Participant 1
Initial description: none
Final description: none
Participant 2
Initial description: The grid is transformed to a 3x3 grid with the gray always at the center of the grid. The cells around the center gray grid will correspond with the separated pieces in the input. It is sort of a puzzle where you overlap all of the gray pieces in the input to get a 3x3 square with the colors corresponding to where the cells are in relation to the gray.
Final description: The grid is transformed to a 3x3 grid with the gray always at the center of the grid. The cells around the center gray grid will correspond with the separated pieces in the input. It is sort of a puzzle where you overlap all of the gray pieces in the input to get a 3x3 square with the colors corresponding to where the cells are in relation to the gray.
Participant 3
Initial description: transfer the relative positions of the colored cells from the 11 x 11 grid to the 3 x 3 grid, with the gray colored cell in the center.
Final description: transfer the relative positions of the colored cells from the 11 x 11 grid to the 3 x 3 grid, with the gray colored cell in the center.
Participant 4
Initial description: Line the colors up
Final description: Line the colors up somehow
Participant 5
Initial description: I SELECT BASED ON THE RULES
Final description: I SELECT BASED ON THE RULES
Participant 6
Initial description: Keep the grid 3 by 3. Make the center block gray. Use the gray blocks from the test unput to see where the colored blocks go in the test output, according to how they are touching their respective gray block. If a blue block is touching the upper right corner or the gray block, then put a blue block at the same location in the test output.
Final description: Keep the grid 3 by 3. Make the center block gray. Use the gray blocks from the test unput to see where the colored blocks go in the test output, according to how they are touching their respective gray block. If a blue block is touching the upper right corner or the gray block, then put a blue block at the same location in the test output.
