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| + | = Homophonic substitution with spaces = | ||
| + | Sometimes a homophonic substitution cipher will encode spaces with one or more symbols. | ||
| + | To solve it: Go to File, Load n-grams, navigate to AZdecrypt/N-grams/Spaces and select "5-grams_english+spaces_jarlve_reddit" | ||
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| + | Before that method was available, one way was to select the Substitution + units solver with the standard settings, Unit: symbol, Mode: Remove and perhaps Multiplicity weight: 1. [http://zodiackillersite.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=5059#p82408 (Thread)] | ||
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= Using AZDecrypt to auto-insert spaces in input = | = Using AZDecrypt to auto-insert spaces in input = | ||
Sometimes you have a plaintext that lacks spaces and want to automatically add spaces between words (or what might seem like words). Steps: | Sometimes you have a plaintext that lacks spaces and want to automatically add spaces between words (or what might seem like words). Steps: | ||
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* The spacing is based on the two letter 5-grams files inside the N-grams\Spaces directory. | * The spacing is based on the two letter 5-grams files inside the N-grams\Spaces directory. | ||
* Under Options, Solver options there are two settings related to it: | * Under Options, Solver options there are two settings related to it: | ||
Revision as of 02:34, 23 April 2022
Homophonic substitution with spaces
Sometimes a homophonic substitution cipher will encode spaces with one or more symbols. To solve it: Go to File, Load n-grams, navigate to AZdecrypt/N-grams/Spaces and select "5-grams_english+spaces_jarlve_reddit"
Before that method was available, one way was to select the Substitution + units solver with the standard settings, Unit: symbol, Mode: Remove and perhaps Multiplicity weight: 1. (Thread)
Using AZDecrypt to auto-insert spaces in input
Sometimes you have a plaintext that lacks spaces and want to automatically add spaces between words (or what might seem like words). Steps:
- The spacing is based on the two letter 5-grams files inside the N-grams\Spaces directory.
- Under Options, Solver options there are two settings related to it:
- (General) Add spaces to output
- (General) Add spaces to output iterations
- It uses a small hill climber for the function so upping the iterations may improve quality slightly.
