The game that you play is intentionally vague in order to avoid the issue of prior knowledge in the tester. As a result, the game can be a bit frustrating. This is all part of the experience, as you struggle (or find it very easy, as some people do) to figure out what you're supposed to do and how you're supposed to do it.
We will be publishing our results both formally and in a more user-friendly format, so stay tuned to see what we all can learn about the human brain!
Our names go by Alex Thiel (Me), Jack Ketcham, and Tyler Compton.
As for the non-programmers (helped a lot with documentation) there is Jeremiah Sweeney, and Daniel LaRosa.
What we need from you is for you to play our game. It takes under a minute, and the data we get will help us define the problem solving and learning strategies of humans. Then we can proceed to compare it to the Genetic Algorithm and Neural Network (Single layer, feed forward ANN) that I programmed. Thanks!
Any comments and critique is welcome!