Well, the genuine lengths most of them would be longer but for the high frequency symbols, and a few lengths would be longer but for the regional bias…
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Here is similar to what you ask. Pinkish color is repeat from left end, greenish color is repeat from right, except that if they are the same pinkish …
I separated the genuine lengths into groups, short varying, flat L17-19, and long varying. The repeated boundary symbols are included, and their frequ…
I separated the genuine lengths into groups, short varying, flat L17-19, and long varying. The repeated boundary symbols are included, and their frequ…
Here are the genuine lengths of the 340 sorted, with the repeated symbols at the beginning and end. 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 05 19 2…
The palindromic message is here:
I may make analysis of the pairs a low priority on second thought. We will see. Has anyone ever casted the message into different widths to look at re…
Thanks for the observation, Jarlve. At the least it is providing some good entertainment right now. Here are the genuine lengths in order for you to …
I like the idea of separating genuine lengths and sub lengths for analysis. I was wondering what would happen if I read the 340 right left bottom top….
I like how you separate into two categories genuine start and sub lengths. My convention starts at 1 yes. A stacked column chart. Blue is sub lengths…
I agree and I like your heatmap. In the future could you show column and row numbers so I can get reference to positions of other observations? Thanks…
Find a start position, green. At L=17, the symbol directly below it is the repeated symbol. Look to the right of the green symbol for a yellow symbol …
I wonder how the start and stop positions for the unique strings of length about 17 compare with the period 19 bigram repeat symbol positions. My gues…
I don’t know for myself if there is any relationship between the 17 x 20 grid and 26 L=17. There are a lot of unique strings longer than 17, and with …