top | item 46258899 (no title) cwyers | 2 months ago Yeah, there's only two differences between using Markov chains to predict words and LLMs:* LLMs don't use Markov chains, * LLMs don't predict words. discuss order hn newest arboles|2 months ago * Markov chains have been used to predict syllables or letters since the beginning, and an LLMs tokenizer could be used for Markov chains* The R package markovchain[1] may look like it's using Markov chains, but it's actually using the R programming language, zeros and ones.[1] https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/markovchain/index.ht...
arboles|2 months ago * Markov chains have been used to predict syllables or letters since the beginning, and an LLMs tokenizer could be used for Markov chains* The R package markovchain[1] may look like it's using Markov chains, but it's actually using the R programming language, zeros and ones.[1] https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/markovchain/index.ht...
arboles|2 months ago
* The R package markovchain[1] may look like it's using Markov chains, but it's actually using the R programming language, zeros and ones.
[1] https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/markovchain/index.ht...