gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Puffin,Leopard,Kiwi,SYSTEM,Cat&&A,N,9,6
Kiwi: Hello there!
Cat: Hello!
Puffin: Hey
Cat: I think to test the rule we should pick any card with even numbers and any card with a vowel.
Puffin: I answered 9 and A. What about you guys?
Cat: 'I think you''re right--we need an odd number to verify it''s *not* an even'
Cat: Err, a vowel, sorry.
Leopard: 'Shouldn''t it be 9 and N to test the rule?'
Kiwi: N is a consonant though
Kiwi: 'It doesn''t help us determine the rule'
Leopard: yes, but all cards with vowels have an even number
Leopard: so its saying that those cards will have a letter and number on either side
Puffin: 'That doesn''t mean a card with a consonant has to have an odd number though.'
Cat: 'I think the A is right because that would verify that vowels are even numbers. If you do the N and the 9, you''re flipping over two that shouldn''t be vowels or even numbes.'
Kiwi: The N should be a number, since each card is one letter, and one number
Kiwi: The 9 should have a letter on the back
Cat: It should have a consonant.
Kiwi: We do the 9 to see if the letter is a vowel, and thereby breaks the rule
Cat: Agreed.
Puffin: '9 will have a letter on the back. If that letter is a consonant, the rule holds. If it''s a vowel, the rule is broken.'
Kiwi: 'And we do A to see if it''s even'
Cat: I agree with 9 and A
Kiwi: 'If it''s odd, it will break the rule'
Puffin: 'A will have a number on the back. If that number is even, the rule holds. If it''s odd, the rule is broken.'
Kiwi: 'Aye, even if 6 had a vowel, 9 or A could still break the rule, so flipping the 6 doesn''t help us'
Cat: 'I don''t think flipping the 6 is helpful either. I think the same thing goes for the N.'
Puffin: 'So we agree it''s 9 and A then?'
Kiwi: 'but if 6 had a consonant it doesn''t give us more information, so I think we skip 6/N, and choose 9 and A'
Kiwi: Aye, 9 and A have my vote!
Kiwi: What does Lion Think?
Puffin: 9,A
Leopard: 9 and A sound good
Leopard: 9,A
Kiwi: 'Ok, let''s submit it!'
Cat: Sounds good to me