(22-01-2026, 04:21 AM)ahalay-mahalay wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.The three dark lines for folios f14v, f27v, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. represent pages that are very different from the rest at 0.19.Hello,
Has anyone noticed anything like that before or is that one of those dull things that has already been reported a decade ago?
There were some page comparisons done with various metrics...
From my notes (these are only extremely low (0-1) counts that I noticed, not an exhaustive study, and I don't have a measure of how unusual they are statistically, but zero occurrence of a frequent EVA letter like e or n is of course very unusual):
f14v: 0e 0al
f27v: 0n 1i 1q 0al 1ey
f44r: 0eo
There are two 0e pages: f14v, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and only one 0n page: f27v.
There are many (~18) 0eo pages, it's not that unusual, so there may be some other unusual frequency of bigrams that makes You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. stand out in your statistics.
No section is homogeneous for character unigram/bigram statistics, there are weird pages that stand out visibly and others that show some incongruities but the sample size of a single page is small, so deviations from the mean are often not very noticeable or significant.

