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ML Foundations
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Words are not tokens
Explain why character and word counts cannot reliably predict token counts.
A tokenizer splits text into units from its vocabulary. The same text can have different boundaries with different tokenizers. The example below uses invented boundaries, not a real tokenizer.
Changing chunk size changes the unit count. Character chunks here are not real token boundaries.
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