f81r-f81v text layout - damaged page?

[MarcoP]

Hi Marco, this is an interesting approach!

Thank you, Anton!

If I understand correctly, the Y axis is the ratio of the number of lines with the most common ending to the total number of lines.

Yes, exactly. I consider the last two characters, so that the most common line endings for You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. are -dy and -ly, both with 7 occurrences.
7/31 (the number of lines)=22.6%

What ratio is the X axis, how exactly do you calculate the "percentage of alternation"?

Do you consider the "ending" as two-glyph in all cases?

I count the number of consecutive line triplets with endings -A -B -A (where B is different from A). I confirm I always consider the last two EVA characters. For You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. I found these 6 matches (some are consecutive, so that line 10, for instance, takes part in two matches):

1
A <f81r.P.5;H> in-
B <f81r.P.6;H> ol-
A <f81r.P.7;H> in-

2 and 3
A <f81r.P.8;H> ly-
B <f81r.P.9;H> ey-
A <f81r.P.10;H> ly-
B <f81r.P.11;H> dy-
A <f81r.P.12;H> ly-

4 and 5
A <f81r.P.20;H> ly-
B <f81r.P.21;H> ol-
A <f81r.P.22;H> ly-
B <f81r.P.23;H> ey=
A <f81r.P.24;H> ly-

6
A <f81r.P.25;H> dy-
B <f81r.P.26;H> ys-
A <f81r.P.27;H> dy-

The number of matches is divided by the number of lines in the page: 6/31=19.4%