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As an ex Navy telegraphist, I can tell you that you are missing some characters commonly used in Morse. For example, to identify an error the code is 8 x e (eeeeeeee), to start and end the text of a message bt sent as a single character, to terminate a transmission ar sent as a single character plus others.

You may also want to take into account different transmission speeds. 12 words a minute broadcast sounds a whole lot different to a manual 30 words a minute from a professional. Hope this helps.

P.S. You will have to teach it what a blank is, the space between words. An accurate example with translation can be seen in the Dam Busters film towards the end when the raid is happening.

As an ex Navy telegraphist, I can tell you that you are missing some characters commonly used in Morse. For example, to identify an error the code is 8 x e (eeeeeeee), to start and end the text of a message bt sent as a single character, to terminate a transmission ar sent as a single character plus others.

You may also want to take into account different transmission speeds. 12 words a minute broadcast sounds a whole lot different to a manual 30 words a minute from a professional.

You will have to teach it what a blank is, the space between words. An accurate example with translation can be seen in the Dam Busters film towards the end when the raid is happening.

As an ex Navy telegraphist: you are missing some characters commonly used in Morse i.e. to identify an error the code is 8 x e, to start and end the text of a message bt sent as a single character, to terminate a transmission ar sent as a single character plus others. you may also want to take into account different transmission speeds, 12 words a minute broadcast sounds a whole lot different to a manual 30 words a minute from a professional.

You will have to teach it what a blank is, the space between words. Accurate example with translation: Dam Busters film towards the end when the raid is happening.

As an ex Navy telegraphist, I can tell you that you are missing some characters commonly used in Morse. For example, to identify an error the code is 8 x e (eeeeeeee), to start and end the text of a message bt sent as a single character, to terminate a transmission ar sent as a single character plus others.

You may also want to take into account different transmission speeds. 12 words a minute broadcast sounds a whole lot different to a manual 30 words a minute from a professional. Hope this helps.

P.S. You will have to teach it what a blank is, the space between words. An accurate example with translation can be seen in the Dam Busters film towards the end when the raid is happening.

As an ex navy telegraphist you are missing some characters commonly used in Morse ie. to identify an error the code is 8 x e, to start and end the text of a message bt sent as a single character, to terminate a transmission ar sent as a single character plus others. you may also want to take into account different transmission speeds, 12 words a minute broadcast sounds a whole lot different to a manual 30 words a minute from a professional. Hope this helps. PS You will have to teach it what a blank is, the space between words. accurate example with translation, Dam Busters film towards the end when the raid is happening.

As an ex Navy telegraphist: you are missing some characters commonly used in Morse i.e. to identify an error the code is 8 x e, to start and end the text of a message bt sent as a single character, to terminate a transmission ar sent as a single character plus others. you may also want to take into account different transmission speeds, 12 words a minute broadcast sounds a whole lot different to a manual 30 words a minute from a professional. 

You will have to teach it what a blank is, the space between words. Accurate example with translation: Dam Busters film towards the end when the raid is happening.