gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Raven,SYSTEM,Chipmunk,Leopard&&3,V,A,4
Leopard: Hi everyone
Raven: Hey guys!
Chipmunk: A and 4 as solutions?
Leopard: What do you guys think?
Leopard: I said A and 3
Raven: 'I think it''s A and 3. You''re trying to confirm the rule that a vowel has an even number on the other side. So you''d turn over the one with the vowel (A) and the one with an odd number (to make sure the other side in a vowel)'
Raven: The other ones are irrelevant
Chipmunk: I agree with A
Leopard: Yes Raven that was my same thought process
Chipmunk: but if the number is odd, does it matter if the letter is vowel or not on other side?
Leopard: Yes because if it is a vowel it would violate the rule
Raven: Yeah, because if the other side is a vowel than the rule cannot be confirmed
Chipmunk: gotcha
Chipmunk: A and 3
Leopard: Cool :)
Chipmunk: final decision right?
Raven: 'It seems counterintuitive, but I think it''s right. Think of it as "if x then y"---x is the vowel, which is the important bit.'
Raven: 'But yeah I''m good with making it our final decision :)'
Raven: 'Though I guess we''re supposed to be here for 5 minutes via the instructions...'
Leopard: Yes, A and 3 as the final decision
Leopard: Yes
Raven: Cool! Thanks for being easy-going everyone~
Leopard: Great job everyone :)
Leopard: 3,A