Count of Executive Orders per presidential term USA

Using data from The American Presidency Project and the Federal Register two graphs on the number of executive orders per presidential term in the USA, post WWII.

First one shows the count per term per day since the start of the term. This means some lines stop earlier than others because they either concern not finishing the term (Kennedy, Nixon) or vice-presidents taking over the presidency (Johnson, Ford).

Truman has been excluded in this overview to make it readable.

Graph with count of signed executive orders per presidential term as function of days in office, for presidents since Eisenhower.
Lowest line is GW Bush 2 ending at 118.
Highest so far is Carter with 320.
But the current term for Trump (only 110 days so far) jumps out because of the steep upward curve to now already 150.

Second graph shows totals per presidential term, this time with Truman included.
For Trump 2 up till date of publication (no full term).

Graph showing for post war presidents of the USA the number of executive orders per presidential term.	
Data:	
Harry S. Truman	504
Harry S. Truman	403
Dwight Eisenhower	266
Dwight Eisenhower	218
John F. Kennedy	214
Lyndon B. Johnson	325
Richard Nixon	247
Richard Nixon	99
Gerald Ford	169
Jimmy Carter	320
Ronald Reagan	213
Ronald Reagan	168
George Bush	166
Bill Clinton	200
Bill Clinton	164
George W. Bush	173
George W. Bush	118
Barack Obama	147
Barack Obama	129
Donald Trump	220
Joe Biden	162
Donald Trump	150