gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Butterfly,Emu,SYSTEM,Falcon,Narwhal&&G,U,9,4
Emu: Hello everybody
Butterfly: 4
Falcon: 'We only need to know if the U (vowel) has an even number, and if the 4 (even number) has a vowel on their flip sides, the other two don''t matter for this questioncard'
Emu: 'My solution says turn over the U (to see if it has an even number on the back), and the 9 (to test if thre''s a vowel - if there is, then the hy[pothesis is false).'
Narwhal: I think that U and 9 are the answers because U must have an even number and if 9 has a vowel, it proves the rule wrong.
Falcon: I agree
Emu: Butterfly?
Falcon: U,9
Emu: I think all of us participating agree.
Narwhal: So, U and 9?
Falcon: but what if 4 has and odd number, should we turn that one to see too
Emu: 'That''s my best guess. Any other thoughts?'
Falcon: I meant to say if 4 has a consonant
Narwhal: 'Cards with consonants are also allowed to have even numbers, the rule doesn''t say anything about that'
Falcon: ok duh i see
Falcon: yes I think we should chose U and 9
Emu: OK, I am going to go for that.
Emu: U,9
Falcon: should we submit final decision and hit
Narwhal: Sounds good, thanks guys!
Narwhal: U,9