]. One stored state, cache_BC, corresponds to the prefix [A, B]. Another stored state, cache_BCD, corresponds to the prefix [A, B, C]. What is the relationship between cache_BC and cache_BCD?
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A system is generating a series of stored Key-Value (KV) cache states for the input sequence of tokens
[A, B, C, D]. One stored state,cache_BC, corresponds to the prefix[A, B]. Another stored state,cache_BCD, corresponds to the prefix[A, B, C]. What is the relationship betweencache_BCandcache_BCD?A system is designed to generate and store a complete set of Key-Value (KV) cache states for all possible prefixes of the input token sequence
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Applying the Prefix Cache Generation Process