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Calendar plot with geom_segment()

I have the following dataset in R. I aim to do a ggplot where the scale goes from 1 to 12 (January, February, …, December) in the x-axis, and the y-axis goes from 1 to 6( num_months variable). Then, I want to use geom_pointrage, with the minimum being start_month_year and the maximum being end_month_year (so they represent the num_months). I want to facet horizontally by the variable year.

Calendar plot with geom_rect()

I have the following dataset in R. I aim to do a ggplot where the scale goes from 1 to 12 (January, February, …, December) in the x-axis, and the y-axis goes from 1 to 6( num_months variable). Then, I want to use geom_pointrage, with the minimum being start_month_year and the maximum being end_month_year (so they represent the num_months). I want to facet horizontally by the variable year.

Calendar plot with geom_pointrange()

I have the following dataset in R. I aim to do a ggplot where the scale goes from 1 to 12 (January, February, …, December) in the x-axis, and the y-axis goes from 1 to 6( num_months variable). Then, I want to use geom_pointrage, with the minimum being start_month_year and the maximum being end_month_year (so they represent the num_months). I want to facet horizontally by the variable year.

Calendar ggplot with geom_pointrange

I have the following dataset in R. My goal is to do a ggplot where the scale goes from 1 to 12 (for each year) in the x-axis, and the y-axis goes from 1 to 6 like the num_months variable. Then, I want to use geom_pointrage, with the minimum being start_month_year and the maximum being end_month_year. I want to facet horizontally by the variable year.

How to show labels at front and last points after geom_smooth using geom_dl?

This question refers to generic problem but my code set is very much different and most of the solutions give are basically work-around. So, I also need a little help in tagging lables next to beginning and end of ‘geom_smooth’ line.
The labels are diplayed at a distance making it confusing especially when there are minor differences in the colors of lines.