What is Groq's token window?
Groq is a query language for data processing, and it has a concept called "token window" which is used to specify the scope of a query.
The maximum token window for Groq is 1000 tokens. This means that you can specify a query that operates on a maximum of 1000 tokens at a time.
In Groq, a token is a single unit of data, such as a row in a table or a document in a collection. The token window is used to specify the scope of a query, such as the number of tokens to consider for a particular operation.
For example, you might use a token window of 1000 to specify a query that aggregates data over a window of 1000 tokens. This could be useful for aggregating data over a large dataset, or for performing complex analytics operations.
It's worth noting that the maximum token window can be adjusted depending on the specific use case and the resources available. However, in general, the maximum token window for Groq is 1000 tokens.