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Integrate lookup + neural inference path

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Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
25/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
python

Research direction

Start by reading the proposed HybridGenerator interface and the inference flow in this issue; no implementation files or tests are identified. Define the single generation entry point, routing and context handoff behavior, configurable strategy, routing logs, metadata, and graceful neural-model fallback, then verify every listed success criterion.

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Description

infra model

Summary

Combine the n-gram lookup and neural fallback into a unified inference pipeline.

Success Criteria

  • Single entry point for generation
  • Automatic routing based on confidence gate
  • Seamless context handoff from lookup to neural
  • Configurable routing strategy
  • Logging of routing decisions for analysis
  • Graceful degradation if neural model unavailable

Inference Flow

```
Input → Tokenize → Check n-gram confidence
↓ high confidence ↓ low confidence
Lookup Generate Neural Generate
↓ ↓
└────── Merge ────────┘

Detokenize → Output
```

Interface

```python
class HybridGenerator:
def init(self, ngram_tables, neural_model, threshold=0.8):
...

def generate(self, input_context: str) -> GenerationResult:
    """Returns generated text and metadata (which path used, confidence, etc.)"""
    ...

```

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