Participant 1
Initial description: Multiply the number of squares for each color in the input by 4 and place that number in the output
Final description: Maybe to put double rows of each color show in a single row in the input.
Participant 2
Initial description: I was to make the test output match the test input.
Final description: I tried to follow example number 1.
Participant 3
Initial description: Grid size doubled, but colors take up the same space.
Final description: Grid size doubled, but colors take up the same space.
Participant 4
Initial description: Create checkerboard by doubling number of squares and moving squares to the right
Final description: Create checkerboard by doubling grid size and number of blocks and spacing
Participant 5
Initial description: double the grid, using the exact same pattern.
Final description: double the grid, using the exact same pattern.
Participant 6
Initial description: Create the same image but use and grid that is 4 times larger so each square goes from being 1 to 4 to create the image.
Final description: Create the same image but use and grid that is 4 times larger so each square goes from being 1 to 4 to create the image.
Participant 7
Initial description: Each square on the test input is put into 4 smaller squares on the test output using the same two colors.
Final description: Each square on the test input is split into 4 smaller squares on the test output using the same two colors. There are 25 squares in the test input and 100 squares in the test output.
Participant 8
Initial description: The structure is expanded by how much larger the grid became (a factor of five in this case)
Final description: The rule is to transform the grid (double it) and double the corresponding color squares.
Participant 9
Initial description: Draw the same shape with the same area on double sized grid
Final description: Draw the same shape with the same area on double sized grid
