21-09-2017, 04:03 PM
otol is the most frequent Voynich star. You may wish to read my old blog post about Voynich stars that I already mentioned above: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
When I speak of context here, I mean visual context - the context of imagery, not the context of text. Like, when an image provides a common visual theme for several seemingly equal rank graphical objects (which are labeled). Then we can consider notions represented by those labels likely homogenous in a certain respect. For example, f68r1 and r2. There is the single visual context (allegedly, star maps, but that's not that important what it is) for the set of individual "equal rank" star-looking objects.
Quote:And I still struggle with your defintion of homogenity? What do you exatly mean by homogenous in context? Equal occurence over the whole manuscript versus clustering? I am not sure I understand what you are computing/showing here. Can you please explain it again?
When I speak of context here, I mean visual context - the context of imagery, not the context of text. Like, when an image provides a common visual theme for several seemingly equal rank graphical objects (which are labeled). Then we can consider notions represented by those labels likely homogenous in a certain respect. For example, f68r1 and r2. There is the single visual context (allegedly, star maps, but that's not that important what it is) for the set of individual "equal rank" star-looking objects.
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