In the context of language models like ChatGPT (which is an example of a large language models), temperature is a parameter that affects the randomness and creativity of the model's output. When generating text, the temperature determines how much the model prioritizes high-probability words and how much it explores less likely options.
A higher temperature, such as 1.0, makes the model more random and creative. It increases the likelihood of generating diverse and unexpected responses. On the other hand, a lower temperature, such as 0.5, makes the model more focused and conservative, favoring more probable and safe responses.
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