Participant 1
Initial description: fill in the black squares in the input with the oppsite color
Final description: fill in the black squares in the input with the oppsite color
Participant 2
Initial description: The input squares are turned black adn the rest of the squares are turned blue as the examples show that if the test input squares are green, the output squres are blue.
Final description: The input squares are turned black adn the rest of the squares are turned blue as the examples show that if the test input squares are green, the output squres are blue.
Participant 3
Initial description: Change all the squares that were green to black. Change the black squares to blue.
Final description: Change all the squares that were green to black. Change the black squares to blue.
Participant 4
Initial description: The black colored boxes in the input will change to the colored of the input, using this scheme: light blue to red. green to blue. Gray to yellow. Then, change the output boxes to the input color, where any box was input as black. Last, change the input colored boxes to black. Generally, you make opposite of the 2 colored layout.
Final description: The black colored boxes in the input will change to the colored of the input, using this scheme: light blue to red. green to blue. Gray to yellow. Then, change the output boxes to the input color, where any box was input as black. Last, change the input colored boxes to black. Generally, you make opposite of the 2 colored layout.
Participant 5
Initial description: This was a mirror image of the blocks not colored. I had a theory about how the color was chosen by colors combined from the last output but just went with the examples color scheme to make it simple.
Final description: This was a mirror image of the blocks not colored. I had a theory about how the color was chosen by colors combined from the last output but just went with the examples color scheme to make it simple.
Participant 6
Initial description: if the squares are green to turn the black squares blue
Final description: if the squares are green to turn the black squares blue
Participant 7
Initial description: Create a checkerboard pattern by alternating between the two colors in each row.
Final description: I have no idea
Participant 8
Initial description: Fill in all squares with blue that weren't green in the original.
Final description: Fill in all squares with blue that weren't green in the original.
Participant 9
Initial description: To change the color and design a new pattern.
Final description: I tired to design a grid that I thought would be similar to the examples.
Participant 10
Initial description: Change the existing colored tiles to black and black tiles to a different color.
Final description: Change the existing colored tiles to black and black tiles to a different color.
Participant 11
Initial description: I believe the green colored squares would switch to black, and the previously black squares would switch to blue since that's the color coordination shown in the 2nd example.
Final description: I believe the green colored squares would switch to black, and the previously black squares would switch to blue since that's the color coordination shown in the 2nd example.
