04-02-2016, 09:38 AM
I have recently published a paper about this subject: "Co-Occurrence Patterns in the Voynich Manuscript"
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Two important differences were found between the VMS and natural language. First, the same and similar words were used near to each other in the VMS text, whereas in in natural languages it is avoided to use the same or similar words in a row. Second, the level of context dependency for the VMS text is more comprehensive since the same, and also similar, words were used near to each other.
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Two important differences were found between the VMS and natural language. First, the same and similar words were used near to each other in the VMS text, whereas in in natural languages it is avoided to use the same or similar words in a row. Second, the level of context dependency for the VMS text is more comprehensive since the same, and also similar, words were used near to each other.