A key to understand the VMS

[Sam G]

Mandarin Chinese would only work if you split the words into separate syllables, as I stated earlier when I pointed out the similarity.

Vietnamese would probably be a better example, since it's already written this way yet also has a restricted phonotactic structure.  Conveniently it is also written using a Roman alphabet-based orthography, so it probably wouldn't be hard to download a book-length Vietnamese text and generate a graph showing the word network encompassing all the words.

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Also, I've already asked this, but can you create tables and graphs using your own sample texts and show that they in fact match what we see in the tables and graphs created from the actual VMS text?