{"state": {"passage": "U.S. corn sales to Tunisia, Moroccoand other North African countries may face increasedcompetition from European Community (EC) corn sales, the U.S.Agriculture Department said. In its World Production and Trade report, the USDA saidsales of French corn for nearby delivery have been confirmedwith an export subsidy of about 145 dlrs per tonne, bringingthe French price to about 72 dlrs per tonne, FOB. While this is about the same price as U.S. corn, EC cornhas lower transport costs, the department noted. The French sales mark the beginning of commercial EC cornexports which could reach 750,000 tonnes to North Africa andthe Middle East, areas which have traditionally purchased theircorn needs from the United States, the department said. Department officials said the 750,000 tonnes of exports arefor the year up to September 30 1987. They said export licenses for about 500,000 tonnes havebeen issued so far", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"plywood\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"dkr\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"lead\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"naphtha\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"corn\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/726", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/4bb3b43a3144ee5c9d34", "text_sha256": "579f711215e2c3281fb288cc7e2f0c1e9ec94e44f417dce24eda34618aaeed78", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 726}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d53c87f254ca85320e9242b3e6fea1ab57c987b8e791b582f83b488dc2f2e585"}}
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{"state": "Why use a quasi experimental design when you can do an experiment?\n\nI read about quasi-experimental design and the variations it has such as pre-test post-test non-equivalent groups, and also experimental designs. Having compared these two, I ascertained that the difference between this variation of quasi-experimental design(pre-test post-test non-equivalent groups) and experimental design is randomization. However, what I couldn't understand was:\n\nWhy should quasi-experimental design even exist when we can do randomization easily and the randomization has more benefits than matching the participants?\n\nHonestly, I search for the answer but I couldn't find any, and obviously that is why I'm asking a question, yet if you find any alike question I would be happy if you refer me to it. I genuinely appreciate it if you refer me to at least one resource as well. The reference book for the discrimination between these two designs: Introduction to Research Methods and Data Analysis in Psychology, Third Edition by Darren Langdridge and Gareth Hagger-Johnson", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "* Whether an RCT should be stopped early due to interim results. For example, RCTs may be stopped early if an intervention produces \"larger than expected benefit or harm\", or if \"investigators find evidence of no important difference between experimental and control interventions.\"  [5]\n* The extent to which the groups can be analyzed exactly as they existed upon randomization (i.e., whether a so-called \" [ intention-to-treat analysis ](/wiki/Intention-to-treat_analysis \"Intention-to-treat analysis\") \" is used). A \"pure\" intention-to-treat analysis is \"possible only when complete outcome data are available\" for all randomized subjects;  [69]  when some outcome data are missing, options include analyzing only cases with known outcomes and using [ imputed ](/wiki/Imputation_\\(statistics\\) \"Imputation \\(statistics\\)\") data.  [5]  Nevertheless, the more that analyses can include all participants in the groups to which they were randomized, the less bias that an RCT will be subject to.  [5]\n* Whether [ subgroup analysis ](/wiki/Subgroup_analysis \"Subgroup analysis\") should be performed. These are \"often discouraged\" because [ multiple comparisons ](/wiki/Multiple_comparisons \"Multiple comparisons\") may produce false positive findings that cannot be confirmed by other studies.  [5]", "doc_2": "For two groups of data, the most widely used parametric test is the t-test\n(for independent or paired samples, depending on our data), and the non-\nparametric equivalent is the Mann–Whitney test. For more than two groups of\ndata, the parametric test used is ANOVA, and its non-parametric equivalent is\nthe Kruskal–Wallis test.", "doc_3": "Google Scholar\nCollins L. M., Dziak J. J., Li R. (2009). Design of experiments with multiple independent variables: A resource management perspective on complete and reduced factorial designs. Psychological Methods, 14, 202-224.\nGO TO REFERENCE\nCrossref\nGoogle Scholar\nDeutsch M., Gerard H. B. (1955). A study of normative and informational social influences upon individual judgment. Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 51, 629-636.", "doc_4": ":\nAbstract\nQuasi-experimental studies evaluate the association between an intervention and an outcome using experiments in which the intervention is not randomly assigned. Quasi-experimental studies are often used to evaluate rapid responses to outbreaks or other patient safety problems requiring prompt non-randomized interventions. Quasi-experimental studies can be categorized into three major types: interrupted time series designs, designs with control groups, and designs without control groups. This methods paper highlights key considerations for quasi-experimental studies in healthcare epidemiology and antimicrobial stewardship including study design and analytic approaches to avoid selection bias and other common pitfalls of quasi-experimental studies.", "doc_5": "Finding a suitable experimental design when performing multimodal fNIRS-EEG\nmeasurements is an important step in every study. 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{"state": {"conversation": ["system: You are a top-tier algorithm for extracting information from text. Only extract information that is relevant to the provided text. If no information is relevant, use the schema and output an empty list where appropriate.", "user: I need to extract information from the following text: ```\\n\\nMy name is Chester. i am 42 years old. My friend Jane is a year older than me.\\n\\n```\\n"], "available_functions": [{"name": "extractor.extract_information", "description": "Extract information from the provided data array matching a predefined schema, which includes age, name, and optional nickname of a person.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"data\": {\"description\": \"An array of dictionaries, each representing an individual's information.\", \"items\": {\"properties\": {\"age\": {\"description\": \"The age of the person in years. Must be a positive integer.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"name\": {\"description\": \"The full name of the person.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"nick_name\": {\"default\": null, \"description\": \"Alias or nickname of the person, if available.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"type\": \"dict\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}}, \"required\": [\"data\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `extractor.extract_information` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_simple_189-114-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_simple_189-114-0", "text_sha256": "3437dfb8776d0d0580dab1b7828af1bca04b3bc53a8161749fdad096716d0c82", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_simple.json", "id": "live_simple_189-114-0"}, "stratum": "live_simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a6e4ef0326f9daed87663e4e4404a231c26c5132e48e2995e8252b064da5845f"}}
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{"state": "I want to share an exciting travel plan on Facebook, including the booking of The Seafood Shack restaurant and Sunset Paradise hotel on June 15, 2023. I also want to apply for a Travel Blogger job and buy Travel Insurance from AAA Insurance. Here is a picture of the destination: example.jpg", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "share_by_social_network: Share a specific content by a specific social network", "tool_2": "submit_insurance_application: Submit travel insurance application form", "tool_3": "generate_travel_plan_report: Organize travel plans and insurance information into a report", "tool_4": "TravelPlan: This API generates a travel plan based on the weather and restaurant recommendation.", "tool_5": "business_travel_planner: Plan your business travel itinerary based on your preferences and schedule."}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/taskbench_daily_query_7", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/taskbench_daily_query_7", "text_sha256": "0057f20b0b7b5570679ab3969f55270051252d97feb15e48db46317ea686373e", "gold_id": "taskbench_daily_tool_10", "negative_ids": ["ultraTool_tool_701", "toolACE_tool_5370", "ultraTool_tool_740", "reversechain_tool_576"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:taskbench-daily/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "taskbench-daily", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a38653e1866913615c1364e5db69590997e8ef203ab87f299dcfdd69811b1e73"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Roof shingle removal", "context": "A couple of women are talking as they stand in a backyard. They are holding moss killer attached to hoses. the women"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "then put the moss in a bucket from a sink in the backyard.", "opt_2": "pour the moss on their hose.", "opt_3": "spray the moss killer onto the roof of a shed, killing the growth with the liquid.", "opt_4": "are dipping the plant into various water heaters to warm up."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/23834", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_iBEUNOMTr8M", "text_sha256": "5253d576ca0e46128564171f025839f4511ffa2ad5e3d79800cb56ba0d0b15f8", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1576, "source_id": "activitynet~v_iBEUNOMTr8M"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ddd9cdabe420cc2f9a17a940c14c58927054b421a77f6188af2acf75babfaa62"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "Japan's Jiji Press quoted Bank of JapanGovernor Satoshi Sumita as telling Japanese reporters thecentral bank will continue determined market intervention toprevent a further rise in the value of the yen. Sumita, who is attending an annual meeting of the AsianDevelopment Bank, also said he does not think the yen willcontinue to rise, Jiji reported. He said the Bank of Japan iskeeping close contact with other major industrial nations onconcerted market intervention, Jiji said. He said coordinatedintervention is the only way to stop the dollar from droppingtoo fast, Jiji said. The dollar fell below 138 yen today", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"fuel\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"cottonseed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"money-fx\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"yen\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sorghum\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"dlr\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/591", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/8cbbc8e53a7241aa544c", "text_sha256": "8f60817c45c6712dd42f7f1c745f521fd9a54b3e3dec59bd698141b18116fca2", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 591}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "76b9af8cc846bf133ab2ba4b31e57eef58a7d421cac0b4d8c51032192f9f4de3"}}
{"state": "In every thriving start-up, there comes a pivotal moment when the leader must strategically delegate tasks to her team. At TechVent Innovations, this responsibility falls on me. Three standout employees, Emma, Noah, and Liam, each with their unique skill sets, are at the forefront of this decision. The challenge lies in assigning them to two critical teams - one focused on Product Development and the other on Customer Support - to propel our company towards a prosperous future.\n\nEmma, fiery and creative, never shies away from voicing her opinions, a quality evident during our brainstorming sessions, particularly when in dialogue with Noah. That said, her knack for understanding complex technical issues and finding innovative solutions is unparalleled. Redefining problems, overcoming obstacles and always pushing our ideas to the limit, Emma has left an indelible mark on product development. With her hands on the wheel, our team has visited unchartered realms of innovation time and again.\n\nYet, this same fire occasionally leads Emma to the precipice of impatience. Whenever the pressure mounts, sparks fly. Her team spirit pushes her to constantly challenge Liam, our introverted member, to contribute more actively in team activities. This, more often than not, results in Liam being overwhelmed rather than motivated. \n\nLiam, on the other hand, is a study in patience. Despite his struggles with the complex world of product development, he always manages to exhibit an eternal calm. This quality makes him a favorite among our customers who, in their moments of frustration, get greeted by a patient ear and a calming voice. However, his introverted nature makes it hard for him to tap into his creative side, leaving him failing to bring innovative ideas to the product development table and needing to refer to notes or ask team members for confirmation before giving customers answers.\n\nNoah, the outgoing one, has the ability to cheer up an entire room with his presence. However, this same light-heartedness, though initially endearing, has been his nemesis in the professional realm; his relentless mockery of Liam's questions during meetings and refusal to accept constructive feedback, particularly from Emma, has started to taint team dynamics. His listening skills too are far from commendable. This coupled with his lack of technical competency and the anxiety he experiences when dealing with disgruntled customers has left him utterly floundering in both realms, product development and customer service.\n\nOn a team, we all depend on each other. As their manager, it falls on me to assign roles that would best suit each individual's strengths and help them grow as professionals. Emma's technical expertise, creativity, and passion, albeit mixed with her temper; Liam's patience and ability to work alone, but with pressures; and Noah's enthusiasm, though coupled with defensive attitudes and lack of technical skills, all contribute to our team in unique ways. So, as I weigh the aforementioned facts, I must come to a decision, a perfect balance that harnesses the individual strengths of Emma, Noah, and Liam for the betterment of TechVent Innovations.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Product Development: Emma, Customer Support: Liam and Noah", "opt_2": "Product Development: Liam, Customer Support: Emma and Noah", "opt_3": "Product Development: Noah, Customer Support: Emma and Liam"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/55", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/55", "text_sha256": "97c1850c42b6c6c9be94c20e9739e73776e047c8662650df81f6e18f550ddc23", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 55}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "da22108ca6ed50da4cb7d854b81bace8d5ba79b4001aaa7b2892e018c3646617"}}
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{"state": "rclcpp wait for a list of service/action servers to start before proceeding further\n\nI have a list of services and a list of actions that I need to wait for to start before I can proceed further. Is there some sort of inbuilt function in rclcpp or rclcpp::Node that I can use?\n\nCreating a custom service and action client type is not really a viable option for me, since I would have more than 100 services + actions combined.\n\nWhat I want is something like the following:\n\nclass SomeNode : public rclcpp::Node\n{\npublic:\n    SomeNode() : Node(\"service_and_action_check\")\n    {\n        /* We do our initial setup */\n\n        std::vector<std::string> serviceList = {\"service1\", \"service2\", \"service3\"};\n        std::vector<std::string> actionList  = {\"action1\", \"action2\", \"action3\"};\n\n        for (auto &elem : serviceList)\n        {\n            checkIfServiceServerIsRunning(elem);\n        }\n\n        for (auto &elem : actionList)\n        {\n            checkIfActionServerIsRunning(elem);\n        }\n\n        RCLCPP_INFO(this->get_logger(), \"All services and actions have been loaded.\");\n    }\n    .\n    .\n    .\n};\n \nIf this is not readily available, if anyone knows of a simple way to create the functions checkIfServiceServerIsRunning and checkIfActionServerIsRunning, that would be of help too.\n\nThanks!", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "3.1 Writing the action client code  \n\nOpen up ` custom_action_cpp/src/fibonacci_action_client.cpp  ` , and put the\nfollowing code in:\n\n    \n    \n    #include <functional>\n    #include <future>\n    #include <memory>\n    #include <string>\n    #include <sstream>\n    \n    #include \"custom_action_interfaces/action/fibonacci.hpp\"\n    \n    #include \"rclcpp/rclcpp.hpp\"\n    #include \"rclcpp_action/rclcpp_action.hpp\"\n    #include \"rclcpp_components/register_node_macro.hpp\"\n    \n    namespace custom_action_cpp\n    {\n    class FibonacciActionClient : public rclcpp::Node\n    {\n    public:\n      using Fibonacci = custom_action_interfaces::action::Fibonacci;\n      using GoalHandleFibonacci = rclcpp_action::ClientGoalHandle<Fibonacci>;\n    \n      explicit FibonacciActionClient(const rclcpp::NodeOptions & options)\n      : Node(\"fibonacci_action_client\", options)\n      {\n        this->client_ptr_ = rclcpp_action::create_client<Fibonacci>(\n          this,\n          \"fibonacci\");\n    \n        auto timer_callback_lambda = [this](){ return this->send_goal(); };\n        this->timer_ = this->create_wall_timer(\n          std::chrono::milliseconds(500),\n          timer_callback_lambda);\n      }", "doc_2": "#include \"rclcpp/logger.hpp\"\n    #include \"rclcpp/rclcpp.hpp\"\n    #include \"rclcpp/timer.hpp\"\n    #include \"std_srvs/srv/detail/empty__struct.hpp\"\n    #include \"std_srvs/srv/detail/set_bool__struct.hpp\"\n    #include \"std_srvs/srv/empty.hpp\"\n    #include \"std_srvs/srv/set_bool.hpp\"\n    \n    #include <chrono>\n    #include <cstdlib>\n    #include <future>\n    #include <memory>\n    \n    using namespace std::chrono_literals;\n    \n    class ServiceClient : public rclcpp::Node {\n    private:\n      rclcpp::Client<std_srvs::srv::SetBool>::SharedPtr client_;\n      rclcpp::TimerBase::SharedPtr timer_;\n      bool service_done_ = false; // inspired from action client c++ code\n    \n      void timer_callback() {\n        while (!client_->wait_for_service(1s)) {\n          if (rclcpp::ok()) {\n            RCLCPP_ERROR(\n                this->get_logger(),\n                \"Client interrupted while waiting for service. Terminating...\");\n            return;\n          }\n          RCLCPP_INFO(this->get_logger(),\n                      \"Service Unavailable. Waiting for Service...\");\n        }\n    \n        auto request = std::make_shared<std_srvs::srv::SetBool::Request>();\n        // set request variables here, if any\n        request->data = true; // comment this line if using Empty() message\n    \n        service_done_ = false; // inspired from action client c++ code", "doc_3": "#include \"std_msgs/msg/string.hpp\"\n    \n    using namespace std::chrono_literals;\n    \n    /* This example creates a subclass of Node and uses std::bind() to register a\n    * member function as a callback from the timer. */\n    \n    class MinimalPublisher : public rclcpp::Node\n    {\n      public:\n        MinimalPublisher()\n        : Node(\"minimal_publisher\"), count_(0)\n        {\n          publisher_ = this->create_publisher<std_msgs::msg::String>(\"topic\", 10);\n          timer_ = this->create_wall_timer(\n          500ms, std::bind(&MinimalPublisher::timer_callback, this));\n        }\n    \n      private:\n        void timer_callback()\n        {\n          auto message = std_msgs::msg::String();\n          message.data = \"Hello, world! \" + std::to_string(count_++);\n          RCLCPP_INFO(this->get_logger(), \"Publishing: '%s'\", message.data.c_str());\n          publisher_->publish(message);\n        }\n        rclcpp::TimerBase::SharedPtr timer_;\n        rclcpp::Publisher<std_msgs::msg::String>::SharedPtr publisher_;\n        size_t count_;\n    };\n    \n    int main(int argc, char * argv[])\n    {\n      rclcpp::init(argc, argv);\n      rclcpp::spin(std::make_shared<MinimalPublisher>());\n      rclcpp::shutdown();\n      return 0;\n    }", "doc_4": "#include \"rclcpp/rclcpp.hpp\"\n    #include \"example_interfaces/srv/add_two_ints.hpp\"\n    \n    #include <chrono>\n    #include <cstdlib>\n    #include <memory>\n    \n    using namespace std::chrono_literals;\n    \n    int main(int argc, char **argv)\n    {\n      rclcpp::init(argc, argv);\n    \n      if (argc != 3) {\n          RCLCPP_INFO(rclcpp::get_logger(\"rclcpp\"), \"usage: add_two_ints_client X Y\");\n          return 1;\n      }\n    \n      std::shared_ptr<rclcpp::Node> node = rclcpp::Node::make_shared(\"add_two_ints_client\");\n      rclcpp::Client<example_interfaces::srv::AddTwoInts>::SharedPtr client =\n        node->create_client<example_interfaces::srv::AddTwoInts>(\"add_two_ints\");\n    \n      auto request = std::make_shared<example_interfaces::srv::AddTwoInts::Request>();\n      request->a = atoll(argv[1]);\n      request->b = atoll(argv[2]);\n    \n      while (!client->wait_for_service(1s)) {\n        if (!rclcpp::ok()) {\n          RCLCPP_ERROR(rclcpp::get_logger(\"rclcpp\"), \"Interrupted while waiting for the service. Exiting.\");\n          return 0;\n        }\n        RCLCPP_INFO(rclcpp::get_logger(\"rclcpp\"), \"service not available, waiting again...\");\n      }\n    \n      auto result = client->async_send_request(request);\n      // Wait for the result.\n      if (rclcpp::spin_until_future_complete(node, result) ==\n        rclcpp::FutureReturnCode::SUCCESS)", "doc_5": "We will create a simple BT plugin node to perform an action on another server.\nFor this example, we’re going to analyze the simplest behavior tree action\nnode in the ` nav2_behavior_tree  ` package, the ` wait  ` node. Beyond this\nexample of an action BT node, you can also create custom decorator, condition,\nand control nodes. Each node type has a unique role in the behavior tree to\nperform actions like planning, control the flow of the BT, check the status of\na condition, or modify the output of other BT nodes."}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/66", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/66", "text_sha256": "4eea8292ae7ff39e5d032eccb966e15e7b09ea740c784fd646319a9bf700ad1e", "gold_id": "rclcpp_service_action/Cpphtml_27.txt", "negative_ids": ["nodenow/WritingASimpleCppSer_66.txt", "srvmsg/19647_9.txt", "custom_bt/writingnewbtpluginht_37.txt", "octomap_publish/WritingASimpleCppPub_13.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "66"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a0779e6f8bee89cb396e157b327e57d3e496400f5eea5728afda3d16eda7d0a4"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.“I need to say some shit about the UTR, and I need to say some shit about racism, ’cause I’m not fucking racist, I’m Spanish,” he said on the Facebook Live video", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/516", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/dc617cd120383758092a", "text_sha256": "1cbbde8ea8eb8dd2cd401b6fa69b25a87d32062509a3ea2cc2d2d0eead965301", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 516}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a4ac1d329b34dde1f67b2f7d9f0f925278d2339deb7fdcd96a74cd68732ac159"}}
{"state": "In the cold echo of a deserted hockey rink, Otis was found dead from a grenade explosion, and now Detective Winston must decipher the clues, suspecting Ervin and Andrew are somehow involved.\n\nWinston let out a pensive sigh as the medical examiner rattled off the factors that spelled foul play, namely the shrapnel directly linked to a grenade. When you see something new, you remember it, he mused.\n\nThe town had been buzzing since Ervin's angry outburst in the synagogue last Sunday. Bystanders had recounted to Winston how Ervin had been shouting at a particular customer he had been consulting with, before the outburst escalated and he stormed off into the synagogue. The same customer Walter Harrison was who Ervin had consulted with before he stormed off into the synagogue, had recounted it to him with fear in his voice.\n\n\"And you say you were trembling after the confrontation, Mr. Harrison?\" Winston asked after the customer finished recounting Ervin's worrying reaction.\n\n\"N-not just a confrontation,\" the distressed customer stammered, \"Ervin, our Rabbi, he lost it – punching the walls, shouting at everyone. There’s still a visible dent where he hit.\"\n\nWinston gave a slight nod, “Thank you for your cooperation,” he said before heading toward the synagogue to track down Rabbi Ervin.\n\nErvin Thornberg, the Rabbi, met Winston's inquiring gaze coolly. Ervin had a hardened look - the clear evidence of his military past. He was known in town as former military officer with specialized training in demolitions. Nothing could erase that part of his life.\n\n\"Quite an impressive array of memorabilia here, Rabbi,\" Winston remarked, scanning the room filled with various wartime relics like grenades and medals from Ervin's service days. \"Your friends often tell stories of you proudly showing these off.\"\n\n\"Careful with those, Detective, they are from my time in the service,\" Ervin replied, with a hint of nostalgia creeping into his tone. \"My friends, they have a way of making things sound more dramatic.\"\n\nWinston was further intrigued by the hint of gossip he received from one of Ervin's neighbors, \"You know, Otis had been vocal lately. He saw something he shouldn't about Ervin and the synagogue funds. Even said he was planning to go to the authorities.\"\n\nWith that information, Winston pitched it to Ervin, \"I hear Otis saw something alarming involving you and the synagogue's funds. Heard he was seriously considering going to the authorities.\"\n\nErvin stiffened noticeably, his cool gaze flickered for a moment. \"Otis talks too much,\" he muttered, a subtle hint of annoyance in his tone.\n\nJust as he was about to leave, a troubling fact popped back into his mind - Otis. Otis had seen Ervin embezzling funds from the Synagogue and Ervin knew that. Winston marked it down mentally and with a brisk nod to Rabbi Ervin, made his exit. Feeling the sharp gaze of Ervin boring into his back, he needed no further confirmation.\n\nThe pieces were neatly aligning, like pieces of a puzzle, Winston could see it - But it wasn't his place to tell the story, rather gather it. So with another sigh, he slid into the driver's seat and drove off. The knot in his gut tightened as he pulled away from the synagogue - he knew his work here was far from done.\n\nWinston pulled the collar of his jacket up and stepped into the freezing cold of the hockey rink. Alone in the rink, he squinted under the heat of the artificial light to read the deserted stands and make out the chalk lines: \"Just a man and his routine...Otis was always here at this time, when no one else was present...So why Otis? Why here?\"\n\nHours later, Winston found himself wading through the mud and foliage of a nearby hiking trail. He was there to meet Andrew, the local hiking guide, a formally trained Bomb Disposal Technician in the military, and a close friend of Otis. Andrew's hiking business had been losing traction for quite some time. His soldier-like formality was still intact, standing tall despite the fall of his flailing business, which was evident through alarming financial reports showing consistent and increasing negative balance in his accounts.\n\n\"Right this way, detective.\" Andrew offered, leading him through the dense woods with the authority and precision that only a man with his specialized training would possess. Andrew diligently used his army skills to ensure the safety of hikers from any potential environmental dangers on their guided tours.\n\n\"Andrew-\" Winston began, striding to keep up with the trained speedwalker, \"I was told you two were close. And you had asked Otis about his insurance policy recently. Care to shed some light on that?\"\n\nAndrew did not look back as he continued walking. \"Sure did. Otis had been open about his routine. I always knew when he was at the rink or off somewhere else. As for his insurance, he had approached me for advice and later updated it, naming me the beneficiary.\"\n\nAs they neared Andrew's hiking spot, Winston noticed a military-grade tent with tools, knives, ropes, canned food supplies, and hidden among them, explosives. Andrew's intense secrecy hinted at something more - these were not just regular hiking supplies.\n\n\"Quite a collection here, Andrew. Comes in handy during your hikes I presume?\" Winston asked casually. Andrew replied with a nod, \"It's an efficient system. Every item serves a purpose.\"\n\nBefore Winston could probe further, his phone buzzed, indicating a call from the station. \"Just bear with me, Andrew,\" Winston excused himself. Andrew shuffled uncomfortably nearby, sparked a further conversation about Otis' recent insurance update.\n\nA forensic update from the station linked the lethal grenade to the recent military base theft!\n\n\"Do you mind if we take this conversation downtown, Andrew?\" Winston turned around. Andrew stood tall, showing no signs of discomfort. 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{"state": {"passage": "Peru will put into effect Monday a foreignexchange rationing system for imports designed to stop a slidein the country's international reserves, a government decree inthe Official Gazette said. Under the system, importers will be required to present abill from the foreign seller of goods and apply for a licensefor foreign exchange. The central bank will have 10 days todecide whether to issue the required foreign exchange. Net international reserves now total about 800 mln dlrscompared to 1.54 billion dlrs a year ago. The system will be effective until the end of 1988. A ceiling for foreign exchange availability will be set bya council with members from the central bank, the economyministry and the planning and foreign trade institutes. Thecentral bank will issue licenses to procure foreign exchange inaccordance with guidelines set by the council. Peru's reserves fell sharply due to a drop in the tradesurplus to about five mln dlrs in 1986 from 1.1 billion in1985, according to preliminary central bank estimates. Total exports dropped to 2.50 billion dlrs last year against2.97 billion in 1985. Imports last year rose sharply as gross domestic productgrew by about 8.5 pct, the highest economic growth levelregistered in 12 years. Imports were about 2.49 billion dlrs in1986 against 1.87 billion in 1985, according to preliminaryestimates. The cushion of reserves allowed Peru to take a hard-linedebt stance last year and suspend most payments due on its 14.3billion dlr foreign debt", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"reserves\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"money-fx\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"coconut-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"gnp\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"strategic-metal\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"gold\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/778", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/358c2b9c35338c07ef05", "text_sha256": "2879ad214652dd74828ae3f763208c662f41b25d7a47af49e88548945b557263", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 778}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c37cac5a0f8d9005ca7ea6cdc0fb44305afa0ef8dba9f803aac2127e4fc406d6"}}
{"state": {"service": "Flight search engine for both one and two way trips", "dialogue": ["User: I have a plan for a short trip and I need to book flight for which I need your help, can you search for an one way flight?", "System: Yes, I can search and let me know the start and end place of your trip.", "User: Ya, need flight from San Francisco to Mexico City, Is that possible?", "System: Yes, of course, and also let me know the date of visit, so that I can search?", "User: trip will be on 11th of March, please search accordingly.", "System: What about a flight with Alaska Airlines which leaves at 11:05 am local time and with itinerary has 0 layovers?. The ticket cost will be at $154 per person.", "User: Please search for some other flights and I have zero bags to carry.", "System: Found 3 results and one is a flight with American Airlines which takes off at 10:10 pm with itinerary 0 layovers for which the ticket price will be $175 per person. Is this information useful?", "User: That is okay but I need to search for round trip flights for three persons.", "System: When is the return date?", "User: Return date will be 13th of this month."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchOneWayFlights": "Look for one-way flightplans to destination of choice", "SearchForRoundTripFlight": "Look for round-trip flightplans to destination of choice", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "SearchForRoundTripFlight", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/1_00110/10", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/1_00110", "text_sha256": "93cf4ef8abb18860604e97b4c66b1d222de8839a90e69a75fb654158593ef971", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "1_00110", "turn": 10}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "71a85094425200aecdbe31b0972e988b7beaa98f11567cb7a9008b403f9da3e6"}}
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{"state": "Bathed in the warm glow of a sunlit day, the construction site beckoned enticingly. Yet, the manager of the bustling construction company found himself confined within the four walls of his office, amidst a sea of charts, spreadsheets, and a steaming cup of coffee. His task was monumental - assigning roles to architects, engineers, laborers, and surveyors for a multitude of ongoing projects. The roles of Project Coordinator and Site Surveyor were particularly crucial and needed to be filled promptly. Among his pool of potential candidates were Samantha, David, and Michael, each carrying their unique strengths and weaknesses. The weight of making the perfect assignment for each individual was a responsibility he bore heavily.\n\nDavid was a tough nut to crack. He had a rich history of working in land surveying firms, with an undeniable talent in geometry that was matched by his love for working outdoors. His ability to juggle multiple tasks while keeping an eye on the project deadlines was commendable, often found taking the lead in organizing and spearheading team meetings. But what was distinctive was his reliance on Michael for advice concerning surveying tasks. \n\nMichael, too, was an outdoorsy guy, with a knack for math. He had collaborated frequently with David on project designs, apparently enjoying it. He had a solid background in land development which came in handy. However, his misgivings were apparent. Michael often struggled to express his ideas clearly, and his predictable absence at project meetings was notable. His familiar snide remarks about Samantha's ideas painted an uncomfortable picture, adding difficulty to the assignment task.\n\nAnd then there was Samantha. As a manager, he knew the importance of respecting all team members' concerns, and Samantha's assertion that David's actions often undermined her authority had not gone unnoticed. Samantha had a habit of criticizing Michael's work methods, a fact which, while being a flaw, also had a silver lining - it exhibited her understanding of the technical aspects of the tasks. However, when it came to site surveying, her struggle with trigonometry, a core skill, made her an unlikely candidate. Her struggle with unfamiliar outdoor areas only emphasized it more. Her challenges in handling high-stress situations and the difficulty to keep track of multiple tasks simultaneously were negatives when considering her for Project Coordination.\n\nThe manager sighed and took another sip of his coffee. What he had in store for David, Michael, and Samantha was a task filled with challenges yet profoundly satisfying when accomplished. What positions these colleagues would occupy depended on his take on their capabilities, personalities, and performances. Granted, there were some issues amongst the team, and the assignments might trigger some disagreements, but ultimately, he had on hand a team of professionals with experience, dedication, and resilience.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Project coordination: David, Site surveying: Michael and Samantha", "opt_2": "Project coordination: Michael, Site surveying: David and Samantha", "opt_3": "Project coordination: Samantha, Site surveying: David and Michael"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/205", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/205", "text_sha256": "b82fa12df348fc6c2389839ea56972be7cafa0bd503e25af32ec138be2cc9c08", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 205}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3e147eab51be236329247f404f8c5e6c5b54fb9ac81c8775ef2f7d9748b38bce"}}
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{"state": "Write a function to find numbers within a given range from startnum ti endnum where every number is divisible by every digit it contains. https://www.w3resource.com/python-exercises/lambda/python-lambda-exercise-24.php", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.367", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.367", "text_sha256": "56d281d2b0b958399ccd7b162fa61c018bddde34646fb7b043f4856c6114410b", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.367"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4cb37a361bb0aa804d570aca3c3fef21ce1d426f5eb539c120b34a30202b3bce"}}
{"state": "What is the climate impact of planting one tree?\n\nI was reading the news today, and noticed that in the UN Climate Summit, it was decided that over 11 billion trees will be planted to sequester carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.\n\nI was thinking that this probably doesn't have much effect. So, what is the climate impact of planting one tree?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "At Ecometrica we are often asked, “How many trees do you need to store one tonne of\ncarbon?” The amount of carbon stored by a tree depends on its size, which is influenced by\nmany factors – the species, the local conditions and the way it is managed. In an attempt to find\na simple answer to this question we tracked down a tree that stored exactly one tonne of\ncarbon. Here we describe that tree and how we estimated its carbon content.\nWe found the one tonne carbon tree close to our office in Edinburgh. It is a mature sycamore\n(Acer pseudoplatanus), with a diameter of 52 cm and a stem height of 12 m. We used standard\nforestry practices to estimate the amount of carbon\ncontained within the stem, branches, roots and leaves.\nTo make these estimates we first measured:\n• The radius of the stem at 1.3 m above the ground (r1 = 26\ncm) and at the top of the stem (r2 = 20 cm), and\n• The height of the stem (h = 12 m).\nThese measurements were used to estimate the volume of\nthe stem, from which stem biomass* was calculated. We\nthen used known relationships between the biomass of the\nstem and the biomass of roots, branches and leaves to\nestimate the total biomass of the tree.\n• Stem volume was estimated using the equation for the\nvolume of a truncated cone:", "doc_2": "* [ Carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere ](/wiki/Carbon_dioxide_in_Earth%27s_atmosphere \"Carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere\")\n  * [ Greenhouse effect ](/wiki/Greenhouse_effect \"Greenhouse effect\")\n  * [ Scientific consensus on climate change ](/wiki/Scientific_consensus_on_climate_change \"Scientific consensus on climate change\")", "doc_3": "Few trees reach maturity in an urban environment (Watson & Himelick, 2013). While many cities participate in tree plantings, the lack of follow-up care can impact survival rates, thus result in a waste of resources (Widney, Fischer, & Vogt, 2016). However great the number of benefits a mature tree can provide, it takes time for the benefits of trees to exceed the costs associated with the planting and maintenance (Vogt, Hauer, & Fischer, 2015). One way to increase survival rates of planted trees—and thus, ensure a wise investment—is to garner community support with tree plantings. This can reduce vandalism and create a sense of ownership (Black, 1978). For example, Sklar and Ames (1985) found that trees planted with community participation had significantly higher survival rates (~60%–70%) as compared to trees that were planted without community participation (<1%). Involving the local community in tree planting may also increase neighborhood ties (Watkins et al., 2018). This may lead to a positive social effect.", "doc_4": "* [ Carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere ](/wiki/Carbon_dioxide_in_Earth%27s_atmosphere \"Carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere\")\n  * [ Greenhouse effect ](/wiki/Greenhouse_effect \"Greenhouse effect\")\n  * [ Scientific consensus on climate change ](/wiki/Scientific_consensus_on_climate_change \"Scientific consensus on climate change\")", "doc_5": "* [ Carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere ](/wiki/Carbon_dioxide_in_Earth%27s_atmosphere \"Carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere\")\n  * [ Greenhouse effect ](/wiki/Greenhouse_effect \"Greenhouse effect\")\n  * [ Scientific consensus on climate change ](/wiki/Scientific_consensus_on_climate_change \"Scientific consensus on climate change\")"}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/32", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/32", "text_sha256": "33296491e3c5b77721880d48802f2e8458fc4e2088c7652f995a44490c4e62e8", "gold_id": "climate_change_tree/onetonnecarbontreediscussionpaper3pdf_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["software_carbon/Globalwarmingpotential_116.txt", "software_carbon/Emissionintensity_95.txt", "carbon_footprint_product/Carbonfootprint_194.txt", "sustainable_christmas/ppp339_32.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "32"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bec3da640176fd816a7f1ad357ff5eab06e53c21fa00de055562f20967ad0e3f"}}
{"state": "I have a business advertising flyer template. Can you generate a marketing visual from this?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Google_Ads_Shopping_Microsoft_Ads_pay_per_click: Your personal assistance for automating advertising – Google Ads (AdWords) and Microsoft Ads (Bing).", "tool_2": "uploadTemplate: Uploads a custom template to the CraftMyPDF editor for use in generating PDF documents.", "tool_3": "createTemplate: Create a new document template", "tool_4": "placid: A design assistant that creates marketing visuals from your templates.", "tool_5": "deleteTemplate: Deletes a specified template from the CraftMyPDF editor."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/metatool_which_query_154", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/metatool_which_query_154", "text_sha256": "c6904c648072b6026abe88666789eb415ab3ec3c800050ed349351d9919b4efb", "gold_id": "metatool_which_tool_103", "negative_ids": ["toolalpaca_tool_1590", "metatool_which_tool_89", "toolalpaca_tool_1717", "toolalpaca_tool_1721"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:metatool/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "metatool", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d5acd50510aa9f33a3beea2216373942267f78340c0ea03c7c98650c86bcce2c"}}
{"state": {"service": "Platform to connect you with drivers to get passengers where they want to go", "dialogue": ["User: I want to find a therapist, please.", "System: What city? What kind of therapist?", "User: I want to find a psychologist in Redwood City.", "System: I found 9 therapists. Becker Hubert J is a psychologist in Redwood city.", "User: What's the address?", "System: The address is 1150 Veterans Boulevard.", "User: That sounds great.", "System: Do you want to make an appointment?", "User: Yes, I do.", "System: What date do you want?", "User: I want to make it for March 11th.", "System: What time would you like.", "User: 12 o\"clock in the afternoon.", "System: Please confirm: an appointment with Becker Hubert J on March 11th at 12 pm.", "User: Yes, sounds great.", "System: Sorry, I couldn't make the appointment. Anything else I can do?", "User: Can you book an appointment for the 2nd of this month?", "System: Please confirm: an appointment with Becker Hubert J on March 2nd at 12 pm.", "User: Yes, what's the phone number?", "System: Your appointment has been booked and you'll receive an email confirmation. The phone number is 650-299-4827.", "User: I want to find a cab.", "System: How many people?", "User: It's for 1 person.", "System: Do you want a shared ride? Is that okay?", "User: Yes, that's fine.", "System: Please confirm: a shared ride for 1 person to 1150 Veterans Boulevard.", "User: Sounds good. How much is it?", "System: Your ride is on the way. It's $14.19.", "User: How long will the ride be?", "System: It will be 24 minutes.", "User: Thanks so much.", "System: Anything else I can do?", "User: No, that's all."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"GetRideToLocation": "Book a cab for a destination and number of riders", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/13_00104/32", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/13_00104", "text_sha256": "c2c9cca6327bdfd0e87d4a4054cc728a9d34ef3eabd749914f464a07d501b20c", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "13_00104", "turn": 32}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8c1942426311cd3fe3913dea1377c1197328137cd7cc2a0152c431cba0701be9"}}
