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API calls to large models are typically billed by the number of Tokens, and each model has a Token count limit for its context window
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UnverifiedLarge model services adopt a Token quota mechanism, where each model call consumes Tokens measured by the input and output text72% similarVerifiedMainstream large model APIs charge separately for input tokens and output tokens, with input tokens typically including the entire conversation history (i.e., the context).71% similarPartially 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.71% similarUnverifiedUnder some configurations, the Context Mode tool itself consumes about 15,000 Tokens per request, which may offset the savings on small tasks; some users also report that the model guesses more because it can only see fragments.70% 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.69% similar
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