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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
Summary: Slight bug in the retry GitHub workflow causes failing workflows to rerun indefinitely. This _should_ fix it Differential Revision: D65008676
Summary: Add __call__ to TokenizerLike for transformers compatibility Differential Revision: D64998805
Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the __call__ method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string. Differential Revision: D64998804
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Summary: Use the call method of tokenizers that returns a BatchEncoding with offsets. This allows us to grab text from the fully decoded string and not make assumptions about how many tokens correspond to a single string.
Differential Revision: D64998804