{"state": "In the bustle of pre-show excitement, the concert hall resonated with a sense of urgent dedication. Francesca, the star violinist for the night, was meticulously preparing her precious antique violin which was carefully stowed in its case, waiting for its moment to shine. Martin, the sound technician, was deeply engrossed in ensuring the perfect tuning for the microphone residing in the sound booth, his keen ears picking up every nuance. Sarah, always vigilant as the stage manager, was superintendently overseeing the course of events for the show, her eyes darting around the room making sure everything was in order for Francesca's concert. Everyone involved was quite familiar with their surroundings, the locations of the essential instruments and tools for the night's success were already well known by each.\n\nGently cradling her antique violin, Francesca made her way across the room to the stage. The luminous draw of the stage lights filled her with a surge of anticipation as the beautiful wooden instrument found its temporary home on the stage in preparation for the concert. Without missing a beat, Francesca moved past Sarah who was fully engaged in a radio conversation with Martin. The sound technician was busy running the sound checks at this instance, letting the timbre fill the room as he strived for the optimum balance required for Francesca's violin notes to perfectly resonate across the hall. Sarah was there on the radio with him, making sure that the audio setup was perfect for the concert. Francesca's pathway to the stage was clearly visible to Martin who, despite being engrossed in his technical adjustments, didn't miss her moving figure on his line of sight.\n\nIn the midst of the prepping hustle, Martin carefully maneuvered the microphone onto the stage for the crucial sound check. His focus was undeterred from ensuring that tonight, the hall would reverberate with the melodious strings of the Italian violin flawlessly. Ensuring that all operations ran like clockwork, Sarah juggled multiple tasks at once, her mobile phone pressed to her ear as she orchestrated her vendors from a distance. Francesca, her natural affinity for music shining through, was found tuning her instrument, the air vibrating with the passionate notes that would soon echo throughout the concert hall. Martin was at the heart of the symphony, adjusting the technology at hand, making sure that Francesca's harmonious notes spread across the hall unhindered. All the while, Sarah, still on the call, walked away from the scene, navigating towards the exterior of the building.\n\nUnder the bright stage lights, Sarah carefully placed Francesca's antique violin back into its designated case. With the violin nestled safely within, the concert could proceed without a hitch, allowing Francesca's music to ring out in all its stunning harmony. Diligently seated in a nearby dressing room, Francesca was engrossed in reviewing footage of past performances, seeking for areas of improvement. Behind the closed doors, she had no view of the bustling activity outside in the concert hall. \n\nAt the same time, Martin, the ever-focused sound technician, was seen knee-deep in a cluster of cables. His calculated movements carried him closer to Sarah. The woman's animated actions caught Martin's attention mid-task, her managerial role evident in her brisk pace and keen eye.\n\nSimultaneously across the room, stage manager Sarah busied herself overseeing the final arrangements. The whirlpool of activity swirled around her, yet she remained the calm eye of the storm. Her movements were precise and assured, inspiring trust in those around her.\n\nAmid the humming chaos and energy, Francesca, Martin, and Sarah each dedicated their hearts to the imminent concert. Their collective efforts were orchestrated in harmony, just like the sounds that would soon fill the hall. As the echoes of their hard work began to softy fade, a hush enveloped the arena, signifying the anticipation of a performance reverberating with harmony, dedication, and passion.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which location is the most likely place Francesca would look to find the antique violin given the story?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "instrument case", "opt_2": "sound booth", "opt_3": "stage"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_object_placements"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/object_placements/28", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/object_placements/28", "text_sha256": "6d633f69a40975288ba632b3131014c45c6fb55e37aae75c357d6b78d0038359", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:object_placements.csv", "row": 28}, "stratum": "object_placements", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3dddf26052a80921e045982ddc40016fc48ded1cb1003456824bf963ce04341d"}}
{"state": "MUTUAL NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nThis Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement ('Agreement\") is made and entered into as of __________, 20__ (\"Effective Date\") by and between ______________________________ (“Producer”) and___________________________________, (“Agency”) (each a \"Party\" and collectively referred to herein as the \"Parties\").\nFor purposes of this Agreement “Agency” means the undersigned Advertising Agency, “Client” means the advertiser client of the Agency identified on the signature page of this Agreement; “Commercial” means a commercial production referred to in the Producer’s bid/specification form. The term “Agency Affiliate” means (i) the wholly owned subsidiary of the Agency’s parent (“Owner”) where the Agency is also a wholly owned subsidiary (ii) which Agency Affiliate is an advertising agency and does not operate as a commercial production, post production business or acts as an in-house cost consulting entity. Agency represents that it is soliciting bona fide bids for the production of the Commercial and Producer represents that its bid, if submitted, shall be a bona fide bid. If the terms and conditions of this Agreement are inconsistent with those in Client’s or Agency’s bid/specification form, production agreement or purchase order that address the subject matter of this Agreement, the terms and conditions of this Agreement shall control. Agency is signing this Agreement for itself and for its Client who is also a “Party,” “Recipient” and “Discloser” under this Agreement.\nNow, therefore, the Parties agree as follows:\n1. Confidential Information. Each Party receiving Confidential Information (as defined below) (each, a \"Recipient,\" and together, the \"Recipients\"), is receiving confidential disclosure of certain confidential or proprietary technical, business, operational, financial and/or commercial information, trade secret information and/or any information of the other designated as “Confidential”, “Proprietary” or by similar designation, or which under the circumstances surrounding disclosure ought to be treated as confidential (\"Confidential Information\") for the purpose of exploring, establishing, performing or carrying out a contractual business relationship for the production by the Producer of the Commercial and/or other commercial productions for the Client (collectively and severally, the “Transaction\"). Each disclosing Party (each a \"Discloser\") would not disclose its Confidential Information without the Recipient's agreement to maintain the Confidential Information in confidence and to use such Confidential Information solely as permitted under this Agreement. Confidential Information can be in any form (e.g. electronic, digital, analog, hard copy or oral). Nothing in this Agreement shall require a Party to disclose its Confidential Information.\nSpecifically, with respect to the Producer, the term “Confidential Information” includes confidential and proprietary information of Producer disclosed in connection with the Transaction (during each phase including pre-production, conference(s), pre-bid, bid, production, shoot, wrap and post-production) and regardless of whether a commercial production project is awarded to Producer, including, but not limited to, production costs, discounts, bids, budgets, treatments, prices, relationships with employees, independent contractors and vendors, specifications, sources, layouts, breakdowns, approach to a commercial project, financial and technical information, ideas, designs, specifications, techniques, models, data, programs, processes, technologies and methods of producing the work, all customized terms of, and attachments to, the Producer’s bid/specification form or production contract or other production documents, processes, know-how, customer lists, marketing plans, systems and reports, and information discussed by Producer at any Agency or Client meetings.\n2. Non-Use and Non-Disclosure. Recipients will not disclose, distribute, copy or use any Confidential Information or the fact that a Transaction is being considered or is under a production contract without the prior written consent of the other Party and then only to the extent specified in such consent. Confidential Information may be used only to the extent reasonably required for the purposes of evaluating, producing or carrying out the Transaction; provided however, that Recipients may only disclose the Confidential Information to those of its contractors, vendors, directors, officers, advisors, agents and employees (\"Representatives\") who need to know such Confidential Information for the purpose of evaluating, performing or carrying out or producing the Transaction and who shall be bound by a written agreement or other legally enforceable written obligations to preserve the confidentiality of the Confidential Information in a manner consistent with this Agreement. The Recipient will be responsible for any breach of this Agreement by it or its Representatives, whether or not such Representatives are associated with the Discloser at the time of the breach.\nWithout limiting the foregoing, where the Discloser is the Producer and a Recipient Representative is a cost consultant of the Client or Agency, the Recipient shall secure its Representative’s express written agreement that it will not make any business or other use of, and will in perpetuity hold in confidence, all Confidential Information acquired or learned by such Representative and shall not use or disclose such information except as permitted in this Agreement. Prohibited uses and disclosures by such Representative include, but are not limited to, uses for or disclosures to a competitor of the Producer and uses for or disclosures to any other client or prospective client of such Representative, regardless of whether the Confidential Information is aggregated with other information or its not identified with the Producer.\nProducer Confidential Information may be disclosed to the Owner (unless an independent third party is required by the FTC/DOJ) for purposes permitted under this Agreement and disclosed, on an aggregate basis, to other Agency Affiliates provided: (i) the Owner and each Agency Affiliate Recipient agrees to be bound by this Agreement; (ii) Producer Confidential Information to be disclosed is at least three months old; (iii) Producer Confidential Information is aggregated with similar types of confidential information of at least 4 other commercial producers with whom the Agency or Agency Affiliate have contracted to produce commercials and who have consented in writing to have their confidential information aggregated and disclosed in accordance with this procedure provided however that no aggregated producer confidential information represents more than 25% on a weighted basis of any statistic and further provided that all information is sufficiently aggregated such that it would not allow a Recipient to identify the Confidential Information of the Producer or of any other producer whose confidential information is aggregated.\nThe obligations of confidentiality in this Agreement do not extend to any item of Confidential Information which (i) is publicly known at the time of its disclosure, (ii) is lawfully received by a Recipient from a third party not known to the Recipient to be under a similar confidential agreement to this Agreement or under obligation of confidentiality to the Discloser, (iii) is published or otherwise made known to the public by the Discloser of Confidential Information, (iv) was generated independently by the receiving Recipient without reliance on Confidential Information (as proven by supporting documentation evidencing such independent generation) or (v) was received either prior to the Effective Date of this Agreement or was received for the first time only after the termination or expiration of this Agreement.\n3. Maintenance of Confidentiality. Recipient agrees that it shall take reasonable measures to protect the secrecy of and avoid disclosure and unauthorized use of the Confidential Information. Without limiting the foregoing, Recipient shall take at least those measures that it takes to protect its own confidential information of a similar nature, but in no event less than reasonable measures. Recipient shall reproduce Discloser's proprietary rights notices on any copies, in the same manner in which such notices were set forth in or on the original. Recipient shall immediately notify Discloser upon discovery of any loss or unauthorized disclosure of any Confidential Information.\nIf the Recipient receives a request to disclose all or any part of the Confidential Information under the terms of a valid subpoena or order issued by a court of competent jurisdiction or governmental body, Recipient agrees to (i) immediately notify the Discloser of the existence, terms and circumstances surrounding such a request, so that the Discloser may seek an appropriate protective order or other reliable written assurance that confidential treatment will be accorded to Confidential Information, and (ii) only disclose that portion of the Confidential Information which counsel advises is legally required to be disclosed. At all times, the Discloser shall retain sole ownership of its Confidential Information.\n4. Return of Materials. At the request of the Discloser, Recipient will promptly return to the Discloser or at Discloser’s instructions destroy any written or electronic Confidential Information and all physical media on which Confidential Information was received from the other Recipient, including any copies thereof, with a letter confirming that the Confidential Information has not been reproduced or copied or that all copies have been returned and that none of the Confidential Information was disclosed to anyone except in accordance with this Agreement. The Recipient and its Representatives shall not retain any copies, extracts or other reproductions, in whole or in part, of such written or electronic material, except as may be needed to comply with applicable law and, provided that Recipient may retain one copy of Confidential Information in its confidential files for use only in the event a dispute arises between the Parties hereunder and only in connection with that dispute.\n5. No Warranty. All confidential information is provided \"as is\" and Disclosers make no warranties of any kind, express, implied or otherwise, regarding the accuracy, utility, completeness or performance of any Confidential Information.\n6. No License. Nothing in this Agreement is intended to grant any rights to the Recipient in any copyrights or other intellectual property of the Discloser, nor shall this Agreement grant any Party any proprietary rights in or to the Confidential Information of the other Party.\n7. Term. Recipient's obligations under this Agreement with respect to disclosures of Confidential Information made hereunder shall expire five (5) years from the date this Agreement is executed by the Parties.\n8. Remedies. Each Recipient acknowledges that a violation of this Agreement would cause irreparable harm to the Discloser for which no adequate remedy at law exists and each Recipient therefore agrees that, in addition to any other remedies available, both Parties will be entitled to seek injunctive relief to enforce the terms of this Agreement without a requirement that Discloser prove irreparable harm or provide the posting of a bond.\n9. Miscellaneous. The terms of this Agreement may be modified or waived only by a separate writing signed by the Parties expressly so modifying or waiving such terms. No failure or delay by the Discloser in exercising any right, power or privilege shall operate as a waiver, nor shall any single or partial exercise preclude any other or further exercise of any right, power or privilege hereunder. The unenforceability of any provision of this Agreement will not affect the validity or enforceability of any other provision. This Agreement shall bind and inure to the benefit of the Parties hereto and their successors and assigns. This Agreement shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with, the laws of the State of ____________________ without giving effect to any conflicts or choice of laws provisions that would cause the application of the domestic substantive laws of any other jurisdiction. This Agreement contains the entire agreement between the Parties with respect to the subject matter hereof, and neither Party shall have any obligation, express or implied by law, with respect to trade secret or proprietary information of the other Party except as set forth herein. This Agreement may be executed in counterparts, with each an original and both of which together shall constitute one and the same instrument, and the Parties agree that they will be bound by electronic signatures. 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{"state": "What does the lead actor of the first episode of second season of Black Mirror look like?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Movies_Tv_Shows_Database_GET_TV_Series_Episodes_by_Series_ID_Season_Number: A valid TV Series ID (e.g. tt2741602) return Episode number, episode name, episode air date, vote average, vote count", "tool_2": "Get TV Series Episodes: Retrieve episodes of a TV series by its ID and season number. A valid TV Series ID (e.g. tt2741602) is required. The API returns episode number, episode name, episode air string, vote average, and vote count.", "tool_3": "Get Anime Gif: Retrieve anime gif prostring pictures and banners", "tool_4": "show.get_reality_show_schedule: Retrieve the schedule and participant details for a specific reality show.", "tool_5": "GET_person_person_id_images: Get the images for a person."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_tmdb_query_34", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_tmdb_query_34", "text_sha256": "ebd6acc9c73eca6c376c5b6b471ffe0efcf6dcf4af95066049ff4ca4ad96a88d", "gold_id": "webtools_tmdb_tool_44", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_3464", "toolACE_tool_10646", "toolACE_tool_7451", "toolbench_tool_10490"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:restgpt-tmdb/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "restgpt-tmdb", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "18c93377284d61cbbfc5a91ece395b4cf7d1e2ec4e79e391a42ef72c48bb5bf5"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A range of substantial policyinitiatives need to be implemented to shift resources fromconsumption to production in the Zimbabwe economy, says theZimbabwe Banking Corporation (ZBC) in its quarterly economicreview. The state owned banking group says although Zimbabwe'sbalance of payments improved significantly last year theunderlying position deteriorated. Last year's improved tradesurplus was partly the result of sales of stockpiled gold andcontinued import restraint. It says debt service charges are projected to exceed 35 pctof exports in 1987 and warns against squeezing imports further. ZBC says mining industry import quotas for the first sixmonths of 1987 have been halved and those for manufacturingindustry cut by a third. It contrasts the performance of manufacturing industry in1967 to 1974, with that since independence in 1980. Industrialproduction almost doubled between 1967 and 1974, when foreigncurrency allocations almost trebled in real terms. Since 1980, import allocations have been cut 45 pct and theZimbabwe dollar has depreciated by more than 60 pct. As aresult the bank says the external purchasing power of foreigncurrency allocations is currently only 20 pct of its 1980levels", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"wheat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"bop\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"trade\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"ipi\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"housing\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"alum\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/589", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/9954ce26e9ca70e7bc81", "text_sha256": "7e18a46b0a2554ec148a198e601f54de30154c0ed8fef9f890753b5081f11531", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 589}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a98c66ebbcd1d1eb861f46ce0fabf1aa0f5c0438a6ca82c454e696f2986ee50c"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Muslims inside FBI describe culture of suspicion and fear : ' It is cancer '"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Hog inside FBI describe culture of suspicion and fear : ' It is cancer '", "b": "hypochondriacs inside FBI describe culture of suspicion and fear : ' It is cancer '"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/1954-14795", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/1954", "text_sha256": "826f93cfc654f2dcc77b7b92af748483bcc0844682c4a33d55eea24de3117d47", "grades": ["0.4", "0.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "1954-14795"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5e30c9c137fd75ac0ceabf9c51f659c2a894972a579846ff7f0b5c294e46841b"}}
{"state": "User: Can you check my appointment on March 25th, 2023 with Dr. Kim?\nAI: Sure, may I know your name?\nUser: It's Robert Lee.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge."}, "label": "QueryRegistration", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/360", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "d1581e38fd260412ac5834eab239a0dd873fb07adf69d7276adfeecfeac02de4", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 360, "file": "QueryRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryRegistration", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f97cba1882efd5e24bdafed531e2961e52b26aab00e3fda56bd2ff4cefd1a8f1"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Ice fishing", "context": "A person is seen sitting on the snow around a hole and loading up a pole. He looks at a machine and continues adjusting his pole. he"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "uses a tool to pull up snow into the hole and continues to move around.", "opt_2": "continues using the machine at all angles and showing off his show.", "opt_3": "takes the stick out and attempts to speed up his push.", "opt_4": "moves his pole around a bit and holds up a fish that he catches."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/46323", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_M2wdIwZMNm8", "text_sha256": "e69078bc30cd12c4be44784294bd2a3e7687cdc4c8a4178be4d7cc2478477639", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 3028, "source_id": "activitynet~v_M2wdIwZMNm8"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "394742155d538ab3abe49f06b6cae3084bc3a85b4356101a5858f7a137aa1236"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#3e5902 #cdd9c1 #a9bf99 #7c9ea6 #54678c", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#c7d67b #65711d #ffffff #cf6066 #a22b2f", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#b8f200 #5c425c #293200 #80617a #c4f500", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#a8a578 #9aa086 #69766d #3b444b #1a2129", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#45200f #804a17 #ffc14c #3d7096 #002e4d", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#666e65 #3b5238 #21451d #081f06 #000000", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#330a00 #262600 #698c4d #204039 #000f19", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#73e0ff #8be8b0 #d7ff83 #ffa776 #e8cf85", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a64521 #f2f2f2 #f2da91 #d9b64e #73245e", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#a8973d #c26a2b #d9a638 #bfbc47 #a7b061", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a68f81 #f2ede4 #d0e2f2 #8fa66d #402f31", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#000e5e #32b1ef #98d1f0 #ffffff #8a0000", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#b3b9c7 #cad7d9 #e3e8d8 #fff5eb #ffdfdc", "b": "#949fad #906875 #d77468 #fb9d6d #fafd8a"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/244", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/244", "text_sha256": "0591b89fe64dae7663e34d7b0d10505a4416957c7e201eff18732d41af483f6a", "themes": [9662, 1949], "ratings": [2, 1], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 244}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "340649101ae044cb1f9c5b706402ceff3726b0b985d2b2bd6ba2a55660c00c8a"}}
{"state": "In the vibrant epicenter of the city, where the pulse is the rustle of paperwork and the rhythmic tapping of countless keyboards, stood a renowned law firm. The pulse was set to quicken, as I faced a pivotal task: to strategically delegate the roles of handling cases and conducting legal research among a team of skilled lawyers. The key players in this intricate game were the fervent Alex, the steadfast Madison, and the self-reliant Michael.\n\nAlex was always an enigma, brimming with earnest desire, but weighed down by the gravity of legal minutiae. He had a penchant for diving deep into the legal and procedural world, a world that he often found himself lost in. His past included a notable incident of neglecting to file critical case documents, shining light onto a pressing issue with case management. Additionally, he battled constant struggles with the gargantuan workloads this firm inevitably brought. \n\nOften, he would find himself at loggerheads with the resolute Michael, over core disagreements about how best to handle cases. From an outsider's view, it seemed like Alex was shadowboxing, caught up in an endless loop despite proven strategies by Michael. However, it was not all doom and gloom for Alex. He found solace in Madison, someone whom he distinctly respected, often diving into profound intellectual discussions with her about case law analysis.\n\nThen we had Madison, a brilliant mind, a savvy lawyer with an uncanny knack for precision. She was the epitome of legal prowess; she possessed an exceptional understanding of law entwined with the ability to apply it in the most effective way. She was a law virtuoso. Many times, she fiercely defended major clients in high-profile cases, showcasing her prowess to the world. Madison also had an eye for detail in legal research where she often produced stellar works well-regarded for their precision and detail. However, her working relationship with Michael seemed to brew a storm of discontentment. She held the belief that Michael continually devalued her input during discussions.\n\nOn the other side of this trio stood the lone wolf, Michael. Michael took an approach to legal work that was remarkably different from his colleagues. He relished the solitude of independently working on his cases rather than investing his energy in team pursuits. His past bore testimony to his success in representing clients, even in minor cases. His activities slightly skewed towards legal research, even during his case preparation time, allowing him to unearth useful precedents for recent cases. His relations appeared strained though. Madison’s demanding nature seemed to oppose his independent approach to things; adding a strain in existing undertones.\n\nThese adroit lawyers each held a unique piece of the puzzle, essential to the functionality of the firm. The task I had at hand was to ensure that this puzzle became a picture of harmony, working at its peak potential. It would require understanding their respective strengths and abilities and deploying them tactfully, in areas where they could flourish. As the ticking of a thousand keyboards continued, the firm's faith lay in my choices.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Handling Cases: Michael, Conducting Legal Research: Alex and Madison", "opt_2": "Handling Cases: Madison, Conducting Legal Research: Alex and Michael", "opt_3": "Handling Cases: Alex, Conducting Legal Research: Madison and Michael"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/61", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/61", "text_sha256": "f16f3ee1440ec538af3a8033a79218005570c03a41ac82f7497865010e7c327c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 61}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "73114ca124abec59f8a2bde247914295180b03c8ac22a1d7b1f93390806d9c96"}}
{"state": "User: Can you tell me the stock price of NFLX on 2022-02-21?\nAI: Sure! I can help you with that.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user."}, "label": "QueryStock", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/121", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryStock-QueryBalance-OpenBankAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "1cf48f69dac5a9ade4c2c4a96d86b0b72eaaf70a40fc5f659185f2164c12eb5c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 121, "file": "QueryStock-QueryBalance-OpenBankAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryStock", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f84bd1a815147ff168db608e5c230b647955fb15b8f8b184763844e7e24fc7d3"}}
{"state": "Why do governments issue bonds rather than just increasing tax or printing money?\n\nAssuming a government needs to raise money, what are the pros and cons of increasing taxes or printing more money or selling bonds?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "10\n15\n20\nAverage M1 Growth\nAverage Inflation\n0 5 10 15 20\n0\n5\n10\n15\n20\nAverage M2 Growth\nAverage Inflation\n0 5 10 15 20\n0\n5\n10\n15\n20\nFigure 1: Scatter Plots of Average Inflation and Average Growth Rates of M0,\nM1 and M2 for all Countries and for Lower Inflation Countries\n256 THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL REVIEW\nAll Countries Lower inflation countries\nAverage Excess M0 Growth\nAverage Inflation\n0 25 50 75 100\n0\n25\n50\n75\n100\nAverage Excess M1 Growth\nAverage Inflation\n0 25 50 75 100\n0\n25\n50\n75\n100\nAverage Excess M2 Growth\nAverage Inflation\n0 25 50 75 100\n0\n25\n50\n75\n100\nAverage Excess M0 Growth\nAverage Inflation\n0 5 10 15 20\n0\n5\n10\n15\n20\nAverage Excess M1 Growth\nAverage Inflation\n0 5 10 15 20\n0\n5", "doc_2": "The on-budget deficits require the U.S. Treasury to borrow money to raise cash\nneeded to keep the Government operating. We borrow the money by selling\nsecurities like Treasury bills, notes, bonds, and savings bonds to the public.", "doc_3": "If banks start buying private-company bonds (with the money they made by\nselling government bonds), then the price of private-company bonds will go up\nand the interest rate on those bonds will go down. In other words, private\ncompanies will now be able to borrow at a lower interest rate than before.", "doc_4": "The main way that the Fed influences interest rates is by buying and selling\ngovernment bonds. It decides whether to increase or decrease interest rates\ndepending on whether it aims to pump up or rein in overall demand for goods\nand services. When Fed policymakers decide that they want to raise interest\nrates, the Fed sells government bonds. This sale reduces the price of bonds\nand raises the interest rate on these bonds. (We can also think of this as the\nFed reducing the money supply. This makes money less plentiful and drives up\nthe price of borrowing.) When Fed policymakers decide they want to lower\ninterest rates, the Fed buys government bonds. This purchase increases the\nprice of bonds and lowers the interest rate on these bonds. (We can think of\nthis as the Fed increasing the money supply, which makes money more plentiful\nand drives down the price of borrowing.)", "doc_5": "To pay for government programs while operating under a deficit, the federal government borrows money by selling U.S. Treasury bonds, bills, and other securities."}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/6", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/6", "text_sha256": "8c677be4602f67339522cb85315eeb21c98c77f60d8b1e4d099e777124fe33c9", "gold_id": "printmoney_inflation/vol_3.txt", "negative_ids": ["public_debt_default/publicdebtfaqs_37.txt", "nominal_interest_rate/0111reuss1html_14.txt", "federal_reserve_tax/budgetdeficitasp_13.txt", "nominal_interest_rate/0111reuss1html_26.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "6"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c52cf48438db2516e18b01d1578615291b6f1d32956d6d640b89032ce6be1e42"}}
{"state": "Write a function to add the given tuple to the given list.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "claude-v1": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.372", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.372", "text_sha256": "f5d6ea64c343835841f39709d8f16a87f5129d336ad242bfc7ac6bcbca65aef4", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.372"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "fbb8f4b3eaa850f0be273c0ffed14adcf8aa814663ae05d2ad89c7d458959f8f"}}
{"state": "User: Can you delete my account?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. Can you please provide me with your username and password for authorization purposes?\nUser: My username is user3 and my password is user3pass.\nAI: Thank you. One moment while I authenticate your account.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='user3', password='user3pass')]->{'token': 'p9o8i7u6y5t4r3e2w1q'}\nAI: Your account has been authenticated successfully. Now, please confirm that you want to delete your account.\nUser: Yes, I want to delete it.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username')."}, "label": "DeleteAccount", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/317", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/DeleteAccount-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "8f3e7e84f14d330a7423463dc530f796d738dfb4c3264501e0bd69fa58bd8a5f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 317, "file": "DeleteAccount-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "DeleteAccount", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1a943020d242b887e927a93910d033222dc538823e332f124b6d067a4a21678a"}}
{"state": "What is Ariana Grande's first song ranked by title? When was this song released? Among the top ten songs in the recommended list for this song, which song has the earliest release date?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "K_POP_songs: Get K-POP songs info", "tool_2": "MusicRecommend: This API is to recommend a song based on the artist, genre and year.", "tool_3": "FilmTMDB.get_popular_movies: Get a list of movies ordered by popularity", "tool_4": "FilmTMDB.get_top_rated_movies: Get a list of movies ordered by rating", "tool_5": "https://genius-song-lyrics1.p.rapidapi.com/search/multi/: The multi search capability covers all content hosted on Genius (all sections)."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_music_query_30", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_music_query_30", "text_sha256": "e48e43c7acad34a97952ff0b5200677cb57b7abf55055a0435df57ddf539a95b", "gold_id": "webtools_music_tool_1", "negative_ids": ["t_eval_step_tool_20", "t_eval_step_tool_40", "toolbench_tool_4993", "reversechain_tool_657"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:autotools-music/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "autotools-music", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ebdacaaf8d4514afd83dce34a7084f039f3e32c08c3a1c6379b5ab944557d273"}}
{"state": "Joe drank his milk and tried to dunk his cookie in the glass but the _ was too small.\nA) glass\nB) cookie\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null}, "label": "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.546", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.546", "text_sha256": "09ed6f6eac41b5ce378bbd184c642ed29aefa88e84434e14a3d72f76baebd03c", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.546"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2bec9e1d436e0839ca144ad299762f398b11cf037dd5a7d7c191ca6829bc3984"}}
{"state": "\"In the gritty underworld of professional wrestling, Jim's life ends abruptly on the mat with a bottle of bleach; now, it's up to Detective Winston to grapple with suspects, Clyde and Roxanne, to uncover the truth.\"\n\nWinston squinted at the wrestling ticket stashed away in an evidence bag, blew a puff of smoke, and looked at the date again. It was the same day Jim, the famous wrestler, had been murdered. He snuffed out his cigarette, pocketed the ticket, and made his way toward his interview with Roxanne.\n\nHe found Roxanne nursing a cup of tea in a spacious apartment, its décor tinged with layers of transient life. Among various moving boxes, catching his attention were the remnants of a ticket in a drawer, aligning precisely with the one he pocketed, indicating it had been retrieved from there before the event. He noticed a handful of discarded sim cards on the table, each from a different carrier, indicating she had likely changed her phone number several times.\n\n“Roxanne, is it?” Winston began. His words were met with a curt nod.\n\n\"That wrestling match ticket I found at your place, you attended the same event that Jim did, didn’t you?\" Winston pushed the evidence bag toward Roxanne. She had meticulously planned to attend this wrestling show, as evidenced by the ticket fragments in her drawer.\n\nShe squared her shoulders and admitted, \"Yes, I'm a big fan of wrestling, and Jim always attracted the crowd.\"\n\nFlicking through his notes, Winston proceeded. \"Looks like you work in healthcare, Roxanne, a nurse, correct?\"\n\nWith a tad of confusion etched on her face, Roxanne admitted as such.\n\nDespite her career, Winston saw her adeptness in subjects beyond her field. She had done her fair share of questionable research, she knew bleach could be a useful tool, not just for cleaning. Winston received a tip-off about her internet search history pointing toward research on bleach poisoning.\n\nHe decided to dig a little deeper. \"At the pharmacy, where you bought the bleach, the CCTV footage showed you making that purchase.\" He let her know how he came across the information. Her flinch of surprise was hard to miss.\n\nSnowballing into more dire topics, Winston mentioned a recent spat taking place on her front lawn. Roxanne's family had heatedly argued with her. \"Your family has been trying to reach you,\" Winston gestured towards the stack of letters in the corner.\n\nSighing, Roxanne admitted that things had escalated until she left the location in a huff, ignoring repeated attempts by her family to get back in touch. \n\n\"No neighbors. I move... a lot,\" Roxanne confessed, changing the topic. \n\nWinston frowned. He needed to know why there were no reports of stolen bleach near pharmacies surrounding both the wrestling arena and Roxanne's current residence. But he decided to leave that for another time.\n\nOn his way out, Winston muttered a quiet \"thank you\" before he left Roxanne to her solitude. As he departed, he stole one last glance at the stacks of unopened letters sitting forlornly in the corner. There was an awful lot to unravel here, it seemed. Yet, as always, Winston knew the truth was buried somewhere, waiting to be unearthed.\n\nWinston had spent the day visiting the wrestling ring where Jim’s body had been found. As the man responsible for orchestrating the match, including assigning responsibilities to the referees, the matter had naturally become deeply personal to Clyde. Not to mention, he was a plumber and was therefore in a kind of position that made it hard for people to not remember him. The wrestling match was held late at night, when he could manage time from his job, and it just so happened that most people had already left for their homes by the end of it. Winston remembered seeing Jim flirting openly with Clyde's ex-girlfriend during the event. It was a sight hard to forget. He picked up his camera bag, preparing for the night’s task. It wouldn't be pretty, but it was necessary.\n\nWinston decided to ask Clyde about the match first, \"What are the criteria for a good referee in the match, Clyde?\" The question was a simple icebreaker.\n\nClyde shrugged, looking at Winston with a puzzled look. \"Well... referees need to control the wrestlers, redirect their energy if it goes astray. Also, they have the responsibility to overlook the match, ensure that it runs smooth and everyone plays by the rules.\"\n\nMeeting with the burly plumber, who also moonlighted as the wrestling match organizer, was a step that needed to occur. He was seen leaving the ring after the night's wrestling events with Jim. It was a fact that couldn't be simply glanced over.\n\nWinston, with a voice steady as a rock asked, \"A tad unusual, Clyde, you two leaving together. Was it not?\"\n\nClyde shifted uncomfortably, \"Naw, detective. It was late, and most folks had already gone home. Just tidyin' up, you know.\"\n\n\"Is that so?\" Winston replied. Clyde’s bleach-streaked work clothes were a testament to his plumbing job. Always smelling strongly of bleach. \"And don’t plumbers often use bleach for cleaning purposes?\" Winston emphasised his point.\n\nA shrug from Clyde gave Winston the satisfaction of confirmation. \"It's got plenty uses, detective. And yeah, a good clean ain't possible without some bleach.\"\n\nHis coworkers could vouch for his frequent bleach-infused work clothes. A distinct, eye-watering odor. Winston recognized it as he walked towards him. Yes, he couldn't ignore the strong smell of bleach.\n\nInstead of pushing the issue, Winston decided to turn the conversation towards Clyde’s past. He had treated his ex-girlfriends more like possessions than partners and had recently been seen spying on Jim and his ex-girlfriend - a woman Jim had been openly flirting with at the wrestling matches and who had confirmed that she was now dating Jim.\n\n\"Clyde,\" Winston began, all seriousness, \"we got reports of you looking into Jim and his... interests, other than wrestling, can you shed some light on that?\"\n\nClyde shifted again, \"Well, detective, that ain't nothing but...but concern, you see, for my ex.\"\n\nWinston simply nodded, staying silent. He had to stay neutral, had to listen to both sides of the story before he could make his conclusion. And that's exactly what he did. Letting Clyde make his explanation, was it concern or possessiveness camouflaged? Perhaps a bit of both. It was a tangled web, one Winston was sure to unravel eventually.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Clyde", "opt_2": "Roxanne"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/222", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/222", "text_sha256": "377d08b788ec0d30bd519a7945f4270ec01af457a2e618a66e36550a1f56af36", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 222}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "155352f443006255d53ad75726b39a4f2e8037c4df726b15259c1005da517428"}}
