Seeing correlations between tags would be a really nice way to find trends. For example, knowing that vulnerabilities tagged with "bounty" are also likely to be "escaped test", or that "too many cooks" correlates with "i18n". Here are some ideas on how to visualize and explore this:
I like the idea of a matrix of tags where you can see where certain tags go with each other. I've put together a basic visual of this:
Of course it looks terrible but the idea is that you can explore thing in a matrix and visit a particular set of vulnerabilities
Sankey, Parallel Sets, and Alluvial Diagrams
Another option is to build a Sankey diagram where the tag types flow in a single column and you have curved arcs going from one tag to the next when there are vulneraiblities with both of those tags.
Seeing correlations between tags would be a really nice way to find trends. For example, knowing that vulnerabilities tagged with "bounty" are also likely to be "escaped test", or that "too many cooks" correlates with "i18n". Here are some ideas on how to visualize and explore this:
Correlogram
Here's a basic one.
https://d3-graph-gallery.com/graph/correlogram_basic.html
I like the idea of a matrix of tags where you can see where certain tags go with each other. I've put together a basic visual of this:
Of course it looks terrible but the idea is that you can explore thing in a matrix and visit a particular set of vulnerabilities
Sankey, Parallel Sets, and Alluvial Diagrams
Another option is to build a Sankey diagram where the tag types flow in a single column and you have curved arcs going from one tag to the next when there are vulneraiblities with both of those tags.
https://github.com/d3/d3-sankey
and
https://observablehq.com/@d3/sankey
This could get quite busy depending on which tags we choose to use.
@diego-avila-358 let's keep our ideas for this visual on this comment.