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Participant 1
Initial description: The color in the bottom left corner of the test input is used to create a continuous (back-and-forth) diagonal in the test output. This jagged line is surrounded by light blue squares.
Final description: The color in the bottom left corner of the test input is used to create a continuous (back-and-forth) diagonal in the test output. This jagged line is surrounded by light blue squares.
Participant 2
Initial description: Extended blue squares up and diagonally 1 square until reaching the top, while alternating directions when reaching the edge, then fill the rest of the squares with light blue.
Final description: Extended blue squares up and diagonally 1 square until reaching the top, while alternating directions when reaching the edge, then fill the rest of the squares with light blue.
Participant 3
Initial description: The output is the same height and width as the input. You make a dark blue zig-zag starting from the square in the lower left corner, then going right to left as you go up. Then you color the remaining squares light blue.
Final description: The output is the same height and width as the input. You make a dark blue zig-zag starting from the square in the lower left corner, then going right to left as you go up. Then you color the remaining squares light blue.
Participant 4
Initial description: Starting from dark blue block provided as input, have one dark blue block touch one corner of another dark blue block on each row and make all other blocks light blue.
Final description: Starting from dark blue block provided as input, have one dark blue block touch one corner of another dark blue block on each row and make all other blocks light blue.
Participant 5
Initial description: The entire background becomes light blue. The dark blue starting block moves upwards in a diagonal to the right until it reaches the border, then it turns left and does the same thing until it hits that border, and then continues with that pattern until the grid ends.
Final description: The entire background becomes light blue. The dark blue starting block moves upwards in a diagonal to the right until it reaches the border, then it turns left and does the same thing until it hits that border, and then continues with that pattern until the grid ends.
Participant 6
Initial description: The shape moves up like a staircase. It bounces off the sides.
Final description: The dark blue moves up like a staircase. Black squares become light blue.
Participant 7
Initial description: from the square continue diagonally off the opposing side all the way to to the top
Final description: thought it was just complete diagonally. Now I see I totally ignored the other color.
Participant 8
Initial description: dark blue travels diagionally upwards from the corner until it reaches and edge, then switches directions
Final description: dark blue travels diagionally upwards from the corner until it reaches and edge, then switches directions
Participant 9
Initial description: Fill a grid the same size as the input light blue, then draw a dark blue diagonal line up to the right from the bottom left corner. When the line hits the right side, switch the diagonal to the left, and continue this until you reach the top.
Final description: Fill a grid the same size as the input light blue, then draw a dark blue diagonal line up to the right from the bottom left corner. When the line hits the right side, switch the diagonal to the left, and continue this until you reach the top.
Participant 10
Initial description: Extend the blue diagonally upward. When the side of the edge is reached, switch directions -- still going up -- until the top of the grid is reached.
Final description: Starting at with the blue box, continue diagonally upward until you hit the edge of the grid. Then switch directions, still going upwards diagonally, until the top of the grid is reached. Fill the black areas with light blue.
Participant 11
Initial description: Copy the input box size, then zigzag the blue square back and forth in the patterns shown on the example outputs. Every other black square becomes light blue.
Final description: Copy the input box size, then zigzag the blue square back and forth in the patterns shown on the example outputs. Every other black square becomes light blue.
Participant 12
Initial description: I expanded the grid to the size of the test. I filled in the blue on the bottom since that's shown in the 3 demos. On the output 3, it looked like it was to continue on further on the zigzag so I filled it out to make it longer.
Final description: I expanded the grid to the size of the test. I filled in the blue on the bottom since that's shown in the 3 demos. On the output 3, it looked like it was to continue on further on the zigzag so I filled it out to make it longer.
Participant 13
Initial description: Starting with the colored block in the input, create a snake all the way up to the top. Fill in the uncolored boxes with light blue.
Final description: Starting with the colored block in the input, create a snake all the way up to the top. Fill in the uncolored boxes with light blue.
Participant 14
Initial description: The dark blue squares go up and down diagonally until they reach the edge, where they change direction.
Final description: The dark blue squares go up and down diagonally until they reach the edge, where they change direction.
Participant 15
Initial description: In the examples, the grid width went up one size, my test input was 5. This told me to color the squares dark blue diagonally 5 times to the right, then another 5 to the left, until space ran out. The rest of the squares are colored light blue.
Final description: In the examples, the grid width went up one size, my test input was 5. This told me to color the squares dark blue diagonally 5 times to the right, then another 5 to the left, until space ran out. The rest of the squares are colored light blue.
