S. (Silvia) Stopponi, MA

My PhD project focuses on the application of Natural Language Processing to ancient Greek, in particular on the use of language models to study the Semantics of ancient Greek words and to detect semantic change.

I am one of the organizers of the workshop Computational Approaches to Ancient Greek and Latin, arrived at the third edition (2024).

I am part of the team that is currently working on AGILe, the first lemmatizer for Ancient Greek inscriptions (more information about the project can be found in the publications or here).

An output of my PhD project is AGALMA, the Ancient Greek Accessible Language Models for linguistic Analysis. AGALMA is an application allowing people without programming knowledge to query language models trained on Ancient Greek.