[Article] New Article by Layfield and Davis

[Koen G]

Some parts of the paper are a bit technical for me to grasp entirely, but I understand it as mostly confirming things we know:

1.  Currier A and Currier B are different.
   
2.  Sections are different from one another, for example we have long known that circular text behaves differently, and Q13 has even lower "variation" than other sections (TTR, entropy).
   

There may be interesting findings wrt generated text, but I am unable to assess those.

I suspect that the upcoming paper will be more revealing: to what extent does the method actually support the singulion hypothesis?