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No Single Tokenizer Feature Reliably Predicts Downstream Language Model Performance
Tokenization is a critical component of the language modeling pipeline, but it is poorly understood. Tokenizers can impact downstream performance, but there is currently mixed evidence about which tokenizer features predict a better language model without requiring a full training run. In this paper
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