gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Hamster,Lion,Kiwi,SYSTEM,Tiger,Guinea pig&&E,7,6,H
Lion: E,6
Lion: E and 6
Hamster: why E and 6?
Tiger: I selected 7,E, and 6. Anyone agree?
Guinea pig: 'I got that too. Now I''m thinking we should have picked all the cards.'
Hamster: I selected 7 and E
Kiwi: E and 7 you have to turn to get the letter on one side and number on the other
Lion: because your only wanting cards that have a vowe and an even number
Guinea pig: I agree 7 should be picked too. To disprove the theory
Lion: oh woops read that wrong youre right
Tiger: You have to check 7 to see if there is a vowel
Guinea pig: what if 7 has a vowel behind it?
Kiwi: the vowel is E
Kiwi: the number to move is 7
Guinea pig: We could use the same thought process with H too. have to check if it has an even number on the back
Tiger: If it has a vowel the rule is wrong
Kiwi: true but its not a vowel
Tiger: 'H doesn''t fall under the rule. Don''t matter what''s on the other side.'
Lion: so E and 7?
Guinea pig: we are only trying to test the rule that all cards with vowels have an even number on the other side. It never said we had to ONLY choose the cards that match those circumstances
Kiwi: thats what I think E and 7
Lion: me too
Hamster: I agree with 7 and E
Kiwi: E,7
Guinea pig: I agree with 7 and E. what about 6?
Tiger: It says only select the cards needed to test the rule. I think that would be 7, E, and 6.
Guinea pig: I agree with 7 E and 6
Tiger: You have to know if there is a vowel on the other side of those cards to test the rule.
Lion: same
Guinea pig: E,7,6
Guinea pig: do we all hit final decision now?
Tiger: Final answer 7, E, and 6?
Hamster: I guess
Guinea pig: thats good with me
Hamster: E,7,6
Tiger: E,7,6
Lion: E,7,6