Bit-level Geometry: A deterministic discovery of Voynichese building blocks

[TheEnglishKiwi]

Well, I've tried for a long time to find a method to parse Voynich word types into 'chunks', including by using a compression algorithm, without finding anything conclusive. So I'm happy to see this approach taken further with a new tool. Do you have a list of the 'repeating patterns' the algorithm identifies in the manuscript (or even better, in the different sections of the manuscript)?

Hey Mauro,

I ran a quick snapshot script, here's the output!

--- Voynich Quick Snapshot: Most Frequent EVA Patterns ---

**Common Prefixes** (word-initial 3-grams)
ch-, qo-, sh-, ok-, ot-, da-, ol-, ai-, or-, al-

**Common Suffixes** (word-final 3-grams)
-dy, -in, -ey, -ol, -ar, -or, -hy, -al, -!n, -ir

**Common Roots/Cores** (internal 3-grams)
che, iin, aii, edy, y q, qok, cho, she, y o, oke

**Common Roots/Cores** (internal 4-grams)
aiin, y qo, hedy, dy q, y ch, ched, daii, qoke, okee, n ch

--- End Snapshot ---