Evaluates reproducible computational framework in corpus-wide analysis, indicating reliability in findings.
UPDATE: This record has been superseded by the v22-paper release:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21094368 # A Reproducible Computational Framework for Corpus-Wide Morphological Evaluation of the Voynich Manuscript This archive contains the materials accompanying the study **"A Reproducible Computational Framework for Corpus-Wide Morphological Evaluation of the Voynich Manuscript."** The release corresponds to **parser version v22** and represents the fixed reference version used for all analyses reported in the manuscript. ## Contents This archive includes: - Final manuscript (PDF and editable source)- Parser implementation (version v22)- Lexical resources- Evaluation datasets- Parser outputs- Robustness (ablation) analysis results- Supplementary tables- Documentation for reproducing the reported analyses ## Reproducibility This Zenodo archive should be regarded as the permanent reference snapshot corresponding to the reported study. The associated GitHub repository may continue to evolve after this release; however, all results reported in the manuscript correspond to the archived version preserved here. ## Related Repository The active development repository is available on GitHub. Future parser improvements, additional lexical resources, and methodological refinements may appear in later GitHub releases, while this Zenodo archive remains the citable version associated with the manuscript. ## Keywords Voynich Manuscript; computational linguistics; digital humanities; morphological parsing; Latin morphology; corpus analysis; reproducible research
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