01-10-2020, 02:08 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-10-2020, 02:08 AM by Voynichgibberish.)
Dear Geoff
I cannot back my assumption up yet with hard facts, however I assume as a whole that the structure of the VMS although it obeys Zipf's law is a high entropy. I think its unorganized unlike a natural language. Ironically I just posted something about "VSO".
So I believe after an exhausted look at every first three vords and in trying to find meaning from a certain substitution cipher you will find yourself in another hole with input and gibberish output. If the VMS behaves a certain way I assume the whole script follows suit. To me the VMS is a gibberish trap!
Remember if you do decode a large text in this fashion other vords which are the same that are not inline with the first three would decode too. I think the average line contains anywhere from eight to twelve tokens so what your suggesting possibly is that the VMS is 20% to 25% encoded.
I cannot back my assumption up yet with hard facts, however I assume as a whole that the structure of the VMS although it obeys Zipf's law is a high entropy. I think its unorganized unlike a natural language. Ironically I just posted something about "VSO".
So I believe after an exhausted look at every first three vords and in trying to find meaning from a certain substitution cipher you will find yourself in another hole with input and gibberish output. If the VMS behaves a certain way I assume the whole script follows suit. To me the VMS is a gibberish trap!
Remember if you do decode a large text in this fashion other vords which are the same that are not inline with the first three would decode too. I think the average line contains anywhere from eight to twelve tokens so what your suggesting possibly is that the VMS is 20% to 25% encoded.