| ▲ | bulder 4 hours ago | |
The model doesn't "know" how to generate tokens any more than it knows how to stop generating tokens. The sampler simply stops pulling values when it outputs a "stop token", which is a token the same way every other token is. That is to say, it stops when it's statistically the most likely to. | ||
| ▲ | phatfish 3 hours ago | parent [-] | |
OK thanks, so the neural net (that no one can explain fully) generates a "stop" signal at a certain point. | ||