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Re: VMs: Syntax of Voynichese

Hello,
Very nice article
The difference between your "Red" and "Green" words is just in word order and word position.
It is a syntax :-)))

Have you investigated the groupong of words having similar forms?
I mean -aiin words seems to stay  together,  like a tence dependency
It can be for example, plural suffix-
The same is with q-words, they like to make groups inside a sentence.

Then, if we see a combination of a "Green" and "Red" word in the paragraph, like "cthy tocheldy"m we can suppose,
that here is the end of a seauence/subsequence...


Akinori Ito wrote:
Hi,

On Wed, 12 Mar 2003 23:54:45 +0100
Vladimir Sazonov <vladimir@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

  
It is clear that h-,t-,p-,f- words stays on the beginning of the sentence.
We see also that the distribution on the end of the sentence is very 
special, the words starting with ch- and d- have clear preference 
against their probability.
Therefore we can define groups of words according their morfology and 
syntax role in the sentence.
Read details in
http://voynich.naobum.de/syntax.htm
    

My feeling is that it is too early to call the statistical property
`syntax'. It might be, but contextual behavior of Voynichese `words'
is far from that of natural language yet. 

BTW, I checked the initial/final character of red/green words. The result
is very similar to your conclusion, as expected. The differences are that
the green group contains d- and s- words. Group of cph/ckh/cfh wasn't 
statistically confirmed. Check out the following:

http://www.geocities.co.jp/Technopolis/7220/voy/paper030313.pdf

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Akinori Ito
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