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When Do Agents Help? Embedding, LLM and Agentic Alignment of Classical Texts and Their Translations
Classical texts aligned with their translations support machine translation, retrieval and computational research, but evidence comparing alignment workflows is scattered. This study compares seven systems on 452 texts in Pali, Sanskrit, Mishnaic Hebrew and Tibetan, comprising 9,833 human-aligned un
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