The ngrams are augmented with all of Zodiac’s writings and phone calls. Nudging the model to prefer more Zodiac-like phrases and words is desirable si…
I’ve independently tried a similar idea. FWIW, I’m cross-correlating somewhat different fragments. 1) The 0L++0 fragment is objectively the most cons…
5-gram files – Beta2
It’s good that: – You found the words "[R]oute Cipher" hidden in plain sight. (Although the way you got the "R" into place is fa…
Books from project gutenberg always have the same passages at the beginning and at the end (license text and so on). Do you filter that out? I noticed…
Great work! I saw your site a few months ago. I like the direction of your analysis. The Mt Diablo code solution Is very compelling and well reasoned….
Your n-grams are amazing! I would like to include them with AZdecrypt when you are done with it. It seems that you filtered out the noise. Sure, that …
Thanks for the cipher list Jarlve! Much appreciated. Any more like this? Here’s a draft of my 5-gram file. I’m still tweaking it but I’m happy to sha…
Great idea Largo! Solve rate against a large set of ciphers would be an excellent yardstick to quantify performance. And I think it’s already possibl…
Even if true, this theory could never be proven. "MY NAME IS TED CRUZ AND MY DAD KILLED JFK" (is a valid homophonic decipherment of the 340…
Thank you Jarlve! This is wonderful! I’ll be extending the code and sharing it with the community soon.
– Once you’re using Firstgrams, you could also slightly sharpen the rest of the ngram distribution by subtracting the firstgram differences from the m…
To get 46 repeating bigrams, I resized the 340 into a 5 x 68 grid. Then I mirrored every grouping of 5 that didn’t have a bigram. Then I unmirrored a …