        <p id="covet-sampling">With ChessCoach I introduce a very simple variation on nucleus sampling (top-p) called <em>COVET sampling</em>, which focuses especially on correctness in the context of chess commentary – where the choice of rook vs. bishop and a4 vs. h7 makes a significant difference – while maintaining variety. Top-k sampling commonly uses k values of 10 to 40, and low temperature of 0.7 to 0.9, which biases towards already-more likely tokens. Top-p sampling commonly uses p values of 0.