VMs: Re: RE: Language A & Language B

["Jeff" <jeff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

John Grove <John@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote

> Only one comment Jeff,
>
> If you're suggesting that the encryption is simply changing languages
> between each word etc... please be sure to have some kind of rule that is
> consistent -- i.e. whenever a word begins with an 'o' the remainder of the
> word is Italian; if it begins with
> a 'y' the remainder is Greek... or something like that. Of course, this
> won't
> rid us of problems like dain, daiin, daiiin...
>

Stangely I have identified the chars c h o and y to have special
significance. Not merely because the ch combination seem to be joined quite
a lot but because they stick out like a sore thumb in the tests I ran. I do
not believe, however, that they signify language change. It is more devious
than that!

As for dain, daiin, daiiin. They appear to be markers of some sort. I am not
completely sure what they mark, or why....yet.

P.S. In the tests I ran the only text that matched the statistics in a very
rigid way was a language mixture. Certain letter groupings only ran into the
hundreds of occurances when mixed language plain texts were analysed. BTW
daiin & daiin might not be the same word in all instances. A method can be
suggested that would make them both different even when occuring
sequentially.

Jeff


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