07-06-2026, 10:14 PM
Thank you for this demonstration, however for a statistical test it will take a reasonable amount of encoded text (ideally the size of the actual manuscript) to be able to compare the results to Voynichese.
Note that even your short example is not very Voynich-like, with sequences like edrol, chkoaiin, opedy, that don't appear in the manuscript, even though they seem to correspond to normal frequent words and combinations of characters, as far as I can see. So far I'm under impression that this method might collapse very quickly when applied to a longer text. I'm not sure I understand how you derive the claim that "The Vowel Bridge Model fits remarkably well into the statistical peculiarities of the VMS".
Note that even your short example is not very Voynich-like, with sequences like edrol, chkoaiin, opedy, that don't appear in the manuscript, even though they seem to correspond to normal frequent words and combinations of characters, as far as I can see. So far I'm under impression that this method might collapse very quickly when applied to a longer text. I'm not sure I understand how you derive the claim that "The Vowel Bridge Model fits remarkably well into the statistical peculiarities of the VMS".