OK, voynichese.com is certainly the most popular source of transliteration data, but it is primarily for interactive/visual use. People doing data processing / number crunching will use batch data. I am aware of numerous people doing this and writing papers based on this.
My point is that, also in order to create something 'better' than voynichese.com, the starting point should not be the TT transliteration. There are much more complete and accurate files to start from.
Indeed, @famerjohn's web site is already a big step forward, but I am not aware that his data is also available in batch form. (If would be great if it were).
I have a complete set of files that could be used to set up a next generation voynichese.com, but I don't know how to do it.
My point is that, also in order to create something 'better' than voynichese.com, the starting point should not be the TT transliteration. There are much more complete and accurate files to start from.
Indeed, @famerjohn's web site is already a big step forward, but I am not aware that his data is also available in batch form. (If would be great if it were).
I have a complete set of files that could be used to set up a next generation voynichese.com, but I don't know how to do it.
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