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The context window is the maximum number of tokens a model can process in a single call, and exceeding it triggers compression or truncation.
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UnverifiedContext window refers to the maximum number of tokens a model can receive in a single inference (such as 8K, 128K); content exceeding the window will be truncated77% similarUnverifiedLong Decode allows output of up to 1M tokens, making it one of the implementations with the largest output window among current frontier models.72% similarUnverifiedModel context windows expanded from 4K to millions of tokens, making simple prompting tricks less critical and covering some RAG use cases72% similarUnverifiedThe 1 million token output limit refers to the ceiling on content the model can generate in a single response, not the context window (input) length.72% similarUnverifiedThe context windows of most current models have expanded to hundreds of thousands of tokens, but these constitute short-term working memory that disappears when the session is closed.72% similar
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