Segmenting Syllables in Cornish Text - further work on Skeul an Yeth 1

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28 Apr 2022 - Davydh Trethewey

In my last post I mentioned a Jupyter notebook, I created to analyse the syllables in the Cornish text of the Skeul an Yeth 1 example sentences.

I have expanded this a little, firstly to remove punctuation characters from syllables, and then to analyse the final letters of syllables.

Showing the numbers of syllables starting with each two letter combination
Showing the counts of syllables starting with each two-letter combination (of which there are 168 different ones with non-zero count)
Showing the numbers of syllables starting with each two letter combination
Showing the counts of syllables starting with each two-letter combination, using imshow() in matplotlib. In this version of the plot, the colour scheme is set by the square-root of the frequency.
Showing the numbers of syllables starting with each two letter combination
Showing the counts of syllables ending with each two-letter combination (of which there are 203 different ones with non-zero count)
Showing the numbers of syllables starting with each two letter combination
Showing the counts of syllables ending with each two-letter combination, using imshow() in matplotlib. In this version of the plot, the colour scheme is set by the square-root of the frequency.

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