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An engineer is designing a visual aid to explain how an evaluation model assesses a predicted sequence of three tokens: [y^i+1,y^i+2,y^i+3\hat{y}_{i+1}, \hat{y}_{i+2}, \hat{y}_{i+3}]. The diagram shows the three tokens entering an 'Evaluation Model' box. From this box, three separate arrows point outwards, each leading to a distinct probability score: p(y^i+1)p(\hat{y}_{i+1}), p(y^i+2)p(\hat{y}_{i+2}), and p(y^i+3)p(\hat{y}_{i+3}). What is the primary conceptual error in this diagram?

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