Where's Fly-do?

Ten fruit flies learning to find the striped guy. Each one sees through an eye with a real fly's facet count and learns with mushroom bodies wired from that fly's real connectome. Land on him: sugar. Land on anyone else: a zap.

Can you find the striped guy faster than a fruit fly's brain?

Watching Fly A

The lab

Ten flies with the same real brain wiring, copied from one fly, so any difference between them comes from experience, like identical twins raised apart. The fly that has found him the most leads. Pick one to watch it.

How often they find him

Out of each fly's last 10 rounds. Higher is better. He always hides again; one must imagine the fly happy.

Lab average now–

Lab average Fly A, the one you're watching Middle half of the flies Flies that can't learn

Show the numbers
The last 15 rounds, newest first. Each value is the share of a fly's last 10 rounds where it found him.
RoundLab averageFly AMiddle half