{"state": "i want to find a flight for under 700 on the 4th from denver international to new york international", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"travel_alert": null, "flight_status": null, "carry_on": null, "plug_type": null, "book_hotel": null, "book_flight": null, "exchange_rate": null, "lost_luggage": null, "car_rental": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "book_flight", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2507", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2507", "text_sha256": "d682513925b5be00e64fae11f095fa5c4761542299d25a91566fc2b5f12dc674", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2507}, "stratum": "travel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "88367dcb5a3a7896d37df4439b14535d47e3acb0bc579dd3f862e28dcabee446"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Croquet", "context": "A man walks towards the other side of the yard, hit the ball and the wall went to the other side of the yard, a man bend over and hit the ball with the stick, the ball roll and missed the rectangular hole. the man"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "hit the ball and other men kneel and put some cups in the hole.", "opt_2": "hit the ball and the ball went to the wall.", "opt_3": "runs to an empty area of vegetable patch, bend over again and hit the wall again, and the man darts to the left.", "opt_4": "entered the hole and start to climb around on the cord and lifted up a log and threw it, then he walkmpt to the other side, got up and walked on his knees to the other side."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/38367", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_F8K9WQfHth4", "text_sha256": "e6b03e78bf463234e978f3e5e8595a418e7bef8cfbeb52c0fd7fd54ee3ee9fce", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2494, "source_id": "activitynet~v_F8K9WQfHth4"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2767bc77d040389f026e204fd73b292c7cc329d15378ef75032fa58b9efec15a"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Rep. Blake Farenthold , under fire for sexual harassment allegations , resigns"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Rep. Blake Farenthold , under fire for sexual harassment allegations , hides", "b": "Rep. Blake Farenthold , under fire for sexual harassment allegations , smells"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/3151-1317", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/3151", "text_sha256": "0cf99960c2cf881187cb53b60a8b5765629038a825e904c88f3df4d53b4a0787", "grades": ["1.0", "0.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "3151-1317"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d0b2aa08af9784107724bc0cbe39a6e436b35b4e1c93ef837ae8cba711e01223"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Fossils may form in other ways. Sent 2: Fossils can be preserved almost completely. Sent 3: In this process, the organism doesnt change much. Sent 4: As seen below, tree sap may cover an organism. Sent 5: With time, the sap hardens. Sent 6: It turns to into amber. Sent 7: The original organism is preserved. Sent 8: This is very exciting for scientists. Sent 9: They are able to study the DNA of the organism that no longer lives on Earth. Sent 10: Some animals have been found frozen in ice. Sent 11: Others have been found in tar pits after falling in. Sent 12: Molds and casts are another way organisms can be fossilized. Sent 13: Have you ever walked in soft mud and left footprints? Sent 14: Once in a while, these traces of organisms can be preserved. Sent 15: In this case, nothing is left of the organism. Sent 16: A mold is an imprint of an organism that is preserved in rock. Sent 17: The organisms remains break down completely. Sent 18: There is nothing left of the original plant and animal", "question": "Why is amber so exciting for scientists?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Because they see a real animal\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"It can preserve an organism, including the DNA of creatures that don't exist on earth anymore\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"It completely preserves the object\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"It looks beautiful\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Because it leaves a mold\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Scientists are able to study the DNA of the organism that no longer exist on Earth\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Because it leaves a cast\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/175", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/c2b6c49cae7d2c24f93b", "text_sha256": "0f14fd1ce1d88bd2501a77380b17d00eee194df0f01a06d3c4021bd48a5e86ea", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 175}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "aa9d9fe22dcc3829536c630fb8a5728d1b5b9e7e2a52630e52681f6fe81426cd"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#0007ff #e800de #e8ad01 #1ab83c #ff0100", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#ecd300 #ff4600 #ff002f #2a004b #8ffb00", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#ecd300 #ff4600 #ff002f #2a004b #8ffb00", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#bfbfbf #e9f2f2 #d0e5f2 #9abbd9 #739cbf", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ff003d #fffbae #ff7676 #ff3951 #335c85", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#3d5963 #517584 #78aec4 #223137 #496a77", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#45967f #6b8033 #69ad3e #4c914e #354712", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#fce56a #6b164a #84815d #a6c440 #262421", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#b682d5 #d2c2e0 #afc287 #9fb865 #747d4c", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#a32414 #9e8539 #e3d179 #22755f #1c2d42", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#60130c #883717 #6e6940 #bfc98f #f1f346", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#60130c #883717 #6e6940 #bfc98f #f1f346", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#997643 #ffffff #5c6b41 #0b0e00 #97ada4", "b": "#573813 #fff8fb #9d7b53 #8a591f #d68b30"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/415", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/415", "text_sha256": "ff53ba42e1cfd1435481b3e464a0917135610170d3603605663b5ed690534fa2", "themes": [2908, 1865], "ratings": [3, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 415}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1df82d8967ca1bfe6415d1c53edec1c9644ca996231beb8f0b7e300bcca177fe"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: \"Can you help me with a few calculations? First, I'm curious about the current classical chess rating of a player named Magnus Carlsen. Second, I have a quadratic equation that I'm struggling with, it's 2x² - 3x + 1 = 0, could you find the roots for me? Lastly, I made an investment 5 years ago. The initial value was $5000 and now it's worth $8000. Could you calculate the Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) for me?\""], "available_functions": [{"name": "calculate_cagr", "description": "Calculate the Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) given an initial investment value, a final investment value, and the number of years.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"final_value\": {\"description\": \"The final investment value.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"initial_value\": {\"description\": \"The initial investment value.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"period_in_years\": {\"description\": \"The period of the investment in years.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"initial_value\", \"final_value\", \"period_in_years\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "chess.rating", "description": "Fetches the current chess rating of a given player", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"player_name\": {\"description\": \"The full name of the chess player.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"variant\": {\"description\": \"The variant of chess for which rating is requested (e.g., 'classical', 'blitz', 'bullet'). Default is 'classical'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"player_name\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "solve_quadratic", "description": "Find the roots of a quadratic equation. Returns both roots.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"a\": {\"description\": \"Coefficient of x².\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"b\": {\"description\": \"Coefficient of x.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"c\": {\"description\": \"Constant term.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"a\", \"b\", \"c\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `calculate_cagr` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `chess.rating` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `solve_quadratic` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_161", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_161", "text_sha256": "834ff4fff5b9964dbe6bb54d3fb1be1b37c391c6666d3753e572a6d43e0d1db0", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "parallel_multiple_161"}, "stratum": "parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e73e4eb5e9a4f27fdd0cb73c3241695457020c6cfec9b329b1dbabad7fea79eb"}}
{"state": "tell me how many much fat is in the hamburger", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"meal_suggestion": null, "food_last": null, "how_busy": null, "confirm_reservation": null, "restaurant_suggestion": null, "nutrition_info": null, "restaurant_reservation": null, "restaurant_reviews": null, "recipe": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "nutrition_info", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/1115", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/1115", "text_sha256": "2a30790e79199510f252bc8299ae7287bc121e63e58bf7c1df7785f5a33aa60f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1115}, "stratum": "kitchen_and_dining", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5c7e795232e819639a9c6ab0c4b3ec6225ad2d9bcccaa12a6eace26986a74f06"}}
{"state": "Write a function to find the area of a rectangle.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null}, "label": "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.245", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.245", "text_sha256": "69c414c89fb6c826b124f18f16bf35248c20e0c34ab4e6b55a3bf085f295fab5", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.245"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d7fd955313c1285c6af80cc3889f0d12e77234ed6a07021d11271d457aa6c60d"}}
{"state": "User: Can you tell me the stock price of NFLX on February 17, 2022?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that.\nAPI-Request: [QueryStock(stock_code='NFLX', date='2022-02-17')]->605.7\nAI: The stock price of NFLX on February 17, 2022 was 605.7.\nUser: What is my current balance?\nAI: To protect your account, can you please authenticate by providing your username and password?\nUser: Okay. My username is user1 and my password is user1pass.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='user1', password='user1pass')]->{'token': 'n9m8k7j6h5g4f3d2s1a0'}", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username')."}, "label": "QueryBalance", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/76", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryStock-QueryBalance-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "e1cd2a1c9601cd31b8ff0539913ccb531c10335bfb51f9cb240035aca16473b3", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 76, "file": "QueryStock-QueryBalance-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryBalance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "34df47a3c9014c5e7e57550f19e980fb541639d70577cced9a97012a4548678b"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Who won the NBA Most Valuable Player in 2020?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "sports_stats.get_player_stats", "description": "Retrieve statistics of a specific player for a given season and league.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"league\": {\"default\": \"NBA\", \"description\": \"The league of the player's sport, e.g. 'NBA'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"player_name\": {\"description\": \"The name of the player.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"season\": {\"description\": \"The season of the statistics, e.g. '2020-2021'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"player_name\", \"season\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `sports_stats.get_player_stats` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/irrelevance_184", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/irrelevance_184", "text_sha256": "809bbc6bb5004d0cf949241bd552aab50e65b4c8f4ea75285fd9c3aeecad3afe", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_irrelevance.json", "id": "irrelevance_184"}, "stratum": "irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1d43f0c38cdef1b3bc1728c59e19bca980c0a00e8630c01714a22e6ff012484a"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: u have the full control of command prompt if the task need to execute and coommand just do it what is the time"], "available_functions": [{"name": "cmd_controller.execute", "description": "Executes a given command using the os.system() function specifically for Windows operating systems. For multiple commands, separate them with '&&'. For complex tasks, create and run a .bat file.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"command\": {\"description\": \"The Windows command line instruction(s) to be executed. Use '&&' between commands for multiple instructions. For complex sequences, encapsulate the logic within a .bat file and provide the execution command here.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"command\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `cmd_controller.execute` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_559-172-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_559-172-0", "text_sha256": "431c7d3f700d09317e3a256209b3d2972ed35d064e4543e4a94ad2de351506ce", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_irrelevance.json", "id": "live_irrelevance_559-172-0"}, "stratum": "live_irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "12ad544df1fef9c9a39dbec27c27e15b61ff3ec4df9de3f077694cdd3822a41a"}}
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{"state": "Jack the pilot was sweating profusely, his eyes sweeping the cockpit in a frantic search for his missing logbook. It was nearly takeoff time for their early morning flight, and he needed that logbook to ensure his and his passengers' safety. Sensing the urgency, Mike the co-pilot jumped into action, his eyes scanning the area along with Jack's in an attempt to locate the missing document. Meanwhile, Laura, a member of the cabin crew, was dutifully conducting her pre-flight checks and doing her best to maintain a calm atmosphere in the flight cabin. They all knew where the items should be: the logbook on the chart table, the flight manual tucked safely in the storage compartment.\n\nIt was a relief when Mike's eyes caught the glint of the familiar leather-bound logbook on the chart table. Swiftly and carefully, he moved it onto the cockpit dashboard - a spot easier for Jack to notice and less likely for the item to go missing again. As Jack was fervently troubleshooting with the navigation system in the cockpit, tense with anticipation, he sensed Mike approaching him. Simultaneously, at the opposite end of the aircraft, Laura was meticulously checking the safety of the emergency exit doors. Each one was responsible for ensuring a smooth and safe take-off, playing a pivotal role under the exigency. Mike, with an unmistakable resolution in his stride, marched towards Jack with something clutched in his hand. This act happened while the cockpit remained a beehive of activity at the front end of the aircraft.\n\nLaura, completing her checks, carefully shifted the flight manual from her hands to its designated place on the chart table, clearing way for her next task - a testament to her professional diligence, even amid the turmoil that Jack and Mike found themselves in. While Jack busied himself checking personal belongings in the cockpit, Mike, just as determined to ensure timely departure, turned on the ground staff communication headset. It was an efficient piece of machinery, dampening outside noises to an unobtrusive hum and allowing Mike to communicate effectively with the ground staff despite the rumble of activity beside him. The attentive voices on the other end provided valuable assistance in executing their mission. Meanwhile, Laura meticulously steered her path completing her tasks, oblivious to the chaos inside the cockpit, as Jack continued to sift through each and every corner.\n\nSuddenly, in the midst of the early morning flurry, Jack's eyes landed on what felt like a manifested miracle - the misplaced logbook. Swift relief washed over him as he quickly stuffed the book into his personal bag, ensuring it was secured and within reach for his imminent flight. Jack, in his desperation, had summoned Mike into the cockpit, words dripping with urgency as he laid bare their next flight path dilemma that stemmed from the missing essential item from his belongings near them. Mike, with compassion etched across his features, took this in while his gaze swept the cockpit, hoping to locate the item right there. Meanwhile, Laura, the picture of high-spirited diligence, was engrossed in an important discourse with Jack, maintaining her duty of pre-flight checks and cabin order, despite the high-tension scenario.\n\nThe cockpit, that both Jack and Mike occupied, buzzed with intensified discussion over the pressing issue. They stood in close proximity to Jack's belongings- the very place where the missing item should ideally be, giving their worried glances enough feast on. All the while, Laura, oblivious to the turmoil within the cockpit, continued to dutifully ensure the cabin's safety and comfort.\n\nThe conclusion soon matched their worst fear- the missing item was indeed no longer among Jack's belongings, and their flight was taking another inevitable step closer to delay. Jack, however, finally discovered the misplaced item, a rush of relief surpassing his flushed cheeks as he securely tucked the item into his personal bag, resolving into a confident grip on his imminent flight. 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{"state": "In a shocking twist of events, Charlotte is found lifeless in her kitchen, felled by a stun gun, and it's up to seasoned Detective Winston to unravel the mystery, with prime suspects being Letti and Deborah.\n\n\nWinston lit up a fresh cigarette, the inky night a silent observer as he reviewed Charlotte's file. It wasn't a pleasant read - Charlotte was hardly a pleasant individual. A chunk of the file was dedicated to dozens of threatening messages Charlotte had sent to Deborah, each one more chilling than the last. It also documented instances where Charlotte had been physically and verbally abusive towards Deborah; hitting her in fits of rage and screaming profanities in her face. \n\nAs he finished the last report, a woman - a shivering woman - approached him. Deborah, the local chauffeur, the singular and exclusive mode of transportation for Charlotte...the woman he had planned to interview next. She was scheduled to pick Charlotte up on the very day the incident had occurred. There wasn't much to her save for the noticeable fear in her eyes and the bruises discreetly hidden under her clothes. \n\nAs he extended a sympathetic greeting to Deborah, he observed her clutching her mobile phone tightly. She always carried her phone with her, a silent reminder of the threatening messages she received. It wasn't in the moment, but quite often did she seem to retreat into it for respite, even mid-conversation. \"The modern security blanket,\" he mused.\n\n\"Deborah, we need to discuss your last interaction with Charlotte,\" he began softly. As he brought up Charlotte's name, he saw Deborah flinch discernibly. There were scars of fear that were still fresh, some of them physical, it seemed, a weathered map of Charlotte's atrocities towards Deborah etched into her psyche and on her body.\n\nPeering up briefly from the ground she had diverted her attention to, she confirmed in a whisper, \"Yes detective, I was the last person to see her alive.\"\n\nWinston, carefully noting Deborah's often downward gaze when discussing anything personal, led her gently into her house, promising to keep any discussion of abuse and threats brief. Even still, she could hardly keep focused. Any query about her encounters with Charlotte was met with a quick detour to safer topics. Winston sympathized; it was rare to come across a victim of abuse unwillfully enmeshed in the circumstances of their abuser.\n\nHer phone buzzed with a new message, and she busily unlocked it, her eyes flickering eagerly for the change in attention. Friends, as Winston noted, often shared her focus with the frequent check of her phone.\n\nA neighbor came by, offering her some comfort as well. Winston observed them interact - the perfect chance to bring up the witnessed incidents of abuse. From overheard insults to the occasional audible thud coming from the house when Charlotte would physically lash out, the neighbor painted a grim picture of Deborah's life with Charlotte.\n\nWinston recognized the signs instantly, the clear dread of confrontation, the unwillingness to discuss personal matters. \"It's obvious- she's trapped in an abusive relationship,\" he thought to himself. Deborah's reticence made sense - her life was challenging enough without raking over painful memories.\n\nBut it was clear more than ever - Deborah was cornered. Stranded in a world where she was the victim of Charlotte’s aggression. Her dependence on her mobile phone and career as Charlotte's sole driver showed a desperate attempt to anchor herself to something stable.\n\nSipping his lukewarm coffee, Winston listened more than he talked, realizing just how deep the story ran. In the heart of it was just a simple driver- trapped, abused, and scared. As he left, he hoped in earnest that the case would close soon. There was too much pain left unsaid.\n\nA weary Detective Winston sat in the backseat of the unmarked patrol car, watching the home where Letti was currently residing. He still had questions about the murder of Charlotte, questions that were gnawing at him. \n\nHe remembered speaking with Charlotte's housekeeper who confirmed that earlier that day, Charlotte had invited Letti over for dinner. Witnesses reported seeing Letti enter the victim's house. The housekeeper swore the two of them were alone in the kitchen. It was a space secluded from the rest of the house. Winston chocked it up to Charlotte's need for privacy. \n\nIronically, privacy was something that was now being invaded by the media. They'd been hounding Charlotte, trying to pry the truth out of her. The truth that Letti had possibly wanted to keep in the dark. \n\n\"Charlotte told Letti, 'I know what you did',\" the housekeeper revealed during the interview. Winston wondered whether Charlotte knew something about Letti, something dangerous... something worth killing for. \n\nLetti's reaction to Charlotte's statement, according to the housekeeper, had been intense. \"The outburst... it was as if Letti was cornered or threatened,\" the housekeeper claimed.\n\nAs he went over his notes, Winston's thoughts wandered to the security footage he had seen earlier. It was from a pawn shop, a shady establishment known to sell stun guns. The grainy footage dated back to earlier that day showed a woman matching Letti's description. The Pawn Shop's owner confirmed that she'd bought a stun gun.\n\nLetti had been taking self-defense classes. After seeing footage from her at a concert, Winston knew Letti could use a stun gun effectively. She wasn't just a groupie; she was more than what she appeared to be, a fact that was becoming painfully clear. \n\nAfter a few more minutes, Winston made his decision. He needed to talk to Letti. 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{"state": "User: can you check my registration status for March 25th, 2023?\nAI: Sure, may I have your patient ID, please?\nUser: 34567890\nAI: Got it. And what is your full name, please?\nUser: Robert Lee\nAI: Thanks. Checking your registration status for March 25th, 2023... Looks like you have an appointment with Dr. Kim on that day. Here are the appointment details: [{'patient_name': 'Robert Lee', 'date': '2023-03-25', 'doctor_name': 'Dr. Kim'}]\nAPI-Request: [QueryRegistration(patient_name='Robert Lee', date='2023-03-25')]->{'34567890': {'patient_name': 'Robert Lee', 'date': '2023-03-25', 'doctor_name': 'Dr. Kim'}}\nAI: Is there anything else I can help with?\nUser: Actually, I have been experiencing shortness of breath lately. Can you give me any advice or first aid tips?\nAI: I'm sorry to hear that. Please tell me more about your symptoms.\nUser: I feel like my breathing is labored and it's harder to catch my breath.\nAI: I see. Let me look that up for you... Here are some possible diseases that may cause your symptoms. They are Asthma and Pneumonia. Here are the first aid tips: [{\"name\": \"Asthma\", \"aid\": \"Treatment may involve inhalers or nebulizers to open the airways, as well as medications to manage inflammation and prevent attacks.\"}, {\"name\": \"Pneumonia\", \"aid\": \"Treatment may involve antibiotics, rest, and fluids to help the body fight the infection and recover.\"}]", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID."}, "label": "EmergencyKnowledge", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/303", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-4.jsonl", "text_sha256": "422a96451cc5dd82729354c0d48cf8f596773be221350df8cd26c58661571fad", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 303, "file": "QueryRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-4.jsonl"}, "stratum": "EmergencyKnowledge", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "389387cf5b02444aee62531362ee111d92288b5850909de88b3b55a99e86c43a"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: The series starts in Baghdad at an undetermined time . Sent 2: The Sultan Shahryar has gone mad after accidentally killing his wife during a failed coup d' tat , Which she had planned with Shahryar's brother Schahzenan . Sent 3: In his madness , Shahryar believes that all women now want to kill him , but the law states that the Sultan must be married again or the throne will be passed to his brother . Sent 4: Shahryar therefore orders Grand Vizier Ja'Far ( ( ( Jim Carter to bring him a harem girl to marry and then have executed the next day . Sent 5: In order to prevent this , the Grand Vizier's clever daughter , Scheherazade , decides to marry the Sultan herself . Sent 6: Scheherazade has a plan to prevent her execution and at the same time cure the Sultan of his madness . Sent 7: With the help of some tutoring from a bazaar storyteller , Scheherazade tells the Sultan a story every night , stopping at dawn with a cliffhanger and refusing to continue until dusk . Sent 8: Shahryar must therefore let Scheherazade live for another day in order to hear the rest of the story . Sent 9: Cunningly , Scheherazade has hidden a moral within every story , to bring the Sultan out of his madness . Sent 10: Meanwhile , Schahzenan hears about the Sultan's madness and that he is unable to execute Scheherazade . Sent 11: Perceiving this as weakness , Schahzenan leads his army to Baghdad in an attempt to take the throne by force . Sent 12: However , by the time Schahzenan's army reaches the city , Scheherazade's plan has worked . Sent 13: As a result of her stories , Shahryar has overcome his madness and has fallen in love with Scheherazade", "question": "How does Scheherazade's plan work to keep her alive and cure the sultan?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"She made sultan sleep until morining\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"She told a story every night until morning without finishing it\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Psychotherapy\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Story telling\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Lying\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"She tells the sultan a clever story with a healing moral hidden within every night but refuses to give up the ending until the next day\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Anecdotal morals\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/86", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/284e0a7804e3534a2a8f", "text_sha256": "fc6c6dcc54154aab525b240f3d174896cbddf9b7936d8036f01009197595876b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 86}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6127763f2d369125b16ac01e395957b2bc8df3ba9df5610e3d5198462b62e70c"}}
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{"state": "When Joel's life was abruptly ended by a nunchaku at the local bowling alley, it is up to Detective Winston to interrogate the prime suspects: Rosemary and Mia, in this chilling game of strike or spare.\n\nKneading the stub of his cigarette into the worn-out ashtray, Winston's gaze flitted between the photographs in front of him. A bowling alley, deserted, save for a solitary figure slumped over in the congealing slick of his own blood – the scene drenched in a chilling morbidity. \n\nHis suspect was Mia, a waitress at the bowling alley. The late shift was her domain; her eyes, always heavy-lidded with fatigue, had fallen on a familiar figure, Joel, numbingly often. The man had his peculiar habits, including late-night bowling. Mia had a keen knowledge of that; it wasn’t easy to overlook when they regularly crossed paths during her shifts, Joel’s ball thundering and skidding down the shiny lanes.\n\nFiddling with a small, old key on his desk, Winston’s thought went back to his first meeting with Mia. He had found the key while cleaning her table after an interview and asked her about it. Almost flippantly, she mentioned it was for a private mausoleum in the nearby cemetery. The location was within walking distance from her workplace, an old cemetery cloaked in a gloom that seemed centuries old. The eerie part was her odd ritual; post her shift, her coworkers attested to seeing her trudge towards the graveyard regularly, a private pilgrimage in the dead of night.\n\nWinston vividly remembered his surprise when he had found nunchaku, a pair of them, while searching Mia's home. The night visits to the cemetery coupled with the ominous presence of the martial arts weapon was undoubtedly unsettling. Unraveling further, he found out Mia had been practicing and honing her skills with the nunchaku at home, late into the night. For years, she had been devoted to martial arts, with a particular emphasis on the nunchaku, the significance of which crept up on him like a poisonous vine. Her gym was known for teaching the use of this weapon.\n\n\"I suspect you're quite adept at swinging these,\" Winston had said to Mia, gesturing towards the nunchaku that lay on the table between them when he'd confronted her about it later. \n\nMia had smiled enigmatically, her eyes twinkling with the lethality of secrets untold. \"Keep your eyes open, detective,\" she had replied, her voice a chilling sotto voce lingering between them, hang enough in the suffocating silence.\n\nHis thoughts whirling, Winston stubbed out the last of his cigarette. The available evidence was yet to form a coherent story, but Mia was conspicuous. He had ventured into labyrinthian investigations before, but the mystery of Joel's murder felt like uncharted territory. Winston felt a shiver creep into his spine as he got ready for round two with Mia.\n\nWinston stepped into the dimly lit bowling alley, prowling between lanes like a panther on the hunt. An unusual place to be hammered to death, he thought, especially during the graveyard shift, but a good detective never questioned the chosen venues or the hour of the city's grim reaper. Winston surveyed the empty building, the only sound being that of his own boots echoing off the polished hardwood.\n\nThe bartender, one Rosemary – if her nameplate could be trusted – was scrubbing down a countertop at the far corner of the bar. Winston walked over, took a seat on one of the bar stools and introduced himself. \n\n\"I hear you were working here the night Joel was killed,\" he mentioned, as he watched her movements. \n\nRosemary looked up, her face impassive, \"Yes, that's true. It was my usual midnight shift, and Joel got murdered after we had closed down for the night. Wasn't much else to do.\"\n\n\"You seem to have keys to this place,\" Winston noticed, spotting a set of keys on the counter. \n\n\"Yes, I do, for closing hours,\" she replied, sliding the keys back into her jeans pocket.\n\nHe continued his questions, \"I understand you practice martial arts, Rosemary?\"\n\nFor the first time, Rosemary stopped her cleaning and smiled, \"Yes, that's right. In fact, I work out regularly at a martial arts gym. Nunchaku workshops are my favorite,\" she added, her eyes twinkling with something akin to pride.\n\nWinston nodded, imparting no judgement on her preferred pastime. \n\nSuddenly, a glint at the corner of the room caught his attention. A collection of weaponry displayed on a wall. Upon closer look, he recognized various martial arts weapons, including a pair of nunchaku.\n\n“My father was a big fan of martial arts. He left me his collection,\" explained Rosemary, noticing his interest. \"In fact, the nunchaku you see hanging on the wall is part of my personal collection.\"\n\nAs Winston stood up to leave, he turned to Rosemary, \"Did you know Joel well?\"\n\nShe hesitated for a moment, her eyes downcast, \"Joel... he was a good friend. He always wanted to help. And he was the one person who could save me from this terrible debt I'm wrestling with. But to my despair, he... he said no when I asked him for a loan.\"\n\nAs Winston exited the empty bowling alley, he couldn't help but mull over Rosemary's last words. This was shaping up to be a long investigation, a fact he was all too aware of as he walked into the piercing chill of the night cityscape.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Rosemary", "opt_2": "Mia"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/64", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/64", "text_sha256": "5b424220993bb26873329dbb4ff45dad20f98aa9033601a73638fac4e6d47444", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 64}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "22ee797f27e294f0cec9e5a6f83ea02aaad043e7798f4f75c4ee92d527e6598e"}}
{"state": "In the pulsating heart of a renowned cooking show, I found myself as the showrunner, entrusted with the crucial task of aligning my team's talents. In my orbit were three distinct individuals - Maria, Ryan, and Helen, each with their own unique flair. My challenge was to orchestrate a symphony of order and chaos, assigning each to either the art of cooking or the precision of editing, to ensure the success of our show.\n\nHelen, a trained culinary artist, had her heart set on food from early childhood, tenderly experimenting with varied ingredients. Her kitchen odyssey journeyed from her mother's home kitchen to a renowned culinary school and culminated in a high-end restaurant where she interned. Helen harboured an eccentric love for minutiae, always deeply engrossed in perfecting the smaller details of her dishes, almost industriously. However, this affinity for details often made her miss the broad strokes of the overall concept. \n\nHer relationship with Maria was both complex and contrasting. Maria was a maverick compared to Helen's methodical approach. She was insatiable in her desire for culinary innovations and experiments. Years of mastering her craft in the hot, chaotic confines of the kitchen had not only seasoned Maria as a chef but had also imbued her with an unorthodox creativity that had consistently won her accolades. Many a time, she found Helen's methodical cooking techniques pedestrian and restrictive. Yet, her disregard for Helen's culinary methods always brought out the best in her. \n\nNow, Maria was someone who absolutely abhorred bureaucracy in creativity. This often led to conflicts with Helen, who had previously criticised Maria's experimental style of cooking publicly. Any attempt to bind Maria within a given framework or schedule was met with open distaste and frustration. Her freewheeling creativity sometimes became a hurdle for others, especially for someone like Ryan. \n\nRyan was an unconventional player in this trio. His preference for hands-on experience made him a suitable co-worker for Helen. They had collaborated on a project before, albeit yielding average results. His disinterest towards the televised cooking game was a known fact to everyone. A lengthy engagement with screens drained him, loosening his grasp over his tasks. \n\nThis distinct oddity made it difficult to pair Ryan with Maria. Their shared workspace often resonated with unspoken friction as Ryan found it hard to keep up with Maria's unpredictable bouts of culinary creativity, oftentimes overlooking essential ingredients from her recipes. \n\nWith these intricate dynamics at play, I had the arduous task of assigning each of them to cooking or editing. An interesting conundrum indeed, as I was tasked to blend the subtle nuances of creativity with intricate technical precision, further complicated with the underlying disharmony. The stage was set, a potpourri of skills and personalities simmering under the limelight, a recipe for a compelling cooking show.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Cooking: Ryan, Editing: Helen and Maria", "opt_2": "Cooking: Helen, Editing: Maria and Ryan", "opt_3": "Cooking: Maria, Editing: Helen and Ryan"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/211", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/211", "text_sha256": "893f76fdfa15ee5b24064c42b2bd9ae095435635c794d2f229d712c9563d1a76", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 211}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "379c1d3cd63dd9fcd0bbec07c3af9a40c97913778c64229c498492392f81dcb7"}}
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{"state": "In the heart of a labyrinth, Samuel lay lifeless, a corkscrew marking his end, throwing Detective Winston into a twisted web of clues, suspects, and secrets.\n\nBreaking away from reviewing the lurid details of a heinous case, Winston decided it was time to confront one particular tenant. Torn between deciphering the eerie stills of labyrinth camera footage and diverting his attention to a potential suspect far too close at hand, he had seen a familiar sequence unfold before him.\n\nOn the footage captured by a security camera in the building, he had seen the tenant, Rachel, entering her apartment with the missing man, Samuel. The complicated storyline was becoming more obvious – a pattern that Winston had seen far too many times with Rachel. According to the information gathered so far, hers was the last face he saw.\n\nHe knocked on the door of Rachel's apartment, a new tenant he'd been informed had only been living there for about a week. Winston couldn't help but take note of the moving boxes still stacked high in one corner of the room. Rachel’s nervous attempt to smile did nothing to conceal her past, which was strewn with brutal felonies.\n\nSenatorial informants had very recently reported finding traces of Samuel's belongings in her garbage. He wondered how long it would take for her to eliminate evidence this time around. \"Hello, I'm Detective Winston,\" he introduced himself, \"I'm here to discuss some matters regarding a missing person case. The person in question is a man named Samuel.\"\n\nRachel simply nodded, attempting a composed demeanor. Winston cast a studied gaze around the room. She insisted on recycling habits, yet had carelessly tossed away valuable evidence. He shrugged off the carnal shiver that ran down his spine and decided to stir the pot a bit. \n\n\"Samuel was last seen on building surveillance entering the labyrinth,\" he started, \"It was also around the same time you were seen entering and leaving the labyrinth. He hasn’t appeared on any other footage – which leads me to suspect you might know more than what you’ve admitted.” \n\nRachel chose to remain in a trance of nonchalance as his words lingered in the silence. Samuel matched a distinct pattern. A profile of her victims, some of whom were found in the same labyrinth. A knock on her door meant the curtain was dropping on her deadly blend. She had murdered before, she was capable of murdering again.\n\nBracing herself, she toyed with the cuffs on her shirt, “I have served my time, detective,\" she whispered, \"I've paid my dues in full.\"\n\nWinston nodded, statements of past crimes echoing in his ears. \"That may be true, Rachel,\" he replied solemnly, \"But what about Samuel? He never showed up in any footage after he was last seen with you. Are we to believe it's another blend?\"\n\nRachel remained silent. She chose not to respond. Her complacency seemed to linger as Winston excused himself. Another labyrinth of lies, yet another familiar story. \"Well,\" he signed off, thinking about the sordid show in the labyrinth camera footage, \"Let's see how this unfolds.\"\n\nWinston pinched the bridge of his nose, staring at the entailments of the crime scene. The lifeless body of Samuel lay sprawled in the center of the labyrinth, a chilling testament to the fatal promise of its twisted paths.\n\nThe labyrinth had been under control of one person alone - Charlotte, choreographer extraordinaire. Winston remembered the stories he'd heard about Charlotte's fierce protectiveness, even leading to physical confrontations when it came to defending her sister.\n\nThe beauty of the aftermath was a cruel irony to Winston. He decided it was time to have a conversation with Miss Charlotte.\n\nArriving at the rehearsal hall, he could see Charlotte on the phone, her eyes scanning over the latest set designs. She ended her conversation and approached Winston, managing to smile warmly.\n\n\"Detective,\" Charlotte said. \"Has there been any news?\"\n\nWinston cleared his throat, \"Actually, I'd like to ask you a few questions.\"\n\nCharlotte nodded solemnly and offered him a chair. Immediately, Winston noticed the bottle of fine wine on the table, as well as opening tools, including a corkscrew Charlotte used to open boxes on the set.\n\n\"Winston began, \"It's common knowledge that you're a regular at the local wine tasting events.\"\n\nA blush dusted her cheeks, \"I do appreciate a good vintage.\"\n\n\"And you had the labyrinth all to yourself?\" Winston asked.\n\n\"A significant budget went into its design, and it was my responsibility to get it right,\" she admitted. \"I was alone in the labyrinth setting up for several hours. It's where I was when... it happened.\"\n\nShe grew quiet as the images of Samuel's body surely replayed in her mind. Winston took note of Charlotte's reaction; silence could be the greatest revealer of subtleties.\n\nIn his notes, he knew Samuel had been troubling Charlotte's sister, a young lady who was often teary-eyed and visibly shaken by the consistent hounding of the victim.\n\n\"I understand that Samuel had been causing much distress to your sister,\" Winston ventured gently, recalling the obvious pain and upset in the young lady's face every time Samuel's name was brought up.\n\n\"He was a menace and a leech!\" Her mouth snapped shut, the sudden burst of emotion quickly smothered.\n\nWith her reputation of being a fierce protector, there was no doubt that Charlotte had the capacity to defend her sister at any cost. His gaze flickered to the corkscrew once more.\n\nLetting out a low breath, Winston packed away his notes. The way the evidence piled up was unfolding like the carefully planned moves of a dance.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Charlotte", "opt_2": "Rachel"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/144", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/144", "text_sha256": "df055f0a441fed5eb6ebcd4b4beaf6f47017c6d54af31899c7d53cdbc0235d72", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 144}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "281765542420be694bbbbeae4f057cfd073e3ac4ce7e252f371984b9ad0afae0"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Trump ’s Complaints About Obama Giving Away Syria Strategy Look Pretty Silly Now"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Trump ’s Complaints About Obama Giving Away basketball Strategy Look Pretty Silly Now", "b": "Trump ’s Complaints About Obama Giving Away Syria suspenders Look Pretty Silly Now"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/10520-2166", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/10520", "text_sha256": "446944d7c1d5d17fe7dade3addee2a9566fdc60f2da992c67e104dd189a85671", "grades": ["0.8", "1.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "10520-2166"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2a856b930bf7c05fe4426ae54d06fa0092806b36dc5548cbcc250fe6a02fdd84"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nVoters in a city passed a referendum legalizing gambling in a certain section of the city. The law established a commission, consisting of five individuals, that was in charge of licensing and overseeing the activities of the casinos. The members of the commission were to be appointed by the mayor. Pursuant to his statutory power, the mayor appointed four private citizens and a clergy member to the Commission. There is a constitutional challenge to the appointment of the clergy member as violating the establishment clause of the First Amendment. The mayor's action is\nA) constitutional, because the primary effect of appointing only one religious member to the commission does not, per Se, advance or inhibit religion.\nB) constitutional, because commission membership is an appointive privilege and not an elective right.\nC) unconstitutional on its face, because members of the commission are vested with enforcement powers.\nD) unconstitutional, because the appointment of a clergy member to the commission fosters excessive governmental entanglement with religion.\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "claude-v2": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-v1": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-law.val.135", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-law.val.135", "text_sha256": "d840c4f7662279732caa98c7b8fd3789c1ca65cf4c79dff1ed80be31c015b5e8", "eval_name": "mmlu-professional-law", "correct_models": ["gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-professional-law.val.135"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f6b1bf3186e471eaa353f3ab4b95c023333404776d08dd95e1dd3aa835557e26"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#e6ffcc #ffff73 #7e8c62 #383838 #806c40", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#99ad96 #9fb7a2 #9fb7ae #96adaa #93a098", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#99ad96 #9fb7a2 #9fb7ae #96adaa #93a098", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#6cf4ff #62dbe6 #51b7bf #367a80 #1b3d40", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ae3c33 #d99d48 #bdbc7f #d7edbb #451f38", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ffb34d #cccc8f #ccb866 #3d4d26 #0f332e", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#b3b127 #a0933b #867445 #816749 #6e4d43", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#d3ed9f #869157 #736142 #693f36 #301621", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#400101 #733702 #bfb84e #14d921 #3b848c", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ffefd6 #dec2a2 #f2833f #473f46 #ff89aa", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#400601 #783115 #e67a2f #27471e #020126", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ffdead #fffce4 #f5fcb5 #abcc6e #50734d", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#d1e2ff #b2d6ce #87b084 #7b8a59 #61563b", "b": "#a0ce66 #a7401d #ffffff #2e3132 #77a54a"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/143", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/143", "text_sha256": "73696317d2b7144e899ac7b2ed3efb9e995df029d810575d346e148c8d81769a", "themes": [1056, 2459], "ratings": [3, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 143}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "35fe5824845602f33f7e8fcd102b43ac6e799c8ac749e5a7f98a076b938474ec"}}
