Thank you, Anton: interesting idea!
Of course, since reduplication and quasi-reduplication are You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. than in randomly-scrambled versions of the text, we must assume that word structure plays a role in the hypothetical re-arrangement (possibly as one of several factors).
For instance, "short vord chunks of constant length" could be sorted alphabetically or with some similar system (though I am not sure that the result would really be decipherable).
Options (a) and (b) do not explain why similar words are pushed next to each other more than by random order, so I think they can be ruled out.
Pointer/marker systems could support re-arranging words so that the encoder can deliberately induce reduplication and quasi-reduplication: I think these scenarios can be considered.
Of course, since reduplication and quasi-reduplication are You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. than in randomly-scrambled versions of the text, we must assume that word structure plays a role in the hypothetical re-arrangement (possibly as one of several factors).
For instance, "short vord chunks of constant length" could be sorted alphabetically or with some similar system (though I am not sure that the result would really be decipherable).
Options (a) and (b) do not explain why similar words are pushed next to each other more than by random order, so I think they can be ruled out.
Pointer/marker systems could support re-arranging words so that the encoder can deliberately induce reduplication and quasi-reduplication: I think these scenarios can be considered.
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