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I think is #126 is more robust because it aligns after analyzing the mismatch rather than always truncating, so that it isn't just a fix for Gemma 3, but for other models with their own niche vocabulary problems. |
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Gemma 3 tokenizer has an inconsistency between the
vocab_sizevalue (262144) and the size of thevocabdictionary (262145)It has a special token called <image_soft_token> of token id 262144 and this token is part of the vocab dictionary from
tokenizer.get_vocab()but is not counted into the vocab size.