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Third edition: UD heads in the human layer, out-of-work selection, work-held-out halves and genre versions, content-masked text
Rebuilt after Referee Report II. The AGDT-lineage trees are converted from Prague-style to Universal Dependencies heads before publication (scripts/prague_to_ud.py; AGDT/UD Perseus head agreement 62.1% -> 95.4%), every coordinator in every project and in the machine layer attaches to the following conjunct, and the markup-only floors now see head geometry. The work-held-out track holds out a second whole work for validation where the author has one, carries the genre of its test work and whether another author of the track writes that genre (nine rivals, three singletons), and gains single-project work-held-out versions of the tragedians and Attic-orators tracks. Every row carries text_distorted, the content-masked text. The hexameter track is renamed archaic_epic. The 100 audited machine trees were annotated a second time from scratch and the two audits compared. The rebuild job now preserves the manual audit directory across rebuilds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthro…1e6d8b5
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Add two hexameter tracks to the metre publication
The scanned-line publication had one track, so a model could score on it by telling the metres apart rather than the poets: the metre column alone separates Aeschylus, Pindar and Lycophron from the other fourteen, and it is a Hypotactic annotation rather than a fact of the transmitted text. hexameter_{1,5,10} is Hesiod and the two Homeric corpora, the labels of the sentence publication's track of the same name, so both publications put one question to one set of labels. hexameter_all_{1,5,10} is every line whose metre is hexameter, fourteen poets from Homer to Nonnus, where that shortcut is gone because the metre label is constant: Callimachus' elegiac couplets, Theognis' pentameters and Theocritus' Aeolic lyric leave with the three non-hexameter poets. Both reuse the main track's lines and splits. There is no tragedians track here, although the sentence publication has one: Hypotactic scans no Sophocles and no Euripides, so it would carry the single label Aeschylus. The reason is re…0879baf
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Rebuild the metre publication under the second-edition text rules
The Hypotactic line cache is re-parsed under the current tokenisation, and the span, crop and coverage checks share one text reduction: Greek letters without the archaic numeral letters, which the parser's tokeniser drops. A gold alignment component whose line boundary falls inside a word written across two lines leaves the gold reference with a counted reason instead of aborting the build. The rebuild job takes the cache path from STOICHEIA_CONLLU and builds both publications when SKIP_METRE=0. The sentence publication is unchanged by this commit: it reproduces revision 667319c byte for byte. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>531a22f
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Second edition: work-held-out and matched tracks, four splits, two syntax layers
Rebuilt after an adversarial review of the first edition. Every split, chunk boundary and seed changed (seed 917). The 50-sentence task and the source-held-out track are gone; sentence_{1,5,10} is joined by work_held_out_{1,5,10}, whose test split is one whole work per author held out within an annotation project, and by the matched tracks tragedians, attic_orators, imperial_historians and hexameter. A fourth split, validation2, is reserved for choosing combination models. Exact deduplication now ignores modifier letters, passage-level near-duplicate removal follows it, a token is a word only if it contains a Greek letter, and every sentence's text is exactly its published forms. The human trees are published as conllu_human beside conllu_machine, one Stoicheia parse of every sentence carrying the human lemma, with an independent manual audit of 100 trees under metadata/machine_syntax_audit/. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>667319c