{"state": "Gazebo Garden: How to publish the transform of elements in a simulation\n\nI need the depth ground truth of a camera view in gazebo and decided to go with an rgbd camera which produces a pointcloud. In order to visualize this I need to somehow publish the transform of the rgbd camera. How can I publish such a transform in gazebo? I can transfer gazebo topics to ros topics with my setup but I don't know how to publish the transforms from the simulation in the first place. Any ideas?\n\nI am working with a gazebo garden setup where I use a gz-ros2 and ros2-ros1 bridge in order to work with ros as well (I know this is not a good setup and the endeavor is to only use ros2 at some point.)", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "##  Repository files navigation\n  * README \n  * License \n##  This is the ROS2 Port of the uuv_plume_simulator package.\nIt currently works with ROS2 Humble. Main Branch is compatible with Gazebo\nGarden.\n###  Current Status:\n  * Particle Plume is working in ROS2 \n  * Ocean Current from Gazebo is considered in the simulation \n    * Ocean Current is taken from the [ hydrodynamics plugin in Gazebo ](https://gazebosim.org/api/gazebo/6.9/classignition_1_1gazebo_1_1systems_1_1Hydrodynamics.html)\n  * PointCloud2 Bridge to Gazebo \n    * The PointCloud2 is published to the gz topic /particles2 \n###  HowTo.\nBridge the Topics:\n    \n    \n    - ros_topic_name: \"/ocean_current\"\n      gz_topic_name: \"/ocean_current\"\n      ros_type_name: \"geometry_msgs/msg/Point\"\n      gz_type_name: \"gz.msgs.Vector3d\"\n      direction: GZ_TO_ROS\n    \n    - ros_topic_name: \"/particles2\"\n      gz_topic_name: \"/particles2\"\n      ros_type_name: \"sensor_msgs/msg/PointCloud2\"\n      gz_type_name: \"gz.msgs.PointCloudPacked\"\n      direction: ROS_TO_GZ\n    \n    - ros_topic_name: \"/time_creation\"\n      gz_topic_name: \"/time_creation\"\n      ros_type_name: \"ros_gz_interfaces/msg/Float32Array\"\n      gz_type_name: \"gz.msgs.Float_V\"\n      direction: ROS_TO_GZ\n    \n    - ros2 run ros_gz_bridge parameter_bridge /particles2@sensor_msgs/msg/PointCloud2@gz.msgs.PointCloudPacked /ocean_current@geometry_msgs/msg/Point@gz.msgs.Vector3d /time_creation@ros_gz_interfaces/msg/Float32Array@gz.msgs.Float_V\n    \nStart the particle plume", "doc_2": "I figured out the issue, in order for -J command to work we need to launch the\nGazebo simulation paused so that physics is off. Then use ` -unpause ` flag\nwith the spawner to turn on the physics.", "doc_3": "I was wondering if any more information could be provided on the support for\nordered RGB-D PointClouds for RealSense depth cameras. According to the\ndocumentation, [ support for ordered pointclouds is included by the rgbd-\nlaunch ros package ](https://dev.intelrealsense.com/docs/pointcloud-\nvisualization#section-2-ordered-pointcloud-using-rgbd) . When this package is\nused, what topic is meant to publish the ordered PointCloud? These are the\ntopics that I see from rostopic list:", "doc_4": "/*\n * Copyright (C) 2019 Open Source Robotics Foundation\n *\n * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the \"License\");\n * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.\n * You may obtain a copy of the License at\n *\n *     http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0\n *\n * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software\n * distributed under the License is distributed on an \"AS IS\" BASIS,\n * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.\n * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and\n * limitations under the License.\n *\n */\n#ifndef GZ_SIM_SYSTEMS_POSEPUBLISHER_HH_\n#define GZ_SIM_SYSTEMS_POSEPUBLISHER_HH_\n#include <memory>\n#include <gz/sim/config.hh>\n#include <gz/sim/System.hh>\nnamespace gz\n{\nnamespace sim\n{\n// Inline bracket to help doxygen filtering.\ninline namespace GZ_SIM_VERSION_NAMESPACE {\nnamespace systems\n{\n  // Forward declaration\n  class PosePublisherPrivate;\n  /// \\brief Pose publisher system. Attach to an entity to publish the\n  /// transform of its child entities in the form of gz::msgs::Pose\n  /// messages, or a single gz::msgs::Pose_V message if\n  /// \"use_pose_vector_msg\" is true.\n  ///\n  /// ## System Parameters\n  ///\n  /// - `<publish_link_pose>`: Set to true to publish link pose\n  /// - `<publish_visual_pose>`: Set to true to publish visual pose", "doc_5": "I am still having trouble with the joint_limits_interface dependency, although\nthe code is included in the ros2_control package. Do I need a ROS1-Bridge to\nsolve this dependency? Or do I have to compile those dependencies from source\nwith ros2? How do I make this compilation work? Do I need ROS1-Bridge?"}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/44", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/44", "text_sha256": "66bf1ab0c03a119f738ac53c647f683a9319bd39d10b5a208116238937a2089b", "gold_id": "posepublish/PosePublisherhh_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["depth_frame/10223_69.txt", "underwater_simulation/uuvplumesimulatorros_6.txt", "gazebo/42_113.txt", "spawn_gui/93_414.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "44"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "844ee2cb365438a65580608adec91f14a9680a64cf3e7728341e9cb6b41e51c3"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Ice fishing", "context": "A person is seen walking along the snow and pulling a sled behind him. The person cuts a hole in the ice as well as bait and finally catches a fish. the man"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "can be seen swimming around and smiling to the camera.", "opt_2": "releases the fish swimming free in the large body of water.", "opt_3": "then ties a rope around the fish and then around the sled and sending it into the water.", "opt_4": "cuts the fish, cooks it, and is then seen eating it and walking away."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/10691", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_73zt29iKyL4", "text_sha256": "aebe5e3b96db72391fa1fa70bc88ee57aa4379f37bb6554a737bc13d54b9ee59", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 768, "source_id": "activitynet~v_73zt29iKyL4"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5ccf1e0d3eaa757f9ae3e52cf675f390ae2da798d9db54575bbfc9507032c636"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: 请问北京的当前天气状况如何？还有，上海的天气情况是怎样的？"], "available_functions": [{"name": "get_current_weather", "description": "Retrieves the current weather conditions for a specified city and state.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"location\": {\"description\": \"The location for which to get the weather, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'San Francisco, CA' if State for the city exists. 'City, Country' if State for the city doesn't exist.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"unit\": {\"default\": \"fahrenheit\", \"description\": \"The unit of temperature for the weather report.\", \"enum\": [\"celsius\", \"fahrenheit\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_current_weather` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_parallel_0-0-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_parallel_0-0-0", "text_sha256": "4d52f7e6740ec29beb3b2627a09c6d5031d1a5ada93828a2468e74f4e58fedb5", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_parallel.json", "id": "live_parallel_0-0-0"}, "stratum": "live_parallel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e7931ab759ded2582349162198cb3dd564ec641933a9a5267b083128fcf9d7d7"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#adbfd6 #f2e1c1 #bd9969 #7a7368 #402529", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#adbfd6 #f2e1c1 #bd9969 #7a7368 #402529", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#cb326b #fe6088 #e64d70 #ed9aa1 #eef7fe", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#cfab9d #bd9c91 #9e8780 #786c67 #524946", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#fff9d9 #fff2d7 #ffe6d6 #ffc6b9 #ff947f", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#fff9d9 #fff2d7 #ffe6d6 #ffc6b9 #ff947f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#fff463 #f5d600 #7b000c #5a0000 #480000", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#8a221a #6f7534 #a18e64 #cfbca1 #4a4640", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#a6ffb5 #deab6a #000000 #fff5c2 #940f1c", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#223029 #3d3b26 #5c3e4a #996076 #ff84bb", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#b8d1fa #0476d9 #173f73 #011126 #0455bf", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#1c0909 #261111 #262121 #202926 #121c19", "rating": 1}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#000100 #292929 #0d1f00 #58ab2e #67d600", "b": "#8e2500 #fff9e9 #dcd1b3 #bcc2a6 #424534"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/35", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/35", "text_sha256": "6edb1bba911b672f96db318ede0510605b8812a1d139d6d1d7ba4bf2678ca437", "themes": [1305, 640], "ratings": [2, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 35}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7f9ab3f62eb7002fea67aa89376c936375816c744180f5bfae97ca1fea8c620e"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Ex-Goldman Sachs boss , Obama ambassador Murphy wins Democratic primary in bid to replace New Jersey GOP Gov. Christie"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Ex-Goldman Sachs boss , Obama ambassador Murphy wins Democratic primary in bid to serenade New Jersey GOP Gov. Christie", "b": "Ex-Goldman Sachs boss , Obama ambassador Murphy wins Democratic primary in bid to chase New Jersey GOP Gov. Christie"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/14557-13178", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/14557", "text_sha256": "a1961534c0db94c17caa64f426e179042effc14ffb1d0da44e66aae6cc45ff74", "grades": ["1.4", "0.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "14557-13178"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "eecf104522e23b54d83a349a2e6c746ee10306e6d77991d9cc28b832bdd6f52d"}}
{"state": {"service": "Bank account manager and money transfer service", "dialogue": ["User: Before I pay my bills for the month can you check the balance in my checking account?", "System: The current balance in your checking account is $7,326.66.", "User: Thanks.", "System: Do you need me to assist you in making a transfer?", "User: Yes, I need to transfer five hundred and thirty dollars."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"CheckAccountBalance": "Obtain the user's balance for any account", "TransferFunds": "Transfer funds to another individual", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "TransferFunds", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/11_00052/4", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/11_00052", "text_sha256": "95ea8ed22597d129c64d01ec7c59c45595580ae0274c4c935816e833bd787761", "schema_variant": "v1", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "11_00052", "turn": 4}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9bd0044413ca109cf2e12a61a2317805e0a582c907452ffe67c58610cb163cf6"}}
{"state": "Tommy was able to carry the tripod himself, but his friend had to help him carry the camera because the _ was heavier.\nA) camera\nB) tripod\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-instant-v1": null}, "label": "claude-instant-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.482", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.482", "text_sha256": "1f8514de61e6495e01d8c6e2093fa01b849b9225681c5830802bab831616d52e", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.482"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9a0d5a4cc5d0e37b53ac5ad2301baa362f555e77777cb4aad04b905b55ab2fbd"}}
{"state": "Write a function to return a list of all pairs of consecutive items in a given list.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-v2": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.387", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.387", "text_sha256": "fcb6efe1541c73bfca7bd5663e1ce2b11255789266379a97a07e4e260606cfd7", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.387"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bf08bc17979d14ca24c32fc1c3415bdc80c7dc4e834311941316fe91b795c9c7"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Cheerleading", "context": "A group of cheerleaders are seen walking on stage while the audience cheers. the group"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "start performing cheer roping on a fake stage while many watch from the stands.", "opt_2": "then begins performing a cheering routine with one another.", "opt_3": "then begins performing a routine on the stage with one others.", "opt_4": "then dance around one another all performing martial arts with one another."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/6706", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_YfcxIgsqs5M", "text_sha256": "5b7eafe7a5d5b793bfaba1df404cae5bd7b011f8eb0b6191781e3fbd820495bc", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 477, "source_id": "activitynet~v_YfcxIgsqs5M"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7c58085c9312959cfdc13642b6fa8a9d9f80f246864b37557b949a960cd24bef"}}
{"state": {"service": "Rent your next apartment and set up property tours with this service", "dialogue": ["User: I am looking for an apartment."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindRentalApartment": "Find available apartments in the city with any number of beds and baths", "ScheduleViewing": "Set up a tour of a given property on a given date", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "FindRentalApartment", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/4_00010/0", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/4_00010", "text_sha256": "ceec9e890e09e52200e448acccaaec510261cef3ecd84702c0840a97747ab31b", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "4_00010", "turn": 0}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d7e82173b529816e880c63ad520c38c30314a8ff0e8d988302a0135993e7fce5"}}
{"state": "The woman practiced for her interview and not for the sport since the _ was expedient.\nA) sport\nB) interview\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.342", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.342", "text_sha256": "98530e0d51e2ebef4040ec7409c86419d33482856ff4085bb9592a054eea9335", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.342"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0381c3d967d2480f3fa8980e60275baeb4f65998105e3e988fee04a8d05e14da"}}
{"state": "what is the definition of the word migrate", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"date": null, "measurement_conversion": null, "flip_coin": null, "time": null, "calculator": null, "make_call": null, "definition": null, "roll_dice": null, "weather": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "definition", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/78", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/78", "text_sha256": "b3d172e360dd100aa93b7964429b6796e9af2ba44f2212e9d37bfd86f8cb26d8", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 78}, "stratum": "utility", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a308cf39479500c5600b6b43b3f3bf0f5c9fd90b9f41f436153871930e7fe9cd"}}
{"state": "Can you tell me the list of available Bible versions using the Bible Digital API?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "listAuthors: Retrieve a list of all available authors in the Zen Quotes API.", "tool_2": "getVersions: Retrieve metadata for specific Bible versions.", "tool_3": "listAllGenres: Retrieve a list of all available genres in the Quote Garden API.", "tool_4": "getBibleVersionList: Retrieve a list of all available versions of the Bible in a specific language.", "tool_5": "getBibleLanguages: Retrieve a list of all languages available for Bible versions."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolalpaca_query_19", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolalpaca_query_19", "text_sha256": "3429bee19b35d73444d0def9b60b32d795a229f7f4816a7a6eace9abc99a2de8", "gold_id": "toolalpaca_tool_80", "negative_ids": ["toolalpaca_tool_81", "toolalpaca_tool_1936", "toolalpaca_tool_411", "toolalpaca_tool_828"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolalpaca/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "toolalpaca", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e601bde1a4664597abc5295a38b1ed9df3957f887fde21f5d6c5753db03c14ae"}}
{"state": "tell me when my credit card from visa expires please", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"new_card": null, "card_declined": null, "expiration_date": null, "improve_credit_score": null, "credit_score": null, "redeem_rewards": null, "apr": null, "application_status": null, "replacement_card_duration": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "expiration_date", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2702", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2702", "text_sha256": "1719bedd4ef0bc27036dba35113dda3692c4fdc9a06fab22824bcd75142825f9", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2702}, "stratum": "credit_cards", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a17b0f2aa107fa2854161f62bfdf367ebc439ea4a4aea886804713665ee00d1c"}}
{"state": "What would be a suitable gift for a 10-year-old who is really into science and space?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "GiftTool: Provide suggestions for gift selection.", "tool_2": "ProductSearch: Find products tailored to your preferences with personalized recommendations and smart filters for specific needs.", "tool_3": "DiffChecker: Used to compare differences between old and new content.", "tool_4": "stellarexplorer: Tool for exploring space through images including Mars Rover Photos, NASA image database, and space pictures of the day.", "tool_5": "ABCmouse: Provides fun and educational learning activities for children 2-8 years old."}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/metatool_which_query_32", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/metatool_which_query_32", "text_sha256": "ff035ec2c3a9c5383e61583984b7fef430a6ffcf109f5272f6097a592418df44", "gold_id": "metatool_which_tool_42", "negative_ids": ["metatool_which_tool_18", "tool_be_honest_tool_562", "metatool_which_tool_168", "metatool_which_tool_58"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:metatool/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "metatool", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "20dc3b3b4a3b8e41028067577f502b401f8c306a79f3677f119d7c6fa47b83d8"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Low-income domestic violence victims may find long-term legal help -- representation in divorces or child-custody disputes -- hard to come by, if two organizations now providing such help can't replace their lost funding. Sent 2: The Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake and Utah Legal Services are already facing cutbacks after they were refused a federal grant of more than 450,000 in September. Sent 3: The board overseeing the state Office of Crime Victim Reparations [CVR] has voted to deny a stopgap funding request from the two organizations. Sent 4: While describing the request as a worthy cause, board members agreed Tuesday that funding divorces or custody disputes was outside their focus -- providing direct services for crime victims. Sent 5: The 175,000 requested would have allowed the legal aid groups to maintain a skeleton staff to continue providing help beyond emergency protective orders for victims, completing existing cases and offering services in limited cases. Sent 6: The groups also plan to enlist more pro bono attorneys through coordination with the Utah State Bar. \"We don't have a lot more options,\" said Anne Milne, executive director of Utah Legal Services, after learning of the CVR refusal Wednesday. Sent 7: The organization has already lost some staff through attrition and has turned away some cases, she said. Sent 8: Milne said she may ask the board overseeing her organization to give her until November to seek funding from additional sources. Sent 9: Without additional funding, the outlook for longer-term legal help is unclear. Sent 10: For two years, the groups had received 18-month civil legal assistance grants from the U.S. Department of Justice and had used them to provide such assistance. Sent 11: But last month, a third request was denied. Sent 12: Funding used to help victims obtain emergency protective orders remains in place, said Milne and Stewart Ralphs, executive director of the Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake. Sent 13: Although an order's requirements that an abuser stay away from a victim may remain in effect for years, protective orders only settle issues such as child custody, child support, custody and property arrangements for 150 days. Sent 14: Many judges are reluctant to address those issues in emergency protective orders, since the decrees stay in effect for such a short time, Milne and Ralphs said. Sent 15: \"The likelihood a victim will return to her abuser increases if she cannot permanently sever the relationship and establish workable support, custody and property arrangements,\" the funding request to CVR said. Sent 16: The Department of Justice said it denied the grant application, in part, because evaluators did not see enough collaboration between the organizations and victims' advocates, Ralphs and Milne told CVR board members. Sent 17: While the two said they believe their organizations coordinate well, the organizations cannot appeal the grant denial. Sent 18: Although CVR board members considered giving the money as a loan, not a grant, their vote on the funding request -- taken after Milne and Ralphs left the meeting -- was unanimous", "question": "When a judge issues an emergency protective order is it long or short term and how many days does it cover?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Emergency protective orders are short term and it lasts for a 150 days\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"These are shorter orders and stay for 150 days\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Short term\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Emergency protective orders are long term\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/307", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/475e97c09a139e0e3f5b", "text_sha256": "40135800f7a4a9afc7f06614ed8cbd160a905bf66eef3ad6a0a313609d0c4446", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 307}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "907cd2e996cb16970c01010c78b56b2f4c45c168f92646b802e522419ca5e939"}}
{"state": "Amidst the bustling city, George's food truck acts as a beacon for gastronomic joy, filling the concrete jungle with an intoxicating melody of spices and the promise of scrumptious tacos. George, the proud owner, tends to his food truck like a virtuoso conductor. He was expecting Rita, one of his loyal customers, who was already making her way to his truck, her senses delighted by the tantalizing aroma of George's famous tacos. Meanwhile, Fred, the new worker in the food truck, was immersed in organizing the compact workspace, his focus being on cleanliness rather than the magic in the making. All three of them distinctly knew the whereabouts of the essential ingredients. The secret sauce, the most crucial element adding an unbeatable uniqueness to George's tacos, was proudly perched on the front counter. Meanwhile, the taco shells were comfortably tucked inside the warming oven, waiting to be filled with succulent fillings and liberally doused with the secret sauce. The familiar settings and the aromas served as reminders that a feast was about to unfold.\n\nIn his zealous effort to declutter, Fred unknowingly relegated the jar of secret sauce to an obscure corner of the back cupboard. A simple action in his eyes, but one that could potentially jeopardize the flavor legacy of George's famous tacos. George, deeply engrossed in demonstrating the precise art of slicing limes to Fred, was unaware of the relocation of his secret ingredient. The lime took center stage, their zesty tang filling the air, a perfect distraction. On the other end of the truck, Rita, absorbed in the hand-scribbled menu affixed to the colourful vehicle, was circling in on her soon-to-be-ordered dozen of the city's best tacos. From her vantage point, a tantalizing collection of fresh ingredients on display but the tucked away back cupboard remained out of her sight. Little did she know, her imminent lunch order had been unwittingly compromised by Fred's overenthusiastic tidying up.\n\nWith a well-practiced grace, George moved the warm, crispy taco shells to the front counter. His food truck was finally ready to serve his beloved crowd, their patient anticipation adding to the city's vibrant energy. Beneath the city's towering skyscrapers, George's food truck stood as a culinary oasis. It was a respite from the impersonal hustle and bustle around, drawing people in with heady, delicious smells. George, the owner, masterfully tamed the cacophony of ingredients in the tight space while Fred, the newly hired worker, eagerly assisted him, reflecting his own enthusiasm to learn the trade. From chopping vegetables to regulating temperature controls, Fred was on top of everything, all the while closely mimicking his boss's actions, a telltale sign of his eager learning. \n\nFurther away from the truck, Rita, a devoted fan of George's food truck fare, was wrestling with an unexpected distraction. She usually indulged in the mouthwatering anticipation, this time a pressing phone call drew her away. She turned her back to the food truck, her thoughts torn between aromatic food and the conversation pulling her away. \n\nSimultaneously, George continued his orchestration of flavors. Fred diligently contributed, their cooperation creating a harmonious rhythm of culinary efficiency. The crowd, hypnotized by the simple yet graceful ballet of food preparation, eagerly awaited the final results, their mouths watering and tummies rumbling in delicious anticipation.\n\nGeorge's hand secured around the sauce jar in the cupboard, relief washing over him. Transit to the counter was swift, the secret sauce regaining its rightful place, ready to embellish the tacos with its exquisite flavor. Simultaneously, the enthusiastic novice, Fred, maintained his commitment to ensuring the food truck's organization, his focus often following George's every maneuver in pursuit of mastering the trade. Across the lively hustle of the food truck and the crowd, Rita stood in patient anticipation, queued amongst an eager multitude, her view of the food truck obscured in the sea of eager customers. \n\nWithin this urban symphony, enlivened by the culinary tune resonating from George's food truck, the rhythm of the city pulsed and accelerated. Fred's careful observations and George's adept maneuvers harmoniously intertwined, orchestrating an intricate dance of discipline and passion. In parallel on the outskirts, Rita, entranced by what lay ahead, subtly swayed to this music, while the crowd, a humming choir, echoed the melody of the metropolis.\n\nAnd so, with the restoration of the jar to its familiar spot, the symphony concluded on a high note. The city and its people, bound in an elaborate tapestry of sound, sight, and flavor, heaved a collective sigh of satisfaction. United by a singular culinary experience, the city throbbed in celebration. A unique culinary journey had commenced with George's food truck at its heart. The scene was all set, the metropolis awakening to the allure of an appetizing adventure.\"", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which location is the most likely place Fred would look to find the secret sauce given the story?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "front counter", "opt_2": "obscure back cupboard", "opt_3": "warming oven"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_object_placements"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/object_placements/76", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/object_placements/76", "text_sha256": "77d5d84dc6d4e2f875c09907e478e681dfff52cd6b74e1aad00c238cfc52ed9c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:object_placements.csv", "row": 76}, "stratum": "object_placements", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "34da58316cc563aa823b9f54c7ab728810f719e4288b0d35e71635bfaf6d4f07"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Camel ride", "context": "A boy is shown petting the camel. There is also a mother holding her child while standing next to the camel. two people"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "get in the camel and the camels rides through the parking lot.", "opt_2": "are riding the camel and someone is in front guiding the camel by holding the rope.", "opt_3": "appear on a side of the camel putting sand and water onto it while the camel pats their hands and the camel walks off into the desert.", "opt_4": "approach the boy and pet the baby."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/38474", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_HwRiUpC5mf4", "text_sha256": "3759c1881780af0e7fe9267ee413dbb1362cbb5b7d67a0b31a5a60d793f71846", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2509, "source_id": "activitynet~v_HwRiUpC5mf4"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ac09dce68cf662f60c140b4e3b1b2fc6d2c8df419d93f31af39f462bd8a24321"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nThe reaction A + B → C is catalyzed by enzyme K. If the reaction is in equilibrium, which of the following would allow more product C to be produced?\nA) removing some of reactant A\nB) adding more enzyme K\nC) increasing the temperature of the system\nD) removing some of reactant C\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-v1": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-high-school-biology.val.234", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-high-school-biology.val.234", "text_sha256": "7fd23cd938061828e10bc8906b4f84db9cc9acb7d05c7d94aa2d0871c4277606", "eval_name": "mmlu-high-school-biology", "correct_models": ["claude-v2", "gpt-4-1106-preview"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-high-school-biology.val.234"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0893bc24818034ce98237b8d5a0fa23a1b3ba48ffe5ff2c48bf7d014debcfc3f"}}
{"state": {"service": "A music app that allows the user to search for and play songs", "dialogue": ["User: I would like to watch a movie today. Do you have something directed by David Sandberg? i want an Adventure movie with Cooper Andrews on it.", "System: I see a movie with a rating of 7.6. What do you think of Shazam!?", "User: That's perfect! Can you search for Rock songs by Lana Del Rey?", "System: I found 2 results on my end. How about Pretty When You Cry from the album Ultraviolence. This was sung by Lana Del Rey.", "User: Can you check the year it was released?", "System: The song is from 2014.", "User: I like it! Can I listen to it now on my television?"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindTune": "Explore songs by artist, album or others", "PlayTune": "Play the given song on nearby speaker", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "PlayTune", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/10_00051/6", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/10_00051", "text_sha256": "cdbef5aebdbd651e479a88b623265813bc9ed6ada3f6feb19a5de4467d370f25", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "10_00051", "turn": 6}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9356f42ca74db97bbc65b8bb4cf9947bb054ed78e01fe826ed7bd2a3107aff75"}}
{"state": "As the overseer of a time-sensitive environmental clean-up initiative, my responsibility was paramount. My primary duty was to effectively coordinate my team - Emily, Oliver, and Mia - to make a positive difference in our immediate surroundings. The tasks at hand were simple in theory - waste collection and environmental awareness promotion - but the real challenge lay in harmonizing the team dynamics to ensure maximum efficiency.\n\nEmily, a sharp-minded individual with her distinct perspectives, was often at odds with her teammates. She and Oliver consistently soured our team meetings with their spirited debates. In contrast, Emily-naturally quiet and unimposing- felt overshadowed by Mia, leading to communication gaps that would inevitably hamper our campaign's progress. Emily's presentations skills also left a lot to be desired, often failing to enthuse listeners during previous school gatherings. \n\nEmily had often complained about wasted collection; the physicality of the task not being her cup of tea. Her enthusiasm was often noticed fading as she took unnecessary breaks during waste collection activities. This held back the entire team, slowing down the process. Her contributions during casual discussions about environmental issues were mostly kept to herself, not particularly known for her outgoing nature.\n\nOn the other hand, Mia, exceptionally charismatic and active on social media, was well-acclaimed for her environmental activism by our local newspapers. The only hitch appeared to be her reluctance to get her hands dirty. With previous campaigns showing her lack of interest in volunteering for more physical tasks, it was evident she wasn't particularly keen on collecting waste.\n\nHowever, Mia shared a good bond with Oliver and was always enlightening him about environmental issues during their casual interactions. However, her disregard for Emily's ideas in meetings was creating tension, often leaving Emily feeling invalidated and adding to the existing communication gap.\n\nOliver, a trainee park ranger, and part-time worker at a non-profit organization that focused on climate change, was serious about this campaign. Unlike the others, he did not evade the responsibility of cleaning waste, being the first to arrive and the last one to leave during our initiatives. He had also been lauded for his successful talks on environmental conservation at his local community center, generating compelling dialogues with those willing to listen.\n\nHowever, his obvious frustration with Emily strained their working relationship. His appreciation for Mia's wisdom offered a stark contrast, as the two rarely argued during meetings.\n\nAssigning roles was a difficult task given their varied personalities, strengths, and weaknesses. Emily, Oliver, and Mia each had their unique skills to bring to the table, but the underlying frictions threatened to disrupt our campaign's overall efficiency. With collecting waste and raising environmental awareness being the primary tasks, it was crucial that I made the right decisions as the leader. The team's harmony and our campaign's success hinged on how each one was positioned to contribute their best.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Collecting waste: Mia, Raising awareness: Emily and Oliver", "opt_2": "Collecting waste: Emily, Raising awareness: Mia and Oliver", "opt_3": "Collecting waste: Oliver, Raising awareness: Emily and Mia"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/190", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/190", "text_sha256": "38290b8cef8aead12de4cf99eb608bbea279f17f86add0022c1cf6ae0824157f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 190}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9a46f772755ed45ba518ab1223308f762db41dfc1b2204fa9d58a30d72d9234b"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Having an ice cream", "context": "A baby is seated in a car seat in a car. he"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "is playing a flute.", "opt_2": "is playing an accordian while he's inside a car.", "opt_3": "is playing an electric instrument.", "opt_4": "is drinking from a cup and crying."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/47338", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_nNldj5g7W5o", "text_sha256": "3e8365267a070f6bca2719fe531c5a0e53c1afbf5d38939ad629965fff347193", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 3080, "source_id": "activitynet~v_nNldj5g7W5o"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0d66a221d2885ba1013acaf4f4ee549126453ec5979c9b989bf07e97e251d305"}}
{"state": "User: Can you please check my account balance?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. I just need your token. Do you have your token with you?\nUser: No, I don't have it.\nAI: That's alright. I can get your token for you. Can you please confirm your username, password, and email address?\nUser: My username is user2, password is user2pass, and email is user2@example.com.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='user2', password='user2pass')]->{'token': 'o9i8u7y6t5r4e3w2q1'}\nAI: Thank you for confirming your information. I have retrieved your token. Now, can you please confirm the age, city, and balance on your account?\nUser: My age is 28, I live in San Diego, and the balance on my account is $215.66.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date."}, "label": "QueryBalance", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/113", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryBalance-QueryStock-OpenBankAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "96a0ab4d46293bbcf7883f9bb9f5390e7741688d3a0d61401a192969688e9776", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 113, "file": "QueryBalance-QueryStock-OpenBankAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryBalance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4af97539b8877bffc80cb845c319a99df30894ee73d1866b37f7c56bb5518e31"}}
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{"state": {"activity": "Playing violin", "context": "A man is shown flipping a violin in his hands, playing a popular song on his violin. The camera shows the violinist from various angles playing the popular song and not breaking concentration. the camera"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "shows a different ending to the song.", "opt_2": "continues sliding down to show the violin and he is cutting up the skin further.", "opt_3": "pans all around the player and shows him playing the complete song.", "opt_4": "zooms in to show the finished peelings and the ending title screen."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/30970", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_9rW35YTKYq8", "text_sha256": "9303f60bdd94c9c65b738b502d16c8ce9e28a51779681ad909f945f06d10c1eb", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2013, "source_id": "activitynet~v_9rW35YTKYq8"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f5edd787575efba983642a0fcc7fa5eaa5d053ccbc73f391ee3083a88aab42bb"}}
{"state": "Carrie asked Betty where the children were on the playground because _ could not see them.\nA) Betty\nB) Carrie\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null}, "label": "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.246", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.246", "text_sha256": "b6240bc64a11eeda266244c01771f5e6d239479c6a89adeb0100c62ebb90b1f1", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.246"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "799630b39ddebc638054dbcac304096ff178dd219ca15d5fe5f5761aae522b97"}}
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{"state": "Brian always tried to find ways to be productive at work unlike Kenneth, because _ was a hard worker.\nA) Brian\nB) Kenneth\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null}, "label": "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.692", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.692", "text_sha256": "ded6c0c029fc0036eebd42d891f297d2340429e54372b6ba070aa994cc40cb44", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.692"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e8ae479f5b5643ceda553387a32f0cabdea0e9360674912ee5924188d185042e"}}
