07-06-2026, 08:15 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-06-2026, 08:16 AM by anyasophira.)
On the EVA word level, the VMS looks alien.
Under VBM segmentation, however, the text begins to look like a consonant/vowel stream:
V - C - C - V - C - C - V ...
That is exactly what one would expect if a natural language were encoded through a position-dependent mechanism.
I am trying to understand how
This works.
Please walk me through this - you state that we expect this in natural language. Why? When and where is it demonstrated in language and when and where is it not demonstrated in other examples.
Also
Are you saying that chol means the sound ze?
Under VBM segmentation, however, the text begins to look like a consonant/vowel stream:
V - C - C - V - C - C - V ...
That is exactly what one would expect if a natural language were encoded through a position-dependent mechanism.
I am trying to understand how
This works.
Please walk me through this - you state that we expect this in natural language. Why? When and where is it demonstrated in language and when and where is it not demonstrated in other examples.
Also
Are you saying that chol means the sound ze?