Probabilistic Methods for a Japanese Syllable Cipher
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This paper attacks a Japanese syllable-substitution cipher. We use a probabilistic, noisy-channel framework, exploiting various Japanese language models to drive the decipherment. We describe several innovations, including a new objective function for searching for the highestscoring decipherment. We include empirical studies of the relevant phenomena, and we give improved decipherment accuracy rates.
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تاریخ انتشار 2009