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D.2 Countries Hyperparameters are summarized in table 6. We ran all experiments on a single CPU (Apple M2). 15 optimizer AdamW learning rate 0.0003 learning rate schedule cosine training epochs 100 weight decay 0.00001 batch size 4 embedding dimensions 10 embedding initialization one-hot, fixed neural networks LeNet5 max search depth / Table 5: Hyperparameters for the MNIST -addition experiments.





A symbolic Perl algorithm for the unification of Nahuatl word spellings

Guzmán-Landa, Juan-José, Vázquez-Osorio, Jesús, Torres-Moreno, Juan-Manuel, Torres, Ligia Quintana, Figueroa-Saavedra, Miguel, Avendaño-Garrido, Martha-Lorena, Ranger, Graham, Velázquez-Morales, Patricia, Martínez, Gerardo Eugenio Sierra

arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence

In this paper, we describe a symbolic model for the automatic orthographic unification of Nawatl text documents. Our model is based on algorithms that we have previously used to analyze sentences in Nawatl, and on the corpus called $π$-yalli, consisting of texts in several Nawatl orthographies. Our automatic unification algorithm implements linguistic rules in symbolic regular expressions. We also present a manual evaluation protocol that we have proposed and implemented to assess the quality of the unified sentences generated by our algorithm, by testing in a sentence semantic task. We have obtained encouraging results from the evaluators for most of the desired features of our artificially unified sentences






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