gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Lobster,SYSTEM,Bat,Dolphin&&D,7,A,4
Lobster: HI
Dolphin: Hey!
Bat: Hi there!
Dolphin: I figure two cards: A and 7
Lobster: HW R U?
Dolphin: Excellent. Any you?
Bat: 'Nope, it''s 4 and A'
Lobster: GOOD
Bat: 'I''m good, you?'
Lobster: YA
Bat: @Dolphin why do you say A and 7?
Lobster: RANDOM
Dolphin: 'what if there''s a vowel on the other side of the 7?'
Bat: It says all cards with vowels
Bat: Have an even number on the other
Lobster: 4
Bat: So in this case A is the vowel
Lobster: YES
Bat: Which has an even number behind it possibly
Bat: And 4 is the even number, which has a vowel behind it possibly.
Bat: 'I know it''s 4 and A, but I''m trying to understand @Dolphin''s point of view'
Lobster: Mm
Dolphin: 'A only tells us about A. It has to be checked with another. so let''s think 4 to verify vowel and even, and 7 to verify odd and consonant. I''m just thinking out loud, folks, I could be wrong.'
Dolphin: 'If there''s a vowel on the other side of 7, then the rule doesn''t test out.'
Bat: 'Hm, didn''t think about it like that. You are right.'
Bat: If the answer is one and the same, why would we need to forms of evidence.
Dolphin: 'just as if there''s a consonant on the other side of 4.'
Lobster: finish the game
Lobster: bye
Dolphin: what would you suggest Lobster?
Bat: 'But then, couldn''t we select all of the cards to test out the rule?'
Bat: 'It doesn''t have a limit how many can be chosen after all'
Dolphin: that was my first thought too
Bat: 'I have a minute left, but I''ll be leaving you guys with choosing 4,7 and A'
Dolphin: Wait. Does D matter at all?
Bat: 'I''m not sure, maybe.'
Bat: 'But that''s what I''ll be going with. Thanks for your time fellas.'
Bat: 7,A,4
Dolphin: Got it.
Dolphin: Thanks!
Dolphin: D,7,A,4