29-12-2016, 10:31 AM
Back in summer I published the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. in which, among other things, uniqueness of vords with respect to their position in the folio was explored (see in particular Section 6). The focus was on botanical folios. I came to the following conclusions:
1. First vords of botanical folios exhibit behaviour different from vords occupyng other positions, demonstrating not only high degree of uniqueness, but also low count of those vords which are non-unique.
2. This peculiar behaviour of first vords of botanical folios is not attributed to their position, but rather to some other reason.
3. The first vord of a botanical folio is never repeated again in the same folio.
4. First vords of balneological and recipe folios also exhibit high degree of uniqueness.
1. First vords of botanical folios exhibit behaviour different from vords occupyng other positions, demonstrating not only high degree of uniqueness, but also low count of those vords which are non-unique.
2. This peculiar behaviour of first vords of botanical folios is not attributed to their position, but rather to some other reason.
3. The first vord of a botanical folio is never repeated again in the same folio.
4. First vords of balneological and recipe folios also exhibit high degree of uniqueness.