HTR Model Palatinus graecus 23 (Meleagre-NFD)
Guénette, Maxime; Verstraete, Mathilde; Chagué, Alix; Vitali-Rosati, Marcello;
HTR Model Palatinus graecus 23 (Meleagre-NFD)
HTR model for the Codex palatinus graecus 23 (Palatine Anthology), Byzantine Greek writing from the Xth century. The model was trained from the ground truth produced by the Canada Research Chair on Digital Textualities, as part of the Anthologia graeca project. We focused our ground truth on 50 pages (143-195) and did finetuning on 20 extra pages (196-215). This model was trained from scratch using NFD. More details tba
- University of Montreal Canada
- École Pratique des Hautes Études France
Byzantine Manuscript, kraken_pytorch, HTR, Ancient Greek, Greek, eScriptorium, Palatine Anthology
Byzantine Manuscript, kraken_pytorch, HTR, Ancient Greek, Greek, eScriptorium, Palatine Anthology
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