--- license: cc-by-nc-4.0 language: en tags: [authorship, fine-tuned, book-of-mormon-authorship, 1780-1830] --- # Candidate and control models (BOM-28) One fine-tuned copy of the time-locked model per candidate author's sample (`cand__...`) and per control group (`ctrl__...`), at 125M (`pilot/`), 297M (`base/`) and 590M (`mid/`), as scored on the sealed Book of Mormon text in the blind run (Amendment 30). Each `.pt` is a state dict for the base model's architecture (load with `torch.load(path, weights_only=True)` into the matching time-locked model); the `.json` beside it is its training record and held-out scores (numbers only). `alm_candidates_.json` is each size's validation, `alm_candidates_plan.json` the units. Some candidate samples come from Joseph Smith Papers transcripts, which are not published; the models are (owner's decision, 2026-11-09). Folders: `pilot/`, `base/`, `mid/` are the registered run's models. `a43//` are the models retrained after Book of Mormon quotations were removed from the candidate samples (Amendment 43, post hoc; the paper's corrected rankings). `a44/` holds the models of Joseph Smith's pooled non-revelatory writing (Amendment 44) and `a44/a45/` the equal-dose slice models (Amendment 45), each named `[_slice]_.pt`. ## About Part of an open, pre-registered study of the authorship, borrowing and dating of the earliest Book of Mormon text (https://github.com/lifehug/book-of-mormon-authorship; pre-registration https://osf.io/6ugxc/). The project does not argue for or against divine inspiration. Everything is published so it can be checked and redone; the corpus texts we agreed to keep private are not, and the repository's `docs/replication.md` gives the steps to obtain the same access. **Licence:** CC BY-NC 4.0. **Training data:** English printed 1780-1830 (Internet Archive, Harvard Institutional Books 1.0, HathiTrust public-domain volumes, Text Creation Partnership), with the Book of Mormon and everything after 1830 removed; see the base model cards (`etherfuse/timelocked-1830-125m`). Contains derivatives of Harvard Institutional Books 1.0, Institutional Data Initiative, Harvard Law School Library; used for noncommercial research. **Checksums:** every file's SHA-256 is in the GitHub repository, `data/manifests/hf_.jsonl`.