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On puzzle #23 (id: 11e1fe23), I'm sure there's more than one possible valid answer from the examples given. You can't tell if the expected distance is from the

by jolt42 2y ago

On puzzle #23 (id: 11e1fe23), I'm sure there's more than one possible valid answer from the examples given. You can't tell if the expected distance is from the gray square or from the RGB squares.

neoneye2 2y ago
The task is here. https://neoneye.github.io/arc/edit.html?dataset=ARC&task=11e1fe23 https://neoneye.github.io/arc/edit.html?dataset=ARC&task=11e... There are many examples where the test is slightly OOD (out of distribution), so the solver will have to generalize.
- jolt42 2y ago
  Not sure what you mean. There's a viable answer that's marked incorrect. The examples should show the pattern well enough to eliminate possible wrong answers, correct?
  - neoneye2 2y ago
    IRL problems are often underspecified, and despite minor mistakes, humans manages to solve the puzzle.