Participant 1
Initial description: Create a checkerboard pattern by alternating the colors in each row
Final description: Create a checkerboard pattern by alternating the colors in each row
Participant 2
Initial description: I tried to replicate the formula from example output 1.
Final description: I tried to make the formula used for example output 1.
Participant 3
Initial description: based on the instruction I solved the graph
Final description: Based on the instruction I solve the graph
Participant 4
Initial description: The rule seems to be to expand one square from the grey square towards the example colors in the test input locations.
Final description: The rule seems to be to expand one square from the grey square towards the example colors in the test input locations.
Participant 5
Initial description: move each color two up and two towards the other colored cell. grey should be the intersecting cell
Final description: i moved each cell equally until they would connect by a grey cell
Participant 6
Initial description: I figured it was a copy based on the upper pic
Final description: I counted the spaces and adjusted for my task 3 down and 3 over
Participant 7
Initial description: For each tile, shift two spaces in both directions toward the grid's center, leaving a grey tile at the center.
Final description: Create a grey tile at a point equidistant from the colored tiles. At each corner, add a tile corresponding to the color of the closest input tile.
Participant 8
Initial description: put the gray in the middle
Final description: put the gray in the middle
Participant 9
Initial description: I think the light blue, the green and the mauve blocks had to meet together at the light beige block
Final description: I think the light blue blocks, the green blocks, and the mauve blocks had to be separate from each other by a certain amount of blocks. The light blue blocks had to be five spaces from each other, the green six and the mauve at least three.
Participant 10
Initial description: Put the same color square two squares inward (in both directions, so basically two squares inward diagonally) and then put a gray square in the center of the newly created box.
Final description: I didn't know if the new squares in the various colors should be entered at the same distance from the original colored squares as in the examples or if the goal was to produce a tight square around the gray box. It turns out it was the latter. Create new colored squares as close together as possible at the intersection of the colors and put a gray square in the middle.
Participant 11
Initial description: I believe the rule here is to move towards a central point , creating a partial x using the end colors, with a grey dot where the three color lines meet.
Final description: The rule is to draw a line from each color block to a central point, marked with a gray square
Participant 12
Initial description: Each color moves diagnolly, while skipping every other box until they meet at a common box, which is gray in color.
Final description: Each color moves diagonally until they meet at a common box where the color is gray.
Participant 13
Initial description: 12 by 14 fill in colors.
Final description: not understanding task.