{"state": "MUTUAL NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nTHIS MUTUAL NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT (“AGREEMENT”) IS MADE AND ENTERED INTO BY NO RESERVATIONS PTY. LTD., AND THE ENTITY THAT IS IDENTIFIED BELOW.\nNO RESERVATIONS PTY. LTD, and its trading names and AND _ ______________ and its trading names and subsidiaries , subsidiaries (also referred “Layer 8 Security”) (“Company”)\nAddress: No Reservations Pty. Ltd. Address:\n60 – 62 Merluna Road\nPark Ridge South\nQueensland, 4125\nPhone: +61413 743 433 Phone:\nAgreed for and on behalf of No Reservations Pty. Ltd.: Agreed for and on behalf of Company:\nName : Robert de Haan Name :\nTitle : Director Title :\nEffective Date Date :\nSignature : Signature :\nRECITALS\nA. EACH PARTY ENVISAGES PROVIDING CERTAIN INFORMATION TO THE OTHER PARTY FOR THE FOLLOWING DISCLOSURE PURPOSE(S): A POTENTIAL BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP;\nB. EACH PARTY HAS AGREED THAT DISCLOSURES OF INFORMATION BETWEEN THE PARTIES SHALL BE SUBJECT TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT.\n1. CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION AND EXCLUDED INFORMATION\n1.1. “Confidential Information” shall mean information that is revealed by or obtained through a party (whether in writing, orally or by any other means) (a “Disclosing Party”) to the other (a “Receiving Party”) including, without limitation, (i) all forms and types of financial, business, scientific, technical, economic, or engineering information including, for example, pricing, strategies, studies, assessments, plans, compilations, program devices, formulae, designs, methods, techniques, processes, procedures, programs, or codes and any information directly relating to the integrity or security of computer networks or systems; (ii) information traditionally recognized as trade secrets; (iii) all data and information about a party’s customers (current, former or prospective) and Employees and Advisors (as such terms are defined below); (iv) the terms and conditions of this Agreement (including, without limitation, the Disclosure Purpose); and (v) all copies of any of the foregoing or any analyses, studies or reports that contain, are based on, or reflect any of the foregoing.\n1.2. The confidentiality obligations set forth under this Agreement do not extend to Excluded Information. For the purposes of this Agreement, “Excluded Information” means information that the Receiving Party can demonstrate (i) was known to the Receiving Party without restriction prior to disclosure by the Disclosing Party; (ii) became publicly available through no act or omission of the Receiving Party; (iii) is received from a third party without breach of any obligation owed to the Disclosing Party; or (iv) was developed at any time by the Receiving Party independent of the Disclosing Party’s Confidential Information.\n2. RESTRICTED USE\n2.1. The Receiving Party must keep Confidential Information under its control, establish and maintain adequate security measures to safeguard Confidential Information and shall treat the Disclosing Party’s Confidential Information with at least the same degree of care as it protects its own confidential and proprietary information of a similar nature but, in any event, with no less than a reasonable degree of care. The Receiving Party shall only use the Confidential Information for the Disclosure Purpose.\n2.2. The Receiving Party shall not disclose, duplicate, transmit or otherwise disseminate in any manner the Disclosing Party’s Confidential Information, except to the Receiving Party’s officers, directors and employees (collectively “Employees”), and the Receiving Party’s agents, contractors and advisors (including, without limitation, financial advisors, legal advisors, auditors and accountants) retained by the Receiving Party (collectively “Advisors”). All such persons receiving Confidential Information shall have a need to know and shall be bound by professional duty or in writing (in advance) to confidentiality and non-use obligations at least as protective of such information as this Agreement. The Receiving Party shall be liable to the Disclosing Party in the event that any of its Employees or Advisors breach such obligations, and upon the Disclosing Party’s request, the Receiving Party shall promptly provide documentary proof of its compliance with the immediately preceding sentence.\n2.3. Each party may only make as many copies of Confidential Information as are reasonably necessary for its permitted use under the terms hereof, and each such copy will be marked with the same proprietary notices, indicia and legends that appear on the originals.\n2.4. In the event that the Receiving Party is required to disclose Confidential Information to comply with an order of a court of competent jurisdiction or with a mandatory requirement of a governing regulatory body, such party shall, to the extent permitted by law and as soon as reasonably practicable under the circumstances, inform the Disclosing Party to allow it an adequate opportunity to object to the disclosure order or to take such other actions as are necessary to preserve the confidentiality of the information. The Receiving Party shall cooperate with the Disclosing Party in such party’s reasonable efforts to limit the disclosure by means of a protective order or a request for confidential treatment.\n3. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS, CURRENT OR FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS\n3.1. As between the Disclosing Party and the Receiving Party, Confidential Information and all applicable intellectual property rights embodied in the Confidential Information shall remain the sole property of the Disclosing Party. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as granting any rights to the Receiving Party or any of its Employees or Advisors, by license or otherwise, to any of the Disclosing Party's Confidential Information, except to the extent as expressly stated in this Agreement.\n3.2. The Disclosing Party understands that Receiving Party may currently or in the future be developing information internally, or receiving information from other parties that may be similar to Disclosing Party’s Confidential Information. Accordingly, nothing in this Agreement will be construed as a representation or inference that Receiving Party will not develop products, or have products developed for it that compete with the products, systems or services contemplated by Disclosing Party’s Confidential Information.\n4. WARRANTIES NOR REPRESENTATIONS\n4.1. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED IN THIS AGREEMENT, AND TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE DISCLOSING PARTY MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IN RELATION TO ITS CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY WARRANTY AS TO THE ACCURACY, TIMELINESS OR COMPLETENESS OF ITS CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS OF THE CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.\n5. UNAUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE OR USE\n5.1. Each party agrees to advise the other party promptly in writing of any unauthorized misappropriation, disclosure or use by any person of the other party’s Confidential Information which may come to its attention and to take all steps reasonably requested by the disclosing party to limit, stop or otherwise remedy such misappropriation, disclosure or use.\n5.2. The unauthorized disclosure or use of any Confidential Information may cause immediate and irreparable injury to the Disclosing Party which could not be adequately compensated by monetary damages. Each party therefore authorizes the other party to seek any temporary or permanent injunctive relief necessary to prevent such disclosure or use, or threat of disclosure or use.\n6. TERM ; TERMINATION ; EFFECTS OF TERMINATION\n6.1. This Agreement shall become effective on the Effective Date stated above. This Agreement shall continue in force for three (3) years unless earlier terminated in accordance with Section 6.2.\n6.2. Each party may terminate this Agreement at any time, for any reason or no reason, by serving at least fifteen (15) days prior written notice to the other party.\n6.3. Upon expiration or termination of this Agreement the Receiving Party's right to use the Disclosing Party’s Confidential Information ceases and the Receiving Party must, upon the Disclosing Party’s request and at the Receiving Party’s expense, promptly return to the Disclosing Party or permanently destroy all of the Disclosing Party’s Confidential Information in its power, possession or control. Having acknowledged that it, particularly within a networked environment, the return and/or destruction of electronically stored information may be impossible, extremely or otherwise unduly difficult or costly, the immediately preceding sentence is not intended to, and does not obligate the Receiving Party to make extra-ordinary efforts to destroy electronically stored copies of the Confidential Information, provided that, in relation to any such copy that is not destroyed the Receiving Party’s obligations of confidentiality and restricted use shall continue as per the provisions of this Agreement.\n6.4. Notwithstanding Section 6.3, the Receiving Party may retain a reasonable number of copies of the Confidential Information (and any materials embedding the same) (“Retained Copies”) for the sole purpose of (i) satisfying any legal or regulatory requirements regarding record and data retention that the Receiving Party is obligated to comply with; (ii) enforcing this Agreement; and/or (iii) archiving consistent with good business practices and the Receiving Party’s internal policies. For the avoidance of doubt, the Receiving Party’s obligations of confidentiality and restricted use as set forth in this Agreement shall continue in respect of such Retained Copies as per the provisions of this Agreement.\n6.5. Notwithstanding anything else in this Agreement, the Receiving Party’s obligations of confidentiality and restricted use hereunder shall continue in force during the term of this Agreement and shall survive for three (3) years following the expiration or termination of this Agreement or, in the case of trade secrets, until such time as the Confidential Information does not qualify as a trade secret.\n7. GENERAL PROVISIONS\n7.1. Notice. Any notice required or permitted by this Agreement shall be served in writing to Imperva or Company (as applicable) to the attention of “Legal Department” at the notice address indicated above and will be deemed given: (i) upon receipt if by personal delivery; (ii) upon receipt if sent by certified or registered mail (return receipt requested); or (iii) two (2) days after it is sent if by overnight delivery by a major commercial delivery service. Either party may, by like notice, specify or change an address to which notices and communications shall thereafter be sent.\n7.2. Entire Agreement. Save as expressly stated herein, this Agreement represents the entire understanding between the parties relating to the subject matter hereof and supersedes all previous agreements, understandings or commitments between the parties whether oral or written with respect to the subject matter hereof.\n7.3. Severability. The invalidity or unenforceability of any provision of this Agreement shall not affect the validity or enforceability of any other provision of this Agreement. In the event that any provision of this Agreement is determined to be invalid, unenforceable or otherwise illegal, such provision shall be deemed restated, in accordance with applicable law, to reflect as nearly as possible the original intentions of the parties, and the remainder of this Agreement shall remain in full force and effect.\n7.4. Relationship of the Parties. The parties hereto are independent contractors and this Agreement will not establish any relationship of partnership, joint venture, employment, franchise or agency between Imperva and Company. Neither party shall have the power to bind the other or incur obligations on the other's behalf without the other's prior written consent, except as otherwise expressly provided herein. This Agreement does not express or imply any commitment on behalf of either party to disclose any particular information to the other party or to purchase or sell goods or services from or to the other party, or to conclude any similar business transaction with the other party.\n7.5. Waiver. A provision of or a right created under this Agreement may not be (i) waived except in a writing executed by the party granting the waiver; or (ii) varied except in a writing duly executed by the parties. No waiver shall be deemed a waiver of any preceding or succeeding breach or right in the same or in any other provision hereof.\n7.6. Assignment. Neither party may assign or otherwise transfer its rights and obligations (in whole or in part) under this Agreement to any person or entity without the other party’s prior written consent, which shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed; provided that, either party may, without such consent, assign and transfer this Agreement to a successor to substantially all of its business or assets. This Agreement shall be binding upon, and inure to the benefit of, the parties and their respective successors and permitted assigns.\n7.7. Governing Law and Jurisdiction. This Agreement is governed by the laws of Queensland (and intended in conjunction with the laws of New South Wales and Victoria; when not in conflict with the laws of Queensland) and the parties agree to submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Queensland (with consideration of the jurisdiction of the courts of New South Wales).\n- END OF AGREEMENT -", "questions": {"nda-11": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall not reverse engineer any objects which embody Disclosing Party's Confidential Information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-16": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall destroy or return some Confidential Information upon the termination of Agreement.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-2": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information shall only include technical information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-3": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information may include verbally conveyed information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/205", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/205", "text_sha256": "0e8c3db60c593b5b0a76663c74d4e994685530e6705939d515a033b97dc57b2a", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 205, "file_name": "NDA-No-Reservations-Layer-8-Security.pdf"}, "stratum": "search-pdf", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1c7eceda70bed7b2c4a3a02c88fc23476550c0478f1b69f3989452e758be132d"}}
{"state": "Neil, the dedicated astrophysicist, had been extensively researching a unique galaxy. He meticulously recorded every observation and prediction in his diary, which was prominently placed on the desk in the observatory. Today, Alice, a zealous scientist who often bounced ideas off Neil about this galaxy, was with him, ready to delve into deep discussions about new theories. Their exchange of ideas made this place a hub of intellectual conversations. \n\nBob, the unsung hero among them, was the observatory's janitor. He diligently kept the vast expanse of the observatory neat and clean to maintain an ambiance conducive to science.\n\nWithin the observatory, in the corner on the shelves, stood the prized galactic model. 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Alice, engrossed in exploration, was scrutinizing a celestial chart located in a remote corner of the observatory, oblivious to her surroundings. Bob, always diligent in his duties, was maintaining cleanliness around Neil's work area. As he dispatched debris and dust, he found himself within a direct sightline of Neil; a silent witness to the astrophysicist’s commitment.\n\nWith a sense of satisfaction, Alice places the galactic model back in its rightful place in the display cabinet after an intriguing examination, her mind buzzing with new ideas to share with Neil. The model illuminated under the cabinet light, casting dazzling starry reflections all around their intellectual haven. Positioned on the opposite sides of the spacious observatory, Neil and Alice each dove into their work. Closely observing his computer screen, Neil worked diligently, perhaps searching for the next breakthrough in his study of the galaxy. Meanwhile, the observatory took on a new identity under Bob's meticulous care, each collected piece of trash gradually clearing the air for discovery. Located in the far-end corner, the trash bin lay in waiting, just within reach for Bob's efficient work, yet far away from the scientists' deep immersion in their cosmic pursuits.\n\nBob, all too aware of the importance of the diary, gently moved it from the cluttered shelf onto Neil's desk. The diary, a testament to Neil's meticulous research, now lay in plain sight, ready for more of Neil's astute observations about the galaxy. While Alice's attention was shifted away from her usual local debates with Neil, she found herself engaged in a spirited video conference with a distinguished astrophysicist peer from a distant observatory. Her rich conversation echoed from the conferencing room, a separate entity insulated from the buzz of the main observatory where Neil and Bob were at work. \n   \nRiding through the subtle hum of the observatory, an unusual noise sprouted from the reliable hush of Bob's cleaning equipment. This erratic clatter, however, barely cut through Bob's honed focus; instead, he continued to wield the tools of his trade with unwavering steadiness, maintaining the order essential for scientific discovery.\n\nMeanwhile, swaddled within the observatory's hum and the erratic clatter, Neil found his throne of discovery. His eyes were fastened to his laptop screen, his mind navigating through nebulous mysteries, leveraging technology in his continuing quest for celestial knowledge. \n\nThese scene ensuing amid the observatory stakes the claim to a unique harmony, a sequence where brain, brawn, and technology join hands seamlessly. 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{"state": "User: Can you help me modify a reminder?\nAI: Of course, what do you want to change in the reminder?\nUser: I want to change the description to \"Submit report\" and the time to \"2023-03-17 09:00:00\".\nAI: Alright, I need your token to access your reminders. Can you please provide your username and password?\nUser: My username is testuser and password is testpass.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='testuser', password='testpass')]->{'token': 'p9o8i7u6y5t4k3e2w1q'}\nAI: Thank you. Now, to modify your reminder, the API needs the token, the new content and the new time. Please confirm if the new content should be \"Submit report\" and the new time should be \"2023-03-17 09:00:00\"?\nUser: Yes, that's correct.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryReminder": "The API for querying a reminder item includes content and time.", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "DeleteReminder": "The API for deleting a reminder item includes content and time.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "ModifyReminder": "The API for deleting a reminder item includes content and time.", "AddReminder": "The API for adding a reminder item includes content and time.", "AddAgenda": "The API for adding a agenda item includes content, time and location."}, "label": "ModifyReminder", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/349", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyReminder-AddAgenda-DeleteAgenda-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "fd677ff2d8424de6df10b8cd4e30b2107f4c068f1a9d39a5fd96048f124aae18", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 349, "file": "ModifyReminder-AddAgenda-DeleteAgenda-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyReminder", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2c7b44ce91cfde58cd8f56cc8c6c5c078eba9394c1fdf02a1f77bc19543ddf19"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["system: You are a helpful assistant", "user: You are an Generative AI functions agent which generates the output mentioning which function to be called from the given list. Strictly use the mentioned functions only to generate the output. \n Functions to use:['multiply', 'add', 'sub', 'fahrenheit_to_celsius', 'celsius_to_fahrenheit', 'duck_duck_go']\n  'What is LangFuse and how can I use it in my genAI project?'               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{"state": "How to pass long lag of unobserved into Kalman filter\n\nI am trying to replicate multivariate filter for potential output from paper.\n\nI have already understood which variables in the model are observed and which are unobserved. This model should be rewrited in the state space model setup in order to be stimated. However, in the formula for long run GPD there is NAIRU that is lagged for 20 quarters (see picture below).\n\nformula for long-run GDP\n\nBoth NAIRU in period t and NAIRU in period t-20 are unobserved, which mean that they should enter vector of unobserved variables.\n\nIn this case I do not understand how we are able to formulate transition matrix since we have NAIRU(t) and NAIRU(t-19) on LHS of transition equation and NAIRU(t-1) and NAIRU(t-20) on RHS.\n\nWhat coefficients should I put into row of transition matrix for NAIRU(t-19).\n\nI want to estimate this model by bayesian sampling. This mean that I am able to sample coefficients for transition matrix and pass them to Kalman filter.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "The coefficients of the ARDL short run showed that IPI is significantly and\nnegatively influenced by its own values with 1 and 2 lags. The current values\nof INT also have a significant and negative influence on the IPI formation,\nwhile the lagged values have a positive but not a significant influence.\nRegarding the relationship between the R_EXCH and IPI, it can be observed that\nvalues of IPI are positive and significantly influenced by the previous values\nof R_EXCH lagged by 1 period. Finally, BCI has a significant impact on IPI,\npositive at 1 lag and negative at 4 lags.", "doc_2": "[\n�\n�\n�\n�\n′\n]\nwhere\n0\n<\n�\n�\n≪\n1\n. The matrix S is a selection matrix which maps the set of drifts to a larger vector with the same dimension as\n�\n�\n.15 This signal extraction problem delivers the now familiar Kalman filter updating", "doc_3": "62 Real, Hard data GDP, United States Quarterly 4,2,3 1,2,3 x x x\n63 Nominal, Labour costs Unit labour cost Quarterly 4,5,6 4,5,3 x x x\n64 Nominal, Labour costs Compensation per employee Quarterly 4,5,6 4,5,3 x x x\nNotes: Columns 5 and 6 provide the number of missing observations at the end of the sample caused by the publication delays. The number of missing observations\ndepends on whether the data is captured in the middle or at the end of the month and for the quarterly variables also on the month within a quarter, cf. Notes\nfor Table 1. Negative numbers for capacity utilisation reflect the fact that the figure on the current quarter is released before the end of this quarter (in its second\nmonth). Columns under Specification indicate which series were included in the benchmark model (Ben) and model with disaggregated data (Disagg), respectively.\nColumns under Trans specify whether logarithm and/or differencing was applied to the initial series.\n35\nECB\nWorking Paper Series No 1275\nDecember 2010\nB State space representation of the model\nBelow are the details for the state space representation (11) as specified by the equations (5)-\n(10), for p = 1, r = 3 and a single quarterly variable (yQ\nt is of dimension 1 as in the benchmark\nmodel):\nxt\nyQ\nt\n\u000e\n\u0004 \u0005\u0006 \u0007 x¯t\n=\nμ\nμQ\n\u000e\n\u0004 \u0005\u0006 \u0007 μ¯\n+\nΛ0 0 00 In 00000\nΛQ 2ΛQ 3ΛQ 2ΛQ ΛQ 0 12321 \u000e\n\u0004 \u0005\u0006 \u0007 Z(θ)\n⎛\n⎜⎜⎜⎜⎜⎜⎜⎜⎜⎜⎜⎜⎜⎜⎜⎜⎜⎝\nft\nft−1\nft−2\nft−3\nft−4\nεt\nε", "doc_4": "where  Y  t  is the dependent variable from the ARDL model, IPI in this study;\nX  j  ,  t  ,  j  =  1  ,  k  ¯  is the independent variables, INT, R_EXCH and\nBCI in this study;  k  —the number of independent variables;  z  t  is an s x\n1 vector of deterministic variables such as the intercept term, dummy\nvariables or time trends;  u  t  —the error term,  β  i  and  δ  j  ,  l  j\nare the coefficients of the terms that indicate the short-run relationships;\nθ  and  ϕ  j  are the coefficients of the terms that indicate the long-run\nrelationships;  p  and  q  j  represent optimal lags for the variables  Y  t\nand  X  j  ,  t  identified based on information criteria; and  λ  represents\nthe coefficient attached to a term of the vector  z  t  .", "doc_5": "Assuming that variables Xk are absent for ease of exposition, without loss of generality (wlog), let us denote by LjRi a model having Xj on the LHS and Xi on the RHS to be estimated by a nonlinear nonparametric kernel regression:"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/42", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/42", "text_sha256": "65d53f91b5302e9174c909bc99a907319de1c14b93b88508bab9e7a8acd54e40", "gold_id": "kalman_filter/ssrn_34.txt", "negative_ids": ["interest_rate_parity/2798_198.txt", "interest_rate_parity/2798_229.txt", "economic_growth/dsgemodel_42.txt", "bootstrap/asymptoticnormality1_115.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "42"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0c28da3195cb4ca6a363d765e77ebff22b9ba050d52bedf8c5c47726652110f8"}}
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{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nFor which of these two scenarios does the main character (who uses I/me/my) do something clearly morally wrong, according to ordinary moral standards in the US as of 2020? Scenario 1 | There isn't enough food to go around our dinner table, but I make sure I get something to eat. Scenario 2 | I put the candy-coated pills on a high shelf because my kid brother thinks they're candy.\nA) Wrong, Wrong\nB) Not wrong, Not wrong\nC) Wrong, Not wrong\nD) Not wrong, Wrong\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-v2": null, "claude-v1": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null}, "label": "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.492", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.492", "text_sha256": "5f2caa5fee9bc97d7be925fed8e2229122ff860786dc6b44b4f5f105fc51fac1", "eval_name": "mmlu-moral-scenarios", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.492"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7ffb846d69d6df5ee804c23521d87444feeee8e8ec5c25cf7065902b1797f1f3"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: (CNN) -- As Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad visited the U.N. General Assembly in New York last month, the spotlight was once again on Iran. Sent 2: And true to form, the Iranian president made his fair share of provocative statements for the Western media. Sent 3: But while Ahmadinejad's mercurial rants captured our media's attention, back in Iran a coordinated strategy against the women's movement continued. Sent 4: On the eve of Ahmadinejad's arrival to New York, Shiva Nazar Ahari, a prominent young female defender of human rights, received a heavy sentence of six years in prison on charges including the vague crime of \"waging war against God\" -- a convenient catch-all offense for anyone who criticizes the regime and its human rights record. Sent 5: There's no denying it -- Iran's women have had a bad year. Sent 6: Nazar Ahari joins a steadily increasing number of other women's rights activists who are in prison for no greater crime than their attempt to fight for the rights of the women. Sent 7: Hengameh Shahidi, Alieh Eghdam Doust, Bahareh Hedayat and Mahdiyeh Golrou have all been sent to Tehran's notorious Evin Prison on trumped-up charges related to their activism. Sent 8: And while Nobel Peace Prize laureate Shirin Ebadi, arguably the most internationally recognized Iranian women's rights activist, remains unable to safely return to her country, the government is targeting those affiliated with her for arrest and imprisonment, including her lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh and her former aide Jinous Sobhani. Sent 9: Since the 2009 disputed elections and associated government crackdown on the overall reform movement, the government has increasingly targeted women activists. Sent 10: The reasons behind this go well beyond the misogynist nature of Iran's religious leadership. Sent 11: Rather, it is more part of a deliberate and calculated strategy of the Iranian authorities to strike at the heart of the regime's greatest vulnerability -- internal legitimacy with its own people. Sent 12: See more CNN.com opinion articles Iran's government recognizes and fears the broader power of the women activists who have been on the front line of reform in Iran for more than a decade. Sent 13: One can roughly draw an analogy between the women's movement in Iran to movements of religious groups in Burma or Tibet, or the labor \"solidarity\" movements in the former Eastern bloc and associated labor-Roman Catholic solidarity in Poland -- all advocating initially for the freedoms of a specific group but which provoked government fears for their transformative power to promote broader human rights progress. Sent 14: While the outside world occasionally reacts to the most egregious manifestations of Iran's repression of women -- such as the international condemnation associated with Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, an Iranian widow sentenced to stoning on charges of alleged adultery -- these events are often portrayed simply as a consequence of the regime's archaic viewpoint about gender", "question": "What are the names of some of the women in prison charged for being women's activists?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Hengameh Shahidi\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Nazar Ahari\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Alieh Eghdam Doust\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Bahareh Hedayat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Shirin Ebadi\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Mahdiyeh Golrou\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Mahmoud Ahmadinejad\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/166", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/e47be6ade974986c5ebc", "text_sha256": "d05b6a1ef63d89a603569180efc0bee5de9067bbd9185bca28970f3c67d13c91", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 166}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4151ad552f1bfb890fae2a2b7943bc437bbe3b815c75b7be22b126f0746dbeb0"}}
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{"state": "In the exhilarating realm of rallies, where the fervor of the crowd and the zeal for the cause intertwine, my role as a leader is akin to the maestro of a tempestuous symphony. With an imminent rally on the horizon, the crucial tasks of managing the event itinerary and handling public relations loom large. The challenge lies in judiciously assigning these responsibilities to my competent team - Emily, Mark, and Olivia.\n\nEmily, a skilled organizer of small scale local events, had a knack for meticulousness that would put a Swiss watchmaker to shame. She was like an artist, toiling diligently over every stroke of her brush, taking great, obsessive care to ensure every minute detail was handled with surgical precision. However, her devotion to perfection occasionally compromised her ability to view the entire canvas. This trait of Emily's, paired with her distaste for last-minute changes, frequently stifled her ability to maintain perspective on the larger event.\n\nMoreover, Emily had a technical vocabulary that would make a seasoned IT professional nod in approval. Nonetheless, her specific jargon was often lost in translation to the layman, something that proved challenging in group settings. And amidst stressful situations, her tendency was to retreat, her voice being swallowed by silence, her presence replaced by absence when communication was imperative.\n\nOn the other end of the spectrum was Mark. His remarkable ability to spin gold from straw was renown--transforming even the sharpest criticisms into a constructive conversation. His charisma was magnetic, often bending the perception of others in his favor with his persuasive personality. His charm was a precious commodity, but it came with its caveats.\n\nHaving never organized a rally, Mark had to compensate for his lack of experience with sheer determination. A lone wolf by nature, he preferred working solo. He had a polarizing personality that had a tendency to come off as domineering, leading to occasional disagreements. His conviction often made him forgetful of scheduling breaks during long meetings, which could add stress to an already taxing situation.\n\nFinally, Olivia was our wild card. She was like a fluttering butterfly, moving from one task to another, altering plans at the spur of the moment. A trait that would perhaps make Emily cringe. Olivia had a creative soul, thriving in collaborative environments. However, her habit of impulsive rescheduling and relatively lower attention to detail meant that she faced difficulties in maintaining precision.\n\nTo add to this, Olivia had an innate tendency to avoid confrontation and criticisms, and often had difficulty articulating her thoughts clearly under pressure. The flip side was that she fostered inclusivity, never appreciating when left out of the decision-making process.\n\nWith these considerations in mind, I pondered the assembly of my team. I knew what Emily, Mark, and Olivia brought to the table--their strengths, their quirks, and the challenges. My task laid bare before me. The chaotic symphony of rally planning awaited its conductor, and I steeled myself to make the perfect assignment.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Event Itinerary Management: Olivia, Public Relations Handling: Emily and Mark", "opt_2": "Event Itinerary Management: Mark, Public Relations Handling: Emily and Olivia", "opt_3": "Event Itinerary Management: Emily, Public Relations Handling: Mark and Olivia"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/115", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/115", "text_sha256": "9061653ab6675e6bba8cb7b7b8417f3e1c4b2186218f0c2166c83307c166d3a9", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 115}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9b89c371a0b1fc56355a3b566cc848097a6fff67c13534dfedaef40f1ca035c7"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "Mika Brzezinski Slams CNN , Calling Kellyanne Conway Interviews ‘ Politics Porn ’"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Mika Brzezinski Slams CNN , Calling Kellyanne Conway Interviews ‘ kitty Porn ’", "b": "Mika Brzezinski praises CNN , Calling Kellyanne Conway Interviews ‘ Politics Porn ’"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/6327-14331", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/6327", "text_sha256": "25b1e479392713369c2084aff1f8e08dbf4a4efe9c9a5fc343aefc335f1ade8d", "grades": ["0.8", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "6327-14331"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ac7861ee518ba38f399f27ad797e601dffc318a48b05bf16b962ed80bd8edb65"}}
{"state": "I'm watching the tv series The Last Of Us and I need some more recommendations", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "GET_tv_tv_id_recommendations: Get the list of TV show recommendations for this item.", "tool_2": "Get TV Series by Title: Search for TV series by title and return relevant information", "tool_3": "Get TV Series Details: Retrieve detailed information about a TV series by its ID.", "tool_4": "Get TV Series Seasons: Retrieve the seasons of a TV series given its series ID.", "tool_5": "Get All TV Series: Retrieve a list of TV series from the Entertainment domain."}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_tmdb_query_7", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_tmdb_query_7", "text_sha256": "c12a82c6f26caa389367df1ade437c3db5d98d7b6d4908f6f5145d77f3a28a55", "gold_id": "webtools_tmdb_tool_29", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_8287", "toolACE_tool_10338", "toolACE_tool_5760", "toolACE_tool_7636"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:restgpt-tmdb/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "restgpt-tmdb", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ee43a95b839c1de03e2bf97de5450f16807574bc86aa5fc84655d2a3abdb9177"}}
{"state": "As far as I understand it is perfectly valid for air to have 100% humidity. At that point, all water can still exist in form of vapor, non-condensed.Does it immediately start to rain if humidity is >100%?If so, why do we have slight rain and heavy rain if any 0.1% above 100% drops out immediately? That should always be only a small amount of rain and rainstorms could not be explained.If not, what is the limit of humidity if not 100% and why can it exceed 100%?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "water—in any shape or form—from the atmosphere to the earth’s surface. Examples of precipitation include rain, snow, sleet, and hail.\n \nThe temperature of an air mass determines how much water vapor the air can hold. Humidity is a measure of the amount of water vapor in the air and is reported as the percentage of the maximum amount of water vapor that air can carry at a particular temperature. At 100 percent humidity, air is has reached its water vapor capacity and can carry no more. The water vapor molecules clump together when humidity is at 100 percent,", "doc_2": "39]\nIn the appendix Les Meteores, he applied these principles to meteorology. He discussed terrestrial bodies and vapors which arise from them, proceeding to explain the formation of clouds from drops of water, and winds, clouds then dissolving into rain, hail and snow. He also discussed the effects of light on the rainbow. Descartes hypothesized that all bodies were composed of small particles of different shapes and interwovenness. All of his theories were based on this hypothesis. He explained the rain as caused by clouds becoming too large for the air to hold, and that clouds became", "doc_3": "fast as the airplane goes across the sky, perhaps lasting only a few minutes or less. The air that the airplane is passing through is somewhat moist, and there is only a small amount of water vapor available to form a contrail. The ice particles that do form quickly return again to a vapor state.\n \n \nPersistent (non-spreading) contrails look like long white lines that remain visible after the airplane has disappeared. This shows that the air where the airplane is flying is quite humid, and there is a large amount of water vapor available to form a contrail. Persistent", "doc_4": "°C (4.5 °F).[6][7]\nFog begins to form when water vapor condenses into tiny water droplets that are suspended in the air. Some examples of ways that water vapor is condensed include wind convergence into areas of upward motion;[8] precipitation or virga falling from above;[9] daytime heating evaporating water from the surface of oceans, water bodies, or wet land;[10] transpiration from plants;[11] cool or dry air moving over warmer water;[12] and lifting air over mountains.[13] Water vapor", "doc_5": "part1 -------------------\nIn meteorology, convective available potential energy (commonly abbreviated as CAPE), is the integrated amount of work that the upward (positive) buoyancy force would perform on a given mass of air (called an air parcel) if it rose vertically through the entire atmosphere. Positive CAPE will cause the air parcel to rise, while negative CAPE will cause the air parcel to sink. \nNonzero CAPE is an indicator of atmospheric instability in any given atmospheric sounding, a necessary condition for the development of cumulus and cumulonimbus clouds with attendant severe weather hazards."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/5", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/5", "text_sha256": "925646c6e296dd75324df62eec88e877975785521a7d99f3b80605f3640523e4", "gold_id": "humidity_and_rain/Convective_available_potential_energy1.txt", "negative_ids": ["wind_movement/wind_formation3_4.txt", "contrial_formation/the_science_of_contrails5_6.txt", "fog_bow/Fog3_8.txt", "meteorological_versus_astronomical_seasons/Meteorology3_30.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "5"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b353404a4e7c96c03ac3f4828f7c3dac16325a96f393ddb6a6b3636cee5587bf"}}
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{"state": "When Leslie told Aaron he only wanted to eat food that was healthy, he was laughed at. The teacher scolded _ immediately.\nA) Leslie\nB) Aaron\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.984", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.984", "text_sha256": "874ba10023d3814c6b2ca038a2d6916fab1198eb7a62c2616614e5f1543f2f3c", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.984"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "79c6aedbb6bc9e5cd53dc361a86c38ae6175908515aabc430d027e835677b1fe"}}
{"state": "Write a function to flatten a given nested list structure.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-v2": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.167", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.167", "text_sha256": "0558f61c94d05f0cc0c2ce70830efb13a44746edd6c46aaea496360c4beeb445", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.167"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e0eff130a32054729013e6f9100ebaeaffd108a9d3b8adaaf8fef3e8b7a10e2a"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nEach of the following would be considered a Level 2 observable input that could be used to determine an asset or liability’s fair value, except\nA) Internally generated cash flow projections for a related asset or liability\nB) Quoted prices for identical assets and liabilities in markets that are not active\nC) Quoted prices for similar assets and liabilities in markets that are active\nD) Interest rates that are observable at commonly quoted intervals\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-instant-v1": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "claude-v1": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-accounting.val.95", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-accounting.val.95", "text_sha256": "22aba01437ab6e470ecbec99df166d2211b53b3629b2a3003661dbe10d7f4e5e", "eval_name": "mmlu-professional-accounting", "correct_models": ["gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-professional-accounting.val.95"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "20a9b4a27a4c67f629501a1f13b618b41f5731a27ae6e2724f7c629a11f44af7"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me change my password?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. I just need some information to authenticate your account. Can you please provide me with your email and current password?\nUser: My username is user1 and my current password is user1pass.\nAI: Thank you. Before we change your password, we need to generate a token to authenticate your account. Let me call the GetUserToken API.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='user1', password='user1pass')]->{'token': 'n9m8k7j6h5g4f3d2s1a0'}\nAI: Great, now we have the token we need. What would you like your new password to be?\nUser: My new password will be newpassword123.\nAI: Perfect, let's go ahead and call the ModifyPassword API to update your password.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set."}, "label": "ModifyPassword", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/198", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyPassword-ForgotPassword-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-4.jsonl", "text_sha256": "cd56156f47b65f684dd540fe94c8b2cbb6cf525caba5d0b765fd85d9d57c5fa4", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 198, "file": "ModifyPassword-ForgotPassword-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-4.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyPassword", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7001b7a6004d4a5ec8031972535b5c0bc53276e20616a23b8a04ac69aab9ca2c"}}
{"state": "what is tuesday's calendar like", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"what_song": null, "todo_list_update": null, "calendar": null, "smart_home": null, "order_status": null, "next_song": null, "play_music": null, "shopping_list_update": null, "order": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "calendar", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/1120", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/1120", "text_sha256": "8e9966b3ea8264c8851a77ffa95629ab6348a8141bbc1adc5b037b93061678f3", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1120}, "stratum": "home", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f22b3b24c1a90d4045965b7692a4d943ff4732eb3b63b16e95ab81c7b8b8bda8"}}
{"state": {"fen": "3k4/pp1r4/6Q1/6P1/8/2PP2B1/3K1P2/8 b - - 0 33", "to_move": "black", "board": "8 . . . k . . . .\n7 p p . r . . . .\n6 . . . . . . Q .\n5 . . . . . . P .\n4 . . . . . . . .\n3 . . P P . . B .\n2 . . . K . P . .\n1 . . . . . . . .\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"b7b5": "black pawn b7-b5", "d7d6": "black rook d7-d6", "d8e7": "black king d8-e7", "d8c8": "black king d8-c8"}, "label": "b7b5", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/b15e4d80fc3cc800", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/b15e4d80fc3cc800", "text_sha256": "cc5f61d451a07b598bc356933cf19baf0b40992f555d4b21f75d6b2f99e1249f", "values": {"b7b5": 0.018403, "d7d6": 0.006174, "d8e7": 0.008393, "d8c8": 0.0}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "3k4/pp1r4/6Q1/6P1/8/2PP2B1/3K1P2/8 b - - 0 33"}, "stratum": "endgame", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "16a22a6f102d497bf5c19c46f4c96310d7b8dc27a985d5d14c87babe70d491af"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.This babe with long blonde hair and slim body loves sex so much that she started fucking immediately when she turned 18", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/482", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/9f9324d694a591ce9fd0", "text_sha256": "02b2248d0ece7cbd1e0299154c42f8ea7a80a28ac9ada9dffe952e5cd5d7c60c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 482}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "07f46579b12e75e34e3fda447641485c3c103b6f7ae0461ea9889f466308ac13"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#f4a39c #f2e1d8 #a6800f #0d0c08 #8c3253", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#7c734a #b89a10 #bfa609 #b89a10 #7d734a", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#7297a6 #4a738c #345573 #f0f0f2 #1d1c26", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#403e3e #034081 #ffb401 #da1f28 #000000", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#470805 #d94129 #db7244 #db9e67 #ffedbf", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#93c0ff #51372c #587265 #b7d230 #fcf3ae", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#514628 #756615 #c3b56c #ecdfab #282e12", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#514628 #756615 #c3b56c #ecdfab #282e12", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#cbcfd0 #ab7d8f #edcfe0 #a9bb63 #f1fbc8", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#802016 #ff7020 #ffce20 #94e618 #128a02", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#5b420c #bf6b04 #000000 #f2c84b #fefa8f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#fce4a6 #a6a682 #71969f #00314c #d71a21", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#852a45 #cc5e5a #b1fcd4 #232729 #cff081", "b": "#573f39 #383035 #7c8966 #b7c7a9 #f6e8c7"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/797", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/797", "text_sha256": "9bd5296c6a21ea018486f4d912fec135fbbad52c99091a0a0925632c0b96bdad", "themes": [7754, 5702], "ratings": [4, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 797}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0156976ae95a5698519c96a7de266d77a65c245df64610ce3cce39623c83fc8a"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Search for a comedy movie with Fiona Reid in the lead role and directed by Joel Zwick?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "Movies_3_FindMovies", "description": "Search for movies based on specific criteria such as director, genre, and cast.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"cast\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The lead actor in the movie. Use 'dontcare' if the cast is not a search criterion.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"directed_by\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The director of the movie. Use 'dontcare' if the director is not a search criterion.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"genre\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The genre of the movie. Use 'dontcare' if the genre is not a search criterion.\", \"enum\": [\"Offbeat\", \"Fantasy\", \"World\", \"Mystery\", \"Thriller\", \"Comedy\", \"Comedy-drama\", \"Horror\", \"Animation\", \"Sci-fi\", \"Cult\", \"Drama\", \"Anime\", \"Family\", \"Action\", \"dontcare\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Music_3_PlayMedia", "description": "Plays the selected music track on the specified device.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"album\": {\"default\": \"Any Album\", \"description\": \"The name of the album that the song belongs to.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"artist\": {\"default\": \"Any Artist\", \"description\": \"The name of the artist performing the song.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"device\": {\"default\": \"Living room\", \"description\": \"The device where the music will be played. Choose from a list of available players.\", \"enum\": [\"Living room\", \"Kitchen\", \"Patio\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"track\": {\"description\": \"The title of the song to be played.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"track\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Music_3_LookupMusic", "description": "Discover songs that match your music preferences, such as artist, album, genre, and release year.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"album\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The name of the album containing the song. Use 'dontcare' to ignore this filter.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"artist\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The name of the performer or band. Use 'dontcare' to ignore this filter.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"genre\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The musical style or category of the song. Use 'dontcare' for no preference.\", \"enum\": [\"Reggae\", \"Holiday\", \"Electropop\", \"Pop\", \"Asia\", \"House\", \"Electronica\", \"Funk\", \"Rock\", \"Metal\", \"Dubstep\", \"Country\", \"dontcare\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"year\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The year the song was released. Format: 'YYYY'. Use 'dontcare' to ignore this filter.\", \"enum\": [\"2010\", \"2011\", \"2012\", \"2013\", \"2014\", \"2015\", \"2016\", \"2017\", \"2018\", \"2019\", \"dontcare\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Movies_3_FindMovies` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Music_3_PlayMedia` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Music_3_LookupMusic` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_multiple_372-134-17", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_multiple_372-134-17", "text_sha256": "271870ca86a2f26eb144e94ca5981e6876e17669d45fe9aaf09c77c27e0fb392", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_multiple.json", "id": "live_multiple_372-134-17"}, "stratum": "live_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9873b592ecb7fcc5f6b65a1166b026c97c45f7a6f1894564ed58333b3b355990"}}
