Projects:2016s1-141 Cracking the Voynich manuscript code - Revision history

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	[6] Reed Johnson (2013, July 9), The Unread: The Mystery Of The Voynich Manuscript [Online].		[6] Reed Johnson (2013, July 9), The Unread: The Mystery Of The Voynich Manuscript [Online].
	Available: http://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/the-unread-the-mystery-of-the-voynich-manuscript		Available: http://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/the-unread-the-mystery-of-the-voynich-manuscript
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	[6] Reed Johnson (2013, July 9), The Unread: The Mystery Of The Voynich Manuscript [Online].		[6] Reed Johnson (2013, July 9), The Unread: The Mystery Of The Voynich Manuscript [Online].
	Available: http://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/the-unread-the-mystery-of-the-voynich-manuscript		Available: http://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/the-unread-the-mystery-of-the-voynich-manuscript
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 == Team members ==
-  Ruihang Feng
+  Ruihang Feng a1674940
-  Yaxin Hu
+  Yaxin Hu     a1672395
 == '''Project Introduction''' ==
 === '''Background''' ===

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	[6] Reed Johnson (2013, July 9), The Unread: The Mystery Of The Voynich Manuscript [Online].		[6] Reed Johnson (2013, July 9), The Unread: The Mystery Of The Voynich Manuscript [Online].
	Available: http://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/the-unread-the-mystery-of-the-voynich-manuscript		Available: http://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/the-unread-the-mystery-of-the-voynich-manuscript
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−	~~[7] R. Zandbergen (2016), History of research of the Voynich MS [Online]. Available: http://www.voynich.nu/solvers.html#n01~~
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−	~~[8] Mary E. D’Imperio, An Application of Cluster Analysis and Multiple Scaling to the Question of "Hands" and "Languages" in the Voynich Manuscript. Washington, DC, 1992.~~
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−	~~[9] Pelling, Nicholas, The curse of the Voynich; the secret history of the world's most mysterious manuscript, Compelling Press, Surbiton, 2006.~~
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−	~~[10] Bennett, William Ralph, Scientific and Engineering Problem Solving with the Computer. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, 1976.~~
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−	~~[11] Tiltman, John, “The Voynich Manuscript, The Most Mysterious Manuscript in the World”. NSA Technical Journal 12 (July 1967), pp.41-85.~~
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−	~~[12] Feely, Joseph M, Roger Bacon's Cipher: The Right Key Found, Rochester, 1943.~~
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−	~~[13] D'Imperio, Mary E, The Voynich Manuscript - an elegant enigma, Aegean Park Press, 1978.~~
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−	~~[14] R. Zandbergen (2016), History of research of the Voynich MS [Online]. Available: http://www.voynich.nu/solvers.html#n43~~
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−	~~[15] Wikipidia, Medieval Literature [Online].~~
−	~~Available: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medieval_literature#Languages~~
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−	~~[16] Wikipidia, Letter frequency [Online].~~
−	~~Available: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_frequency~~

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 As we talked before, there is the highest possible relationship between the Voynich manuscript and German, and ‘e’ as a letter that appears three times in German, there is possible relationship between ‘i’, ‘e’ in the Voynich manuscript and ‘e’ in German, which need further searching if there can be found any breakpoint in the text investigation.
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+== '''Phase 2: illustraction investigation''' ==
 === Searching initial numbers and possible numerical words inside images ===

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 *Match the characters and digits and make inference about the relationship between characters and digits.
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 === Characterisation of the Voynich manuscript ===
 Figure 6 shows the letter frequency in Voynich manuscript. There are 24 letters in Voynich manuscript. As the figure shows, that o, e, h, and y are the four most frequency letters, and S, z, v, x are the four least frequency letters. The blue line is the tendency of all the letters.

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	[2] Shailor, Barbara A.,Beinecke MS 408, Yale University, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, General Collection of Rare Books and Manuscripts, Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts, accessed 24 June 2013.		[2] Shailor, Barbara A.,Beinecke MS 408, Yale University, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, General Collection of Rare Books and Manuscripts, Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts, accessed 24 June 2013.
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−	~~[1] R. Zandbergen (2016). The Voynich MS-Introduction [Online]. Available: http://www.voynich.nu/intro.html~~
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−	~~[2] Kevin Knight, Sravana Reddy, What We Know About The Voynich Manuscript [Online]. Available: http://www.isi.edu/natural-language/people/voynich-11.pdf~~

	[3] Stojko, John, Letters to God’s Eye: The Voynich Manuscript for the first time deciphered and translated into English. New York: Vantage Press, 1978.		[3] Stojko, John, Letters to God’s Eye: The Voynich Manuscript for the first time deciphered and translated into English. New York: Vantage Press, 1978.

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 *‘a’ and ‘1’
 *‘r’ and ‘1’
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 *Investigate laws from marginal symbols form the perspective of digits.
-Over the past two semesters, the whole phases have been finished. As the analysis in the section 6.1, we can infer that the language which is used in the Voynich manuscript may be a branch of German.
+Over the past two semesters, the whole phases have been finished. As the analysis in the chapter 6, we can infer that the language which is used in the Voynich manuscript may be a branch of German.
 The most Possible digits: