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Expand Up @@ -105,3 +105,16 @@ Alternative license-clear expansion paths identified, attempt 1 launched:
- FLEURS-Khmer alignment (heavier, parked).

The expansion path makes CER < 15 reachable WITHOUT SEAlang/Chuon Nath.


## Attempt 2 launched: self-training on the license-clear SBBIC list (2026-10-29)

khm-phonemic-1.0 (our shipped 24.5-CER model — not an LLM; the LLM-teacher
law is not implicated) labels the 75,039-word SBBIC list (LGPL-2.1, in
khmer-dict-spice, staged to the training bucket) with IPA readings plus mean
token log-prob confidence (run-082b-khm-sbbic-label, HF job
rhtse/6ae33c0441e90535df78b820). Stage B filters hard on confidence and
retrains; the Khmer regime (tiny gold, huge unlabeled) is the case weak
supervision exists for, with held-out validation mandatory against the WO64
correlated-teacher negative. This path makes CER < 15 reachable without
SEAlang / Chuon Nath.
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