Participant 1
Initial description: The number of the light blue squares at the top of the grid determine which colors from the line of squares will be built into relevant columns atop the grey line. There are 2 blue squares, so any colors that have 2 squares in the line will be built into relative colums.
Final description: The number of the light blue squares at the top of the grid determine which colors from the line of squares will be built into relevant columns atop the grey line. There are 2 blue squares, so any colors that have 2 squares in the line will be built into relative colums.
Participant 2
Initial description: Create a grid that is the same size as the test input and copy the colors exactly as they are. Count the blue squares at the top of the grid. In this case they are two blue boxes. Then look at the color grid on the row that is second from the bottom. If there are two squares of the same color (i.e. two red squares, two green squares, two pink squares), create a column that is two squares high (or the same number of the blue squares) starting from the grey line. So there, should be a red column two squares high above each of the red square in the swatch and a green column two squares high above the green squares on the swatch and so on.
Final description: Create a grid that is the same size as the test input and copy the colors exactly as they are. Count the blue squares at the top of the grid. In this case they are two blue boxes. Then look at the color grid on the row that is second from the bottom. If there are two squares of the same color (i.e. two red squares, two green squares, two pink squares), create a column that is two squares high (or the same number of the blue squares) starting from the grey line. So there, should be a red column two squares high above each of the red square in the swatch and a green column two squares high above the green squares on the swatch and so on.
Participant 3
Initial description: Reset the test output grid
Final description: I think you need to add columns above the color with the height based on the number of squares in that color found in the bottom row.
Participant 4
Initial description: Use the number of light blue squares to repeat a random color above the grey line.
Final description: I thought you use the number of light blue squares and then chose a random color and repeat them above the grey line.
Participant 5
Initial description: Create a pattern by copying the colors from the second bottom row to the output, generating vertical columns above them if they match the square count of the top row's color. In this case, only the colors with two squares in the bottom row will have two-square columns above them.
Final description: Create a pattern by copying the colors from the second bottom row to the output, generating vertical columns above them if they match the square count of the top row's color. In this case, only the colors with two squares in the bottom row will have two-square columns above them.
Participant 6
Initial description: What colors had only two I made two boxes of that color.
Final description: What colors had only two I made two boxes of that color.
Participant 7
Initial description: matching one on side?
Final description: Yeah, no idea. I'm not good with numbers or patterns.
Participant 8
Initial description: Find the colors that have the same number of blocks as the blue blocks at the top. Then fill the blocks above those with the same number as there are blue blocks.
Final description: Find the colors that have the same number of blocks as the blue blocks at the top. Then fill the blocks above those with the same number as there are blue blocks.
Participant 9
Initial description: I believe the rule is, if first 2 squares are filled, that mean on the first color box on the bottom, you add 2 of same color, repeat that for second same color
Final description: I thought the first 2 light blue square represent how many square we need to fill above gray boxes. At first I thought its all first of the red color, then every 4 squares, but it doesn't seem like thats the case.
