Add visualization of binary relations #203
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visualize_unary.py gets renamed to make_plots.py because it now makes all the unary and binary plots for a given HIRM run.
The other big change is that missing observations now get plotted in a different color than 0's. I've chosen to plot them as white, and use a light color for 0's (and a dark color for 1's). That's a different choice than the previous code base (and HIRM paper), which plotted missing observations as grey. But I think that's a bad choice here because when plotting real valued observations, an intermediate value like 0.5 might also get displayed as grey.
Sample output:
