Scales up Utility_Behemoth to handle two factors on the x-axis, allowing for longitudinal plotting

Usage

Utility_LongitudinalBehemoth(
  data,
  Variable,
  GlobalFactor,
  LocalFactor,
  PositionDodgeWith = 0.8,
  DotSize = 3,
  DotSpacing = 2,
  shape_palette,
  fill_palette,
  savePlot = FALSE,
  outpath = NULL,
  filename = NULL,
  dpi = 600,
  width = 6,
  height = 3
)

Arguments

data: The data.frame for plotting
Variable: The column name of data you want visualized
GlobalFactor: The column name that you want to use as the primary factor on the x-axis
LocalFactor: The column name that you want to use as the secondary factor on the x-axis
DotSize: Default 3, sets the beeswarm dot size
DotSpacing: Default 2, dictates area the dots sprawl across
shape_palette: A list dictating the shapes the LocalFactor values should correspond to
fill_palette: A list dictating the fills the LocalFactor values should correspond to
savePlot: Default FALSE, saves a .png file to the designated location
outpath: Default NULL, provide a file.path to storage location for savePlot
filename: Default NULL sets filename to LongitudinalBehemoth, alternatively provide your own filename.
dpi: Default 600, sets pixels for savePlot
width: Default 6, sets width for savePlot
height: Default 3, sets height for savePlot
PositionDodgeWidth: Default 0.8, sets how far apart the beeswarm and boxplots are from those of the other LocalFactor