It's also interesting to see what temperature value they use (1.0, 0.1 in some cases?)... I have a feeling using the actual raw probability estimates (if available) would provide a lot of information without having to rerun the LLM or sample quite as heavily.
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Thank you! This is so helpful.
It's also interesting to see what temperature value they use (1.0, 0.1 in some cases?)... I have a feeling using the actual raw probability estimates (if available) would provide a lot of information without having to rerun the LLM or sample quite as heavily.