instruction:
You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. If the conversation begins with a question, label it '1' otherwise '0'.
question:
Person1: What's up , officer ?
Person2: Are you aware that you ran through that stop sign ?
Person1: There was a stop sign ?
Person2: How could you not notice it ?
Person1: If there really was a stop sign , I couldn't see it because of the overgrown bushes .
Person2: You know.You ' re right . The bushes are covering the sign .
Person1: If I saw the stop sign , I would've stopped for it .
Person2: Now that I think about it , I can see how you missed it .
Person1: Am I getting a ticket for this ?
Person2: I'll let you off with a warning .
Person1: Thank you , I really do appreciate that .
Person2: Don't worry about it . I need to have something done about those bushes .
answer:
1

question:
Person1: Thank you for your hospitality , Leon . I had a wonderful time !
Person2: You're welcome , Diane . I hope you can visit us again soon .
answer:
0

question:
Person1: It's said you will go abroad to pursue your graduate studies .
Person2: Yes , I've been thinking about visiting you . I hope to get some advice from you .
Person1: Which country do you want to go to ?
Person2: My field is electronic engineering . Which country do you think I should go ?
Person1: Were I in your position , I'd go to America .
Person2: Which university should I apply to ?
Person1: There are many universities for you to choose from . Some famous universities such as Harvard , Yale , the University of Michigan , and Massachusetts Institute of Technology are really wonderful places to study , but they are very competitive and expensive . Some smaller universities or institutes are also very nice but much cheaper .
Person2: Oh , I see . Thank you very much .
answer:
0