Participant 1
Initial description: LINE
Final description: DONE
Participant 2
Initial description: Each single square should be turned into a box of 4 squares.
Final description: Count the number of colors. Now, for each solid color, change it into a box that is number of colors by number of colors.
Participant 3
Initial description: it was to expand the grid and make the one box to 4 boxes
Final description: the grid was expanding in a sequence from 4 boxes to 9 then to 16 then i had to follow the color pattern as in the input set
Participant 4
Initial description: The examples were full blocks per one colored block so I made a large grid and made each colored block 9 blocks
Final description: I have no idea what the pattern couldve been, i tried three different patterns on what it may have been and cant figure out what the pattern could be
Participant 5
Initial description: Same thing but expanded to 6x6
Final description: Same pattern but 12x12
Participant 6
Initial description: I was supposed to maintain the same pattern in terms of scale, but enlarge the grid from 3x3 to a larger grid..
Final description: The examples all enlarged the grid, but maintained the same pattern in terms of the proportions that belong to each color. I was given three different sized grids, so I had to guess three times until one of them was marked correct. It turned out that Example 5 was the one that I was supposed to use as a guide.
Participant 7
Initial description: excellent solutions
Final description: excellent
Participant 8
Initial description: Split each cell into four
Final description: Split each box into 16, keep colors
Participant 9
Initial description: I made the grid 6x6 instead of 3x3 and copied the pattern of the colored squares onto the new enlarged grid.
Final description: I changed the grid to 12x12 and copied the pattern from the original grid onto the enlarged grid with the pattern enlarged to scale.
