ABSTRACT
One technique essential to high-dimensional data visualization is the ability to arrange multiple views. By arranging multiple lowdimensional graphics of the same (or similar) high-dimensional data, one can put local summaries and patterns into a global context. When arranging multiple plotly objects, you have some flexibility in terms of how you arrange them: you could use subplot() to merge multiple plotly objects into a single object (useful for synchronizing zoom/pan events across multiple axes), place them in separate HTML tags (Section 13.2), or embedded in a larger system for intelligently managing many views (Section 13.3).
