Participant 1
Initial description: you count the color bar and fill in the amount there is starting with green
Final description: you count the color bar and fill in the amount there is starting with green
Participant 2
Initial description: Create a chart reflecting the number of red and green lines (one square per line). First, green squares, then - the red ones. The remaining squares, if any, are black.
Final description: Create a chart reflecting the number of red and green lines (one square per line). First, green squares, then - the red ones. The remaining squares, if any, are black.
Participant 3
Initial description: to take the total rows of each color starting with green and create a single square for each row
Final description: For each row of colors add a square of that color to the output grid starting with green and then red
Participant 4
Initial description: Try to find the pattern.
Final description: I am not sure, I was trying to match the pattern. I had trouble figuring out what the pattern was.
Participant 5
Initial description: One square of color to match each line in the input.
Final description: One square of color to match each line in the input.
Participant 6
Initial description: Make the grid smaller and use on the colors on the test input.
Final description: I am not really sure what I am supposed to be doing here, it's very confusing.
Participant 7
Initial description: The input shrinks to a 2 x6 output. All of them have at least 2 green blocks, always placed in the top 2 sections, after that they always include red and sometimes black. The output ignores any color other than green and red in the input.
Final description: One of the rules is to ignore any input colors that are not green or red as the output is always these two colors. Some outputs supply black, but most are green and red.
Participant 8
Initial description: It made the most sense
Final description: It made the most sense
Participant 9
Initial description: I think the rule of thumb is to mix in each color scheme while keeping the base in terms of when a certain color is implemented
Final description: This one was kind of tricky to figure out too, feel i got close .. I see its mainly about the color schemes because the patterns look somewhat similar. I think the rule to transform is to be precise on which color you put in and the order because it has to be within the given color scheme.
Participant 10
Initial description: I had to output how many of each color.
Final description: I had to output how many of each color.
Participant 11
Initial description: I think it's based on the ratio of green to red tiles.
Final description: I believe it was based on the ratio of green to red tiles.
