08-10-2020, 06:08 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-10-2020, 08:32 PM by Voynichgibberish.)
Dear David,
I do not believe that patterns can be found for gibberish words which follow a pattern yet also retain no letter order or similar word length to other words in a text; however a copy or an original work can only be found through a Zipf Distribution if the source is found. What I should say is I don't think that there is software in our world that is powerful enough to challenge this problem! David what software is available today that can detect gibberish accurately and relay the language of an unknown text, because I would love to test it against the Voynich Manuscript? Where is this LAAFU software? Remember this is just a proposal and I'm not completely committed to this idea yet I appreciate the dialog, I'm thankful for your thoughts and Koens. I wish JKP, Rene, Emma May, Anton and Marco P would chime in too.
David no patterns would have been suspected if a gibberish text like the one I use, if used by the Author of the Voynich text was used. This Author probably made a personal notebook that never gained notoriety. This could be the original work of someone, which he only knew the content and he possessed the separate list.
The unknown language I created does not retain any order whatsoever it is mere gibberish, it rarely matches word length nor letter order. The only way possible to decode it David was Via a Zipf distribution. Your welcome to check the url where I accessed the python code and it is named after Zipf for the python code.
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I do not believe that patterns can be found for gibberish words which follow a pattern yet also retain no letter order or similar word length to other words in a text; however a copy or an original work can only be found through a Zipf Distribution if the source is found. What I should say is I don't think that there is software in our world that is powerful enough to challenge this problem! David what software is available today that can detect gibberish accurately and relay the language of an unknown text, because I would love to test it against the Voynich Manuscript? Where is this LAAFU software? Remember this is just a proposal and I'm not completely committed to this idea yet I appreciate the dialog, I'm thankful for your thoughts and Koens. I wish JKP, Rene, Emma May, Anton and Marco P would chime in too.
David no patterns would have been suspected if a gibberish text like the one I use, if used by the Author of the Voynich text was used. This Author probably made a personal notebook that never gained notoriety. This could be the original work of someone, which he only knew the content and he possessed the separate list.
The unknown language I created does not retain any order whatsoever it is mere gibberish, it rarely matches word length nor letter order. The only way possible to decode it David was Via a Zipf distribution. Your welcome to check the url where I accessed the python code and it is named after Zipf for the python code.
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