Kevin Knight
ABSTRACT
The Copiale cipher is a 105-page enciphered book dated 1866. We describe the features of the book and the method by which we deciphered it.
- K. Knight, A. Nair, N. Rathod, and K. Yamada, "Unsupervised Analysis for Decipherment Problems", Proc. ACL-COLING, 2006. Google Scholar
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Index Terms
- The Copiale cipher
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