Participant 1
Initial description: make output grid 4 times the size of input. copy the input to upper left and lower right quadrants. extend horizontal green line in between the spaces between the colored squares.
Final description: make output grid 4 times the size of input. copy the input to upper left and lower right quadrants. extend horizontal green line in between the spaces between the colored squares.
Participant 2
Initial description: For each pair of cells the same color, make a line of green cells horizontal from the left edge of the test output grid to the right edge of the grid using the entire row that is vertically below one colored cell and vertically above the other colored cell.
Final description: Make the output grid twice as wide and twice as tall as the test input grid. Then the bottom half of the output grid should be an upside down AND mirrored horizontally copy of the top half of the output grid. Then, make a horizontal green line across the width of the output grid for each pair of colored cells so the green line is above one colored cell and below the other colored cell.
Participant 3
Initial description: I repeated the pattern
Final description: i repeated the pattern and spacing
Participant 4
Initial description: The input colors move diagonally down to the right and a green horizontal bar is added in between each set of input colors.
Final description: The input colors repeat diagonally to the right with a green bar added in between.
Participant 5
Initial description: duplicate the test input and place it at the top right and bottom left quadrants, fill the empty rows with green
Final description: duplicate the quadrant to the lower right and upper left, fill the empty row in between the pattern with green
Participant 6
Initial description: I added more squares to match the output 3 because of the two squares in the larger given grid.
Final description: I went with example 3 for the two squares and then the green line going through.
Participant 7
Initial description: Quadruple the amount of cells. Copy the pattern in quadrant 1 with quadrant 3. Draw a green line between the colored cells going across quadrant 1 and 2 and another line going across 3 and 4.
Final description: Quadruple the amount of cells. Copy the pattern in quadrant 1 with quadrant 3. Draw a green line between the colored cells going across quadrant 1 and 2 and another line going across 3 and 4.
Participant 8
Initial description: You take the input design and double the width and height amount of the blocks. Then you Put the input block colors in the right spot and do the same on the opposite side, Lastly. you put green blocks all the way across in the opening of the blocks.
Final description: You double the height and width amount of blocks. If the height on input is 4 and the width is 4, then the width and height of the output is both 8. So, if the amount of blocks on the input was 16, the output would have 64 blocks. You copy the design of the input and basically flip it clockwise and copy it again so you will have the same design on the output twice. Then, you press the green color choice and replace the black that is in between the 2 colors and then make the whole row across green as well.
Participant 9
Initial description: Firstly, I should have a line of green blocks going through the two red grids. Then I should have repetition of the two red grids four rows down four columns to the right
Final description: Firstly, I should have a line of green blocks going through the two red grids. Then I should have repetition of the two red grids four rows down four columns to the right
Participant 10
Initial description: This one is a little hard to explain but they take the input grids, multiply them by 4 and place the input colored blocks at the top left and bottom right of the multiplied grid leaving the top right and bottom left empty and open. Add a green line between your input grid colors.
Final description: This one is a little hard to explain but they take the input grids, multiply them by 4 and place the input colored blocks at the top left and bottom right of the multiplied grid leaving the top right and bottom left empty and open. Add a green line between your input grid colors.
