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+These are the items in the vocab.json , sorted into separate categories:
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+1) Emojis - As you can see in the vocab.json , emojis are not represented in a comprehensible manner. 
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+The text in the vocab json is not reversible,
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+If tokenization "😅" => ðŁĺħ
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+Then you can't prompt "ðŁĺħ" and expect to get the same result as the tokenized original emoji , "😅".
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+As such , a list of emojis must be fetched from elsewhere and placed alongside the vocab.json
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+2) Token type
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+A 'suffix' token is any token with a trailing whitespace </w> , these are the majority.
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+The tokens which lack a trailing whitespace </w> are sorted as 'prefix' tokens. 
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+3) ID rarity
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+The higher the ID in the vocab.json , the less that word appeared in the CLIP training data. 
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+The tokens are sorted into five groups : common (lowest IDs) =>  average => rare => weird => exotic (highest IDs)
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+4) Filtering (certain items are removed)
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+Tokens which contain special symbols that mess up the syntax have been removed. 
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+For the full list of tokens refer to the vocab.json located in the 'raw' folder.