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Yes, minified JSON would be even less tokens than YAML. But: 1- LLMs tend to have very hard time to produce minified (compacted) JSON in the output, consistent
by livshitz 3y ago
Yes, minified JSON would be even less tokens than YAML.
But:
1- LLMs tend to have very hard time to produce minified (compacted) JSON in the output, consistently.
2- As for compacted JSON input- Empirically it seems that LLMs can process it quite well for basic cognitive tasks (Information Retrieval, basic Q&A, etc), but when it comes to bit more sophisticated tasks it fails compared to exactly the same input, uncompressed. I've mentioned and provided examples in the comments of this article.