gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Unicorn,SYSTEM,Duck,Chipmunk,Hamster&&U,9,Z,4
Duck: Hi all
Hamster: Hello!
Duck: How are we doing?
Hamster: My guess is that you would just need to turn "u" and "4" to check that the vowel has an even number and vice versa
Unicorn: Hello there..How is everyone doing
Duck: Good thanks
Duck: Interesting. I thought Z because U would have an even number attached to it
Unicorn: My guess was to turn 4 and Z
Chipmunk: I concur with Hamster - that seems the logical choice.
Duck: 'Yea I''d say 4 and Z'
Duck: So we all agree on 4
Duck: 'It''s just between U and Z now'
Unicorn: I think 4 because it is even and Z because it is a consonant.
Chipmunk: I go with 4 only
Unicorn: So what should it be, any comments
Duck: 'I''m fine with 4 only'
Duck: 4
Unicorn: If everyone is fine with 4, I am too.
Chipmunk: 'It''s worth a try - thanks'
Unicorn: 4
Duck: Sounds good!
Unicorn: I have revised mine
Hamster: Oh wait - hear me out...
Unicorn: Listening...
Unicorn: Are we stating with 4?
Duck: Yes
Hamster: How we we know it goes both ways - that an even letter will also show a vowel?
Duck: It says so on the task
Unicorn: Not sure, but I think majority say 4, should we submit?
Duck: 'I''d say submit with just 4'
Hamster: OK, will submit with 4
Hamster: 4
Unicorn: sounds good..shall we submit our final?