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Welcome, Guest You have to register before you can post on our site. Username/Email:    Password    Remember me Search Forums (Advanced Search) Online Users There are currently 317 online users. » 4 Member(s) | 311 Guest(s) Bing, Google, Lissu, Mauro Latest Threads Origin of the Shield Shap... Forum: Imagery Last Post: Dobri 3 minutes ago » Replies: 54 » Views: 1,576 Linguistic Patterns Befor... Forum: Analysis of the text Last Post: Mauro 26 minutes ago » Replies: 29 » Views: 605 Proposition intuitive. Forum: Analysis of the text Last Post: dashstofsk 26 minutes ago » Replies: 4 » Views: 43 Full Voynich Decode Forum: Analysis of the text Last Post: oshfdk 1 hour ago » Replies: 24 » Views: 781 Strong evidence of a stru... Forum: News Last Post: Urtx13 4 hours ago » Replies: 76 » Views: 3,490 No text, but a visual cod... Forum: Analysis of the text Last Post: Antonio García Jiménez Yesterday, 07:23 PM » Replies: 1,530 » Views: 626,276 Eleven Moon Phases in Fol... Forum: Astrology Last Post: Dobri Yesterday, 01:53 PM » Replies: 92 » Views: 7,964 TF-IDF Colored by Scribe ... Forum: Analysis of the text Last Post: RobGea Yesterday, 11:42 AM » Replies: 4 » Views: 3,069 how to use voynich ninja/... Forum: Voynich Talk Last Post: ReneZ Yesterday, 08:51 AM » Replies: 27 » Views: 1,042 Plumbing Forum: Imagery Last Post: Aga Tentakulus Yesterday, 07:41 AM » Replies: 4 » Views: 182

Favorite Plant Tournament GROUP C Posted by: Koen G - 25-04-2025, 03:51 PM - Forum: Voynich Talk - Replies (6) Voting for Group A has closed, with You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. as a clear winner. It will pass on to the semi finals to compete against the winners of Groups B, C and D. Voting is now opened for Group C! The contestants are: 15r 20r 20v 33v 38r 49v 87v 96r     I see two or three potential winners here, curious to see which one will come out on top.   Cursive writing style Posted by: tikonen - 25-04-2025, 11:02 AM - Forum: Voynich Talk - Replies (8) Hi, Old books are one of my hobbies and sometimes I find hand written marginal comments or marks of ownership. Related to that I was researching how to time old handwriting styles and was reminded of "legal hand" writing in 1300-1400's and how much it resembles Voynich style, at least to my untrained eye.  Just wondering, have people looked into legal/court document archives from the region where Manuscript might originate? Maybe it would be possible to find styles that are close to some of the scribes unique styles? I understand Voynich is not a abbreviated speed writing though it looks like it was written by one well versed with the art. Just my 2 cents. I have just recently learned more about Voynich and I guess I'm on my Dunning-Kruger hill. Illustrative example attached. Original sources: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. Sorry, I don't know what happened to formatting. Every time I try to edit it just adds more whitespace. Attached Files Thumbnail(s)       how to use voynich ninja/ weekly voynich video chat Posted by: davidd - 24-04-2025, 09:43 AM - Forum: Voynich Talk - Replies (27) Hi guys, My first thread on voynich ninja. I am a software developer with mathematics background, and i would like to contribute to the voynich project with my programmin/statistical skills. Really happy to be here on this ninja forum, but it is kinda overwhelming. There is just too much to jump into it random. What i would like is more of a guide where to begin on this forum. I downloaded some scripts from stolfi's website, but most of it is more than 20 years old. I hope there has been more statistics progress in the time since. Q1: Is there an interlinear file (fsg) that also contains which scribe wrote each section? Q2: Some research seems more useful than others, but this forum seems really individualistic? Is somebody continuing on the work of stephen bax or the CLS system? Q3: If it is not there and hasnt been tried, i would like to propose to do some weekly or monthly video conference chatting, brainstorming. I am enjoying how much you guys have already done, and how supportive some of the community members are.  Kind regards, Davidd.   