Participant 1
Initial description: Fill in all the yellow squares that match the yellow pattern first, then red in any of the squares that aren't already yellow, and blue last.
Final description: Fill in all the yellow squares that match the yellow pattern first, then red in any of the squares that aren't already yellow, and blue last.
Participant 2
Initial description: Lay the yellow pattern over the red pattern which is laid over the blue pattern.
Final description: Lay the yellow pattern over the red pattern which is laid over the blue pattern.
Participant 3
Initial description: The yellow is copied exactly and then if there are any squares that the yellow didn't cover, you add dark red elements. After the red is complete, you allow the blue to take any squares that were previously occupied by them. Black just remains black.
Final description: Make sure to allow the yellow to have precedence over the red, and red has precedence over the blue.
Participant 4
Initial description: A YELLOW AND BLACK SEQUENCE IN FIRST 4 BY 4 CELL A PINK 4 CELL COLUMN A RED AND BLACK SEQUENCE IN 4 BY 4 CELL A PINK 4 CELL COLUMN SEPERATING THEM A 4 BY 4 BLUE AND BLACK SEQUENCE
Final description: A COMBINATION OF THE 3 SEQUENCE
Participant 5
Initial description: You had to combine all three parts, starting with the blue, then the maroon, then the yellow. Each successive color is to overlap the last.
Final description: You had to combine all three parts, starting with the blue, then the maroon, then the yellow. Each successive color is to overlap the last.
Participant 6
Initial description: Make a 4x4 grid. Compare each square to the smaller 4x4 grids of the input between the bright red lines. Fill the square in with yellow, dark red, or blue depending on what is filled in in the example, with yellow getting priority, then red, and then blue. If none of the corresponding square in the input grid are colored, leave the corresponding square in the output blank.
Final description: Make a 4x4 grid. Compare each square to the smaller 4x4 grids of the input between the bright red lines. Fill the square in with yellow, dark red, or blue depending on what is filled in in the example, with yellow getting priority, then red, and then blue. If none of the corresponding square in the input grid are colored, leave the corresponding square in the output blank.
Participant 7
Initial description: Colors are transposed between each pink horizontal line. The colors go by priority, with yellow on top, then red, then blue.
Final description: Colors are transposed between each pink horizontal line. The colors go by priority, with yellow on top, then red, then blue.
Participant 8
Initial description: nput to the output
Final description: ndone,
Participant 9
Initial description: not sure
Final description: I can't figure it out
Participant 10
Initial description: First, you fill in the yellow then red then blue in the test output.
Final description: First, you fill in the yellow boxes, then the red boxes, and Last you fill in the blue boxes.
Participant 11
Initial description: make three distinct squares that are 4 wide and 4 high separated by a one block solid line in pink.
Final description: I thought the rule was to make three boxes of 4 by 4 with a one block column of pink separating them
Participant 12
Initial description: Yellow is primary and unchanged. Black gets replaced by red and then blue in that order.
Final description: Yellow is primary and unchanged. Black gets replaced by red and then blue in that order.
