24-04-2025, 09:43 AM
Hi guys,
My first thread on voynich ninja.
I am a software developer with mathematics background, and i would like to contribute to the voynich project with my programmin/statistical skills.
Really happy to be here on this ninja forum, but it is kinda overwhelming. There is just too much to jump into it random. What i would like is more of a guide where to begin on this forum. I downloaded some scripts from stolfi's website, but most of it is more than 20 years old. I hope there has been more statistics progress in the time since.
Q1:
Is there an interlinear file (fsg) that also contains which scribe wrote each section?
Q2:
Some research seems more useful than others, but this forum seems really individualistic? Is somebody continuing on the work of stephen bax or the CLS system?
Q3:
If it is not there and hasnt been tried, i would like to propose to do some weekly or monthly video conference chatting, brainstorming.
I am enjoying how much you guys have already done, and how supportive some of the community members are.
Kind regards,
Davidd.
My first thread on voynich ninja.
I am a software developer with mathematics background, and i would like to contribute to the voynich project with my programmin/statistical skills.
Really happy to be here on this ninja forum, but it is kinda overwhelming. There is just too much to jump into it random. What i would like is more of a guide where to begin on this forum. I downloaded some scripts from stolfi's website, but most of it is more than 20 years old. I hope there has been more statistics progress in the time since.
Q1:
Is there an interlinear file (fsg) that also contains which scribe wrote each section?
Q2:
Some research seems more useful than others, but this forum seems really individualistic? Is somebody continuing on the work of stephen bax or the CLS system?
Q3:
If it is not there and hasnt been tried, i would like to propose to do some weekly or monthly video conference chatting, brainstorming.
I am enjoying how much you guys have already done, and how supportive some of the community members are.
Kind regards,
Davidd.