The new productive algorithm helps historians interpret, attribute and even support damaged inscriptions and recreate parts.
Aeneas works with Latin texts and knows how to find parallels between thousands of inscriptions: coincidences in formulations, syntax, structure and origin.
Not only the text, but also, while working with the works in which some of the knowledge is presented visually, it can also process the images that are particularly important.
Although the model is trained Latin, it can be adapted to other old languages and native speakers from the papyrus to mine. This makes it a universal tool for the researchers of the past.
Aeneas is already available for free. The source code and an example of education are published in the public space for scientists and students around the world to use them in their projects.
Source: Ferra
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