(25-06-2025, 10:33 AM)dashstofsk wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.This matrix gives all the ratios. The word counts for the most frequent words are broadly in the range of what would be expected. No significant big swings from parity.
How to you define significant? I see numbers like 0.11 and 2.47 and 4.24, etc, this is difference up to 8 times the expected number.
There are empty slots. Which means the count is zero, I suppose. Like for Shekeedy, which could be made of Shek (count 53) and eedy (count 612). But somehow it's not there. How likely is that?
Overall, thank you for the numbers, but I do not agree with the conclusions. While Voynichese seems to allow for much more freedom in combining chunks, the prefixes and suffixes are not selected randomly and independently. There appears to be some system in place. Which for me points more towards the cipher hypothesis.

