A Novel Approach for Solving the Minimum Completion Term of the Voynich Manuscript – The problem of learning to rank in a multilingual language is a fundamental and demanding task in linguistics. In this work, we investigate the ability of deep learning model-based models to find out how to rank, by the use of their output language-specific features. The resulting problem was investigated in the context of a language learning task, called language-specific ranking, where individuals have only two choices: to rank with their target language or to rank using an external language class. In some examples, the task was to assign the ranking of a word to a set of sentences, based on its linguistic structure and sentence length. In this task, we also consider a more general set of tasks. We demonstrate that a deep neural net trained on a single sentence can reach rank more accurately than human-trained on a given pair of sentences. The resulting algorithm is a model-free, machine-learnable solution to this problem.
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