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feb82e86eb764d7f_39290_39860

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'

feb82e86eb764d7f_40890_41460

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'

feb82e86eb764d7f_42390_43140

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'

feb82e86eb764d7f_43820_44510

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'

feb82e86eb764d7f_49159_52219

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'

feb82e86eb764d7f_52949_54389

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'

feb82e86eb764d7f_56280_62040

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', 'acknowledge', 'statement_close', 'other'

feb82e86eb764d7f_64719_68379

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_agree'

feb82e86eb764d7f_70020_71370

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', 'acknowledge'

feb82e86eb764d7f_73389_75189

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'

feb82e86eb764d7f_76190_77900

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_close'

feb82e86eb764d7f_80019_80529

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_close'

feb82e86eb764d7f_8289_11469

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'

ff0296d00e5e4184_12820_17380

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'

ff0296d00e5e4184_22220_26000

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'

ff0296d00e5e4184_29760_30570

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)

'acknowledge'

ff0296d00e5e4184_3990_6270

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'

ff0296d00e5e4184_43840_45850

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', 'acknowledge', 'statement_close'

ff0296d00e5e4184_48020_49640

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'

ff0296d00e5e4184_6819_7659

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'

ff0296d00e5e4184_8330_9320

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'