Adding CFReT-pilot analysis plots #62
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This PR includes a series of plots aimed at evaluating how the buscar pipeline analyzes the dataset, specifically the cfret-pilot dataset. In this dataset, drug_x was removed because it is not publishable; however, the following plots are included to illustrate the analysis.
Sankey diagram: Shows how single cells contribute to each cluster.
PCA/UMAP plots (2): One plot illustrates how the on and off features are represented in PCA/UMAP space, while the second shows where the different types of data representations and see how they cluster in the heatmap.
Heatmaps (2): One heatmap visualizes data-type representations to assess where different data representations reside, and the other shows how single cells populate each cluster.