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The context window refers to the maximum number of tokens a large model can see at once in a single call, including the input prompt and the generated response, and anything beyond that will be truncated.
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VerifiedThe context window refers to the maximum total number of tokens a model can process in a single request, including the input prompt and the model output.77% similarUnverifiedThe maximum context window advertised by vendors describes how much input a model can accept; it does not mean the model can accurately utilize all of that input, nor that it will fit in your memory.76% similarVerifiedThe context window refers to the upper limit of input tokens a model can accommodate in a single inference; the system prompt, user messages, tool results and conversation history share this budget, and once exceeded, it is either truncated or an error is returned.75% similarUnverifiedThe context window refers to the complete set of input and output tokens visible to a large language model at any given moment, consisting of input tokens plus output tokens.75% similarVerifiedThe context window refers to the maximum number of tokens a model can process in a single interaction.75% similar
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