Heap's Law
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The difference between vmsA and vmsB is interesting. Even within vmsA and vmsB the increase of the vocabulary is changing from time to time. There is for instance a break for vmsB at x=3500. For vmsA multiple smaller breaks exists. It seems that the parts in vmsA and vmsB are not very homogenous. Therefore it would be interesting to know which quire/part of the manuscript stands for which part of the graph.
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