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EPOHA: AI for Russian Imperial science

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A project building a language model and source-linked corpus around Russian Imperial science from 1765 to 1917.

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For: Researchers exploring Russian scientific and intellectual history
Worth noticing: The proposed time-slice test withholds post-1860 texts, then checks whether the model anticipates documented discoveries through 1917.

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The page describes three source layers: 1765–1915 proceedings of the Free Economic Society, the 1834–1917 Journal of the Ministry of Public Education, and verified chronicles, birch-bark letters, and folklore materials. Its proposed time-slice experiment trains on texts through 1860 and tests against discoveries from 1861–1917; disputed ideas such as phlogiston are separated into a labeled historical layer rather than treated as factual evidence.

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