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Token
A Token is the fundamental unit of text sequence analyzed or generated by a natural language model (roughly equal to 3/4 of a word). Words are encoded into token IDs before passing into neural layers.
Tokenization
Tokenization is the process of breaking down a text string into smaller pieces called tokens (which can be characters, subwords, or full words). Tokenization converts text into numbers that a neural network can process.
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