Following the Futura Logic Quizzes, I outline here the main components needed to develop the code that generates the figures. I will use the Manim Community library.
The first step consists in building the general framework, which I implemented in Grid. This provides the basic structure into which the various figures will be inserted. In this framework, cells can be obscured, and one cell can be marked as the asked cell—that is, the missing element that the student must replace by selecting from among the option cells. To complete this part, I also implemented a function capable of drawing figures in any cell of the grid or in any of the option cells.
The second part of the programme, detailed in Automation of Concepts, focuses on automating quiz generation. This component requires the concepts defined in Concepts, and aims to automatically produce quizzes that adhere to the logic of those concepts. The result of each run is saved locally in a folder. Concretely, this process consists of a simple for loop that iterates over all variables left free by each concept, generating a large collection of distinct quizzes.
Concepts
To take some inspiration I first consult some similar examples given by manual of IQ tests that I previously collected. In particular I made the Gird taking inspiration from the LogicQuizExample.jpeg. From a similar pattern I draw the first example.
