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Re: VMs: truncated repeating sequences
Hi, Marke
> There is a consistent pattern to the exceptions in
> that
> certain specific small sequences such as 'ol', 'o'
> and 'y'
> have the ability to "float" from the end of one word
> to the
> beginning of the next and vice-versa. (Some
> examples at end).
This is very interesting. It is possible that this
sort of sequence bears out what I'm sure many have
observed; that there are many instances of repeated
sequences with a differing final or beginning
character, even allowing for the spacing used in the
document.
I don't know if this is of interest to you, but I have
associated it (being an astrologer) with a discussion
of the circumstances found on a horscope figure: in
astrology, these are known as "rules".
For example (Mercury) (Gemini) (lord of the) (first);
(Mercury) (Gemini) (Lord of the) (second);
(Mercury) (Gemini) (Lord of the) (third), etc.
Each of the words or phrases in parentheses would be
produced with one character. "Lord of the" I know of
no single character for, but it is so predictable and
commonly used that someone wishing to encrypt the
expression could easily abbrevite it.
Conversely, the phrase can be written:
(first) (Mercury) (Gemini) (Lord of), which is useful
when discussing a particular horoscope figure, each of
which has unique qualities.
You also have the possibility of adding numbers, like
(Mercury) (Gemini) 23 (Lord of the) (first).
But there is no reason it would not be all be in one
"word", like:
=%23lordofthe#
This kind of grouping would actually be more
commonplace in discussing astrology, as a form of
notation.
Thanks for sharing your interesting discoveries!
Warmly,
Pam
--- Marke Fincher <markefincher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> Continuing my investigation into split/joined words
> I ran an
> experiment which records repeated sequences but
> ignoring the
> position of spaces within them.
>
> I was conjecturing that we might find a lot of long
> sequences
> which are repeated, but with differing space
> patterns.
>
> All in all, I detected 16000 distinct repeated
> sequences of
> between 10 and 32 chars, but the vast majority
> reoccur with
> the same space pattern in each instance, with only a
> few
> exceptions.
>
> There is a consistent pattern to the exceptions in
> that
> certain specific small sequences such as 'ol', 'o'
> and 'y'
> have the ability to "float" from the end of one word
> to the
> beginning of the next and vice-versa. (Some
> examples at end).
>
> However, something more interesting also came to
> light.
>
> There are long sequences which reoccur with a
> consistent
> space pattern *BUT* truncated at a large number of
> different
> points.
>
> ??
>
> Marke
>
> ---
>
> EXAMPLES:
>
> Two examples of the infrequent varying space
> patterns:
>
> aralarolkee: ar.al.aro.lkee:1 ar.alar.olkee:1
> arolchedyqokai: ar.ol.chedy.qokai:1
> ar.olchedy.qok.ai:1
>
>
> examples of the variously truncated sequences:
>
> 07466:a
> 02408:ai
> 00333:aii
> 00030:aiin
> 03220:aiin.
> 00082:aiin.s
> 00184:aiin.sh
> 00165:aiin.she
> 00009:aiin.shed
> 00024:aiin.shedy.
> 00006:aiin.shedy.qo
> 00002:aiin.shedy.qok
> 00005:aiin.shedy.qoke
> 00001:aiin.shedy.qokeedy.
> 00002:aiin.shedy.qokeedy.qo
> 00001:aiin.shedy.qokeedy.qote
>
> 02222:c
> 05729:ch
> 04043:che
> 00024:chey
> 00635:chey.
> 00010:chey.q
> 00082:chey.qo
> 00069:chey.qok
> 00014:chey.qoke
> 00015:chey.qokee
> 00015:chey.qokeey.
> 00001:chey.qokeey.q
> 00001:chey.qokeey.qo
> 00001:chey.qokeey.qok
> 00001:chey.qokeey.qoke
> 00001:chey.qokeey.qokee
>
> 05900:d
> 00128:dy
> 04551:dy.
> 00040:dy.q
> 00754:dy.qo
> 01144:dy.qok
> 00052:dy.qokch
> 00004:dy.qokchd
> 00024:dy.qokchdy.
> 00003:dy.qokchdy.qo
> 00004:dy.qokchdy.qok
> 00001:dy.qokchdy.qoka
> 00001:dy.qokchdy.qokal.
>
> 14737:e
> 00851:ed
> 00025:edy
> 02541:edy.
> 00034:edy.q
> 00531:edy.qo
> 00655:edy.qok
> 00125:edy.qoka
> 00088:edy.qokai
> 00001:edy.qokaii
> 00058:edy.qokaiin.
> 00001:edy.qokaiin.s
> 00005:edy.qokaiin.sh
> 00002:edy.qokaiin.she
> 00001:edy.qokaiin.shed
> 00002:edy.qokaiin.shedy.
> 00001:edy.qokaiin.shedy.qo
> 00001:edy.qokaiin.shedy.qok
>
> 14737:e
> 00851:ed
> 00025:edy
> 02541:edy.
> 00034:edy.q
> 00531:edy.qo
> 00434:edy.qok
> 00360:edy.qoke
> 00016:edy.qoked
> 00001:edy.qokedy
> 00086:edy.qokedy.
> 00014:edy.qokedy.qo
> 00022:edy.qokedy.qok
> 00005:edy.qokedy.qoka
> 00001:edy.qokedy.qokai
> 00001:edy.qokedy.qokain.o
>
> 14737:e
> 00851:ed
> 00025:edy
> 02541:edy.
> 00034:edy.q
> 01428:edy.qo
> 00011:edy.qop
> 00007:edy.qopch
> 00008:edy.qopche
> 00002:edy.qopched
> 00001:edy.qopchedy
> 00010:edy.qopchedy.
> 00001:edy.qopchedy.qo
> 00002:edy.qopchedy.qok
> 00001:edy.qopchedy.qoke
>
>
>
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