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Correction as Annotation: Bootstrapping a Dependency Parser for Documentary Medieval Latin
Medieval documentary sources remain inadequately served by existing natural language processing tools. None of the five readily available Latin treebank models attains usable performance on a collection of 160 inventories compiled in Marseille between 1258 and 1446. The best labelled attachment score is 0.62 and the best morphology-aware score is 0.24. Performance does not correlate with either genre or period proximity. To address this shortfall, in-domain training data was generated as a by-product of using these inadequate models. In each of nine iterations, a model pre-annotated 200 senten
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- arXiv · AI, language, vision and robotics · 2026-09-05T21:23:35.000Z
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