[Article] Glyph combinations across word breaks in the Voynich Manuscript
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I was wondering what results you would get if you repeated the experiment against the labels, putting them into their natural order and assuming the "space" exists between them.
One possible angle to check: Assuming the labels were written down in sequence, one would assume that under the auto-copying hypothesis, you would see similar stats to the main text, as the scribe would use the same procedure to generate them.

Alternatively, if the labels have different stats than the main text, then it suggests that there are two separate text generation methods at work.
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RE: Glyph combinations across word breaks in the Voynich Manuscript - by davidjackson - 26-06-2019, 08:04 PM

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