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AI analysis
Target match score
5/ 7
Good correspondence with unambiguous unique matchable elements, but some incorrect information.
7
Excellent match, essentially no errors
6
Good match, little incorrect info
5
Unique matchable elements, some errors
4
Several matches mixed with errors
3
Enough correct to indicate contact
2
Some correct, within chance
1
Little correspondence
0
No correspondence
How closely your session matches the target, rated 0–7 on the TARG scale — the same scale used for self and community scores.
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Blind ranking
V2Legacy
#1of 10
Perfect pick
1
Real target
2
Decoy
3
Decoy
4
Decoy
5
Decoy
6
Decoy
7
Decoy
8
Decoy
9
Decoy
10
Decoy
A blind AI judge ranked the real target against 9 decoys by how well each one matches your session. #1 is the best possible result. See how it works
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Self analysis
Self Score
7
Excellent correspondence, including good analytical detail (e.g., naming the target), and with essentially no incorrect information.
Analysis Notes
I definitely sensed the eel's overall position, smoothness, long curvy shape, and twisty flexing motion. It was very difficult to draw something I sensed was flopping around like a wet seal. I really thought it was the dark grey color of a seal, but also saw the slightly mottled pattern of black granite in it. This eel has that kind of mottled pattern, as if I saw it in black and white.
I generally think of eels as a scary creature. This eel looks both scary, like it's ready to bite you, but also ridiculously silly, like a duck-billed clown. I think this explains my combination of physical reactions. I interpret it as my reactions to seeing it, but you could also say I was mimicking its wide open jaw and tongue sticking out.