gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Puffin,Zebra,Leopard,SYSTEM,Beaver&&E,5,R,4
Puffin: Hi all
Leopard: Hi there
Puffin: we all know we need to flip the 4 and the E to start and agree on those right?
Puffin: I think we also need to flip the 5
Zebra: 'Yes I think that''s right'
Leopard: 'I don''t know if I choose the right letter'
Beaver: Yes I agree!
Zebra: why the 5?
Leopard: I picked the E
Beaver: I picked 4 and E.
Zebra: I also picked 4 and E.
Puffin: we know the 5 is an off right, so we need to verify that there is not a vowel on the other side
Puffin: odd*
Zebra: Okay, so I will select 5 as well then. Good point, Puffin.
Leopard: I was thinking we need to pick two also
Zebra: E,5,4
Puffin: Since R is not a vowel, we dont care about flipping that to determine the rule regarding "all vowels"
Beaver: 'The task states that "all cards with vowels on one side have an even number on the other" so I would personally not pick 5 since it''s an odd not even number.'
Leopard: Then we need to pick the E?
Puffin: i think we need 4, E and 5
Leopard: That might be a good idea
Zebra: I went with 4, 5 and E
Puffin: @beaver picking the 5 is required to prove the counterpoint that if we have a 5 it will be a non vowel
Leopard: I just am totally confused about this task as which one to pick for sure
Beaver: oooh wait. I think I may know what puffin is saying.
Leopard: Has everyone picked?
Puffin: 4, E, and 5 is my final answer unless anyone has new info to share
Beaver: I have chosen!
Puffin: E,5,4
Leopard: If so, when do we hit the submit button on the chat?
Zebra: Considering that the task claims most people get it wrong, and our first instincts mostly seemed to be E and 4, I think Puffin is probably right about selecting 5 as well.
Beaver: I agree @Zebra
Leopard: Sorry, I mean the final decision and submit hit button?
Beaver: E,5,4