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The verification process in traditional speculative decoding accepts draft-proposed tokens with probability min(1, p(x)/q(x)), and upon rejection resamples from the corrected distribution norm(max(0, p(x)-q(x))), which can be proven to produce a token distribution identical to directly sampling from the target model (lossless).
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