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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. 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* 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.
 
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+## Annotations
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+In its current version, *Brahe* will generate the following annotations.
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+The annotations are not generated systematically but only whenever the model is confident enough.
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 ## Examples
 
 With the incipit of Proust's *Swann's Way*: