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RE: Language A vs B crib? - ReneZ - 09-09-2016
The gradual change from A to B is what appears in this analysis:
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Included here is the first set of plots under the heading 'Language characteristics'.
The location of any cross is derived only from the text statistics.
The colour represents the illustration.
![[Image: cu_curvalang.gif]](http://www.voynich.nu/img/stats/cu_curvalang.gif)
The fact that not all colours are spread over the entire page shows that there is some correlation between text and illustration (but that can still mean various things).
The herbal-A and herbal-B are red and ligh blue respectively, but other parts (phamaceutical, astro, cosmo) are 'in between'.
RE: Language A vs B crib? - julian - 15-09-2016
For thread completeness, I will show my results using EVA instead of Voyn_101, comparing top frequency words in Language A vs Language B.
This analysis uses Herbal folios only. Top 10 words in Language A Herbal followed by Language B Herbal. (Integers are counts, floats are fractions.)
Code:
1 daiin 359 0.126 aiin 57 0.048
2 chol 213 0.075 or 57 0.048
3 chor 142 0.050 daiin 53 0.044
4 s 97 0.034 chedy 49 0.041
5 cthy 92 0.032 ar 43 0.036
6 shol 92 0.032 dar 34 0.029
7 sho 87 0.031 qokedy 34 0.029
8 chy 78 0.027 chdy 31 0.026
9 dy 73 0.026 shedy 30 0.025
10 dar 59 0.021 chckhy 24 0.020This looks superficially similar to the results before, modulo the transcription. Strong statements are unwise given the low statistics in the B word set, and the very different frequency shapes
(Apologies for the poor formatting in the table. How does one get "daiin" to appear as VMS glyphs in posts?)
RE: Language A vs B crib? - Anton - 15-09-2016
Quote:How does one get "daiin" to appear as VMS glyphs in posts?
In the WYSIWYG menu bar pick up the EVA font (the last one in the list of fonts, the "A" button).