ARC Visualizations

Participant 1

Initial description: Create a checkerboard pattern by alternating colors in each row.

Final description: Create a checkerboard pattern by alternating colors in each row

Participant 2

Initial description: I tried to organize the squares in a line based on the diagram.

Final description: I tried to organize the squares in a line based on the diagram.

Participant 3

Initial description: The rule seemed to be to preserve the location of the single filled in squares and finish the sequences according to the examples in the test input.

Final description: The rule seemed to be to preserve the location of the single filled in squares and to fill in the sequence according to the examples in the test input.

Participant 4

Initial description: Match the top and bottom rows exactly. Then, match the solid colors inside the squares to the patterns that are featured on the top and bottom rows of colors.

Final description: Match the top and bottom rows exactly. Then, match the solid colors inside the squares to the patterns that are featured on the top and bottom rows of colors.

Participant 5

Initial description: For each single tile, extend the colors outward to match the pattern dictated by color sequences in corners containing that color.

Final description: For each single tile, extend the colors outward to match the pattern dictated by color sequences in corners containing that color.

Participant 6

Initial description: put the colors in the correct sequence

Final description: put them in the same color orders as in the examples

Participant 7

Initial description: The color pattern on outside stays while the blocks in between follow the same pattern as those

Final description: I thought the blocks in between followed the same pattern as the ones on the perimeter

Participant 8

Initial description: Each single color square matches one of the color pattern bars on the top or bottom. I filled in the patterns along with the original pattern bars.

Final description: Each single color square matches one of the color pattern bars on the top or bottom. I filled in the patterns along with the original pattern bars.

Participant 9

Initial description: I dont know how to solve. Its too hard for me

Final description: I dont know how to solve. Its too hard for me

Participant 10

Initial description: I think it was to take each particular color block and connect it to the other colors it wasn't connected to yet.

Final description: Maybe it was to create blocks in rows of six and four block units?

Participant 11

Initial description: Use the existing rainbow patterns to create identical patterns around the singular blocks. I'm not sure if I did it right because some existing patterns use the same color blocks and I'm not sure which pattern controls for which segment of the board.

Final description: Use the existing rainbow patterns to create identical patterns around the singular blocks. I'm not sure if I did it right because some existing patterns use the same color blocks and I'm not sure which pattern controls for which segment of the board.

Participant 12

Initial description: The colored squares indicate that one of the three 4 block patterns is used, with the color of the given square coordinating with the location of the same color in that 4 block pattern.

Final description: The colored squares indicate that one of the three 4 block patterns is used, with the color of the given square coordinating with the location of the same color in that 4 block pattern.

Participant 13

Initial description: The single blocks of color come from one of the patterns in the corner. Determine which pattern and complete the pattern without moving the position of the original block, therefore keeping that color in the same cell.

Final description: The single blocks of color come from one of the patterns in the corner. Determine which pattern and complete the pattern without moving the position of the original block, therefore keeping that color in the same cell.