gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Raven,SYSTEM,Bee,Bat&&2,7,A,H
Raven: Hi!
Bat: Hi What are your thoughts on solving this?
Bee: I feel as if the rules may have inverses....ex: while a vowel may have an even number on the other side, thus eliminating the A card, the 2 card may not necessarily have a letter on the other side.
Raven: 'So, I chose the cards that have a vowel or a even number to flip, to confirm if they do. Because if they don''t, then the statement isn''t true.'
Bee: So you wanted to confirm what is in the instructions....
Bat: 2,7
Raven: 'Yeah, because if those cards don''t line up with the statement, then it proves the statement is false.'
Bee: I feel as though I can safely rule out A based on the instructions.
Bat: That makes sense.
Bat: Or flip the 7 which is odd to see if it has a vowel
Bee: Where I am not sure is the 2 and the possibility of it not having a letter on the other side. In addition, there are no specific rules about H and 7. I feel safe in only needing to test H and 7
Bee: Bat - I agree with your idea of testing the 7 as it has no specific rules ascribed to it. What about H?
Bee: 2,7,H
Raven: H has no rules ascribed to it either.
Raven: 'It isn''t a vowel.'
Raven: 'I feel if you''re going to flip 7, you might as well choose H as well.'
Bat: 'I''m just thinking if 7 has a vowel, it disproves the rule.  H doesn''t matter does it?'
Bee: Raven - correct. Although 2 is an assumption on my part, I feel confident it has a letter on the other side. The reason I say this all vowels have an even number. What is the likelihood of the 2 not having a letter?
Raven: That is if the statement is true, Bee.
Raven: 'We don''t know if it is.'
Bat: Right, Raven, so flipping the 7 makes sense to me.
Bee: In reading line 1, it states all 4 cards have a letter and number on each side. Maybe none need to be tested.
Bat: I think just test the ones that pertain to the rule.  SO 7 and A
Bee: I still find 2 and 7 necessary as one is even, one odd. A is assuming the other side is a number, more so than H as an assumption.
Raven: I feel that 7, A, and 2 are all valid in testing the rule.
Bee: 2,7,A,H
Bee: Technically all need to be examined as there is no singular rule which applies to any of them without an assumption of some sort.
Bee: Raven - Why not H?
Raven: 'No actual reason. We''re all basing this off assumptions unless we choose all of the cards.'
Bee: The only way to avoid flipping the two is to assume there is a vowel on the other side.
Raven: 2,7,A
Bee: I am starting to think it is choose all as assumptions do not prove a rule and in this case there is insufficient information.
Bee: Raven - I agree with your statement. There is no other assumption free option.
Raven: 'I feel like my best bet is 7, A, and 2 since H isn''t a vowel so it won''t matter for the rule.'
Raven: I think those are the cards I will be choosing.