gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Raven,SYSTEM,Lobster,Emu&&3,U,B,4
Raven: hello
Lobster: hi
Emu: hello
Raven: So what card?
Lobster: Since the task states that each card has a number on one side and a letter on the other we can assume that to be true (as part of the rules)
Emu: 3 had to be tested to make sure it does not have a vowel on the other side.  U has to be tested to make sure it does have a vowel.
Lobster: Only 3 and U are then necessary to test.
Raven: 3,U
Lobster: 'testing 4 would already demonstrate the rule and testing B doesn''t matter because it isn''t a vowel.'
Raven: sounds good
Emu: I agree with lobster, and also am assuming that all cards have a number on one side and a letter on the other.
Lobster: At first I was going to add B but then reread the instructions to make sure they stated that cards have one letter and one vowel.
Emu: Agreed, it would not matter what number B has on the other side since it cannot test the rule.
Lobster: okay then
Lobster: 3,U
Raven: 3 and U it is
Emu: the 4 card can either have a vowel or consonant without "breaking" the rule.  Even though a vowel could have an even number, a consonant technically could as well.