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Families
A family is a set of problems from unrelated fields that get stuck the same way, such as a sensor failing in a pasture and one failing on a buoy. 385 of the 613 problems in the collection belong to a family so far. The rest stand alone for now. Each family is drawn with its own marks, and related families share marks.
Each bar is one family across the collection’s releases, oldest on the left. The newest families begin part-way along. Sizes are printed at the end of each row.
In words: the largest family has grown from 10 problems in the earliest grouping to 92 today, across five releases.