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RE: questions to Torsten Timm about his paper - Davidsch - 18-05-2016
Torsten thank you but I have not studied that science and i can not follow,
-"to count the number of steps needed to transform one word into another one"-
that is why i asked a layman's example so i can understand it without having to study and plough through
I understand your way of definition on the distance on letters
If i compare two strings i can count the "Torsten Timm letter distances on the position of the maximum length of the biggest string".
Which becomes only relevant if you have a proper "Torsten Timm letter distance table on the words"
Even then it does not tell me much if it has not been compared to another language.
So, i persist in the question: How do you compare, or what do you compare and what is the process or the result?
If you want to be quick and plain: i am really quickly satisfied with 1 simple example.
RE: questions to Torsten Timm about his paper - Torsten - 18-05-2016
RE: questions to Torsten Timm about his paper - Davidsch - 19-05-2016
RE: questions to Torsten Timm about his paper - Torsten - 19-05-2016
RE: questions to Torsten Timm about his paper - Davidsch - 19-05-2016
RE: questions to Torsten Timm about his paper - Andrey - 20-05-2016
RE: questions to Torsten Timm about his paper - Anton - 20-05-2016
RE: questions to Torsten Timm about his paper - Andrey - 21-05-2016
RE: questions to Torsten Timm about his paper - Davidsch - 19-08-2016
RE: questions to Torsten Timm about his paper - Davidsch - 31-10-2016