Projects
Graphtos
After almost a year of development, I am proud to announce the release of "Graphtos" in the upcoming weeks. This greek grammar model is able to conjugate, decline comprehensively biblical greek words with over 98% accuracy.
A web and mobile version of a browser will be available soon to search the model. Transparency is a key value of this project. Each output form is marked either as verified against biblical text, or as a prediction with no occurrences in the new testament. A detailed research report will be published with the release of the model.
Expect to see new projects using this model by the end of the year.
Notebeezzz
My father's passion for beekeeping inspired me to create "Notebeezzz" - the app every beekeeper needs.
In the world of buzzing hives, "Notebeezzz" is your trusted ally. From my father's experience, we crafted an app that seamlessly captures the magic of beekeeping. Effortlessly manage your beehives, take detailed notes during inspections, and monitor hive health with precision.
This application is now in alpha testing, please contact me if you want to try it out before the official release.
Immat
Introducing "Immat" - the ultimate driving plate collection game exclusively available in France! As you explore the country, uncover driving plates and complete collections. What plates will your find? AB 000 CD? EN 333 EN? WI 111 TH?
This application was a first try of the flutter framework, and is now available on the Google Play Store.
Reports & Publications
Graphtos
Graphtos is a formal model specifically designed for predicting the inflection patterns of biblical Ancient Greek (koinè). With a dedicated focus on the New Testament corpus, Graphtos achieves around 98% accuracy in its predictions of word inflections. This paper presents the foundational concepts and methodologies of Graphtos, along with the notable results it has yielded. By providing valuable insights into the complexities of Ancient Greek word flexion, Graphtos enhances our understanding of the New Testament text and holds significant promise for advancements in biblical language analysis.