Re: VMs: Character Frequency Analysis

[Vladimir Sazonov <vladimir@xxxxxxxx>]

Wonderfull tables!
It were good to make the table meaning the common construction as "ch", "sh",
"cth", "cph", "cfh", "ckh", "ee"
and maybe also "qo", "ey", "dy", "ii" as one letter.
Here the  h-letter and i-letter is secondary and have no own meaning.
The same in English and French

Larry Roux wrote:

I am a bit over half done with the page-by-page character frequency counts.

The (raw) data so far is posted to http://web.syr.edu/~laroux/VoyAnalysis.htm

I still find it weird that many consecutive pages have very similar statistics.

 

I wonder if this sort of thing can help confirm some of your suspicions that pages may be foliated in an incorrect order...

 

There are also some results from my program that I started putting in the page for characters that begin words and end words. 

 

And of course my "English Text Hidden in the Voy" page is still there at http://web.syr.edu/~laroux/VoyEng.htm

 

One of these days I will get organized and make a neat page like all you'se guys (and gals) have, but ... one project at a time....

 

Larry

 

 

 

 

 

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