cell density scRNAseq
Hello,
I am new to scRNAseq data analysis. I am trying to understand the meaning of plotting cell density (contour plot). For example, the package scDataviz can plot/reveal the regions with high cell density but how should I interprete the results? what is the biological implication of seeing an higher cell density in a particular cluster? What does it mean cell density?
Thank you in advance for your help!
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