09-06-2020, 11:30 PM
Thanks for all the replies.
It is the sort of thing I'm looking for, but apart from looking at individual letters also need to look at combinations in prallel, c, h, ch. s, h, sh, t, cth etc. I think I can do this now from the transliterations but disentangling the glyph combos from each other and reconing each alone from the numbers will take some time (and from the intros, line numbering and stats on the transliterations that all need to be acurately eliminated). It doesnt matter so much where there are large gaps in frequency but some are closer and want to be accurate. I will look at the individual letters as sounds in sequence and the combos as single sounds also, whichever gives a "bum note" will be presumed to be proven wrong.
I have faaar too much time on my hands atm!
Monkey - typewriter.
It is the sort of thing I'm looking for, but apart from looking at individual letters also need to look at combinations in prallel, c, h, ch. s, h, sh, t, cth etc. I think I can do this now from the transliterations but disentangling the glyph combos from each other and reconing each alone from the numbers will take some time (and from the intros, line numbering and stats on the transliterations that all need to be acurately eliminated). It doesnt matter so much where there are large gaps in frequency but some are closer and want to be accurate. I will look at the individual letters as sounds in sequence and the combos as single sounds also, whichever gives a "bum note" will be presumed to be proven wrong.
I have faaar too much time on my hands atm!
Monkey - typewriter.