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Thanks for responding, and for the cool article! Agree this is pretty tangential to the rest of the article. So (again, I am very much not an expert so please
by tqi 4y ago
Thanks for responding, and for the cool article! Agree this is pretty tangential to the rest of the article.
So (again, I am very much not an expert so please correct me if I'm wrong) I guess my analogy would be if instead of predicting one word at a time, it predicted one letter at a time. At some point, would only be one word that could fit. So if prompted with "SENTE", and it returned "N", that doesn't mean that it's thinking ahead to the "CE" / knows that it is spelling "SENTENCE" already.
Is that a correct way to think of it?