A family of grammars for Voynichese

[Mauro]

I also take the chance to compliment for your works on the Marginalia (just saw them yesterday, I have a lot of threads to read xD). I'd wish I had 1/100th of your skills and knowledge in paleography and image processing!! And of course, clues external to the bare transcribed text could be (and are) very, very useful.

Thank you so much, but I think there is some misunderstanding, while I do have some skills in automated image processing, paleography is definitely not on my CV. I'm not even sure what paleography is exactly, I assume it has something to do with history and images. With the marginalia I only tried to enhance the multispectral images and accidentally stumbled upon a strange feature at the bottom right of f116v, that's my only contribution, I think. My main area of interest is the text, that's why I'm so curious about the results you have shared and the general methodology.

I thought that because you said you reviewed a lot of European signatures of the XV-XVII centuries, I assumed doing that was inside the field of paleography (not sure exactly how it's defined, tbh  ). In any case, an enviable skill!