Participant 1
Initial description: counting blocks and changing in groups.
Final description: I thought I was counting them out right.
Participant 2
Initial description: try to follow the way the patterns flowed in the examples
Final description: I thought the first one was correct so I just made guesses after that on how the pattern might need to be different
Participant 3
Initial description: The orange color continues forward unless it hits a wall. If it hits a wall it continues in either direction along the wall to the end of the grid, or if encounters a hole it turn into the hole.
Final description: The orange color continues forward unless it hits a wall. If it hits a wall it continues in either direction along the wall to the end of the grid, or if encounters a hole it turn into the hole.
Participant 4
Initial description: To fill in the majority of empty spaces with red boxes.
Final description: To fill in most of the blocks blue, and add in some red tiles on every other row.
Participant 5
Initial description: Emulate the starting colored dot "flowing" through the pattern as if it were a liquid and affected by gravity from the opposite side it starts from.
Final description: Emulate the starting colored dot "flowing" through the pattern as if it were a liquid and affected by gravity from the opposite side it starts from.
Participant 6
Initial description: The rule is for the red tiles to flow into the openings of the blue tiles.
Final description: I thought the rule was for the red tiles to flow into the openings of the blue tiles.
Participant 7
Initial description: The color alone should look for the shortest route possible to the other end.
Final description: same route all through
Participant 8
Initial description: Create a checkerboard pattern by alternating between the two colors in each row
Final description: Create a checkerboard pattern by alternating between the two colors in each row
Participant 9
Initial description: The red represents how water would flow through the blue holes.
Final description: How water would flow through the holes.
