Table 2 Minimum edge-wise phenetic distances separating instruments from the banjo on the NeightborNet network.
From: Quantitative similarities between the banjo and a diverse collection of West African lutes
Phenetic distance from banjo | Instruments | Instrument language groups |
|---|---|---|
0.535263 | gurmi | Omotic |
0.575917 | gulum | Omotic |
0.596424 | gullum | Omotic |
0.607682 | bunchundo, busunde, ekonting, kisinta, kusunde, nopata | Bakic (Atlantic) |
0.677421 | molo1 | Fulani-Wolof (Atlantic) |
0.867669 | gurumi1, gurumi4, ngulan | Saharan-Songhai, Omotic, Adamawa |
0.909276 | keleli | Saharan-Songhai |
0.912488 | juru_kelenni | Mande |
0.950881 | konou | Dogon |
0.97585 | garaya2, gzopoli, kologo, komo, konde, kuban, kwamsa, yakandi, yomshi | Fulani-Wolof (Atlantic), Adamawa, Gur, Omotic, Mande, Benue-Kwa |
0.976086 | jurkel2 | Fulani-Wolof (Atlantic) |
0.997285 | kona, molo4 | Dogon, Fulani-Wolof (Atlantic) |
>1 | duru, garaya1, kakanza, gurumi2, gurumi3, kaburu, molo5, moolooru, jurkel1, kola_lemme, gesere, xalam_gesere, molo2, kambre, kubru, teharden, bappe, molo3, n_jurkel, kerona, kontingo, gambare, n_goni, n_goni_ba, n_goni_micin, tidinit, keronaru, diassare, koni1, koni2, kook, n_dere, xalam | Benue-Kwa, Omotic, Semitic-Berber, Saharan-Songhai, Benue-Kwa, Fulani-Wolof (Atlantic), Mande |
