IRIS
Time is spatial: later author pseudotime moves outward, while angle keeps neighborhood structure in view.
Same 22,282 asexual atlas cells, two layouts. IRIS uses the paper's supplied asexual pseudotime as the radial coordinate; UMAP is the original atlas embedding.
Time is spatial: later author pseudotime moves outward, while angle keeps neighborhood structure in view.
The original atlas view keeps local neighborhoods, but pseudotime has to be read through color.