Meta Llama/Llama 3 2 1b Instruct
Meta Llama/Llama 3 2 1b Instruct is available via IBM Watsonx with a 128K context window and up to 128,000 output tokens. Pricing: $0.1000/1M input tokens, $0.1000/1M output tokens.
Meta Llama/Llama 3 2 1b Instruct Pricing & Specifications
What is Meta Llama/Llama 3 2 1b Instruct?
Meta Llama/Llama 3 2 1b Instruct is a large language model by IBM Watsonx with a 128K context window and up to 128,000 output tokens. It costs $0.10 per 1M input tokens and $0.10 per 1M output tokens. Meta Llama/Llama 3 2 1b Instruct is available via IBM Watsonx with a 128K context window and up to 128,000 output tokens. Pricing: $0.1000/1M input tokens, $0.1000/1M output tokens.
Capabilities
text function calling
Meta Llama/Llama 3 2 1b Instruct Cost Examples
Short prompt (500 tokens)
$0.000050
Medium prompt (2K tokens)
$0.00020
Long output (4K tokens)
$0.00040
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Meta Llama/Llama 3 2 1b Instruct cost per token? +
Meta Llama/Llama 3 2 1b Instruct costs $0.10 per 1M input tokens and $0.10 per 1M output tokens. For a typical 1,000-token request with a 500-token response, that works out to roughly $0.000150.
What is the context window for Meta Llama/Llama 3 2 1b Instruct? +
Meta Llama/Llama 3 2 1b Instruct supports a context window of 128,000 tokens (128K). This determines the maximum combined length of your prompt and conversation history in a single API call.
What is the maximum output length for Meta Llama/Llama 3 2 1b Instruct? +
Meta Llama/Llama 3 2 1b Instruct can generate up to 128,000 tokens in a single response. If you need longer outputs, you can make multiple API calls and concatenate the results.
Is Meta Llama/Llama 3 2 1b Instruct good for coding tasks? +
Yes, Meta Llama/Llama 3 2 1b Instruct supports capabilities well-suited for coding tasks including code generation, debugging, and refactoring.