Participant 1
Initial description: Create a 4x4 grid. Copy the orange pattern into it. If a square is not filled, fill it yellow if yellow in the input. If not filled, fill a square light blue if light blue in the input. If not filled, fill a square pink if pink in the input.
Final description: Create a 4x4 grid. Copy the orange pattern into it. If a square is not filled, fill it yellow if yellow in the input. If not filled, fill a square light blue if light blue in the input. If not filled, fill a square pink if pink in the input.
Participant 2
Initial description: all colours
Final description: colour change
Participant 3
Initial description: recreate orange totally. then fill in other color where orange does not cover. leave black if space that orange does not cover has multiple other colors covering it
Final description: orange is recreated totally. other colors fill in the black spaces. I don't know which colors take precedence
Participant 4
Initial description: I set the grid to equal on of the four quadrants, which was 4x4. From there it went clockwise starting at orange, filling in with that color and then moving onto the next one. Each previous color took precedent, so if Orange filled a box it would stay orange. If a box was still black after that, it would be filled with the next color and so on.
Final description: I set the grid to equal on of the four quadrants, which was 4x4. From there it went clockwise starting at orange, filling in with that color and then moving onto the next one. Each previous color took precedent, so if Orange filled a box it would stay orange. If a box was still black after that, it would be filled with the next color and so on.
Participant 5
Initial description: Orange overlapping yellow, overlapping blue, overlapping pink.
Final description: Orange overlapping yellow, overlapping blue, overlapping pink.
Participant 6
Initial description: I couldn't really figure out a rule, so, I used best guest and speculation. I tried.
Final description: I coiuldn't figure out a rule, so I speculated and used the best reasoning I could.
Participant 7
Initial description: I set the grid to 4x4 because all of the examples used this size. The dark blue cross in the test input represents a division. Then I filled in the corresponding colors starting at the top left, then going to the top right, then bottom left and bottom right, filling in only the empty squares.
Final description: I set the grid to 4x4 because all of the examples used this size. The dark blue cross in the test input represents a division. Then I filled in the corresponding colors starting at the top left, then going to the top right, then bottom left and bottom right, filling in only the empty squares.
Participant 8
Initial description: The 4x4 grid in the upper left corner of the input becomes the output, with all the colored squares remaining the same. Then, any black squares are replaced by colored squares in the same position within their 4x4 grids, starting first with the upper right, then the lower left, and finally the lower right.
Final description: The 4x4 grid in the upper left corner of the input becomes the output, with all the colored squares remaining the same. Then, any black squares are replaced by colored squares in the same position within their 4x4 grids, starting first with the upper right, then the lower left, and finally the lower right.
Participant 9
Initial description: The orange dots are copied onto a 4x4 grid, then the blue ones without replacing any orange dots, then the yellow ones without replacing any non-black dots, and finally the purple ones without replacing any non-black dots.
Final description: Copy the orange dots onto a 4x4 grid. Then copy the yellow ones but only replacing black dots. Then copy the blue ones, replacing only black dots. Finally, copy the purple ones, replacing only black dots.
Participant 10
Initial description: Copy the orange section from the input. Replace the black squares with the colored squares in the remaining input sections that match the black squares. Yellow is strong than Blue, Blue is stronger than Pink.
Final description: Copy the orange section from the input. Replace the black squares with the colored squares in the remaining input sections that match the black squares. Yellow is strong than Blue, Blue is stronger than Pink.
Participant 11
Initial description: divide the grid into four quadrants, reduce grid to 4x4, put each quadrant on top of each other
Final description: i thought you should divide the grid into four quadrants and fill them on top of each other
Participant 12
Initial description: Zoom in on an area and make it look like an E?
Final description: I thought I zoomed in on a spot in the grid and made it look like an E
Participant 13
Initial description: Replace all the orange blocks on input to the same on the output. Place the yellow, blue and pink blocks that are touching the edge on output. Leave the blanks on the output that are blank on the input.
Final description: Put the orange blocks in the same order on the output. Put the pink, yellow, and blue blocks on the edge pieces that correspond to the input. Leave the block blank that is blank on the input.
Participant 14
Initial description: I'm not sure how to describe it, but you copy the top left quadrant, then copy the other quadrants to fill in the blanks with the appropriate colors.
Final description: I am not sure what is happening here, I know you copy the top left area and then input the colors from the other areas to the blank areas, but I'm not sure of the pattern to input the blank colors in.
