Rensa is a high-performance MinHash suite written in Rust with Python bindings. It's designed for efficient similarity estimation and deduplication of large datasets. It offers R-MinHash, C-MinHash, and OptDensMinHash variants, significantly faster than datasketch while maintaining comparable accuracy.
I used a Python t-SNE library to reduce the 200 feature dimensions for each word to 2 dimensions and plotted them in matplotlib. I saved out the x/y coordinates for each word in the book, so that I can show those words on the graph as you mouse over the replaced (blue) words.