A curated resource of Latin etymolo-gies automatically extracted from Wiktionary, enriched with links to the LiLa Knowledge Base of Latin and modelled as RDF triples us-ing the LemonEty ontology to address the structural noise and editorial heterogeneity of Wiktionary etymology data.
The foundational work of the interdisciplinary project NIKAW, which aims to analyse social networks in ancient Greek and Latin texts through mentions of historical figures, is presented, addressing the challenge of Named Entity Recognition (NER) for these languages by leveraging transformer-based models enriched with d...
This work targets a KG for Sophocles’ Antigone that supports two coupled uses: structured retrieval, through integrity and competency questions expressed in SPARQL over dramatic structure and interpretive annotations; and interactive exploration, through a lightweight read client that navigates lines across languages,...
Rather than scaling performance uniformly across the entire evaluation suite, the ontology layer acts as a targeted traceability and semantic refinement filter that contributes information beyond filtered-profile selection alone and produces a metric-dependent change in classifier behaviour at the validation-selected t...
V. Anghel, Theodor Borangiu, S. Raileanu et al.· Applied System Innovation· 0 citations
A transferable curation framework for endangered languages, the first sizable Kalabari-English parallel corpus, and baseline experiments that reveal both the promise and the hallucination pitfalls of training on highly constrained, domain-specific data are contributed.
O. T. Olise· WORLD JOURNAL OF INNOVATION...· 0 citations
Lexical semantic change (LSC) is commonly modelled through vector-space representations, but these approaches often provide limited insight into which aspects of usage are changing. Diachronic corpus research instead examines interpretable dimensions such as syntactic behaviour, morphology, and constructional patterns,...
Bach Phan-Tat, K. Heylen, Dirk Geeraerts et al.· 1 citation
This paper introduces the task of identifying and segmenting legal conditions (Tatbestand) and legal consequences (Rechtsfolge) within German statutory texts and presents ANNOTARES (Annotations of Tatbestand-Rechtsfolge Sequences), a novel dataset comprising German law texts with span-level annotations.
R. Schwarz, Jannik Strötgen· 0 citations
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