gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Bee,Panda,SYSTEM,Beaver,Falcon,Narwhal&&2,N,A,9
Falcon: hi
Narwhal: What is your guess for the best solution?
Panda: i think we have to turn over A 2 an 9 to make sure there is not a vowel behind 9 too
Narwhal: I figured the vowel card and the one even number card should be selected.
Falcon: 'i didn''t think about that. I only chose one card.  That''s a good idea.'
Narwhal: Panda that sounds like a better plan
Bee: I agree with the two. The vowel and the even number
Narwhal: 2,9,A
Falcon: I agree.
Bee: but how do we know whats on the other side of the consonant and the 9
Panda: since it a rule that all vowels have an even number 9 would help find if it is true
Narwhal: We are just determining whats on the other side of a number and a vowel so N does not need to be selected
Falcon: so it should be the 2 and the 9.
Narwhal: because N is a consonant
Falcon: 2,9
Narwhal: But we must see if "A" indeed has an even number
Panda: A also
Beaver: I think it should be the N and 9.
Panda: N does not matter
Panda: only vowel have to have an even consanats can have either one
Panda: A @ and ( are my choices
Panda: A 2 & 9
Narwhal: Me too, Panda.
Bee: 2,9,A
Panda: A will help prove the rule, 2 will help prove the rule and 9 will also help prove the rule but N does not help prove anything
Beaver: OK, makes sense.
Beaver: N,9
Falcon: 2,9,A
Beaver: 2,9,A
Panda: 2,9,A