(28-09-2017, 08:56 PM)Emma May Smith wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Marco, would it be possible to alter the input text to test some hypotheses?
Specifically, I'm interested in what difference it would make if [a] and [y] were transcribed with the same character, and further if a [y] was placed between [e] and [d] when they appeared in the string [ed].
If they lead to a stronger split between the two states, with less looping, would that be a positive sign?
Hi Emma,
of course it's easy to modify the input file. What is difficult is comparing results with different inputs. I think that the first result I discussed above already provided a strong split between states.
With the edits you suggest, the results change. The two states still alternate. Now one of the states generates 9, O, S, Z and Q (but this last is ambiguous). With respect to the non-edit model, space and C (EVA:e) are excluded in favor of EVA:ch and sh.
Since A and 9 were already generated by the same state, I don't think that making them identical can change things significantly. The changes must be due to C8 ed becoming C98 eyd.


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