beeswarm | Honeypot deployment

can you please check if my plot ideas are correct for context:

1. a series of 10 individuals described by continuous variable/a series of 200 individuals described by a continuous variable frequency distribution of a categorical variable with 10 categories: Histogram

2. a series of 300 individuals described by continuous variable and a categorical variable with 5 categories: swarm or beeswarm

3. a series of 200 individuals described by a numerical discrete variable with 5 modalities: barchart

4. a series of 200 individuals described by continuous variable and a categorical variable with 4 categories/a series of 200 individuals described by continuous variable and a categorical variable with 4 categories: box plot(edited)

5. a contingency table with two categorical variables with 10 categories and 3 categories/a contingency table with a numerical discrete variable and a categorical variable with 3 categories: stacked percentage bar chart

My goal is to assign custom colours to the quantiles (first 25% of the data, second 25%, et cetera) for multiple beeswarm plots within a for loop. I have added my code and an image of a beeswarm plot. The grey coloured dots (see plot) need to be divided in four approximately equal groups in order to assign the custom colours to the dots. I am trying to do this with cut() and quantile().

Beeswarm plot

I am using the beeswarm package in R and have some problems customizing individual datapoints. I am using below data and code.

I have a code that essentially produces a beeswarm plot with a boxplot. The plot p1 looks exactly how I want to, but for p2, I am attempting to facet against the variable in data and would like to have one x axis tick that matches the title of the facet. An example image of my desired output is attached.

I'm using the 'beeswarm' package and want to plot an abline behind my points. The code below will plot the line on top of my points.

I want to know how many packages in my current library were installed from GitHub but can't find a way to go about it

I would like to create a kind of categorical beeswarm plot where my observations (circles) are arranged by year on the x axis and also categorically by type on the y axis. I personally find .scalePoint() easier to work with, but I'm beginning to think I might not be able to use it for this particular application. Here is my code:

I am trying to reproduce a similar figure

ggplot2_ecdf

My Data looks like this

I want to represent the density of a number of variables as you would in a boxplot, violin plot, or beeswarm. But in this case, each variable would be a band with the density displayed as a gradient along the bar.

Hopefully I don't need to manually draw bars as filled shapes.

Imagine if instead of the violins or boxplots, there was a bar with a gradient representing the density.