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Generative and Predictive Modeling Confirms Currier's A/B Distinction
Labyrinthinesecurity, 2026. The Voynich Ninja (forum), thread 5698.
A 2026 Voynich Ninja forum post reporting that an unsupervised two-group model on per-page character ratios recovers Currier's A and B languages and predicts them on held-out pages.
What it's used for here
The emerging-methods survey cites it as recent work on the A/B split, noting that its data are not public.
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Labyrinthinesecurity (2026). Generative and Predictive Modeling Confirms Currier's A/B Distinction. The Voynich Ninja (forum), thread 5698. https://www.voynich.ninja/thread-5698.html
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. “Generative and Predictive Modeling Confirms Currier's A/B Distinction.” The Voynich Ninja (forum), thread 5698 (2026).