Microsoft: Microsoft-Decision-1
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- microsoft/microsoft-decision-1
Microsoft-Decision-1 is a small model built for fast decision-making. Instead of generating text, it reads the provided content and returns a calibrated probability for each fixed answer option, so the...
What the numbers mean
- Context window32,768 tokens
- How much the model can read in one request, counting your prompt, any files and the conversation so far. That is about 25,000 words, or 49 pages.
- Max output29,491 tokens
- The longest single reply it can write: about 22,000 words.
- Input price$0.042 per million tokens
- What you pay for everything the model reads. A 1,000-word prompt costs less than a cent.
- Output priceFree
- What you pay for everything the model writes. Output usually costs more than input. A 500-word answer costs nothing.
- Modalitiestext in, decisions out
- The kinds of content it accepts and the kinds it produces. A model that takes images in can read a screenshot; one that only puts text out cannot draw.