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Brahe

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-<div style="text-align: right;font-size:.7em;margin-left:50%"><em>Per un attimo Brahe cercò le parole, le immagini, le analogie; pensò perfino i gesti della mano e delle dita, come un attore che si prepari a rendere fisico un sentimento. Ma appena cominciò a dire "come", a dare solidità a ciò che non aveva, a rendere visibile ciò che non lo era, a collocare, nello spazio ciò che era pura probabilità, e a cercare una qualsiasi cosa tra le forme del  mondo cui paragonarlo, Epstein lo interruppe.</em></div>
 *Brahe* is an analytical LLM for English literature fine-tuned from llama-13B. Given any text, Brahe will generate a list of potentially twenty annotations. Brahe is intended to be used by computational humanities project, similarly to BookNLP.
 *Brahe* has been trained on 4,000 excerpts of English or English translated literature in the public domain and on a set of synthetic and manual annotations.
-*Brahe* is the reversed companion of *Epstein*, a generative AI model to create new literary texts by submitting annotated prompts. Both models are named after the protagonists of the philosophical novel of Daniele del Giudice, *Atlante occidentale*. Brahe is a scientist working at the CERN on quantum physics, Epstein is a novelist and they both confront their different views of reality.
 ## Annotations
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 * Time setting: historical period where the action seems to occur such as the 1960s, the Renaissance, the Victorian period…
 * Diegetic time: very approximative number of minutes/hours/days that have unfolded between the beginning and the end of the text (5 minutes, 35 minutes, 2 hours, 3 days).
 * Absolute time: a precise date where the action occurs, such as January 15, 1845, 23rd century…
-* Meta-text: to specify if the text is not part of the actual novel such as table of content, legal notice, book cover.
 The annotations are not generated systematically but only whenever the model is confident enough.

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+<div style="text-align: right;font-size:.7em;margin-left:50%"><em>Per un attimo Brahe cercò le parole, le immagini, le analogie; pensò perfino i gesti della mano e delle dita, come un attore che si prepari a rendere fisico un sentimento. Ma appena cominciò a dire "come", a dare solidità a ciò che non aveva, a rendere visibile ciò che non lo era, a collocare, nello spazio ciò che era pura probabilità, e a cercare una qualsiasi cosa tra le forme del  mondo cui paragonarlo, Epstein lo interruppe.</em><br>Daniele del Giudice, <em>Atlante occidentale</em></div>
 *Brahe* is an analytical LLM for English literature fine-tuned from llama-13B. Given any text, Brahe will generate a list of potentially twenty annotations. Brahe is intended to be used by computational humanities project, similarly to BookNLP.
 *Brahe* has been trained on 4,000 excerpts of English or English translated literature in the public domain and on a set of synthetic and manual annotations.
+*Brahe* is the reversed companion of *[Epstein](https://huggingface.co/Pclanglais/epstein)*, a generative AI model to create new literary texts by submitting annotated prompts. Both models are named after the protagonists of the philosophical novel of Daniele del Giudice, *Atlante occidentale*. Brahe is a scientist working at the CERN on quantum physics, Epstein is a novelist and they both confront their different views of reality.
 ## Annotations
 * Time setting: historical period where the action seems to occur such as the 1960s, the Renaissance, the Victorian period…
 * Diegetic time: very approximative number of minutes/hours/days that have unfolded between the beginning and the end of the text (5 minutes, 35 minutes, 2 hours, 3 days).
 * Absolute time: a precise date where the action occurs, such as January 15, 1845, 23rd century…
 The annotations are not generated systematically but only whenever the model is confident enough.