eval: s46 on the Dicta ACL 2020 test corpora (modern-text surface) - #72
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Three public-domain sets (Modern/HebrewWiki, Poetry, Rabbinic) with the same greedy seq2seq DER harness as the Nakdimon row — per-corpus DERs, resumable, results to dicta_eval.json. Corpora uploaded to rababa-datasets:dicta-test/. This is the Hebrew table's disclosed modern-text gap being measured rather than skipped.
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TODO.training-work/07 implemented: three public-domain sets (Modern/HebrewWiki, Poetry, Rabbinic) with the same greedy seq2seq DER harness as the Nakdimon row. Per-corpus DERs, resumable per example, results land in dicta_eval.json beside the checkpoint. Corpora already uploaded to rababa-datasets:dicta-test/ (public domain, distributable). The Hebrew comparison table's disclosed modern-text gap gets measured rather than skipped; run in flight.