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  - text: "1820 [DATE] We received a letter from [MASK] Majesty."
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- ## Intended uses & limitations
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- Exposing the model to temporal metadata allows us to investigate **language change** and perform **date prediction**.
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  ### Language Change 👑
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  ## Data Description
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+ - text: "[MASK] [DATE] The Franco-Prussian war is a matter of great concern."
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+ - text: "[MASK] [DATE] The Second Schleswig war is a matter of great concern."
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+ ## Intended uses
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+ Exposing the model to temporal metadata allows us to investigate **historical language change** and perform **date prediction**.
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  ### Language Change 👑
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+ ## Limitations
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+ ERWT models were trained for evaluation purposes, and cary critical limitations. First of all, as explained in more detail below, this model is trained on a rather small subsample of British newspapers, with a strong Metropolitan and liberal bias.
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+ Secondly, we only trained for one epoch, which suggests. For the evaluation purposes we were interested in the relative performance of our models.
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  ## Data Description
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