15-05-2021, 11:25 AM
Hi Rene,
I used the following very rough code:
These are two problems I see, but there might be others:
If I understand correctly, another difference is that you treat line-breaks as certain spaces, while I only counted spaces between consecutive words on the same line. I guess this explains why you find fewer c-starting words (they are rare after a line break).
I used the following very rough code:
Code:
grep -v '^#' ~/rec/voynich/software/ivtt/ZL_ivtff_1r.txt > /tmp/clean
for c in {a..z}
do
echo -n $c' '
for sep in '[.]' ','
do
END=`grep -o $c$sep'[a-z]' /tmp/clean | wc -l`
START=`grep -o '[a-z]'$sep$c /tmp/clean | wc -l`
echo -n $START $END ' '
done
echo
doneThese are two problems I see, but there might be others:
- 1-character words are not correcly handled
- I only consider couples of consecutive words both ending/starting with [a-z]
If I understand correctly, another difference is that you treat line-breaks as certain spaces, while I only counted spaces between consecutive words on the same line. I guess this explains why you find fewer c-starting words (they are rare after a line break).
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