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SSPR
1998
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Torah Codes: New Experimental Protocols

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Torah Codes: New Experimental Protocols

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Abstract. Because of its unexpected nature, finding words as equidistant letter sequences (Torah codes) in a text may appear to be interesting. However, there is a significant probability that they occur by chance. In this paper we discuss a repeatable and objective methodology for defining a priori related pairs of key words for use in an experiment and we define a testing methodlogoy for testing the hypothesis of whether such related equidistant letter sequences found in the Torah text are more spatially close in the text than expected by chance.

Robert M. Haralick

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Added	06 Aug 2010
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Type	Conference
Year	1998
Where	SSPR
Authors	Robert M. Haralick

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