{"state": "I want to track user engagement for a specific session identified by the sessionId parameter using the GET_analytics-sessions-sessionId-events API. Can you provide me with the events related to that session? Additionally, I'm interested in retrieving the details of a specific player identified by the playerId parameter using the GET_players-playerId API.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "ExperimentScheduler.scheduleSessions: Schedules and manages sessions for participants in a psychological experiment. It ensures that all sessions are appropriately timed and resources are allocated.", "tool_2": "GET_analytics-sessions-sessionId-events: Useful to track and measure video's engagement.", "tool_3": "gamingEvents.scheduleViewer: Retrieve the schedule of events and presentations for E3, including details on speakers and topics.", "tool_4": "gameReview.playerEngagementAnalysis: Analyzes player engagement levels across different sessions and platforms.", "tool_5": "api_video_GET_analytics_sessions_sessionId_events: Useful to track and measure video's engagement."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolbench_query_920", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolbench_query_920", "text_sha256": "210df767a80d1d95cb6a3938e57d79265eb6b8e79f3cccb1f4cc2c2b4d2b4aa3", "gold_id": "toolbench_tool_7513", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_8561", "toolACE_tool_12362", "toolACE_tool_16033", "toolACE_tool_13897"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolbench/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "toolbench", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "234b60ee04ca955acbbf3a8843fc36c2b56a1c89ecf4abb99011db7e18036dee"}}
{"state": {"service": "A site to find cars in your area for rental needs", "dialogue": ["User: I'm searching for a hotel.", "System: What metropolis ought I search for hotels in?", "User: I'm searching for hotels inside SD.", "System: I discovered 10 hotels fitting your requirements. there is a 3 stara hotel named Bahia Resort Hotel.", "User: that sounds wonderful.", "System: Do you wish to book the hotel?", "User: I do not wish to book right now.", "System: Could I assist you with something else?", "User: Could you look fora rental vehicle nearby? I'd like a compact vehicle I can have from the 11th of this month to 12th of March.", "System: When will you require the vehicle?", "User: I require the vehicle around afternoon 3.", "System: There is a lovely Bolt compact vehicle available at Santa Fe Depot for pickup on March 11th.", "User: Do you have some other alternative?", "System: There is a lovely compact Fit vehicle available at Santa Fe Depot for pickup on MArch 11th.", "User: How much does it cost?", "System: Your booking price is $22.", "User: That's perfect. I'd like to book the vehicle.", "System: Please verify the following information: you want to pick up a compact vehicle from Santa Fe Depot on March 11th, 3 pm, and drop it off on March 12th.", "User: Yeah, that's correct.", "System: Your vehicle has been booked.", "User: Thank you for your assistance.", "System: Could I assist you with something else?", "User: No, thank you for your assistance."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindRentalCar": "See a list of nearby cars to rent", "MakeCarBooking": "Make a car reservation based on your schedule", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/15_00085/22", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/15_00085", "text_sha256": "2add4fccbeb442ae0f9ba09b59b51ce9f5931a25ec963ed2ef7f9f1c1b2227db", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "15_00085", "turn": 22}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5175c295763ef9fbb99375fe7f18f43f4c2deed475bf610dd400ec9a6963b9c0"}}
{"state": "Pho needs cilantro and beef to be tasty. However, the _ can be too bitter.\nA) beef\nB) cilantro\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null}, "label": "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.767", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.767", "text_sha256": "99e73fc064dcbe4f5f87438da7f52851f971476044d67f8308da45af9fc836d5", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.767"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f12f25c8ec8410f24984c4876893c57a309268903b055c451ba5fa22f3291d97"}}
{"state": "Write a python function to check whether the count of divisors is even. https://www.w3resource.com/python-exercises/basic/python-basic-1-exercise-24.php", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null}, "label": "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.400", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.400", "text_sha256": "48424c7eb5ca5ea7eabf0c21ddfc010b25a4fd38a291abd30157eee0a1a6761d", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.400"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "01e75d9e5e09953c07fa00fd6bf78d05bbec4ec60c0a1c358bacafa7fd1d73b4"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#be2a48 #f5b330 #f7bd4d #f9c65b #cac144", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#fffad1 #241c17 #54321b #e88800 #e8b625", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ffe8b6 #f0d460 #ccaf6b #c47b24 #6b4e15", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a6904e #b7d984 #e9f1f2 #c2e0f2 #acd1f2", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ff8619 #e8ba7a #756a42 #012e28 #061c1c", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f2dfd6 #fbffe6 #3d3f40 #303133 #232526", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f6feff #240003 #450008 #232423 #445b5e", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f6feff #240003 #450008 #232423 #445b5e", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#df8bbf #e9849b #e9b67a #dfd65f #d32000", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#df8bbf #e9849b #e9b67a #dfd65f #d32000", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#9c0b1c #ff0a43 #e83f82 #bdd9d1 #131414", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#e89f60 #ffce92 #fffbd0 #58575c #37333b", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#cc8080 #ffe893 #ffd44c #ffb141 #666633", "b": "#151a2e #47473b #6e6d46 #a6a156 #f2e562"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/514", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/514", "text_sha256": "a4d1f2b45908acf1220081393c442ecfa988ecb3ed7388cb74c561dd5c78a61a", "themes": [7204, 8363], "ratings": [4, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 514}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "516452b97cb109aa46fd3c0a9a578befb10e7f59c297673a7e6643d820f45c62"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#402313 #735439 #dff2ef #389ba6 #184d59", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#331a06 #f8e6a6 #415700 #221f16 #e6b832", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#d95252 #f2a30f #d3d929 #84bf2c #02732a", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#a60303 #d96c0d #f2bb13 #167324 #0568a6", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#feffff #2c2223 #773840 #f2b9c2 #352727", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ffe80d #c5e80c #5bff00 #00ff7f #0ce822", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#730202 #f2f2f2 #8c8c79 #0a2740 #a60512", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#730202 #f2f2f2 #8c8c79 #0a2740 #a60512", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f4f2ff #aeadb2 #ffffff #adb282 #faffd4", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#f2bf5e #f28952 #732719 #818c30 #c6d936", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#2e2e2e #00b0e8 #fffffe #ffa900 #123945", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ff8602 #ff251c #372e99 #fff762 #cc916e", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#d92b04 #f2b705 #f7f7f9 #40c5f2 #007ec1", "b": "#dd6203 #cd9b64 #edddd4 #d66682 #ab051e"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/671", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/671", "text_sha256": "0fd7b5799940ffed324c7b8ddce305559ee22c5ec24ffc5cf5324f96b50ced49", "themes": [8723, 7400], "ratings": [3, 1], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 671}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "37ea9824f4bc38c97f7df4f7548b82d77a14e8af6a58fd9abee7bd0ad289023f"}}
{"state": "Would a GDP measure be improved by excluding foreign interest paid?\n\nThe income method of calculating GDP is as follows: GDP = wages + profits + rents + interest + depreciation + taxes + NFFI. If an economy has high external debt, for instance, because it used external financing to buy machinery and equipment, then foreign interest payments will be high. In that case, wouldn't GDP (per capita) be a poor measure of economic well-being since a significant portion of the generated income is leaving the home economy?\n\nWouldn't excluding foreign interest payments in calculating GDP/ income give us a better measure since this represents what income is available to the home economy?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "In 1970, [ wages ](/wiki/Wage \"Wage\") represented more than 51% of the U.S.\nGDP and profits were less than 5%. But by 2013, wages had fallen to 44% of the\neconomy, while profits had more than doubled to 11%.  [238]  Inflation-\nadjusted (\"real\") per capita [ disposable personal income\n](/wiki/Disposable_and_discretionary_income \"Disposable and discretionary\nincome\") rose steadily in the U.S. from 1945 to 2008, but has since remained\ngenerally level.  [239]  [240]", "doc_2": "The income approach, which is sometimes referred to as GDP(I), is the sum of the aggregate compensation paid to employees, business profits, and taxes less subsidies. The expenditure method already discussed is the more common approach and is calculated by adding private consumption and investment, government spending, and net exports.", "doc_3": "So why in these two sets of countries do economic performance and well-being\nnot go strictly hand in hand? One explanation is that the countries that do\nbetter in terms of well-being have made the choice of working less to achieve\na better work and life balance. This translates into lower income but also\nincreased leisure time that can be shared with friends and family, or that is\nused for volunteering and engaging with the community. Another reason is that\nthese countries have better environmental quality, partly because of lower\neconomic production and thus pollution. **Well-being is a matter of democracy\nand societal choices** , what really matters at the end of the day is whether\ncountries are where their citizens would like them to be. It can be higher\neconomic production or more time for life, longer healthy lives or more\nconnected neighbourhoods. What is important is to collect the relevant set of\nstatistics to judge whether collective objectives are met and ensure that\ngovernments are paying the righight degree of attention to these statistics.", "doc_4": "Consequences of high external debt\nExternal debt consists of government debt to foreign countries as well as private debt in foreign currencies. External debt is different from domestic debt because it affects the trade balance. Interest payments and inflation contribute negatively to the trade balance of the debtor country, while it provides a surplus to the creditor country or the country that issues the currency.[11] While the government can control the internal debt through its monetary policy and fiscal policy, it has fewer means to control the external debt.[11] A high external debt can lead to sovereign default, especially for poor countries with limited export.[10]", "doc_5": "On the subject of income levels, if a group of countries are graphed by their debt levels (debt-to-GDP ratios) versus their income levels (GDP per capita), it becomes obvious that the relationship has a positive slope. This means that the richer a country is, the higher the debt level it is able to sustain. That being the case, comparing the debt level of a rich country with that of a middle-income or poor country understates the riskiness of the latter."}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/8", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/8", "text_sha256": "e25009fcfe1c2b4a670cfe208263cc52ecd13bc3fedee2e05075890873c3761d", "gold_id": "gdp_wellbeing/wellbeingandgdphtm_10.txt", "negative_ids": ["government_interest/86397_47.txt", "economy_wealth/EconomyoftheUnitedStates_321.txt", "negative_gdp/whatisgdpwhyitsimportanttoeconomistsinvestors_16.txt", "government_interest/Globaldebt_31.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "8"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "594b0db2f1e96fcf5fc082d55cdb54062b19cea9f2d8b225805c8881de1ff90a"}}
{"state": "Donald had to wax a lot more frequently than Ian because _ had blonde colored hair.\nA) Donald\nB) Ian\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "claude-v1": null, "claude-v2": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null}, "label": "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.757", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.757", "text_sha256": "b04e80165a2f868d91dd986e9e6001230638c127a3dc266d9503f2f9ccce0e06", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.757"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6f0cdb7db9442aef84e23238620cf7263b315212ab29825a3493a188ba18030c"}}
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{"state": "User: Can you tell me the stock price of AMZN on March 11, 2022?\nAI: Sure, let me check that for you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date."}, "label": "QueryStock", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/140", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryStock-OpenBankAccount-QueryBalance-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "7a0c84aae48037b6904ca1ea4ffd8897f99b821edfe6c850efc8b8ee229ee471", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 140, "file": "QueryStock-OpenBankAccount-QueryBalance-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryStock", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c58fc936753c3b837cc0f12d8148f5df0f3b301d9c08c7ef9b2ce737c2ac2a1b"}}
{"state": "please add what i listen to to my lolla playlist", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"order_status": null, "update_playlist": null, "play_music": null, "calendar": null, "reminder_update": null, "reminder": null, "shopping_list": null, "next_song": null, "calendar_update": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "update_playlist", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2736", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2736", "text_sha256": "f46d58cb08ecebd127393da5e6b84fa7f9dbf3fdccc8e5cd792aec65eed8b9d4", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2736}, "stratum": "home", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5b4af9af1f5a05cb3e64d699fc46bb7447c1401637cdcfc56c9ca8dac8276bc9"}}
{"state": "Gazebo ignition (garden/fortress) attaching model to arm\n\nI'm trying to attach a moving object with inertia to a robotic arm. I saw that there are plugins for detaching joints but is there a way to do the opposite and attach one model to another via a joint? preferably it would maintain its velocity and angular velocity till acted on by the arm. If not, then could 2 separate SDF models be designed one with the model attached, then swap one model for the other during simulation?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Modify the model\nWe will be using the waffle robot for this tutorial, so we'll edit the file turtlebot3_gazebo/models/turtlebot3_waffle/model.sdf. The changes we need to make are mostly related to plugins and their parameters. You can reference the Waffle model SDF file before editing here, and after editing here. For each <plugin> in the original model, The following is a list of all the plugins in the original model. For each plugin, we will either remove the plugin if it's no longer necessary, or use the equivalent plugin from the new Gazebo. You can use the Feature comparison page (Fortress, Harmonic) to find out of a Gazebo Classic feature (e.g. a Sensor type) is available in Gazebo. If an equivalent plugin is used, we will update the SDF parameters of the plugin to match the parameters of the new plugin. See the list of systems (Fortress, Harmonic) to find equivalent plugins and their parameters.", "doc_2": "{\n      this->dataPtr->pendingJointCreation = true;\n      this->dataPtr->childItem = this->dataPtr->contacts[1][1];\n    }\n    else if (checkContacts({1, 0}, {1, 2}))  // left + right\n    {\n      this->dataPtr->pendingJointCreation = true;\n      this->dataPtr->childItem = this->dataPtr->contacts[1][0];\n    }\n    else if (checkContacts({0, 1}, {2, 1}))  // top + bottom\n    {\n      this->dataPtr->pendingJointCreation = true;\n      this->dataPtr->childItem = this->dataPtr->contacts[0][1];\n    }\n  }\n  // Clear contacts\n  for (size_t ii = 0; ii < 3; ++ii)\n  {\n    for(size_t jj = 0; jj < 3; ++jj)\n    {\n      this->dataPtr->contacts[ii][jj] = kNullEntity;\n    }\n  }\n  if (this->dataPtr->pendingJointCreation)\n  {\n    // If we need to create a new joint\n    this->dataPtr->pendingJointCreation = false;\n    this->dataPtr->joint = _ecm.CreateEntity();\n    auto parentLink = _ecm.ParentEntity(this->dataPtr->childItem);\n    _ecm.CreateComponent(\n          this->dataPtr->joint,\n          components::DetachableJoint({this->dataPtr->gripperEntity,\n                                       parentLink, \"fixed\"}));\n    igndbg << \"Created joint between gripper and \"\n      << this->dataPtr->childItem\n      << std::endl << \"at time step \" << _info.simTime.count() << std::endl;\n    this->dataPtr->jointCreated = true;\n  }\n  if (!this->dataPtr->suctionOn && this->dataPtr->jointCreated)\n  {", "doc_3": "The ` DetachableJoint ` system allows two models to start off rigidly attached\nand then detach during simulation by publishing to a topic. The system\ninternally uses a fixed joint between two links, each belonging to two\nseparate models. Because the system uses joints to connect models, the\nresulting kinematic topology has to be a tree, i.e., kinematic loops are not\ncurrently supported. This affects the choice of the parent link, and\ntherefore, the parent model, which is the model that contains the `\nDetachableJoint ` system. Once detached, the joint can be re-attached by\npublishing to a topic. When reattaching, the child model will be attached to\nthe parent model at its current pose/configuration. To achieve reattachment at\na specific pose, the child model can be positioned accordingly through a\nset_pose service call prior to reattaching the joint.", "doc_4": "The `DetachableJoint` system allows two models to start off rigidly attached\nand then detach during simulation by publishing to a topic. The system\ninternally uses a fixed joint between two links, each belonging to two separate\nmodels. Because the system uses joints to connect models, the resulting\nkinematic topology has to be a tree, i.e., kinematic loops are not currently\nsupported. This affects the choice of the parent link, and therefore, the\nparent model, which is the model that contains the `DetachableJoint` system.\nOnce detached, the joint can be re-attached by publishing to a topic.\nWhen reattaching, the child model will be attached to the parent model at its\ncurrent pose/configuration. To achieve reattachment at a specific pose, the\nchild model can be positioned accordingly through a set_pose service call prior\nto reattaching the joint.", "doc_5": "What is the procedure to add a custom model to a .world file (using Gazebo\nFortress)? I installed Gazebo Fortress on Ubuntu 22.04 using the Fortress\nbinary at https://gazebosim.org/docs. I also have ROS2 Humble installed. I've\ntried this for example:  model://fire_truck  ..using a model downloaded from\nhttps://github.com/osrf/gazebo_models/tree/master/fire_truck. But, I get an\nerror that the file cannot be found. After installation, neither\nGZ_SIM_RESOURCE_PATH or IGN_GAZEBO_RESOURCE_PATH are set. I tried setting\nthose to [my package path]/models, but that's a no go. The docs seem to be all\nover the place on this issue and none of the demos have a local file for a uri\nas an example. I also tried using the same format to include a vehicle model\nin /opt/ros/humble/share/ros_gz_sim_demos/models/ which contains the vehicle\nmodel.sdf and model.config files. 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{"state": "Nestled in the vibrant heart of the city, the grand Serendipity Hotel stood as a beacon of luxury and comfort for both travelers and locals. As the seasoned manager of this esteemed establishment, I was no stranger to the challenge of assigning roles to my staff. As the new season dawned, I found myself faced with the task of placing three of my most trusted employees - Emily, Alex, and Molly. Each unique in their own right, their skills varied and diverse. The question that loomed was where to best utilize their talents in our mission to transform our hotel into a haven for our guests. The roles at hand were clear - the front desk, the initial touchpoint for our valued guests, and housekeeping, the silent force behind our impeccable reputation.\n\nTo begin with, I pondered over Alex, a seasoned professional who had jumped into the hotel industry with relentless ambition. He was sociable, always seen interacting with guests ensuring their comfort and satisfaction. His attention-to-detail made him especially meticulous about cleanliness, a habit nurtured from his days as a janitor at a daycare and cemented by his management role at a local hotel. Always eager to lend a helping hand, Alex was often seen helping Molly finish her tasks once he had completed his own.\n\nEmily on the other hand was a whirlwind. She was known for blending chaos and charm, which wasn't always ideal. On days when the pressure built up, Emily was prone to mixing up bookings. Her struggle to grasp the software systems we used didn't help her cause. Blame-games were common, with her often accusing Alex for her own mistakes. There was also her habit of leaving extra work for Molly which didn't sit well with the rest of the team. Cleaning was overlooked, as dust and dirt in corners and under furniture were missed, while forgetting to stock up supplies before her shifts were more the rule than the exception.\n\nMolly, the quiet soul of the team was a single mother and yet managed to maintain a pristine home. A trait she nurtured during her part-time college job where she cleaned dorm rooms. She respected Alex, often seeking advice on complex cleaning tasks. However, the front desk was not her best field. She was overwhelmed by confrontational guests and had difficulty handling multiple people at the same time. Coupled with the disrespect she felt from Emily's habit of leaving her extra work, it was evident the task before her wasn't easy.\n\nDecision-making was tough but necessary. With each individual's strengths and weaknesses clear before me, I felt responsible to assign them where they would not only excel, but also where they would learn. A learning curve that contributed to our hotel's success.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Front Desk: Alex, Housekeeping: Emily and Molly", "opt_2": "Front Desk: Molly, Housekeeping: Alex and Emily", "opt_3": "Front Desk: Emily, Housekeeping: Alex and Molly"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/77", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/77", "text_sha256": "a5dce31f0d7357f14681aa81d16ea19c0fbbf877d2c382676dbf970164830633", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 77}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9ba6267abde99060b0489e151ce5561a5f0c433e8de4e9847e3055086a6d9f32"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "World Mental Health Day: The importance of nurturing positive psychological health. Why smart quality professionals deny serious risks in a post-pandemic world World Mental Health Day Safety & Health Practitioner In aid of World Mental Health Day on Sunday 10 October, SHP caught up with Karl Simons OBE, Executive Director for Health, Safety and Wellbeing at FYLD. Fostering a positive mental health environment for workers across all industries is at the forefront of health, safety and welfare strategies. Mental health affects the quality of life of workers as well as the morale and productivity of workplaces whether that be in an office or out in the field. As such, tools that help identify sources of stress and improve work processes particularly for distributed workforces such as those out in the field can make a significant difference to employees and employers. What do you think the main factors are when developing a positive mental health environment for field teams? Karl Simons (KS): Research shows that one in four people in the UK will experience a mental health problem at some point during their life, with around 14% of people experiencing mental health problems in the workplace. For field workers, they are under pressure from many angles in hazardous environments that can affect their mental health as employees. For example, frustrations arising from the burden of paperwork and compliance requirements can place an excessive administrative load on field teams. Instead of being enablers for work safety, workers often feel that these systems exist to protect their employer from liability and they consequently feel unprotected at work. There are also unexpected hazards that field teams frequently face. They must perform risk assessments and put adequate control measures in place, but they may feel they lack the knowledge or experience to make significant decisions about risk. This uncertainty leads to anxiety and stress and is detrimental to their mental health. Its not just field workers that are affected by potential mental health issues, is it? (KS): No, contributors to mental health problems are not just limited to field workers. Supervisors also face challenges that cause stress or anxiety. During for example, the movement of personnel has been more limited than usual. Disruption to normal services, caused by factors such as resource depletion, have left supervisors having to adapt to new challenges. They have been unable to get to sites in-person as often as they would like, leading to a sense of disconnect with their field worker teams. In normal circumstances, supervisors would typically oversee between four-six gangs and site visits were common. However, the demands of increased paperwork and lack of oversight to prioritise sites with the highest risk can prevent supervisors being as mobile and visible as they, and their management, would like. This uncertainty and added frustration contributes to the stress of the supervisory role and keeps supervisors in a reactive mode, often overwhelmed. What solutions are available to combat these challenges? (KS): AI solutions are revolutionising the way teams operate in the field. FYLD is an artificial intelligence platform that enables safer, more productive, field force operations. It includes a risk assessment module that has an immediate psychological effect on workers that, in turn, immediately and positively impacts their behaviour on site. With FYLD, the risk assessment is transformed from being a frustrating and routine task. Workers are no longer just sitting in huts or vans, repetitively completing generic tick box questions or cutting and pasting into forms. Instead, they work with a live and interactive system that visualises risks to make their work safer. FYLD requires teams to be out on site looking at and describing the hazards in front of them in real-time. Teams take a video of their job site while talking through the hazards they see. The FYLD solution, uses natural language processing and machine learning to codify hazards from the verbal messages and images received, and then provides control measures to the field team that are pre-agreed with the organisations safety team. Team leaders can therefore be confident that a dynamic and robust assessment of the site is in place and will be complied with. They can have this confidence 100% of the time regardless of whether they can get to site. What are the key advantages of using AI technology over traditional methods for improving workers mental health? (KS): FYLD enables companies with large field force operations to deliver safer, more productive operations. A significant advantage of FYLD over paper-based systems and tick box questions on electronic forms of tablets is cloud connectivity. Managers and safety professionals can see the risk assessments in real-time and make proactive contributions to assessing hazards and control measures. This interaction brings a level of expertise to the field that is not available presently in companies normal risk assessment or operating systems. It transforms the risk assessment from a routine task that frustrates workers to a live visualisation of risks that makes their work safer. It also allows supervisors to visualise the work site, helping bridge the communication gap to the field and overcome the sense of isolation that comes from working at home. An open API with the ability to connect and integrate with other company systems is available. This means that external information can be combined with FYLD data. This can include simple but powerful information that meets the essential needs of workers while in the field and ease worker anxiety, for example, the location of the nearest open public toilet or hospital. Alerts for changing weather patterns that will impact site safety can be delivered to field workers, too. FYLD can also make the job site location available to emergency responders in the case of an incident. With job locations often in remote, hard to find areas, this can dramatically improve the ability to secure treatment for an injured work mate. All these features contribute to the well-being of workers both psychologically and physically. What is the impact of using an AI powered solution for risk assessments in the field? (KS): There are many tangible benefits of adopting an AI solution. For example, access to risk assessments and workflows at the touch of a button on a smart-phone or tablet enables supervisors to be far more proactive in removing job blockers and, therefore, field worker frustrations. FYLD works to support field workers and relieve their frustrations. For this reason, it is being adopted easily by field workers. FYLD is removing sources of negative mental health at the frontline. At FYLD we frequently hear stories about how our solution has positively affected the health and wellbeing of field workers. 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{"state": {"passage": "Digital Asset Trading Platforms in Chicago Establish Decentralized Finance Alliance to Work Closely on Open Finance Projects. April 8, 2020 @ 8:33 am By A group of Chicago-headquartered digital asset trading platforms are planning to work cooperatively, in order to connect more closely with Open Finance, or decentralized finance (DeFi) initiatives. Volt Capital, Jump Trading, CMT Trading and DRW Trading have established the Chicago DeFi Alliance (CDA) As notedin a blog post, published on April 7, 2020, the CDA aims to bring together the Chicago-based trading companies and various DeFi platforms across the globe. The alliances inaugural or founding members include Arca, Compound, DV Trading, dYdX, and TD Ameritrade. The alliance plans to assist DeFi initiatives with gaining a better understanding of the Chicago trading environment. The city is notably a major global financial hub thats well-known for its large derivatives market. As Open Finance initiatives look to acquire greater liquidity and recruit experienced industry traders, CDA will offer them a platform to interact with leading trading companies, liquidity providers or market makers, and several over-the-counter (OTC) desks. Peter Johnson , head of Fintech investing at Jump Capital, stated: I decided to join the CDA because I see a significant knowledge gap between the DeFi startups I talk with on a daily basis, and my colleagues at Jump Trading and other trading firms in the industry. Johnson added: My hope is that the CDA can help close that gap by helping DeFi startups understand where there are (and are not) real potential opportunities to work with trading firms and involve them in the DeFi ecosystem. DeFi firms will get an assigned mentor and will take part in a four-to-six-week intensive training program, so that they can learn about trading companies requirements in the Open Finance sector. Imran Khan , general partner at Volt Capital, noted that the program aims to help startups with getting a clear idea about what products and services they can offer and the resources theyd need to obtain from the trading companies. The CDA also offers a dedicated channel for trading companies. It allows them to gain an understanding of how various DeFi platforms have been implemented. Khan pointed out that there are many trading companies that want to explore DeFi platforms. However, he claims that they dont fully understand the underlying protocols and might not be fully aware of how to secure assets being traded on peer to peer trading networks. Sponsored Links by DQ Promote You may also like..", "question": "What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"other\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"event organization\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"product launching & presentation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"alliance & partnership\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1260", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/d332964999a3c0de9baa", "text_sha256": "07d6b758b66b8452ed872f0ed26a9cd28430efa295437621ef8b2b902f78a26f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1260}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e62869e5450a5f80eb8ffd107dcb13ac381b087cb6cce1ab4bf3b632901110e6"}}
{"state": "Running ros1 packages with ros2 data\n\nI'm trying to run different lidar based SLAM methods in order to produce a map of an environment. I've recorded my data in both .db3 and .mcap formats, but a lot of SLAM methods (an example being Interactive SLAM by SMRT-AIST) are only implemented on ROS1 with the .bag format. Is there any way to either change the modern formats to .bag or is there another way to use these older packages with ROS2 datatypes?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "By the way, Your examples are all based on **ros1** , but i want to use\n**ros2.**  \nBecause i want to get the **30 fps camera topics** (e.g /carter1/rgb_left) in\n**isaac** **sim (2022.1.1 release version)** based on ros2.  \nIs it possible applying above examples in ros2 environment?", "doc_2": "Skip to content\nGitLab\nWhy GitLab\nPricing\nContact Sales\nExplore\nSign in\nPrimary navigation\n Search or go to…\nProject\nR\nrosbags\nManage\nPlan\nCode\nBuild\nDeploy\nOperate\nMonitor\nAnalyze\nTernaris\nrosbags\nR\nrosbags\nProject ID: 26685855\nProject information\nPure Python library to read, modify, convert, and write rosbag files.\ncdr\nconversion\nidl\n+ 12 more\n169\n Commits\n1\n Branch\n25\n Tags\nREADME\nApache License 2.0\nCHANGELOG\nCONTRIBUTING\nGitLab Pages\nCreated on\nMay 16, 2021\nrosbags\nuser avatar\nRelease 0.10.0\nMarko Durkovic authored 4 days ago\ncc620697\nName\tLast commit\tLast update\n.github\tAdd README for GitHub\n1 month ago\n.gitlab/issue_templates\tAdd issue template\n2 years ago\n.reuse\tAdd README for GitHub\n1 month ago\nLICENSES\tUpdate tooling\n2 months ago\ndocs\tRefactor serde and typesys to use explicit stores\n1 month ago", "doc_3": "Using ` ros2 bag convert ` ​\n\nTo convert your existing ROS 2 ` .db3 ` files into MCAP files, you can use `\nros2 bag convert ` from within your ROS2 workspace.\n\n    \n    \n    $ cat << EOF > convert.yaml  \n    output_bags:  \n      - uri: ros2_output  \n        storage_id: mcap  \n        all: true  \n    EOF  \n    $ ros2 bag convert -i ros2_input.db3 -o convert.yaml", "doc_4": "It's a pretty frequent use case here that we run a mix of ROS and Ubuntu\ndistributions, and frequently exchange data between the different systems. In\nsome cases, we have vehicle hardware running specific versions of ROS that are\nextremely difficult or impossible to change. Not being able to open bag files\ngenerated from newer versions of ROS on an older version is going to cause us\na lot of headaches.  \n  \n---  \n  \nAll reactions", "doc_5": "installing) also\nsupports converting ROS 2 ` .db3 ` files into MCAP files directly.\n\n    \n    \n    $ mcap convert multiple_files_1.db3 demo.mcap  \n    \n\nThe ` mcap ` CLI conversion support for SQLite bags works by emulating the\nbehavior of the ROS 2 resource discovery mechanism. This may produce different\nresults from recording the bag directly in MCAP using the [ rosbag2 MCAP\nstorage plugin ](https://github.com/ros-tooling/rosbag2_storage_mcap) . If you\nhave difficulty converting bags successfully using the CLI, consider using the\n` ros2 bag convert ` method described above.\n\n` mcap convert ` will search the path stored in your $AMENT_PREFIX_PATH\nenvironment variable to locate the ROS message definitions on your hard drive.\n\nAlternatively, you can specify a colon-separated list of directories for the\nCLI tool to search using the ament-prefix-path flag:\n\n    \n    \n    $ mcap convert ros2_input.db3 ros1_output.mcap --ament-prefix-path=/your/first/directory;/your/second/directory  \n    \n\nYou can also use the mcap CLI tool to inspect MCAP files, validate them, and\neven echo their messages to ` stdout ` . For a full list of possible commands,\ncheck out the [ mcap GitHub repo\n](https://github.com/foxglove/mcap/tree/main/go/cli/mcap) ."}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/3", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/3", "text_sha256": "400298881328376823d00dfc29be7521c2ea64459b8a7a7ccbccb03718a1e620", "gold_id": "ros_file_convert/rosbags_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["ros_convert/717_267.txt", "ros_convert/ros2_5.txt", "ros_convert/ros2_7.txt", "ros2_camera/231024_34.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "3"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cdd6f6d60422b8cab8290855ffc763078a585b20db14683edbace3aceb3b714d"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "President Trump dedicates golf trophy to hurricane victims , Puerto Rico"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "President Trump dedicates golf swing to hurricane victims , Puerto Rico", "b": "President Trump dedicates golf ball to hurricane victims , Puerto Rico"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/3805-5932", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/3805", "text_sha256": "9d5bd4bbf1adae8ecbb738bf5118fc9f22d4d65b2acf7c6c4307bdda2a8dd322", "grades": ["1.0", "0.8"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "3805-5932"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c1499a11b32600f3ed4cc1156bc2bd6775937e4a1aaaa793f45d7aa6230800d5"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Exxon appoints former GM executive to lead its energy transition business. Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) Exxon Mobil Corp. on Tuesday appointed Dan Ammann, former president of automaker General Motors, to lead the oil companys energy transition business effective May 1. The appointment signals a shift in Exxon to hire outsiders for senior roles after activist investors won three seats last year on the U.S. producers board. Exxon last year hired Kathryn Mikells from drinks maker Diageo Plc as its finance chief. Ammann replaces Joe Blommaert as chief of its Low Carbon Solutions unit, Exxon said on Tuesday. Blommaert will retire after 35 years at the oil producer. In December, Ammann abruptly left the Detroit automaker where he was chief executive of its self-driving car subsidiary Cruise. Prior to running Cruise, Ammann served as the Detroit companys president and chief financial officer, and was a Wall Street banker with Morgan Stanley before that. People familiar with the matter said he was dismissed after disagreeing with GM over when to take Cruise public. GM Chief Executive Mary Barra has downplayed the need for a quick Cruise public offering, and the carmaker has repeatedly stressed the importance of that business to its overall operations. Ammann could not immediately be reached for comment. He joined GM as treasurer in 2010 and helped lead the companys initial public offering following its 2009 restructuring. At Exxon, he will lead its energy transition business, which oversees efforts to generate new revenue from carbon sequestration technologies and hydrogen production. Exxon put the unit on the same footing as its other operations as part of a restructuring disclosed in January. We welcome Dan to ExxonMobil and will use his knowledge and experience to continue to build our Low Carbon Solutions business, Exxon Chief Executive Darren Woods said. Exxon on Tuesday also said lead independent director Kenneth C. Frazier will retire on May 25 after 13 years on the companys board. He will be replaced by Joseph (Jay) L. Hooley, former chairman and CEO of State Street Corp. Hooley has been on Exxons board since 2020. (Reporting by Sabrina Valle and Ben Klayman; editing by Jonathan Oatis and Mark Porter) Get live Share Market updates and latest India News and business news on Financial Express. Download Financial Express App for latest business news", "question": "Follow us on What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"new initiatives or programs\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"clinical trial sponsorship\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"ipo exit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"article publication\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive appointment\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1176", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/b1d16d9358556f1fc186", "text_sha256": "9f5973469897e705b45199f13231d885dde0eaf8d8dbc77e76adde707b70897d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1176}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "23c7be673d1c2390ad1ff1c0d491369fad756fa8a57824b508cb55e5890da0b3"}}
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{"state": {"activity": "Layup drill in basketball", "context": "The woman n white is instructing the girls in blue uniform on how to do a lay up. The girl one by one rent to the basketball and threw the balls. the girls"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "dribble the ball as then do a lay up to the basket.", "opt_2": "in blue skateboarded and girls in white are walked up stairs around the gym.", "opt_3": "did the same back and fourth to the man on the monitor.", "opt_4": "continue to do back flips and doing shots, and the little girl jumps and splits on the grass."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/25917", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_FU0EPNGKsv8", "text_sha256": "633ce050c37b34cbe807ab87bc58fa646cdd302583d2f5821891e05974d345ee", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1686, "source_id": "activitynet~v_FU0EPNGKsv8"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "eff0c1e619c24a5221887bc78a46ec84685db20f6257c7efcf11217e5b71dadf"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Disc dog", "context": "Numerous people are watching others on a field. Trainers are playing frisbee with their dogs. the dogs"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "walk around the field and fetch the frisbee that comes in their path.", "opt_2": "fight to get the frisbee.", "opt_3": "do several stunts and tricks while catching the frisbees.", "opt_4": "are running with the frisbee."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/8955", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_UL_3QfD3ERM", "text_sha256": "3ded8ba9fbdff42fe05a97b515fd3b408f337fa9628b59b1f1f019a45425440d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 648, "source_id": "activitynet~v_UL_3QfD3ERM"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "38c7a305825ec1c3de0b5a65f5b00b29544a4b0138ed9c690509158e47cbd255"}}
