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Re: VMs: Binomial distribution of word-length, etc...



> > At 17:32 08/01/2004 -0500, Xod wrote:
> > >I think that this finding here
> > >http://www.ic.unicamp.br/~stolfi/voynich/00-12-21-word-length-distr/
> > >indicates the furthest advance so far.

	Another thought.  This is an analysis of EVA
representation, which is rather verbose.  For instance,
/ch/ is most likely a single glyph.  Thus its presence
or absence is a 0/2 character difference.  /iin/ is a
single glpyh most of the time, so that is a 0/3
difference.  Thus for /cth/ , and others.  Could this
be giving the curve its binomial look?  I wonder what
you'd see if you analyzed Currier or CurEVA?

Dennis
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