[Blog Post] Ruminations on the Voynich Manuscript
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(16-08-2021, 05:01 PM)Emma May Smith wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.On your purple and light blue lines: is it that there are two patterns? Line initial words are similar to one another, which causes the 9/18 and 10/19 rises, while line-internal words are similar to each another but dissimilar to line initial? This by removing the line initial and final words, the longer repeat disappears and the main N+2 is strengthened because they make up a greater ratio of all words?

Hi Emma,
yes, I agree with your idea. This also applies to line-final words, which so often include EVA:m/g which are rare elsewhere.

I also agree with your explanation of why the N+2 peak is amplified in the purple and light-blue lines. Possibly, the opposite happens in the yellow and green lines, where the N+2 pattern is disturbed by the removal of the 4th word; this has a greater impact when uncertain spaces are ignored and there are fewer "inner" words.
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RE: Ruminations on the Voynich Manuscript - by MarcoP - 17-08-2021, 01:28 PM

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