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One Realized Token Removed Most of the Blindness
A new information floor separates unavoidable rejection in parallel token drafting from errors caused by the draft model itself.
Summary
A new information floor separates unavoidable rejection in parallel token drafting from errors caused by the draft model itself.
Across four domains and five targets, the authors report that the final position in an all-parallel block faced a substantial unavoidable rejection floor. Revealing one earlier token removed 86 to 100 percent of that floor, while current drafters still sat well above the theoretical limit. The decomposition turns accepted length into two distinct engineering targets: short-range conditioning and proposal quality.
Why it matters
A new information floor separates unavoidable rejection in parallel token drafting from errors caused by the draft model itself.
Limits and context
No additional limitation was separately recorded.
Key claims
A new information floor separates unavoidable rejection in parallel token drafting from errors caused by the draft model itself.
Evidence: source-2026-08-29-003
Sources
- arXiv preprint 2608.27339arXiv · primary research
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