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Dialogue_Act_Classification_SLUE-HVB

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f7010963937449d3_36620_38690

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general'

f7010963937449d3_40490_41990

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general'

f7010963937449d3_42660_43470

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general'

f7010963937449d3_47089_48199

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_check'

f7010963937449d3_51120_54480

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general'

f7010963937449d3_58389_60189

Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_repeat'

f7010963937449d3_61920_65640

Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general'

f7010963937449d3_71289_74079

Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_general', 'disfluency'

f7010963937449d3_74629_75439

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_general'

f7010963937449d3_78319_79039

Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'statement_close'

f7010963937449d3_79589_80369

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'statement_close'

f7010963937449d3_8130_10110

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_open'

f7010963937449d3_82090_83860

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_dis', 'thanks', 'statement_close'

f7010963937449d3_85919_86759

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'thanks'

f7010963937449d3_87919_88489

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_close'

f7010963937449d3_89890_90370

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'acknowledge', 'statement_close'

f752f5e5b7f34adf_11090_13460

Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_open'

f752f5e5b7f34adf_14020_15370

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_problem'

f752f5e5b7f34adf_15490_16720

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_check', 'disfluency'

f752f5e5b7f34adf_20420_23060

Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general', 'backchannel'

f752f5e5b7f34adf_24520_26800

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general'

f752f5e5b7f34adf_27920_30140

Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general'

f752f5e5b7f34adf_3390_7770

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'statement_open'

f752f5e5b7f34adf_34490_37220

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'acknowledge', 'statement_general'

f752f5e5b7f34adf_38490_40110

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'statement_close'

f752f5e5b7f34adf_43620_44760

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_dis', 'statement_close'

f752f5e5b7f34adf_44090_45800

Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'thanks', 'statement_close'

f752f5e5b7f34adf_49820_50330

Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'acknowledge', 'statement_close'

f85f8bc3b7cc47ba_10330_12190

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_open'

f85f8bc3b7cc47ba_12590_14720

Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general', 'statement_problem'

f85f8bc3b7cc47ba_17290_19840

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_check', 'acknowledge'

f85f8bc3b7cc47ba_23410_25240

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general'

f85f8bc3b7cc47ba_25920_27450

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_check'

f85f8bc3b7cc47ba_2660_6950

Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'statement_open'

f85f8bc3b7cc47ba_31480_33070

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general', 'disfluency'

f85f8bc3b7cc47ba_33490_35230

Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_check'

f85f8bc3b7cc47ba_38890_40150

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general', 'disfluency'

f85f8bc3b7cc47ba_41930_44990

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'acknowledge', 'statement_close'

f85f8bc3b7cc47ba_48680_49610

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_dis', 'thanks', 'statement_close'

f85f8bc3b7cc47ba_48720_50250

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'thanks', 'statement_close'

f98d168b9f49447d_13079_16349

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_problem'

f98d168b9f49447d_1390_5560

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'statement_open'

f98d168b9f49447d_19820_24170

Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general'

f98d168b9f49447d_27619_31489

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'acknowledge'

f98d168b9f49447d_33020_34070

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_agree'

f98d168b9f49447d_34839_35469

Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general'

f98d168b9f49447d_34920_35850

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'disfluency'

f98d168b9f49447d_35989_37189

Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'acknowledge'

f98d168b9f49447d_36290_37460

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_agree'

f98d168b9f49447d_39020_41840

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'disfluency'

f98d168b9f49447d_40619_41609

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'acknowledge'

f98d168b9f49447d_44249_48419

Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_dis', 'thanks', 'statement_close'

f98d168b9f49447d_48720_49650

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_close'

f98d168b9f49447d_52309_52759

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_close'

f98d168b9f49447d_8979_11769

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_open', 'disfluency'

fa2b92ec375b45d4_11618_17888

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_open', 'statement_problem', 'disfluency'

fa2b92ec375b45d4_26550_28470

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_check'

fa2b92ec375b45d4_27618_28158

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_open'

fa2b92ec375b45d4_29890_31600

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_check'

fa2b92ec375b45d4_31198_31558

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'disfluency'

fa2b92ec375b45d4_34168_36718

Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_problem'

fa2b92ec375b45d4_3590_9200

Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'statement_open'

fa2b92ec375b45d4_40630_44860

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'statement_general'

fa2b92ec375b45d4_47218_50038

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_dis', 'thanks', 'statement_close', 'statement_general', 'other'

fa2b92ec375b45d4_52080_53940

Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'thanks', 'statement_close'

fa2b92ec375b45d4_52618_53158

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_close'

fa2b92ec375b45d4_56418_58518

Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'thanks', 'statement_close'

fa2b92ec375b45d4_59600_60530

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'acknowledge', 'statement_close'

fb035f9280074363_15220_17080

Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_open'

fb035f9280074363_18690_19380

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_open'

fb035f9280074363_20070_22530

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general', 'statement_problem'

fb035f9280074363_2129_7199

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'statement_open'

fb035f9280074363_37039_38479

Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_check'

fb035f9280074363_42450_43740

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general'

fb035f9280074363_55599_58629

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_general'

fb035f9280074363_59399_62459

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'answer_dis', 'statement_close'

fb035f9280074363_65820_67470

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_dis', 'thanks', 'statement_close'

fb035f9280074363_66429_68199

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'thanks', 'statement_close'

fb6437545dd94223_13469_15509

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'acknowledge', 'statement_open', 'disfluency'

fb6437545dd94223_1399_5629

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'statement_open'

fb6437545dd94223_18590_19730

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general', 'statement_problem'

fb6437545dd94223_19769_21089

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_check'

fb6437545dd94223_24520_26410

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general'

fb6437545dd94223_26269_27679

Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_check'

fb6437545dd94223_31020_34680

Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general'

fb6437545dd94223_35050_40480

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general'

fb6437545dd94223_39769_41209

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_check'

fb6437545dd94223_44690_49040

Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general'

fb6437545dd94223_49199_51119

Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'statement_close'

fb6437545dd94223_56750_57890

Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_dis', 'thanks', 'statement_close'

fb6437545dd94223_57199_59269

Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'thanks', 'statement_close'

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Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'acknowledge', 'statement_close'

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Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'statement_open'

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Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_check', 'acknowledge'

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Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'statement_open'

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Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general'

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Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general'

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Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'answer_general'

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Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'acknowledge'

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Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories)

'question_general', 'statement_general'