Maxime Amblard

3 paper cards in Mova's library · 2023–2026

Maxime Amblard wrote 3 of the papers Mova reads, in 2023–2026, most of them on Machine translation; often with Frédérique Rey, Iglika Nikolova-Stoupak, Bruno Guillaume.

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Papers

BEReshiT: an Ancient Hebrew Model based on DictaBERT (2026)
The authors fine-tune DictaBERT, a BERT model for Modern Hebrew, on the Hebrew Bible (about 373,000 words) and on clean Dead Sea Scrolls lines (about 68,000 words), to make an Ancient Hebrew model, BEReshiT, and a morphology submodel, BEReshiT-morph.
A Classifier of Word-Level Variants in Witnesses of Biblical Hebrew Manuscripts (2025)
Stemmatology reconstructs how manuscripts descend from one another from the variants between witnesses. The authors work on Ben Sira, with nine witnesses from the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Cairo Geniza, and annotate aligned word pairs as plus/minus, inversion, morphological, lexical or unclassifiable, with…
Bridging Semantic Frameworks: mapping DRS onto AMR (2023)
The paper asks how much of an AMR graph can be built from the Discourse Representation Structure of the same sentence (the Parallel Meaning Bank variant).