{"state": {"service": "The biggest rental car network in the country", "dialogue": ["User: I would like to make a bus reservation.", "System: What is your point of departure and when do you want to leave?", "User: I am departing from Sacramento on Saturday this week.", "System: What number of tickets do you want? What is your destination and what time do you want to leave?", "User: This is for 3 people and I want to leave at morning 10:15 going to Las Vegas.", "System: Okay, confirm these details for me: You would like to book tickets on a bus heading out of Sacramento on March 2nd at 10:15 am for 3 people going to Las Vegas.", "User: No, I want it to be 4 people.", "System: Confirm these details if you would: You would like tickets on the bus for 4 people heading out of Sacramento.", "User: No, I'm heading out of Philly and going to NYC.", "System: Okay, here are the details to confirm: You would like a ticket leaving on the bus from Philadelphia and going to New York.", "User: Yes that is fine with me. What bus station am I going to?", "System: The station you will go to is Port Authority Station. Sorry, I was unable to purchase that ticket. What about the bus that leaves at 10:20 am? That bus costs $20.", "User: Yes, that would be good for me.", "System: Your ticket has been confirmed.", "User: Are there zero transfers?", "System: The bus has 0 transfers.", "User: Thanks very much for your help. Can you also find me a rental car there?", "System: Would you like to pick it up in New York?", "User: Yes that would be fine.", "System: Are you wanting to get the car from March 2nd? And what is the last date you will be needing the car? What time do you want to pick it up?", "User: I want the car till March 14th and want to pick it up from the 10th. I would like to pick the car up at about five pm.", "System: There is a good car available at Grand Central Station that you can pick up on March 10th. The car is a standard and it is an Accord.", "User: Can you find anything else available? I would like a car that is spacious.", "System: There is a very good car that you can pick up on March 10th at Grand Central Station. The car is full-size, it is a Cherokee.", "User: That sounds fine.", "System: Would you like to reserve this car?", "User: Yes, I would like to rent a vehicle.", "System: Confirm these details: You will pick up the car on March 10th at 5 pm at Grand Central Station. You want to drop it off on March 14th. The car is full-size.", "User: Yes that sounds fine. What is the price of this?"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchRentalCars": "Show the cars that are available to rent", "ReserveARentalCar": "Reserve a car to be rented for the customer", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "ReserveARentalCar", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/8_00014/28", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/8_00014", "text_sha256": "ac0eed1ac0c23b701b04cad7e1b6e01a26a453cbcaf6f4436420948599387939", "schema_variant": "v3", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "8_00014", "turn": 28}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ad3c3d369b3489edf7e8b7d9b1fda244eeef8bb22a74c09dbecaa1fea17049bf"}}
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{"state": {"activity": "Washing face", "context": "A woman demonstrates, on a toy baby, how to swaddle a baby and wash a baby's face using cotton balls and wet towels. A woman stands in front of a toy baby and talks to the camera. the woman"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "swaddles the baby in a white blanket and then begins to apply water soaked cotton balls, from a nearby water filled container, to the baby's eyes and nose and face.", "opt_2": "holds a phone while speaking to the camera and shows a middle distance hanging nail polish and polish brushes.", "opt_3": "shows a bottle of water and soap on the baby and premeasures its temperature.", "opt_4": "is holding a wand and sponge, and washing the baby's face."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/20428", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_34eCEU2Y4T0", "text_sha256": "b9fd92c2ef915ac5d63896b6ad5e5d36a01d93ff6b111fdc8b56d98692d95d34", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1378, "source_id": "activitynet~v_34eCEU2Y4T0"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ec98ca6b79622ce1bb765e2cf533db4703243fd1babaa352f53a47e0a4adba47"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me change my password?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. I just need some information to authenticate your account. Can you please provide me with your email and current password?\nUser: My username is user1 and my current password is user1pass.\nAI: Thank you. Before we change your password, we need to generate a token to authenticate your account. Let me call the GetUserToken API.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/197", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyPassword-ForgotPassword-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-4.jsonl", "text_sha256": "72afc4aff119135ce271179894aaf09aaaa6591d8ec458de8f44619e62617347", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 197, "file": "ModifyPassword-ForgotPassword-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-4.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "90b4efebfd7c1eb7c679cc224abb00b7ed8cbd6572705a3710d95964dc799276"}}
{"state": {"service": "Booking service for therapy appointments", "dialogue": ["User: Could you find me a therapist?", "System: What city should I search in and what kind of therapist do you need?", "User: I want a psychologist in Mill Valley.", "System: What about Brown Brooke A? They are a psychologist in Mill Valley.", "User: What is their phone number?", "System: Their phone number is 415-458-3177.", "User: Could you recommend any other therapists? What about a family counselor?", "System: You could try the family counselor Sorensen Phyllis in Mill Valley.", "User: What is their phone number?", "System: Try calling them on 415-924-1192.", "User: Do you have anyone else?", "System: Sorry, there is no one else matching your preferences. Could I be of further assistance?", "User: Could you look again, in Santa Rosa?", "System: YOu could tray Auer Patience, who is a family counselor in Santa Rosa.", "User: Yes, please book an appointment.", "System: What time do you want the appointment?", "User: The appointment will be at 12:15.", "System: What date should I book the appointment for?", "User: Make an appointment for 1st of March.", "System: Okay confirm that you want to book with Auer Patience at 12:15 pm today.", "User: No, it would be afternoon 3:30.", "System: Please confirm that you want to book for 3:30 pm today.", "User: Yes, that is perfect. What is the therapist's address?", "System: Sorry, something went wrong. I could not make that appointment. Could I help with something else?", "User: Please try that again but for the 12th.", "System: Okay, you want to book with Auer Patience at 3:30 pm on March 12th, right?", "User: Yes, perfect.", "System: Your appointment has been made and you will be receiving an email soon.", "User: Thank you. It is much appreciated."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"MakeAReservationWithTherapist": "Reserve an available therapist time slot", "DiscoverTherapistByCondition": "Find a provider based on the type of provider and preferred location", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "MakeAReservationWithTherapist", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/3_00049/28", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/3_00049", "text_sha256": "e57fe074545996957acc6ee191116d9a8ec93255c454d6b384601bb900881aec", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "3_00049", "turn": 28}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "59de56e1448a35fab64575a78b7c86d9291ad4082c285058ff9e900113e4198a"}}
{"state": {"passage": "The European Commission was authorisedto buy up to one mln tonnes of maize into intervention storesin the second half of June, although sales into interventionnormally end on April 30, Commission sources said. They said approval was given by the EC's Cereals ManagementCommittee because of the possible disturbance of the market dueto heavy imports of maize under the agreement between the ECand the United States. The agreement guarantees access to the Spanish market fortwo mln tonnes of non-EC maize a year for the next four years. The sources said the intervention price for the maize wouldbe 201.49 Ecus a tonne. They said at this price it seemed unlikely that the full They added the decision is also designed to prevent massiveoffers of maize for intervention just ahead of the normal April30 deadline, which could be caused by speculation about theimplementation of the accord with the United States", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"platinum\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sunseed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"corn\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sun-meal\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"palmkernel\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/758", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/c1542b6527c46410ce45", "text_sha256": "72827f317845786255a607a63f8b3e4bf2d164dd4786a56d5c328c6dd11384c6", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 758}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8bccabb671a8bb6733f7d0f4ebd0fc613108500ba99d2103d517546d036306d3"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What's the population in New York right now?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "time_converter", "description": "Converts the local time of user's region to the target region's local time.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"target_timezone\": {\"description\": \"The target timezone in string format where user wants to know the local time. Example: 'Eastern Time (US & Canada)'\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"time\": {\"default\": \"13:30:00\", \"description\": \"The local time of user's timezone in string format (24 hr format). Optional parameter. Example: '15:30:00'\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"user_timezone\": {\"description\": \"The timezone of the user in string format. Example: 'Pacific Time (US & Canada)'\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"user_timezone\", \"target_timezone\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `time_converter` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/irrelevance_225", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/irrelevance_225", "text_sha256": "a07ac945d459d719684dcd56379c068c05588dd7a4eb71d27ac47608fa3060bb", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_irrelevance.json", "id": "irrelevance_225"}, "stratum": "irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f23ff81b74a179d526fc8da2ba48db112e6510f339944bc376b72c87aba77b3d"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#31a0ff #31bee7 #e72fc6 #ff662b #ffaa2e", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#e54369 #c49a82 #ffe98d #bfb23f #7f7b06", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#45322d #e38b8b #fff2e1 #b89284 #2b1f20", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#7ce8bf #8fb3a5 #868a88 #b88c7b #ff8065", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ebc273 #d59a3c #aa3629 #bd5228 #a83e24", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#647f59 #a6554e #f2784b #f2a35e #f2c46d", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ffffff #a1e6b8 #ffcc33 #738059 #ffb300", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#ffa0bf #ff6ca9 #cc436f #802a45 #694741", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ffa0bf #ff6ca9 #cc436f #802a45 #694741", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#60a6b3 #204f57 #ff9945 #b35100 #4f2707", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#232426 #7780a1 #8392c2 #8ea5ed #f4fffe", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#232426 #7780a1 #8392c2 #8ea5ed #f4fffe", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#bf8469 #9e675e #734552 #573054 #620ce8", "b": "#ac4030 #cca957 #181d2b #eee6b7 #701d25"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/767", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/767", "text_sha256": "3ef778a5b2279d73e1e1b74687679bbda82804a5f5e5aa405319aadf4cae1b77", "themes": [12186, 10854], "ratings": [3, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 767}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "64f12453371756d47ccb3818040290ed3021eefdc94008158e165f08a65b22d9"}}
{"state": "Write a python function to find the first digit of a given number.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "claude-instant-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.263", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.263", "text_sha256": "d0a6d12032464a5bfeace8b81759978937818673c1c2e8d509cac49ab499cb13", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.263"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "14c7b6ceb3d02a213c1d6cd04a534009847ef74904fd9dfe6b11659c7efb166b"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Ice fishing", "context": "A guy squats on ice next to a plant. The guy reaches into the hole in the ice and pulls on a clear string. the guy"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "releases the string and bounces on the ice.", "opt_2": "pulls the string and the plant grows.", "opt_3": "turns a dial on a machine.", "opt_4": "brings a fish from the ice which is attached to the string."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/37910", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_1dvrNvxw43Q", "text_sha256": "5a0e634d664c7e20c89f0652513597fe731273e088d3f4164e3f9d402f1ff6df", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2466, "source_id": "activitynet~v_1dvrNvxw43Q"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4b112ae0bdb6b8b4c4017e88aceb23a207a3def6b7d8f475101cf84454d8065c"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Calculate the balance of a mutual fund given a total investment of $50000 with a 5% annual yield after 3 years."], "available_functions": [{"name": "calculate_mutual_fund_balance", "description": "Calculate the final balance of a mutual fund investment based on the total initial investment, annual yield rate and the time period.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"annual_yield\": {\"description\": \"The annual yield rate of the fund.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"investment_amount\": {\"description\": \"The initial total amount invested in the fund.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"years\": {\"description\": \"The period of time for the fund to mature.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"investment_amount\", \"annual_yield\", \"years\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `calculate_mutual_fund_balance` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/simple_152", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/simple_152", "text_sha256": "e05cea62d1eb9936ee70452bcd604b4ecd0d61690a0b092a12caf62e69aca7eb", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_simple.json", "id": "simple_152"}, "stratum": "simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e3e3891ba65c5d846851cd989caa1b431a41f64840d7369ea09b49069d48d715"}}
{"state": "Controlling Arduino device from ROS node\n\nHow can a motor control node (which will subscribe to the cmd_vel topic) be linked to my robot hardware?\n\nMy first idea is to communicate via byte signal like\n\n|0000|0000|0000|0000|0000|\n\nas\n\n|ID|Motor_1|Motor_2|Motor_3|Motor_4|\n\nArduino will be used as the low level hardware control, and receive the signal and information via byte using a nrf240L1 module. Would this work?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "ros2_control's purpose is to simplify integrating new hardware into ROS2. The\ncentral idea is to separate controllers from [ systems, actuators, and sensors\n](https://control.ros.org/master/doc/getting_started/getting_started.html#hardware-\ncomponents) . A controller is responsible for controlling the movement of a\nrobot; an actuator is responsible for moving a particular joint, like a motor\nmoving a wheel. There's a good reason for this separation: it allows us to\nwrite a controller for a wheel configuration, without knowing which specific\nmotors are used to move the wheels.", "doc_2": "The buffer sizes, and numbers of Publisher/Subscriber for [ rosserial_arduino\n](/rosserial_arduino) now vary depending on the chip used:\n**AVR Model**\n|\n**Input/Output buffer sizes**\n|\n**Publishers/Subscribers**  \n  \n---|---|---  \n  \nATMEGA168\n|\n150/150 bytes\n|\n6/6  \n  \nATMEGA328P\n|\n280/280 bytes\n|\n25/25  \n  \nAll others\n|\n512/512 bytes\n|\n25/25  \n  \nYou can change these numbers and sizes, refer to tutorial [ NodeHandle and\nArduinoHardware\n](/rosserial_arduino/Tutorials/NodeHandle%20and%20ArduinoHardware) for more\ninformaiton.\n    \n    \n    typedef NodeHandle_<HardwareType, MAX_PUBLISHERS, MAX_SUBSCRIBERS, IN_BUFFER_SIZE, OUT_BUFFER_SIZE> NodeHandle;\nYou should, however, be careful not to consume too much of the limited SRAM\nfound in the Arduino. If the Arduino ran out of SRAM, it will simply hang with\nno debug information.\nMessages larger than the buffer size is not transmitted. A ROS error message\nwill be relayed telling whether the message was coming from, or going to, the", "doc_3": "For this to work, we need a hardware interface for our robot. I’ve written one\nthat you can use if you are using the same Arduino motor control code that I\nam, otherwise you’ll need to find one online or write your own. [ Here’s an\nexample ](https://github.com/youtalk/dynamixel_control) of one I found (have\nnot tested) for Dynamixel motors.", "doc_4": "Implementing your own impedance or position controls takes additional steps to\nperform. Here, you would need to publish all your motor hardware feedback\nvalues through a separate ROS topic that you would have to manually subscribe\nto. Implementing low-level controllers that directly talk to the motors can be\ntricky. When you start using low-level controllers, the physical robot arm\nwill move around while the simulated arm will stay at its most recent\nposition. This may be a challenge if you are using the Octomap dynamic\nobstacle detection and MoveIt sees the arm as an obstacle because it is not\nwithin where the simulated arm is. The motors can experience some jerking\nmotions during plan execution, especially if the motors were not at the\nstarting position of the trajectory to begin with.", "doc_5": "Overall, the method here was to implement two separate ROS nodes, one node to\ninitialize the MoveIt robot model, perform path planning, and output joint\nstates and the other ROS node to communicate to the physical motors, subscribe\nto MoveIt’s joint states topic, and send position commands to the physical\nmotors. For example, MoveIt publishes the joint states of the robot model\nconstantly through the /joint_states ROS topic. A HEBI node could subscribe to\nthe /joint_states topic, translate the subscribed message to joint positions\nfor each HEBI motor, and send those commands to the HEBI motors via a HEBI\ncommand."}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/90", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/90", "text_sha256": "7e6cc7ae3f27b2801842ad5155753fc053c7a173166e0a99534094433dcf8964", "gold_id": "rosserial/rosserial_11.txt", "negative_ids": ["ros_regular/buildingaros2control_37.txt", "realtime_control/mobilerobot13ros2con_21.txt", "moveit_config/moveitandHEBIintegra_96.txt", "moveit_config/moveitandHEBIintegra_97.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "90"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b3999508aa5b0de632a6eeea328c8d956381a5b0bfe49d9e780fa4ece4cebf56"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#c39d9c #f1bfa4 #7e9abf #6d80a6 #212842", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#c39d9c #f1bfa4 #7e9abf #6d80a6 #212842", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#f2ffde #c3faa7 #83d4a5 #499982 #1a6d73", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#295b82 #ffa800 #fffcef #e8d198 #4f0c00", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#b87821 #9e5500 #993c08 #61070c #330000", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#b87821 #9e5500 #993c08 #61070c #330000", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#917e3f #69683a #34523a #283a42 #2b2017", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#484339 #6f653a #cf8e78 #2d221b #402f28", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#484339 #6f653a #cf8e78 #2d221b #402f28", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#7d5009 #262e19 #730066 #bf6659 #c3ce77", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#18171d #7f0a03 #d92a1a #8c7672 #594842", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ffffff #e3e8eb #c1c9be #93909b #6f7573", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#ffc440 #ff9100 #ff5e08 #ad3900 #761d0f", "b": "#ae9749 #b5a567 #d0ccc9 #59574b #2c2d25"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/105", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/105", "text_sha256": "cc42d1ff35b06374a39d47b5eee9ed7c5b8b6a77cf345ff3beec95fc529a21f8", "themes": [613, 2282], "ratings": [3, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 105}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5562f38aa44dc36be77bbe8e5f6192293c35907f40f3b3c9c2407bde4a1b3d98"}}
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{"state": "I need US monthly climate data for the years 1992-2012. It would be great to get down to a county level, but by state would be just fine. Every site that I go to inevitably kicks me to the NCDC, but I cannot make sense of their data.\r\n\r\nFor example: the .csv sample data for GHCN Monthly Summaries lists EMXT (extreme maximum temperature) for each month of 2010 in Petersburg, ND. July had an EMXT of 317. I've been through the documentation, but I can't figure out what that number is supposed to mean. I know it wasn't 317F or C in ND at any point. Did they add all the temps up? Was it around 10C every day of July 2010? But why would you do that? The .PDF data looks like actual temperatures, but I need a lot of data: .CSV is ideal; .PDF is really not useable for the amount of data I am going to manipulate.\r\n\r\nWhat am I missing? Or is there another way to get this data?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": ". And I'm going, look, I've tried after three years to make it just Rainbow, not my Rainbow.\"\"When people leave the band we don't give too many reasons because we don't want to hinder their career. But if someone's not pulling their weight then I will not put up with someone who's second rate. I'm not going to jump onstage and say 'it's alright ladies and gentlemen, I know they're not very good but they are my friends' like most bands do.\"\"A couple of people in the band were taking quite a few drugs and consequently were falling asleep", "doc_2": "Retrieved 25 October 2013.\n\n^ \"Smog – Causes\". The Environment: A Global Challenge. Archived from the original on 19 January 2001. Retrieved 25 October 2013.\n\n^ a b c Smog — Who Does It Hurt? 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{"state": {"original_headline": "Biden Does n't Want to Hear Millennials Complain : ' Give Me a Break '"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Biden Does n't Want to Hear Millennials Complain : ' Give Me a sandwich '", "b": "Biden Does n't Want to Hear Millennials music : ' Give Me a Break '"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/11361-9996", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/11361", "text_sha256": "cb5c8180e8837489cec182eaec3aba3085194275101cb3a4ade3b3e35f5b5968", "grades": ["1.2", "2.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "11361-9996"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5f4af57fe2e47d239c11efd621807bccb7d73ec9052fbd336323bb5a2a8c6721"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "Trump Hints At A Limit On Federal Aid To Puerto Rico ; San Juan Mayor Responds"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Trump cackles At A Limit On Federal Aid To Puerto Rico ; San Juan Mayor Responds", "b": "Trump Hints At A Limit On Federal Aid To Puerto Rico ; San Juan Mayor laughs"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/15084-4", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/15084", "text_sha256": "14f56d2d6416f9fc445df1663cad2d9452fd63e713d1a6351d05cb8cd4e607ac", "grades": ["1.0", "0.8"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "15084-4"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8105b794e4a8f5110d24045b66bbfc85b32a0918e1bcec944c1755f760e47be4"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "The joint committee of Taiwan's soybeanimporters will tender March 12 for a 27,000 tonne cargo of U.S.Soybeans for March 20 to April 5 delivery, a committeespokesman told Reuters. Taiwan's soybean imports in calendar 1987 are provisionallyset at 1.81 mln tonnes compared with a revised 1.74 mln tonnesimported last year. The 1.74 mln tonne figure was revised from 1.76 mln tonnes. Taiwan imports all its soybeans from the United States", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"stg\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"gas\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"soybean\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"interest\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"oilseed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"soy-meal\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/803", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/a4c8076c67ea41615a95", "text_sha256": "e455a09a3068262fc0ed968c9a17e7da2b66a49b970011e20485386180dc950b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 803}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5886efb8baa471ad08e5d54e7db7b1c9b77bb6da48260e3e2cdea226a6fc0114"}}
{"state": "I have an image (example.jpg) that I would like to transform to match the characteristics of a target image. Then, I would like you to estimate the depth of the objects present in the transformed image and answer a question about it. Afterwards, please modify the image based on a specific text description and detect the presence of certain defined objects in the modified image. Finally, generate natural sounding speech based on the detected objects.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Predict Depth On Image: useful when you want to detect depth of the image. like: generate the depth from this image, or detect the depth map on this image, or predict the depth for this image. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the image_path", "tool_2": "Image-to-Image: Image-to-image is the task of transforming a source image to match the characteristics of a target image or a target image domain. Any image manipulation and enhancement is possible with image to image models.", "tool_3": "Answer Question About The Image: useful when you need an answer for a question based on an image. like: what is the background color of the last image, how many cats in this figure, what is in this figure. The input to this tool should be a comma separated string of two, representing the image_path and the question", "tool_4": "Detection: useful when you want to detect all objects of the image, but not detect a certain object according to the text. like: detect all the objects in this image, or detect this image. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the image_path.", "tool_5": "Generate Image Condition On Depth: useful when you want to generate a new real image from both the user description and depth image. like: generate a real image of a object or something from this depth image, or generate a new real image of a object or something from the depth map. The input to this tool should be a comma separated string of two, representing the image_path and the user description"}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/taskbench_huggingface_query_5", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/taskbench_huggingface_query_5", "text_sha256": "6ede45eb689301c0e431faeb106067bfd905ec9b6363f16194cf2bc82af50999", "gold_id": "taskbench_huggingface_tool_10", "negative_ids": ["gpt4tools_tool_6", "gpt4tools_tool_5", "gpt4tools_tool_25", "gpt4tools_tool_26"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:taskbench-huggingface/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "taskbench-huggingface", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cc7ca5433ef84a8de8055e6b85e11e610953d390342f465ed7b6873ddc3910c9"}}
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{"state": "In the world of photography, Mary stood apart with her dedicated craft and keen eye for unique, angled shots. Her assistant, Mike, was resourceful, always in the hunt for the suitable backdrops that complimented Mary's keen vision, while the professional model Laura, artfully coordinated with the setup, her poses echoing the harmony of the backdrop. Each one of them, in their roles, knew exactly what was where - the specific angle lenses Mary always preferred had a special place in the safe, while the potential backdrops for the shots were neatly stowed away in the storage area.\n\nMike, feeling triumphant, shifted the freshly discovered backdrop onto the studio set. The rich hues complimented Mary's vision perfectly, fulfilling his quest to find the ideal context for the upcoming photo shoot. Laura, seeing the nuanced shifts in the working environment, watched Mike's activity unfold meticulously, fully aware that it would affect her modelling strategy. In the meantime, Mary was scrutinizing the output of her previous efforts on her laptop, evaluating every frame's success and further refining her future steps. Concurrently, Mike was immersed in the re-arrangement of the studio set, ones that were deemed crucial to accomplishing their collective photographic endeavours.\n\nPicking out the specialized angular lens from its safekeeping, Mary tactfully fastened it onto her camera, her eyes gleaming with excitement. The lens was a unique tool, and she knew it held the capability to transform the shoot and imbue her photographs with a level of detail and distinctiveness that would ideally translate to her ambitious project. Laura, ever prepared for her role, was inspecting a carefully curated collection of vintage clothes, their nostalgic textures and patterns integral for the upcoming shots. Meanwhile, over in the corner, Mike engaged Laura in a comprehensive discussion about the scene, their dialogue focused on aligning her aesthetic with the feel of the vintage ensemble. Existing parallelly, in stark contrast to the vibrant hustle outside, a serene stillness claimed the room housing the vintage clothes collection - its prized resident, Mary, noticeably absent. Bearings around them kept shifting, positions rearranged in the studio; however, in their focused dedication, all that mattered was furnishing the best results for their respective responsibilities.\n\nAfter a day filled with captured moments, Mike victoriously returned the spent backdrop back to the storage area, ready to pull something new and fresh for the team's next adventure. While Mike was smoothly transitioning from delving into the storage, Mary remained absorbed in deciphering the language of light, her eyes darting over a folder filled with photographic negatives that lay open before her. Each negative was a fragment of the story she had successfully narrated and a stepping stone towards crafting her upcoming narrative. Approaching the project with finesse meant precise comprehension of light exposure through each captured moment, and she was not one to shy away from total immersion.\n\nSimultaneously, Laura was bent over the script for their next round of clicking stillness, engrossed in visualizing and understanding the complex poses penned in it. The script was exhaustive and demanding; however, her commitment to a stellar portrayal was unwavering. Each script required deep concentration, unraveling the layers within, and projecting through her poses. Their workspace was filled with silent intensity as the artist and her muse meticulously planned for every fractional moment to be photographed, the interplay of light, reflection and glamour, all ready to be unveiled soon.\n\nAs the day wound up, each of them, filled with creative fulfillment, looked forward to their next artistic rendezvous. Their collaboration was a dance of discernment, discipline, and untamed creativity, each step unlocking extraordinary moments in light, texture, and emotion.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which location is the most likely place Laura would look to find the backdrop given the story?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "camera", "opt_2": "safe", "opt_3": "storage area", "opt_4": "studio"}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "musr_object_placements"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/object_placements/48", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/object_placements/48", "text_sha256": "4491e84e40cb6df98d887f01bf390623b4094dcdaac643a02586cc68d7757fa8", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:object_placements.csv", "row": 48}, "stratum": "object_placements", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b021b6aa044029767a43e40257a8e413bc959840b29d0dad81911d7857c6558a"}}
{"state": "Nestled on the outskirts of the city, within the sturdy walls of an old stone building, resided the bustling hub of an event management company. Here, three individuals - Samantha, Rachel, and Danny - stood on the precipice of their next challenge. As their manager, my task was to strategically assign them to the two key components of our upcoming project: the artistry of event decoration and the meticulous orchestration of event coordination.\n\nUnderneath the high wooden ceiling beams, Danny seemed most in his element. Recently at an event where he single-handedly managed the decoration, the praise he received had been resounding. Be it the intricacies of lighting, provision of food and drinks, or the rhythmic flow of entertainment; Danny had woven together a harmonious tapestry of experiences. Trained as he was from a reputed institution, his intellectual prowess was backed by an unerring creative instinct. Yet, his frustrations with Samantha were unmistakable, her lack of understanding leading to redundant efforts and miscommunication.\n\nNow Samantha, unlike Danny, struggled to find her rhythm. At a recent event, her forgetfulness with the catering service had resulted in a significant delay. Time and again, she expressed doubts about her ability to decorate, an opinion heartily seconded by those around. Often she found herself adrift in a sea of tasks during execution, fumbling with the details, her eyes reflecting her nervous plea for help.\n\nIn the midst of this dichotomy stood Rachel, calm, confident and composed. She may have lacked the aesthetic eye for decoration – a fact she readily admitted to – but she brought something equally useful to the table. Armed with a checklist, she had the uncanny ability to make an event flow seamlessly without any major glitches. Her dispassionate organizational skills won Danny's respect and belief, resulting in fruitful brainstorming sessions between them. One might say she was the backbone that balanced our company.\n\nNevertheless, it was evident that teamwork was an area of concern. Rachel and Samantha often found themselves engaged in fierce confrontations, their misunderstandings seeping into their work and leading to incomplete projects. I knew, then, that they had to be assigned intelligently, with their skills in mind, to make the next event a success. \n\nAs the manager, while I had to deal with these unique personalities and their peculiarities, the challenge also lay in ensuring their growth and learning. Each had to be placed not where their comfort zone was, but at the crossroads of challenge and potential. \n\nDrawing on my lessons from their past experiences, I embarked on the quest to secure the perfect assignment for Samantha, Rachel and Danny. And there, behind the rustic charm of our little event management office, a storm was brewing, laden with the promise of newfound camaraderie and exciting undertakings.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Event Decoration: Samantha, Event Coordination: Danny and Rachel", "opt_2": "Event Decoration: Danny, Event Coordination: Rachel and Samantha", "opt_3": "Event Decoration: Rachel, Event Coordination: Danny and Samantha"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/111", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/111", "text_sha256": "06b30148aadcf6d9e48c35faa31ae7f01ad0012899da1c26528ee19400936d05", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 111}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c2df71b9ea0ac13466ab7a297e3778b0a6a243149578f58bf3b1df73d6f5f3a7"}}
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{"state": {"service": "The biggest rental car network in the country", "dialogue": ["User: Hi, I want to get tickets to the Long Beach Jazz Festival in Long Beach, CA.", "System: No problem, how many tickets do you want to buy?", "User: I want one ticket for just March 3rd.", "System: Okay, please confirm: purchasing 1 ticket to the Long Beach Jazz Festival on March 3rd in Long Beach.", "User: Yep, that's what I want.", "System: The reservation has been made, hope you hear lots of great music!", "User: Thanks so much, now can you help me find a rental car for while I'm there? I'd like a compact car I can get on March 3rd.", "System: Yeah, what time do you want to pick it up and how long will you need it for?", "User: I want to get it around 5 pm and I'll return it on March 6th.", "System: Great, there are 3 cars you could rent. I found a compact Bolt available from LGB Airport on March 3rd.", "User: That works for me.", "System: Can I assist you with anything else?", "User: Yeah, I'd like to reserve that car."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchRentalCars": "Show the cars that are available to rent", "ReserveARentalCar": "Reserve a car to be rented for the customer", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "ReserveARentalCar", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/15_00029/12", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/15_00029", "text_sha256": "59a8ea5b0709f57edfff21727acf9e2e1cf8f61d3bf640867ca4ea06675e7d67", "schema_variant": "v3", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "15_00029", "turn": 12}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cc6af152ade8449c96794ff89833dbc2f4a9956c9a16a0666b1af891a110dcd1"}}
{"state": "Is less white paper usually more sustainable?\n\nCopy paper can be purchased in different white tones. The shades of white are defined by the Commission Internationale de l’Eclairage (CIE) and take values from 55 (recycling-grey) to 171 (most white). See table below.\n\nWill using a less white paper (low CIE value) usually be more sustainable?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "1957 Annual survival-weighted VMT is calculated by dividing the annual VMT of a MY cohort by the total\npopulation of the cohort purchased. As such, Table VI-218 and Table VI-219 report different types of values.\n1000\nTable VI-219 – MY2025 lifetime VMT comparisons, by regulatory class\nAge Passenger Car,\nFinal Rule\nPassenger\nCar, NPRM\nPassenger", "doc_2": "The type of material accepted for recycling varies by city and country. Each\ncity and country has different recycling programs in place that can handle the\nvarious types of recyclable materials. However, certain variation in\nacceptance is reflected in the resale value of the material once it is\nreprocessed. Some of the types of recycling include waste paper and cardboard,\nmore.  [49]  In July 2017, the Chinese government announced an import ban of\ntextiles and mixed paper, placing tremendous impact on developed countries\nglobally, which exported directly or indirectly to China.  [50]", "doc_3": "Notes:\na The LML of the Krewski study is 5.8 µg/m3\nand 8 µg/m3\nfor Lepeule study.\nValues less than 0.05 have been rounded to zero.\nSum of individual values may not equal total due to rounding.\nLML = Lowest Measured Level \n1656\nTable VII-383 and Table VII-384 show the estimated dollar values for a 3 and 7 percent\ndiscount rate of changes in PM2.5-related premature deaths calculated using the two different\ncohort studies to help in understanding the fraction of PM2.5-related dollar value occurring at\nlower ambient concentration levels. The results summarize the dollar value of these impacts\nrelative to the No Action Alternative across all PM2.5 premature deaths. When estimating\nbenefits at or above the PM2.5 NAAQS, the percentage of dollar value to reducing PM2.5\nexposure ranges from 0 to 4 percent. However, the bulk of the benefit at or above the LML\nranges from 76 to 92 percent for Krewski, but only 3 to 29 percent for Lepeule. The 3 percent\ndiscount rate shows about 11 percent higher dollar values benefit over the 7 percent discount\nrate.\n1657\nTable VII-383 – Estimated Economic Value and Percentages of Changes in PM2.5-related", "doc_4": "One of the most common trends in interior design lately has to do with the\nutility of contemporary objects. This is found in many aspects of home design\nsuch as walls, ceilings, spaces, windows, and even for some [ accessibility\nsolutions ](https://home2stay.com/) that are placed for support at home. Homes\nthat are inspired by contemporary looks focus more on grey, white, and black\nshades instead of more vibrant designs.", "doc_5": "Bleach use has been shown to cause respiratory inflammation, including cough,\nchest tightness, and general breathing discomfort. Bleach should never be\ningested and could cause severe reactions if ingested.Â"}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/17", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/17", "text_sha256": "201395a34196fe535be8358ae64f33cc227867e929b07e28d20ae10a75cc9cd7", "gold_id": "white_paper/howbleachdamagestheenvironmentandourhealth_101.txt", "negative_ids": ["wood_metal/whygetsteelfurniture_17.txt", "co2_emission_regulation/finalsafefriawebversion200701pdf_2823.txt", "incineration/Waste_management_65.txt", "co2_emission_regulation/finalsafefriawebversion200701pdf_4563.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "17"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9d64bbd4fec30261aacf7cd265c9cdf8cf01a1cca72317dad6c0d133ebe0f65f"}}
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{"state": {"conversation": ["user: \"Could you calculate the derivative of the polynomial function '3x^3 - 2x^2 + 5x - 7' and then evaluate this derivative at x=4? After that, could you also calculate the derivative of the resulting function and evaluate it at x=2?\""], "available_functions": [{"name": "calculate_derivative", "description": "Calculate the derivative of a polynomial function.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"function\": {\"description\": \"The polynomial function.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"x_value\": {\"description\": \"The x-value at which the derivative is calculated. Optional, if not given, the function will return a function of the derivative instead of a specific value. default is 0.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"function\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `calculate_derivative` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_71", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_71", "text_sha256": "aca91bc3d1ed14b2bc2afed29654b20b956384d1305d835630057f0db2020afe", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel.json", "id": "parallel_71"}, "stratum": "parallel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cefdb9fd06f6ac5bd9a502d42ecc95a693edbf7fc6234770e9f46f735a297dee"}}
{"state": "Write a function to check if a string is present as a substring in a given list of string values.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-v1": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null}, "label": "claude-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.45", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.45", "text_sha256": "0453289329662f283d0801e9e64a9900b89f3a57759d92417135bd676801675d", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.45"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8327eac6ca7d854af44240ee851b431b658426c14c95934a105400b064669422"}}
{"state": {"service": "Rent your next apartment and set up property tours with this service", "dialogue": ["User: I need help finding an apartment.", "System: In which area?", "User: In San Jose, one bath."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindRentalApartment": "Find available apartments in the city with any number of beds and baths", "ScheduleViewing": "Set up a tour of a given property on a given date", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "FindRentalApartment", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/4_00005/2", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/4_00005", "text_sha256": "27661de4d3510d8b36461c86e0ed2121643e1df0a861e8451453fa81703b26c1", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "4_00005", "turn": 2}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a85890fb8fc35058806c01cae54e03387d92409a9706f06d9c04edec16a1bd06"}}
