Surface plot interprets dims 1 and 2 of a matrix to be y and x (should be reversed)

For example:

plot_ly(z = ~volcano, type = "surface")

Obviously, the 1st dimension of matrix volcano is interpreted as the 'y', while the 2nd dimension as the 'x'.

However, a more natural order is: 1st dimension of matrix to be 'x', while the 2nd dimension to be 'y'. Such interpretation is in other R packages such as MASS: the function kde2d() will returns x, y and z matrix, where the dim1 and 2 of z is x and y respectively.

从 plot_ly(z = ~volcano, type = "surface") 示例开始，追踪矩阵维度如何映射到曲面图。将该约定与 MASS::kde2d() 进行比较，然后验证在渲染的曲面中，矩阵的第一个维度映射到 x，第二个维度映射到 y。