Strong evidence of a structured four-phase system in the Voynich Manuscript Posted by: Urtx13 - 24-04-2025, 08:20 AM - Forum: News - Replies (76) Hi all, Over the past months, I’ve been working on a detailed statistical analysis of the Voynich Manuscript. It suggests a consistent finding: the manuscript appears to follow a structured four-phase system, encoded across the botanical section and possibly beyond. I used lexical entropy, topic modeling (LDA), and a symbolic “lunar” assignment system to classify each folio into one of four cyclical phases. The key is: this structure holds up across the entire manuscript, and even hints at internal cycles within folios. Here’s what stands out: - A classifier trained on entropy + topic distribution + synthetic lunar angle reached 96.5% accuracy - A 1000-run permutation test confirmed this is far from random (p < 0.001) - External validation with real botanical flowering data reached 65–68% phase alignment (relaxed cyclic margin) - Harmonic patterns emerged through the FFT and autocorrelation of topic dynamics - The pattern is not dependent on any linguistic decoding — it emerges structurally I’ve submitted this to arXiv (submission ID: `submit/6380387`, under moderation).  I’m sharing it here because this forum includes some of the best critical minds on the Voynich. I’d love to know what you think, especially: - I think it is plausible that the manuscript encodes a symbolic or calendrical cycle, especially a botanical related to moon phases. - Could this framework be linked to ritual, agronomy, or spiritual cycles? - Have others attempted something similar and seen weak but non-random patterns? Code and data: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.  Everything is fully reproducible (seed = 1405). No cherry-picking.  I’m not claiming to crack the VM — just showing that, structurally, it’s more organized than expected by chance. Looking forward to your thoughts. — O. Cho  Universitat Oberta de Catalunya   Castle Runkelstein & The Vintlers Posted by: 008348dc760f858fd668476b75fb6f - 23-04-2025, 03:45 PM - Forum: Provenance & history - Replies (12) I'm putting together a (slightly) more in depth Hanz Vintler and Castle Runkelstein vs the manuscript comparison of images and spotted these interesting ceiling patterns via the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view..     I'll update this thread once I've compiled the whole image comparison.   Oblivion remastered has been released Posted by: bi3mw - 22-04-2025, 08:34 PM - Forum: Fiction, Comics, Films & Videos, Games & other Media - No Replies Oblivion remastered has been released today.Unfortunately there is no localization for the audio (English only). You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.   Favorite Plant Tournament GROUP B Posted by: Koen G - 21-04-2025, 04:09 PM - Forum: Voynich Talk - Replies (18) With the voting for Group A set to close in a few days, let's open the vote on Group B! This time, I am less certain about which plant will be the winner and pass on to the next round. f11r f18v f27v f28r f29r f35r f36v f42r     Cast your votes! The poll will automatically close in 7 days.   f25v - Corn Plant (Dracaena fragrans) ? Posted by: Dobri - 21-04-2025, 08:50 AM - Forum: Imagery - Replies (9) Is the plant in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. a You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.? Dracaena (female dragon) is derived from ancient Greek.  The plant was described by You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., where the red resin obtained from the plant was linked to dragon's blood which could be collected from a place of war between elephants and dragons. The plant was known for its You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. from ancient times.   New Interpretation Posted by: KDSmith - 20-04-2025, 09:07 PM - Forum: Analysis of the text - Replies (1)   Voynich Interpretation - Fosseuse - K Danielle Smith.pdf (Size: 1.17 MB / Downloads: 37) Hi Everyone,  I have attached a slide deck of my research on the translation.  The full alphabet and how to interpret the text is coming soon in my book. Cheers!   Is there any character like that? Posted by: ErinaBee - 20-04-2025, 08:11 AM - Forum: Analysis of the text - Replies (50) Is there any character in the VM that is generally thought as 1 character but some people believe it to be 2 distinct characters with very subtle differences? Previous Next Last