Cracking Voynichese with Bayesian Statistics Cracking the Voynich code with Bayesian Theory of Information can sometimes feel like solving a puzzle. But what if we could crack the code using modern technology? The answer may surprise you: we can identify the grammatical roots of a language through statistical analysis. Let’s delve into the fascinating world […]
Folio F1R is calling, now or never it is… We all want to know what the Voynich MS hides in its entrails. At least, I do… But little did you know that the first page actually has a lot to say on its own, right? With its 28 lines and 177 spaces, that amounts to […]
11 Reasons is my way to say infinitely many. But believe me, it is useful. I want to let you know that even though I use my new system, I still rely on the FSG digitization. We will try to answer how FSG digitization of the Voynich Manuscript is enough for NLP, not! At the […]
A very interesting question about the how to read the Voynich manuscript remains unsolved. No one seems to actually be able to read the Voynich manuscript. Digital versions have allowed study of the manuscript all around the world. And this seems to open up a case for unprecedented research. In fact, some people claim that […]
