It would be interesting to see the different German dialects, but it's probably lower priority. They will probably cluster almost on top of each other on the graph.
Also, even though some of the marginalia is German, that does not mean that the main text is German. In this particular analysis, Voynichese does not come anywhere near German on the graph.
I was going to suggest adding Swedish or Icelandic, so one of the older Germanic languages would be represented, but they are so similar to other Germanic languages, it likely will come out near German and English and the additional information probably won't be very useful.
Darrin, I want to thank you for posting all this. It has increased my awareness of Caucasian languages. I have looked at them briefly, but not as much as some of the other language groups.
Also, even though some of the marginalia is German, that does not mean that the main text is German. In this particular analysis, Voynichese does not come anywhere near German on the graph.
I was going to suggest adding Swedish or Icelandic, so one of the older Germanic languages would be represented, but they are so similar to other Germanic languages, it likely will come out near German and English and the additional information probably won't be very useful.
Darrin, I want to thank you for posting all this. It has increased my awareness of Caucasian languages. I have looked at them briefly, but not as much as some of the other language groups.