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# Tokenizer
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Finetune here to talk a bit about [NovelAI](https://novelai.net/)'s new tokenizer that I worked on. First a quick reminder. In most cases, our models don't see words as individual letters. Instead, text is broken down into tokens, which are words or word fragments. For example, the sentence “`The quick brown fox jumps over the goblin.`” would tokenize as “`The| quick| brown| fox| jumps| over| the| go|bl|in.`” in the Pile tokenizer used by GPT-NeoX 20B and Krake, with each | signifying a boundary between tokens.
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license: gpl-2.0
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- en
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- ja
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- tokenizer
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- novelai
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# Tokenizer
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Finetune here to talk a bit about [NovelAI](https://novelai.net/)'s new tokenizer that I worked on. First a quick reminder. In most cases, our models don't see words as individual letters. Instead, text is broken down into tokens, which are words or word fragments. For example, the sentence “`The quick brown fox jumps over the goblin.`” would tokenize as “`The| quick| brown| fox| jumps| over| the| go|bl|in.`” in the Pile tokenizer used by GPT-NeoX 20B and Krake, with each | signifying a boundary between tokens.
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