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The engineering trade-offs in model selection include cost, inference latency and throughput, context window length, function calling and structured output capabilities, fine-tuning and private deployment support, content safety and compliance policies, vendor stability and SLAs, among others, and these factors are often as important as, or even more critical than, benchmark scores.
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