Do f58r/f58v show Currier languages evolving?
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I also redid the plot including You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and f58v.
Left is the 'bigram fractions' plot using the ZL file and Cuva1, which was introduced during my talk, and is very similar to Cuva. Right is the same plot with the two pages of interest in dark blue, just after the herbal section, essentially in the middle of the horizontal scale. (Users with a narrow screen may not see the plots next to each other, but below each other).

         

These two marks tend to align most with the pharmaceutical text (yellow crosses) and the "ed" fraction is lower than that of all of the zodiac section, which I mentioned in the earlier post.
Here is also the PCA-type plot.

   

In one view, the two points are quite separate from the 'Q20 cloud' (dark blue) and in the other, one overlaps.
The two pages appear relatively far away from each other in the horizontal direction.
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RE: Do f58r/f58v show Currier languages evolving? - by ReneZ - 27-12-2022, 10:20 AM

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