Greedy decoding takes the largest logit at each step. The rule is deterministic because the tie-break is fixed.
Greedy decoding
Greedy decoding picks the largest displayed logit at each step. Equal logits use the lowest vocab index as the deterministic tie-break.
argmax with lowest-index tie-break
Two exact choices
The first step chooses a from logit 3, and the second step chooses b from logit 4.
step one→a,step two→b
Summary
The greedy output is a, b. The output comes from exact integer ordering, not from a probability calculation.
greedy decode=a,b