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model predicts the WF of colors not partaking in its mathematical derivation, we
then introduce into this equation CNVs associated with biblical names of three
other colors: elementary colors “red” and “green”, and the non-elementary color
magenta (argaman in Hebrew). The latter is produced by equal proportions of red
and blue and it has an equivalent WF of 546.5THz (find details in Comment 2
of section 12.3.3).
For yellow and blue:

• Yellow: CNV= 97; WF = 520 THz;
• Blue: CNV=850; WF=650.

Introducing these two data points into the equation of a line: WF=β +
0
β (CNV), we obtain: β = 503.2 ; β = 0.1726 (these values are close to the values
1
0
1
obtained by linear regression applied to all four colors in the basic set; find details
in Analysis III of section 12.3.3).
Introducing into this equation CNV values of the other colors, we obtain:
• Green (CNV=366, actual WF=565): WF (predicted from the model) =
566.4;
• Red (CNV=51, actual WF=517.2): WF (predicted) = 512.1;
• Magenta (argaman; CNV=294, actual WF=546.5): WF (predicted) =
554.0.

Actual data-points for (yellow, green, blue) are displayed in Table 21.1
(Example 4) and in Figure 21.4.

Stage II: At this stage we use computer simulation to generate artificially trios
of three-letter “biblical Hebrew” words in order to examine the likelihood of
their alignment on a straight line, similarly to the configuration observed for the
original true Hebrew words (refer, for example, to Figure 12.7). To guarantee both
randomness and adherence to the natural structure of biblical Hebrew words,
three-letter words are first generated randomly, where each letter is selected with
probability equal to its actual appearance in the Hebrew Bible. Thus, the second
letter in the Hebrew alphabet, the letter bet, appears 5.448% of the times and
therefore it is selected randomly with this probability (or sampling weight). Also,
generated words with same three letters are discarded as well as trios having any
two words with identical numerical values. The last rejection criterion was pursued
assuming that two Hebrew words representing two different objects (like Earth
and sun) do not share same numerical values. Also, all generated words had three
letters, even when actual (true) trios of words occasionally included four-letter