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Self-Supervised Lexical Representation Learning for Fast, Large-Scale Phylogenetic Inference
Computational phylogenetics has become an essential tool in historical linguistics, yet its application at a global scale remains constrained by two factors: the labor-intensive manual annotation of cognacy judgments required for character-based methods and the substantial computational cost of infe
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