Not true and citation needed. Whatever you cite there are competing papers claiming that structured and constrained generation does zero harm to output diversity/creativity (within a schema).
That is clearly not possible. Imagine if you asked a model yes/no questions with a schema that didn't contain "yes".
In general you can break any model by using a sampler that chooses bad enough tokens sometimes. I don't think it's well studied how well different models respond to this.
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Not true and citation needed. Whatever you cite there are competing papers claiming that structured and constrained generation does zero harm to output diversity/creativity (within a schema).
That is clearly not possible. Imagine if you asked a model yes/no questions with a schema that didn't contain "yes".
In general you can break any model by using a sampler that chooses bad enough tokens sometimes. I don't think it's well studied how well different models respond to this.