Add SCOT to multimodal data integration

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[scottgigante-immunai]

@atong01 the unbalanced SCOT method you merged a while back was never imported and therefore never tested. When we import it, it fails tests due to an overflow error returning the aligned space as all NaN. Would you prefer to a) figure out how to fix it or b) remove it?

[atong01]

I'm probably not going to fix it in the near future. I'd recommend removing it until someone has time. The original repo seems to be updated with some "v2.0" since I last looked. Not sure what is changed in this version. I had to fork and make it installable at some point which is what we are currently using.

Thanks for your help Scott!

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