We have already seen some types of multi-plot grids, when we used the row and col variables for various facets of visualization in the Line plots with long form dataset and Point plot recipes earlier in the chapter. However, seaborn provides three sets of predefined grids for different purposes.
jointplot() and JointGrid() enable the creation of three axes/plots as one figure. The main axes is called the joint plot, and the other two are called marginal axes. One of the marginal axes is on top of the joint plot, and the second marginal axes is on the right side of the joint plot. The relationship between the two variables is plotted on the joint plot, and the univariate distribution of each of these two variables is plotted on each of the marginal axes. These functions have various parameters that provide flexibility in choosing the types of graphs on each of...
