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Nested Byte-Level Vocabularies Are Cheap to Deploy and Expensive to Share: A Pre-Registered Negative Result
A byte-level BPE tokenizer is an ordered list of merge rules, so applying only a prefix yields a vocabulary whose token identifiers are the first rows of the full vocabulary. This prefix nesting allows one language model to operate at several vocabulary sizes, use a control token to indicate the act
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