Thibault Clérice

@ponteineptique.bsky.social

Digital humanists, loves python, making data, talking to data, reusing data. Researcher @ ALMAnaCh, Inria Paris.

Update after a few days of feedback :) - Model cards are looking better. More information is available. - If you have variants of models, or model replaced by other, they are now showed in links. - We added a model playground ( htrmopo.inria.fr/models/10.52... )

Thibault Clérice@ponteineptique.bsky.social · 2w ago

Hey, we are happy to announce HTRMoPo Web at @inriaparisnlp.bsky.social ! htrmopo.inria.fr HTRMoPo is a HTR Model Repository that allows you to describe your Kraken Models. It has been built by Ben Kiessling, the researcher behind Kraken. What does the web version do ? Let's see:

A screencapture of the home page of HTRMoPo with the sentence "Document & Publish Kraken models"

🎉 The ALMAnaCH team will be at LREC 2026 and co-located workshops next week 🎉 👏 Congratulations to all authors and collaborators for their contributions on historical texts, regional languages, MT, multimodal processing, fact checking and conversation analysis. Here’s where you can find us:

Turning a new page with eScriptorium... and we wanted to talk about it with you. In a blog written with Mathew Barber, we went into explaining what 1.0 is, represents for our team, and how we are trying to improve our transparency, how "our team" work. escriptorium.eu/blog/2026-04...

A New Chapter for eScriptorium

In the next few months you will likely be seeing a new version of eScriptorium come to your instance. If you’re using INRIA, you may have already seen the changes. This year has brought a new mileston...

escriptorium.eu

I finally got around to open-sourcing the full build for my PhD thesis: github.com/bnagy/nagy-t... which may be of minor interest to some people. All but one of the papers are published elsewhere, but it has some interesting LaTeX tricks, and I enjoyed writing the conclusion a great deal.

GitHub - bnagy/nagy-thesis-2025: PhD thesis: Computational approaches to Latin literature

PhD thesis: Computational approaches to Latin literature - bnagy/nagy-thesis-2025

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🎉 ALMAnaCH will be at EACL 2026 and co-located workshops this week! 🎉 👏 Congratulations to all authors and collaborators for their contributions on responsible and multilingual NLP, covering bias, misinformation, sociocultural analysis, and language modelling across diverse languages and domains.