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Typological validation of the Voynich discriminant zone. 63+ corpora, 35+ language families. Identifies Tagalog as the sole natural-language corpus entering the Voynich CI on VMML (text-specific). v2.3 adds §5.9: CBMI identified as primary Currier A/B discriminant — CBMIA = 1.97 bits vs CBMIB = 1.51 bits, Cohen's d = −1.01, within-quire p = 0.0008.
⬇ Download DOCX Zenodo →Implications for Voynich Manuscript discrimination. Tests whether Tagalog's elevated VMML generalises across texts. Austronesian family expansion. Character permutation test with CI95.
⬇ Download DOCX Zenodo →Raw metric results from our corpus analysis. Open for replication and extension.
VMML, BC, and CBMI values for all 9 corpora in the Paper 8 Austronesian expansion — including Tagalog (2 texts), Ilocano, Cebuano, Indonesian, Malay, Basque, and the Voynich canonical reference.
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Silva, F. J. F. da. (2026). BPE morpheme-length clustering across 55 writing system corpora: Typological validation and the Voynich discriminant zone (v2.6). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20668229
Silva, F. J. F. da. (2026). BPE VMML cross-text instability in Tagalog: Implications for Voynich Manuscript discrimination. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20668970