It's very helpful to have some baseline variations and particularly interesting to see how little effect the expansions had on the VMS position for this particular flavor of computational attack.
If you had asked me to guess where VMS might end up before showing us any of these graphs, I might have guessed that it would end up near Kannada (it does have a few properties in common with this language group), but that is apparently not the case (at least not with the EVA/CUVA/Expanded versions).
Of course, the "a" and "o" and other familiar shapes might be a smoke-screen. The vowel shapes might be consonants and the consonant-like shapes might be vowels (or they might all be numbers), we really don't know, but even swapping vowels and consonant-like shapes might not shift the overall position very much.
If you had asked me to guess where VMS might end up before showing us any of these graphs, I might have guessed that it would end up near Kannada (it does have a few properties in common with this language group), but that is apparently not the case (at least not with the EVA/CUVA/Expanded versions).
Of course, the "a" and "o" and other familiar shapes might be a smoke-screen. The vowel shapes might be consonants and the consonant-like shapes might be vowels (or they might all be numbers), we really don't know, but even swapping vowels and consonant-like shapes might not shift the overall position very much.