VM word length famously follows binomial distribution of f(n, 9, 0.5) + 1
The details of the binomial distribution of course depend on the transliteration system. We don't know what makes a Voynich character (EVA:a, iin, aiin?). They also depend on how the many uncertain spaces are treated.
Stolfi observed that there are natural languages whose word length follows a binomial distribution.
Gaskell and Bowern found that spontaneous written gibberish can have a word length distribution with low skewness.
The details of the binomial distribution of course depend on the transliteration system. We don't know what makes a Voynich character (EVA:a, iin, aiin?). They also depend on how the many uncertain spaces are treated.
Stolfi observed that there are natural languages whose word length follows a binomial distribution.
Gaskell and Bowern found that spontaneous written gibberish can have a word length distribution with low skewness.


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