Facets are plots that are split into multiple panels. I'll use the same built-in R dataset from the previous blog post: plotly-as-a-data-visualization-alternative.html to illustrate how to integrate facets in your data analysis workflow.
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SCATTER PLOT WITH FACETS
Now, hover over the scatterplot and you'll see what state corresponds to each point! The advantage of faceted plots is visualizing subsets of the baseline dataset by group—in this case by Visited_YN.
Back to life without facets
Without Facet Example
SCATTER PLOT WITHOUT FACETS
Besides the two data visualization subsets, the plot is identical. Try hovering over a few states in both graphs to experience it yourself!
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