gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Kiwi,SYSTEM,Bat,Falcon,Narwhal,Hamster&&5,L,A,4
Hamster: Hello
Kiwi: Hello!
Bat: hi
Kiwi: Which cards do you think we need to turn over?
Falcon: The odd numbers and consonants are not applicable.
Falcon: A and 4 is what I think
Bat: I said A & 4.
Hamster: I would think you need to flip all the cards.
Kiwi: 'That''s what I was thinking. However, there is a part of me thinking that maybe we need to overturn every card to test the rule.'
Hamster: What if A has an odd number under it?
Kiwi: That way we can see if there is an even number or vowel on the other cards
Kiwi: if so, then we know the rule is not true
Narwhal: A,4
Falcon: Actually I think just the A would test the rule.
Hamster: How would just A test the rule? For example, what if L has an even?
Falcon: Why would L test the rule?
Kiwi: 'but then what happens if there''s a vowel/not a vowel behind 4? that would also affect the test'
Kiwi: 'oh I see. we wouldn''t need to test L because it''s not a vowel, so it doesn''t matter what''s on the other side'
Hamster: oh yeah that makes sense
Falcon: So I guess if there is a vowel on the other side of 5 and 4, then that also tests the fule.
Falcon: So maybe A 5 and 4?
Hamster: 5,A,4
Kiwi: 5,A
Hamster: I think so
Bat: Makes sense to me
Kiwi: wait, 4 is actually irrelevant
Kiwi: because the rule is about cards with vowels on one side.
Falcon: 'Yes, you''re right'
Falcon: A, 5.. this is trickier than I thought
Kiwi: 'it doesn''t matter what''s behind 4'
Kiwi: yup! I am going with A and 5
Bat: A,4
Hamster: I see, yeah, it doesnt matter if 4 is a vowel or not
Falcon: 5,A,4
Bat: 5,A
Falcon: 5,A
Hamster: 5,A
Falcon: 'I''m going with A and 5'