Here are three 'cuts' of PCA plots that have been shown in this thread. One can see that the points are moving, which means that the principal axes are rotating. This is the effect of the higher components which are not visible in each plot due to the projection of 50+ dimensions to only 2. Unfortunately, I am not entirely sure which other changes were made apart from adding more Voynich transliterations. (I believe that Romani was added at one point as well).
First and second plots:
One can see how the points on the right have moved due to the new projection, and how the Voynich point, which was originally vertically between Andi, Ossetic and Agul, has now moved outside. This is the result of separations in higher dimensions.
In the third plot theree are three versions of Voynichese:
and now the Voynich points have also moved 'beyond'' Adyghe.
One can observe the significant rotations also from the relative positions of Mandarin and Korean, or Abaza and Mongolian, among others.
First and second plots:
One can see how the points on the right have moved due to the new projection, and how the Voynich point, which was originally vertically between Andi, Ossetic and Agul, has now moved outside. This is the result of separations in higher dimensions.
In the third plot theree are three versions of Voynichese:
and now the Voynich points have also moved 'beyond'' Adyghe.
One can observe the significant rotations also from the relative positions of Mandarin and Korean, or Abaza and Mongolian, among others.