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minus-square@ccunninglink5•5 months agoThis is awesome. If anyone could explain the reasoning behind it; that would be even more awesome. It always just seemed random to me.
minus-square@avguserlink8•edit-25 months agoIt’s effectively a Huffman tree based off the frequency letters occur in the English language used to minimize the overall symbol length duration of each letter in a message.
minus-square@[email protected]OPMlinkfedilink1•edit-25 months ago If anyone could explain the reasoning behind it The reason behind morse code? It was created to transfer messages through telegraphs
minus-square@Wild_Masticlink6•5 months agoPretty sure he means the dot and dash combinations. As in, why ‘A’ is not dot, since it’s the first letter of the alphabet?
minus-square@ccunninglink4•5 months agoThis is what I mean and am only now realizing I phrased very poorly…
minus-square@mojofrododojolinkEnglish2•edit-25 months agoI think he meant on how the chart is used. as in, start at the wheel, if the first sound is a dot, go left, if it’s a dash, go right. second sound etc I think this one is easier to read: https://lemmy.world/post/14922746
This is awesome.
If anyone could explain the reasoning behind it; that would be even more awesome. It always just seemed random to me.
It’s effectively a Huffman tree based off the frequency letters occur in the English language used to minimize the overall symbol
lengthduration of each letter in a message.The reason behind morse code? It was created to transfer messages through telegraphs
Pretty sure he means the dot and dash combinations. As in, why ‘A’ is not dot, since it’s the first letter of the alphabet?
This is what I mean and am only now realizing I phrased very poorly…
I think he meant on how the chart is used.
as in, start at the wheel, if the first sound is a dot, go left, if it’s a dash, go right. second sound etc
I think this one is easier to read: https://lemmy.world/post/14922746