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Tokenizer Vocabulary

A tokenizer vocabulary is the fixed set of token units that a tokenizer maps to integer identifiers.

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Training the tokenizer selects byte, character, word, or subword pieces from a corpus according to an algorithm. Vocabulary composition affects sequence length, language coverage, and compatibility with the model's embedding and output layers.

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