15-04-2020, 06:34 AM
JKP / There are no abnormal gallows in your table.
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Lisa/ As a specialist (learning handwriting) how you can explain strange statistical anomalies.
For instance. There are 90 benches of various types on the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. page. There are 206 characters on this page based on the “c” form. (d-28, s-6, o-100, y-30, a-15, e-33). In 6 cases, the left leg of the bench is a dot (blot), compared with the other 206 characters, where there is not a single blot. But the pen and hand remain unchanged.
Such examples can be given on different pages. For example, in benches 47r (4 blots), 47v (3 blots), and in other symbols there are no blots. In general, this rule can be extended to the entire manuscript (although there are blots in other symbols, but a very small percentage). Moreover, the height of the blot is in many cases less than the basic “c” - shape.
Can a blot (dot) be considered an independent glyph?
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Lisa/ As a specialist (learning handwriting) how you can explain strange statistical anomalies.
For instance. There are 90 benches of various types on the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. page. There are 206 characters on this page based on the “c” form. (d-28, s-6, o-100, y-30, a-15, e-33). In 6 cases, the left leg of the bench is a dot (blot), compared with the other 206 characters, where there is not a single blot. But the pen and hand remain unchanged.
Such examples can be given on different pages. For example, in benches 47r (4 blots), 47v (3 blots), and in other symbols there are no blots. In general, this rule can be extended to the entire manuscript (although there are blots in other symbols, but a very small percentage). Moreover, the height of the blot is in many cases less than the basic “c” - shape.
Can a blot (dot) be considered an independent glyph?