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{"state": "Trying to subscribe to oneSignal in a React Native App\n\nHello I have created a new 17.1 ReactNative app and have incorporated OneSignal.\n\nAccording to the example it should subscribe but it does not.\n\nI am also testing this on a physical device.\n\nThis runs, no errors and i get the prompt the first time to allow notifications.\n\nBut the user is not subscribed.\n\nI tried adding\n```\nOneSignal.sendTag('my app id', true);\n```\n\nbut got the error sendTag is undefined\n\nmy code looks like\n```\nconst App = () => {\n\n // Remove this method to stop OneSignal Debugging\n OneSignal.Debug.setLogLevel(LogLevel.Verbose);\n\n // OneSignal Initialization\n OneSignal.initialize(\"ONESIGNAL_APP_ID\");\n\n // requestPermission will show the native iOS or Android notification permission prompt.\n // We recommend removing the following code and instead using an In-App Message to prompt for notification permission\n OneSignal.Notifications.requestPermission(true);\n\n // Method for listening for notification clicks\n OneSignal.Notifications.addEventListener('click', (event) => {\n   console.log('OneSignal: notification clicked:', event);\n });\n\n const isDarkMode = useColorScheme() === 'dark';\n const backgroundStyle = {\n    backgroundColor: isDarkMode ? Colors.darker : Colors.lighter,\n };\n\n return (\n   <SafeAreaView style={backgroundStyle}>\n      <StatusBar\n         barStyle={isDarkMode ? 'light-content' : 'dark-content'}\n         backgroundColor={backgroundStyle.backgroundColor}\n      />\n    <ScrollView\n    contentInsetAdjustmentBehavior=\"automatic\"\n    style={backgroundStyle}>\n    <Header />\n    <View\n      style={{\n        backgroundColor: isDarkMode ? Colors.black : Colors.white,\n      }}>\n      <Button\n        title=\"Press me\"\n        onPress={subscribe}\n      />\n      <LearnMoreLinks />\n    </View>\n    </ScrollView>\n   </SafeAreaView>\n );\n };\n```", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "⚛️ Add the ` import  ` statements for React Navigation’s ` NavigationContainer\n` and ` createNativeStackNavigator ` to the end of the import statements. Once\nyou’ve done so, the start of the file should look like this:\n\n    \n    \n    // /App.js (excerpt)\n    \n    import React from 'react';\n    import type {Node} from 'react';\n    import {\n      SafeAreaView,\n      ScrollView,\n      StatusBar,\n      StyleSheet,\n      Text,\n      useColorScheme,\n      View,\n    } from 'react-native';\n    \n    import {\n      Colors,\n      DebugInstructions,\n      Header,\n      LearnMoreLinks,\n      ReloadInstructions,\n    } from 'react-native/Libraries/NewAppScreen';\n    \n    // 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 New code\n    // Navigation\n    import {NavigationContainer} from '@react-navigation/native';\n    import {createNativeStackNavigator} from '@react-navigation/native-stack';\n    // 👆🏾👆🏾👆🏾 New code\n    \n    ...", "doc_2": "⚛️ Open ` App  .  js ` and look for the ` import  ` statements at the start of\nthe file. They should look like this:\n\n    \n    \n    // /App.js (excerpt)\n    \n    import React from 'react';\n    import type {Node} from 'react';\n    import {\n      SafeAreaView,\n      ScrollView,\n      StatusBar,\n      StyleSheet,\n      Text,\n      useColorScheme,\n      View,\n    } from 'react-native';\n    \n    import {\n      Colors,\n      DebugInstructions,\n      Header,\n      LearnMoreLinks,\n      ReloadInstructions,\n    } from 'react-native/Libraries/NewAppScreen';", "doc_3": "setAppId\n\nUse this API to set the app ID where you'll be sending data. It can be used to\nswitch between projects or between your production and development\nenvironments.\n\n` setAppId ` initializes Heap tracking on iOS or React Native. It should be\ncalled only once per app open. If it is called multiple times, it will\ninitiate a new session for the user.\n\nObjective-C  Swift  React Native (JavaScript)\n\n    \n    \n    [Heap setAppId:@\"YOUR_APP_ID\"];\n    \n    \n    \n    Heap.setAppId(\"YOUR_APP_ID\")\n    \n    \n    \n    // React Native function declaration\n    export function setAppId(appId: string): void;\n    \n    // Usage\n    Heap.setAppId('YOUR_APP_ID');\n    \n\n#####\n\nArguments\n\n  1. ` appId ` : the appId corresponding to one of your projects \n\n**Did you find what you were looking for?**  \n[ ![Thumb up](https://survey.nicereply.com/trackmaili/thumb_10.png)\n](https://survey.nicereply.com/heap.api/docs/setAppId?s=10) [ ![Thumb\ndown](https://survey.nicereply.com/trackmaili/thumb_1.png)\n](https://survey.nicereply.com/heap.api/docs/setAppId?s=1)\n\n  * __ Table of Contents \n  *     * Arguments", "doc_4": "After that, update your App.tsx with the following code as we clean out the\nold boilerplate:\n\n    \n    \n    import React from 'react';\n    import {\n     SafeAreaView,\n     StatusBar,\n     StyleSheet,\n     useColorScheme,\n    } from 'react-native';\n     \n    import {Colors} from 'react-native/Libraries/NewAppScreen';\n    import ErrorBoundary from './src/components/error-boundary';\n    import HomeScreen from './src/screens/home-screen';\n     \n    const App = () => {\n     const isDarkMode = useColorScheme() === 'dark';\n     \n     const backgroundStyle = {\n       backgroundColor: isDarkMode ? 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{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nRecent research with stone tool replication and brain imaging suggests the following hypothesis:\nA) tool making requires cooperation that can only exist with language.\nB) tool making originated millions of years after language evolved.\nC) connections made in tool making prepared the brain for the production and use of language.\nD) connections made between the brain and bipedal locomotion prepared the hands for tool making.\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null}, "label": "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-prehistory.val.107", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-prehistory.val.107", "text_sha256": "e6bc9992d801c0ec57e7ec2ccbeceb6c8df25538017402f44f73f08866936b87", "eval_name": "mmlu-prehistory", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-prehistory.val.107"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "79538c6c894a1de14457d0f44af516a00ed7a290fccab67f025d1e8a13b4348e"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Trump administration vows to take travel ban to the Supreme Court"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Trump administration vows to take travel ban to the Supreme Chancellor", "b": "Trump administration vows to take Twitter ban to the Supreme Court"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/14868-5589", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/14868", "text_sha256": "d39854ab1b6bc28b8fee262b5391d24ea3f3d7a6f71120e05e766ce2a045a182", "grades": ["0.8", "1.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "14868-5589"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "46a595d9f8436034c56b5443101b793e9aa666cfe5dc790e9868abd383b2ca99"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "Whos no longer supporting the unpresidential Donald Trump now ?"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Whos no longer supporting the unpresidential bra now ?", "b": "Whos no longer supporting the unpresidential teenagers now ?"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/13824-6588", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/13824", "text_sha256": "f7dca386925a5f1931c50b9172339c8f4ad393df14d75c8d47497a3426850d0e", "grades": ["1.2", "0.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "13824-6588"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5184e199f852b787a0b049c87570afd87b7587984800dfce5ff43e6197e9f320"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "Russian Opposition Leader Arrested Before He Could Join Protests . This is Putin 's \" democracy \" ."}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Russian Opposition Leader Arrested Before He Could Join race . This is Putin 's \" democracy \" .", "b": "Russian Opposition Leader Arrested Before He Could Join cabinet . This is Putin 's \" democracy \" ."}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/8566-9011", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/8566", "text_sha256": "427d6b10adc6863fbd2747e7229ae6fb8ded7d7ae2abefee54b10de407809c76", "grades": ["0.4", "0.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "8566-9011"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6ecda545cdbc34940c5c28450e47537e4cdb05dd5078b851dc4234b58e487441"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Bloomberg made a site updating in real time , the cost to NYC for protecting Trump"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Bloomberg made a site updating in real time , the cost to NYC for coiffuring Trump", "b": "Bloomberg made a sandwich updating in real time , the cost to NYC for protecting Trump"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/12019-6490", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/12019", "text_sha256": "7d70d12d8348eea4de5ddf7685bbd58d86c7ac738c646da0bc62ef5162da2780", "grades": ["0.8", "0.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "12019-6490"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "dc0b24356407a085f56f3797722d6f90593cc58990f285f9b0a76805630011f9"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "President Trump ’s budget would slash protections for the Great Lakes by 97 percent"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "President Trump ’s budget would slash protections for the people by 97 percent", "b": "President Trump ’s idea would slash protections for the Great Lakes by 97 percent"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/11471-10840", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/11471", "text_sha256": "10028f83eb094b290e6c298b254fa847b1daab0f18b0552dea453cc6ebdc91d3", "grades": ["0.0", "0.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "11471-10840"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a59481c8fb5fcb980ce445b2721d43a569be3b792fc28f32d2324ce6e1714de6"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Calf roping", "context": "Another man by the name of stran smith is now talking and clips of him riding his horse in different arenas as he wrangles a calf also plays. clips of both of men talking and clips of them riding horses and wrangling calves"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "play and rotate between the two of them.", "opt_2": "in a rodeo ring.", "opt_3": "in an outdoor rodeo ring.", "opt_4": "now playing in arenas with horse bites."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/10741", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_7c5vvEn3uLk", "text_sha256": "22be01faf4607559d2dfa04144658db5230df10c0970b2006fb1afd71adf5751", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 776, "source_id": "activitynet~v_7c5vvEn3uLk"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5ecbfabe4d581159106b154c07f520d8bf1f5a5f4f02b05ec57bfee5cac8cf11"}}
{"state": "Brett asked Nelson where they were because _ had no idea after he fell asleep.\nA) Brett\nB) Nelson\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "claude-v2": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-v1": null}, "label": "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.195", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.195", "text_sha256": "b57cc036bc04a64272be7629937ce7f0cb802b27ca553445591c81232f6eab09", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.195"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7d7261724db5a7497f141003a0e7515edea113d015b2849890f9fbd0610e2b6a"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Find any music or theater events happening in San Diego, CA on March 1st 2023?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "Buses_3_FindBus", "description": "Search for a bus itinerary between two specified cities on a given date.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"category\": {\"default\": \"direct\", \"description\": \"The type of bus route based on the number of stops.\", \"enum\": [\"direct\", \"one-stop\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"departure_date\": {\"description\": \"The date of departure, in the format 'YYYY-MM-DD' (e.g., '2023-04-15').\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"from_city\": {\"description\": \"The city to depart from, in the format of 'City, State (abbr)' (e.g., 'Los Angeles, CA').\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"num_passengers\": {\"default\": 1, \"description\": \"The number of tickets required for the trip.\", \"enum\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5], \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"to_city\": {\"description\": \"The destination city of the trip, in the format of 'City, State (abbr)' (e.g., 'New York, NY').\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"from_city\", \"to_city\", \"departure_date\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Buses_3_BuyBusTicket", "description": "Purchase bus tickets for a specified route, date, and time with the option to include additional luggage.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"additional_luggage\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"Indicates whether additional luggage space is required.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"departure_date\": {\"description\": \"The date of departure in the format 'YYYY-MM-DD'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"departure_time\": {\"description\": \"The time of departure in 24-hour format 'HH:MM'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"from_city\": {\"description\": \"The city of origin for the trip, such as 'New York, NY'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"num_passengers\": {\"default\": 1, \"description\": \"The number of passengers for whom the tickets are being purchased.\", \"enum\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5], \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"to_city\": {\"description\": \"The destination city for the trip, such as 'Boston, MA'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"from_city\", \"to_city\", \"departure_date\", \"departure_time\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Events_3_FindEvents", "description": "Finds and lists cultural events, such as concerts and plays, that are scheduled to occur in a specified city.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"city\": {\"description\": \"The name of the city where the event is happening, formatted as 'City, State (abbr)' or 'City' if state not available. 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If not specified, any date is considered.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"event_type\": {\"description\": \"The category of the cultural event.\", \"enum\": [\"Music\", \"Theater\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"event_type\", \"city\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Events_3_BuyEventTickets", "description": "Purchase tickets for a specified cultural event on a particular date in a specified city.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"city\": {\"description\": \"The city where the event is located, expected in the format of 'City, State (abbr)', such as 'New York, NY'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"date\": {\"description\": \"The date of the event, in the format 'YYYY-MM-DD'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"event_name\": {\"description\": \"The name of the artist or the play for which tickets are being purchased.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"number_of_tickets\": {\"description\": \"The total number of tickets to be reserved for the event.\", \"enum\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9], \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"event_name\", \"number_of_tickets\", \"date\", \"city\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Hotels_2_BookHouse", "description": "Book the selected house for given dates and the specified number of adults. The location must be in the format of 'City, State (abbr)', such as 'New York, NY'.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"check_in_date\": {\"description\": \"The start date for the reservation in the format 'YYYY-MM-DD'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"check_out_date\": {\"description\": \"The end date for the reservation in the format 'YYYY-MM-DD'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"number_of_adults\": {\"description\": \"The number of adults for the reservation. 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{"state": "I need to organize an event that's within a 100-mile radius of the coordinates 44.351488 N, 2.4379392 W, starting from January 1, 2019, to December 31, 2019, focusing on temperature data.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "wildlife.migration_patterns: Tracks migration patterns of specific wildlife species over selected time periods.", "tool_2": "healthcare.cancelAppointment: Cancels a previously scheduled healthcare appointment.", "tool_3": "Vehicle_charging_stations_Get_Stations: Return nearest charging stations within A POI (Point of Interest), also referred to as a Site or ChargePoint, is the top-level set of information regarding a geographic site with one or more electric vehicle charging equipment present.", "tool_4": "Query divesites by gps boundaries (For use with maps): The API endpoint that queries dive sites by GPS boundaries allows developers to search for dive sites within a specified geographical region, defined by a set of latitude and longitude coordinates. This endpoint can be particularly useful for creating interactive maps or applications that require displaying dive sites within a specific area. To use it add the four map bounds as query params", "tool_5": "get_stations: Retrieve the nearest electric vehicle charging stations within a specified distance."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolLens_query_191", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolLens_query_191", "text_sha256": "3b673acd0b57b93a6554019fcbb66a6209ec13690d22a92ad810e70604fd4af0", "gold_id": "toolLens_tool_123", "negative_ids": ["apigen_tool_442", "toolbench_tool_9239", "toolACE_tool_13189", "toolACE_tool_7058"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toollens/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "toollens", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2eee586957efc820a784977ce824bfe436e6758cf993b220a1551eb804edd864"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "Turning Plastic to Oil , U.K. Startup Sees Money in Saving Oceans"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Turning Plastic to Oil , U.K. Startup Sees Money in Saving Pennies", "b": "Turning peelings to Oil , U.K. Startup Sees Money in Saving Oceans"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/7817-12303", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/7817", "text_sha256": "b63ec714cca546632a6f55ad6266747bf2f666c2f7b1c2bd6aa2752bfe6fd447", "grades": ["0.8", "0.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "7817-12303"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6125217fe1949f762ca9c72d3e1ba10cc25e15671b77df791f9f09f47bd85661"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Murdoch Calls on Facebook to Pay News Publishers a Carriage Fee"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Murdoch Calls on Facebook to Pay News Publishers a Carriage Wheel", "b": "Murdoch Calls on Facebook to Pay News Publishers a Carriage donkey"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/240-14968", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/240", "text_sha256": "15df308ed2ce03c841ca81b887f4aea1e925efe85918ff6b1e610e5b11857e64", "grades": ["0.2", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "240-14968"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4f9d73809d5e2feb967276cdbee880db7f2e72a291cda3b340ea928e8de31f12"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "North Korea to test first middle capable of hitting America"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "North Korea to test first middle capable of insulting America", "b": "North Korea to test first middle capable of hitting baseballs"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/14314-10166", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/14314", "text_sha256": "ed9572950bb67c97791357591bf040aae2b2b50523780bf5401eb1bd5a047cf0", "grades": ["1.2", "1.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "14314-10166"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b70fc45297ddea10fa26473b99938f91ca5cdd112598f5936bb93bba1a19e2ac"}}
{"state": {"service": "A popular service for searching and reserving rooms in hotels", "dialogue": ["User: I need a one way flight from Chicago.", "System: When are you leaving?", "User: Saturday this week.", "System: Where are you going?", "User: San Francisco.", "System: I found an American Airlines flight that leaves at 7:20 pm with 0 layovers. The ticket is $169.", "User: I also need a hotel there.", "System: I found 10 hotels like Amsterdam Hostel San Francisco is a 1 star hotel.", "User: Yes, that is perfect.", "System: Are you ready to book a room?", "User: No, not now."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"ReserveHotel": "Reserve a selected hotel for given dates", "SearchHotel": "Find a hotel at a given location", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/13_00023/10", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/13_00023", "text_sha256": "195bac7530a61c9c50d4c628a164d332c0e3e7ae191e84f047223d1842471cf5", "schema_variant": "original", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "13_00023", "turn": 10}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7addb5be42ec175efb0a3e94430ec0d9bc76bd14e510e93b2ef56a7d399c2c2e"}}
{"state": "As the summer's most anticipated concert loomed, precision was paramount. Every detail, from managing the pulsating crowd to satisfying the hungry fans, demanded expertise. At my disposal were three seasoned team members: Alicia, Joe, and Paul. Their unique skills and histories would be crucial in tackling the two critical tasks at hand - Crowd Control and Food Services.\n\nAlicia, with her stern yet endearing demeanor, caused a mild ripple when she beat Joe for a promotion at their old 9 to 5. However, their working relationship has been a bit tense since then, like a guitar string strung and strung until it's sharp to touch. Alicia, although brilliant and goal-oriented, unfortunately, never quite became the shining star in her recent stint as a restaurateur. Repeated complaints about the quality of her diner food and a dismal health inspection result last month marred her reputation.\n\nHer unease with confrontational situations didn’t help much when matters escalated at the local school event where she was responsible for managing a swarm of unruly children. Another dynamic of her personality that seems to create discord is the tendency to get into spats with Paul over minor issues. Their small disagreements often loomed larger than they should have, casting shadows on their efficiency.\n\nDependable Joe, on the other hand, was a different persona altogether - a good neighbor and a longtime friend to Paul. They had even collaborated on several community projects, lending an air of camaraderie to their shared yards. Despite a spectacular failure on their last assignment, causing patience to snap and voices to rise, their bond remained strong. \n\nJoe was also known for his culinary skills – an attribute he impressed upon the neighborhood with his own food truck. Although an awkward confrontation at a local bar proved his reluctance to assert himself, it was his heart for serving the community that stood out.\n\nThen there was Paul, a culinary maestro, a graduate from a prestigious culinary school with the reputation of once owning a highly popular restaurant in Manhattan. However, he had a past riddled with performance issues, out of all places - a nightclub. Handling rowdy guests was not his forte, apparently making high-pressure situations feel like a pressure cooker about to explode.\n\nSo, here I was, stranded between these three unique personalities. My task was to assign them to Crowd Control and Food Services - two vital tasks ensuring the success of the concert. I weighed the facts, considered the past, and calculated my moves before making my decision. After all, I needed the right people for the right jobs. As long as I provided them with the opportunities that played to their strengths rather than their weaknesses, the show was guaranteed to go on. I pondered my choices, knowing that the power of perfect placements could potentially create harmony amid the dissonance. The summer's most anticipated concert depended on it.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Crowd Control: Alicia, Food Services: Joe and Paul", "opt_2": "Crowd Control: Paul, Food Services: Alicia and Joe", "opt_3": "Crowd Control: Joe, Food Services: Alicia and Paul"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/34", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/34", "text_sha256": "66d9825c3a52f932ae41bbb67023b658f2123ed0367b9f0618e35262560b5f70", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 34}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bcff6e835ddf8a1289e6b7d9ec4babbae613ee988dac6031e9ef45ee0c8a65ea"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Republican voters ’ loyalty to Trump shows that the GOP has become an ' anti-idea ' party"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Republican voters ’ loyalty to stupidity shows that the GOP has become an ' anti-idea ' party", "b": "Republican voters ’ loyalty to breakfast shows that the GOP has become an ' anti-idea ' party"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/14598-5178", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/14598", "text_sha256": "0bde8760f0c10e83c6ee7b78b5c48931e76d5322a07aed1ce04513ac089db459", "grades": ["1.8", "0.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "14598-5178"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "898d4a438c564fbc06bf536d3d6bb601e9cc20f179128e57914c5ba0e99f8d38"}}
{"state": "CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT\nThis agreement entered into as of December 5, 2013 sets out the terms under which Tennenbaum Capital, in its capacity of representative to the Corporation (as defined below), has agreed to provide information to Novacap Technologies III, L.P. (“Recipient”) about Dialogic Inc. and its affiliates (the “Corporation”) for the purpose of evaluating a possible transaction with the Corporation on a mutually agreeable basis (the “Purpose”).\n1. Confidential Information: “Confidential Information” means all information which is non-public, confidential or proprietary in nature, whether transferred in writing, orally, visually, electronically or by other means, disclosed by the Corporation or its representatives to the Recipient on or after the date hereof and for the Purpose. Confidential Information includes any reports, analyses or notes that are based on, reflect or contain Confidential Information. 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The Recipient acknowledges and agrees that the Corporation reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to reject any and all proposals made by Recipient or its Representatives with regard to the purchase of any interest, and to terminate discussions and negotiations at any time.\n9. Termination: The covenants contained in this agreement shall terminate and expire on the date that is the first anniversary of the date first set out above on this agreement.\n10. Remedies: The Recipient understands and agrees that money damages may not be a sufficient remedy for any breach of this agreement by the Recipient or its Representatives and that, in addition to all other remedies, the Corporation shall be entitled to specific performance or injunctive or other equitable relief as a remedy for any such breach.\n11. No Waiver: The parties agree that no failure or delay by the other party, its agents, or representatives in exercising any right, power or privilege under this agreement shall operate as a waiver thereof, nor shall any single or partial exercise thereof preclude any other or further exercise thereof or the exercise of any right, power or privilege under this agreement.\n12. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: This agreement will be governed by, and construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the Province of Québec and the laws of Canada applicable to agreements made in or to be performed within such province. Each of the parties hereby submits to the jurisdiction of the courts in the Province of Québec.\n13. Severability: If any provision of this agreement is determined by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable in any respect, such determination shall not impair or affect the validity, legality or enforceability of the remaining provisions hereof, and each provision is hereby declared to be separate, severable and distinct.\n14. Interpretation: The use of sections and the insertion of headings are for reference purposes only and are not to affect the interpretation of this agreement. Unless otherwise indicated, any reference herein to a particular section refers to the specified section to this agreement. In this agreement, words importing the singular number will include the plural and vice versa, words importing gender will include all genders and words importing persons will include individuals, corporations, partnerships, associations, trust, unincorporated organizations, governmental bodies and other legal or business entities.\n15. Assignment: Neither party may assign any of its rights or obligations under this agreement without the prior written consent of the other party. This agreement shall enure to the benefit of and shall be binding on and enforceable by the parties and their respective successors, personal representatives and permitted assigns.\n16. English Language Contract: Each party agrees that the English language will be the language of this agreement. Il est de la volonté expresse des parties que le présent contrat soit rédigé en anglais.\n17. 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{"state": "Add songs from the current playing queue to a new playlist called \"Current\"", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "create_playlist: Create a new playlist", "tool_2": "Playlist Extraction API: Extracts information about songs in a playlist from various music platforms such as YouTube, Spotify, and SoundCloud.", "tool_3": "GET_me_player_queue: Get the list of objects that make up the user's queue.", "tool_4": "POST_me_player_queue: Add an item to the end of the user's current playback queue.", "tool_5": "AddSongToPlaylist: This API is to add a song to a playlist."}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_spotify_query_5", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_spotify_query_5", "text_sha256": "71043697123d6f0dd3d56b5eb2aa55e62bcf6cb400af33b78b6da488e0fd09bc", "gold_id": "webtools_spotify_tool_21", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_9798", "webtools_spotify_tool_22", "reversechain_tool_2", "toolACE_tool_15287"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:restgpt-spotify/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "restgpt-spotify", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "11d4667c221107a2eea8a758c44b16bc79d19c12085f21460f633c61f94082ed"}}
{"state": "What is the scientific reason for the majestic sights of the northern and southern lights, otherwise known as Auroras near the magnetic poles, and why do the northern lights differ from the southern lights?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "The Northern Lights\n          \nThe northern lights are also known as the aurora borealis, meaning light of dawn. It’s said the term was first coined by Galileo in 1623 and is derived from ‘Aurora’, the goddess of the dawn and ‘Boreas’, the northern wind personified.\n\n\n\n\nPersonalised adventures. Trusted expertise.\n\n\n\n\n \n\nWhat are the Northern Lights?\nThe northern lights and their counterpart in the southern hemisphere appear when", "doc_2": "of more practical relevance than the magnetic (dip) pole. This is because the poles describe a great deal about the Earth's magnetic field, determining for example where auroras can be observed. The dipole model of the Earth's magnetic field consists of the location of geomagnetic poles and the dipole moment, which describes the strength of the field.", "doc_3": "amounts of other constituents.[25]\nThe exosphere is too far above Earth for meteorological phenomena to be possible. However, Earth's auroras—the aurora borealis (northern lights) and aurora australis (southern lights)—sometimes occur in the lower part of the exosphere, where they overlap into the thermosphere. The exosphere contains many of the artificial satellites that orbit Earth.\n\nThermosphere\nMain article: Thermosphere\nThe thermosphere is the second-highest layer of Earth's atmosphere. It extends from the mesopause", "doc_4": "part1 -------------------\n\nAn aurora (pl. aurorae or auroras),\nalso commonly known as the northern lights (aurora borealis) or southern lights (aurora australis), is a natural light display in Earth's sky, predominantly seen in high-latitude regions (around the Arctic and Antarctic). Auroras display dynamic patterns of brilliant lights that appear as curtains, rays, spirals, or dynamic flickers covering the entire sky.\nAuroras are the result of disturbances in the magnetosphere caused by the solar wind. Major disturbances result from enhancements in the speed of the solar wind from coronal holes and coronal mass ejections. These disturbances alter the trajectories of charged particles in the magnetospheric plasma. These particles, mainly electrons and protons, precipitate into the upper atmosphere (thermosphere/exosphere). The resulting ionization and excitation of atmospheric constituents emit light of varying colour and complexity. The form of the aurora, occurring within bands around both polar regions, is also dependent on the amount of acceleration imparted to the precipitating particles.\nMost of the planets in the Solar System, some natural satellites, brown dwarfs, and even comets also host auroras.", "doc_5": "down the magnetic lines towards the poles. Most are diverted and disappear into space, but the fast ones enter the earth’s upper atmosphere, where the magnetic fields converge. This is where the reaction of the particles and gases happen – atoms and molecules of oxygen and nitrogen get excited and release the light we know as the northern lights. Indeed, the event occurs simultaneously in the southern hemisphere causing the southern lights (aurora australis) to appear with one mirroring the other.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Solar Cycle & Solar Maximum\nApproximately every 11 years or so"}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/36", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/36", "text_sha256": "a48ed10e5bb667e7e769bcd2ce670660ee97f89b79aad6d6fad1cec20b97bc99", "gold_id": "aurora/Aurora1.txt", "negative_ids": ["predicting_aurora/northern_lights4_5.txt", "predicting_aurora/northern_lights3_3.txt", "pole_flip/Geomagnetic_pole1_2.txt", "plant_produce_oxygen/Atmosphere_of_Earth2_27.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "36"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d50b7b422aa9def22ba828bcd9ae41ca540cb09ed64c460960c78ae89a1dc91f"}}
{"state": {"passage": "The Senate budget committee sitsdown tomorrow to start drafting a fiscal 1988 budget, with thebudget writers expected to look at several proposals for fueltaxes and other tax options to cut the budget. In a briefing book for the drafting sessions, a number ofrevenue raising tax options are proposed, including a five dlrsa barrel fee on domestic and imported oil, a fee just onimported oil, and a broad based tax on domestic energyconsumption based on five pct of value. Other proposals include various excise taxes andcombinations of import surcharges or tariffs, including a 10pct import across the board import surcharge that would raise22 billion dlrs next year alone, more in later years. The committee, however, will only include revenue numbersin its proposed budget with the actual revenue decisions leftto the House and Senate tax-writing committees. The committee will draft a budget which its chairman, SenLawton Chiles, a Florida Democrat, said he hopes would raise atleast 18 billion dlrs in revenues, or about half the minimum 36billion dlr deficit reduction he has in mind. The House Budget Committee also plans to start drafting aseparate budget plan later this week, which would have to bereconciled with the Senate version. The final budget would bethe fiscal 1988 spending and revenue blueprint", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"crude\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"fuel\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"lumber\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"dkr\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"rapeseed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"saudriyal\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/750", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/1941e82504985759a1e9", "text_sha256": "b66150fde4a815a74a6708b16b65d52b12c9e347b1c5018ca38947259fdb0cb0", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 750}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c17ce67a613772960e0f26f7443ae8481286e947ab11bb7a52137667e1f4ce63"}}
{"state": {"service": "Accommodation searching and booking portal", "dialogue": ["User: Please reserve for me a bus.", "System: Tell me at what time you want to leave and from where.You need how many tickets?", "User: For 2 people from Sacramento at 13:15.", "System: You plan to leave when?", "User: On 9th of this month I plan to go.", "System: Where you [plan to go?", "User: In Long Beach I want to go.", "System: You need 2 tickets for the bus that leave from Sacramento to Long Beach on March 9th at 1:15 pm.", "User: No.Please change it on later today.", "System: Destination is Long Beach on March 1st.I'm right?", "User: No.I would like to go to San Fran.", "System: Destination is San Francisco for 2 people.Is that correct?", "User: Yes perfect.I also need to know the bus station from where I will leave and if the bus have 0 transfers.", "System: Sorry but buying tickets was not made.Sacramento Valley Station is the origin station and has 0 transfers.What do you think about the bus that depart at 1:20 pm and cost $22?", "User: Yes is good.", "System: The tickets was bought successfully.", "User: You can find me in that area a hotel?", "System: I have 10 option for you.A 1 star hotel named Amsterdam Hostel San Francisco.", "User: Other option you have?I want 1 room at a three star hotel.", "System: I have 10 option for you.First is a 3 star hotel named Bei Hotel San Francisco.", "User: Sounds very good.Reserve for 5 days for me at this hotel"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"ReserveHotel": "Reserve rooms at a selected place for given dates", "SearchHotel": "Look for accommodation in a city of choice", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "ReserveHotel", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/12_00054/20", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/12_00054", "text_sha256": "e5bdf9e90396c32d3d9f10b07271ad01d38edaa6d05906d9d68300212486caa9", "schema_variant": "original", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "12_00054", "turn": 20}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "10a087a8744434fae1469eea6507d5dc4d45085ab442b530ac000d280b80df17"}}
{"state": "Nestled within the city's bustling heart was a seemingly ordinary building, a beacon of justice where enigmas were decoded and crime combated from the shadows. This was the headquarters of a prestigious detective agency. The agency was divided into two crucial roles: Field Agents, who braved the outside world's enigmatic dangers to collect clues; and Analysts, who masterfully stitched these fragmented pieces into a coherent narrative. Amidst a significant internal reorganization, my duty as the manager was to reassign the agency's lifeblood - our detectives, Alice, Richard, and Samantha, to their optimal roles as either Field Agents or Analysts.\n\nAlice, an enigmatic woman with a sharp mind, was a paradox of potential and pitfalls. On one hand, she had an aversion to physical confrontations and the fear of facing potential criminals was palpable in her eyes, reducing her capacity as a field agent. Besides, her habit of blaming Richard for even her own missteps, and constantly disregarding Samantha's inputs while gathering clues, painted a picture of a rather obstinate and challenging team member. Moreover, her tendency to cling stubbornly to one theory and run down blind alleys was worrying. On the other hand, her issues seemed less connected to the analyst role.\n\nRichard, the experienced yet vulnerable detective, was the backbone of the agency. However, his past still had a tenacious grip on him. An old injury had him in a noticeable limp that impaired his ability to chase potential leads physically. Further impacting his field agent abilities were his tendency to lose focus during long surveillance and his preference for direct communication over long hours of deep consideration. A formidable wall in Richard's path to being an analyst was his struggle to piece complex scenarios together from the clues. Yet, his harsh replies to Alice's accusations revealed an assertive streak present in him.\n\nSamantha, the quiet and reserved member of the trio, was no less complicated. High-pressure situations sent waves of anxiety surging through her and she found Richard's constant disagreement with her interpretations rather disrupting. Alice's dismissive attitude was another thorn in her side. On top of this, her being short-sighted often led to objects in her field of vision being overlooked, which could prove costly in the field. Samantha also had a slight tendency to overlook small but crucial details during analysis. Yet her avid reading habit indicated a deep-seated love for details, patterns and problem-solving, hinting at solid analytical skills.\n\nIn the end, while the choices seemed clear, the limitations weren't all insignificant. Each had their unique strengths and drawbacks. Alice's impracticalities in the field but potential for analysis, Richard's physical limitations but resourceful mind, and Samantha's visual shortcomings but innate analytical skills, all added to my challenge. As the manager, I was tasked to discern these tangled threads and weave them into a functional, dynamic, and successful team - a team that would continue to sift through the city's mysteries and reveal the truth.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Field Agent: Samantha, Analyst: Alice and Richard", "opt_2": "Field Agent: Richard, Analyst: Alice and Samantha", "opt_3": "Field Agent: Alice, Analyst: Richard and Samantha"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/54", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/54", "text_sha256": "e2afebc38f0ffd6ce35de816192162abd87c02a08f40971685be468caa80953f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 54}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "08e8c98a44f31d2b5bcc5ff2a59d72b3a430292d24141e33cb99b92da8b71703"}}
{"state": "Please help me check the debt amount on my credit card 6225887854561234, then use my savings card 6214988712345678 to pay off the same amount, and after completing the repayment, inquire and inform me of the current balance on that savings card.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "credit_card_payment_history: Query the credit card repayment records within a specified time period", "tool_2": "savings_account_balance_query: Query the latest balance of the savings account", "tool_3": "query_credit_card_debt: Credit Card Debt Query Tool", "tool_4": "bank_balance_query: Query the balance information for a specified bank card number", "tool_5": "pay_for_credit_card: Pay for a specific credit card"}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/ultraTool_query_176", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/ultraTool_query_176", "text_sha256": "dfaa7c6b465d29735e615520978930944ac93f9b7ff37cc87f960bdfc8e7ce21", "gold_id": "ultraTool_tool_122", "negative_ids": ["taskbench_daily_tool_22", "ultraTool_tool_251", "ultraTool_tool_163", "ultraTool_tool_134"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:ultratool/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "ultratool", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a3257a06f9917dc4bf19a5eac7f536d0894729ee61318cbafc12d93659935857"}}
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{"state": "I have a video file named 'example.mp4' that I want to add a voiceover to. The text for the voiceover is 'Welcome to the world of AI and Machine Learning. In this video, we'll explore various concepts and technologies that are shaping the future of automation and intelligent systems.' Please generate an audio file from this text and synchronize it with the video.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Generate Image From User Input Text: useful when you want to generate an image from a user input text and save it to a file. like: generate an image of an object or something, or generate an image that includes some objects. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the text used to generate image.", "tool_2": "Video-to-Audio: Extracts the audio track from a given video file.", "tool_3": "Text-to-Audio: Generates an audio file based on a given text description.", "tool_4": "Video Voiceover: Adds a voiceover to a given video using a provided script or text.", "tool_5": "Audio Effects: Applies various audio effects to a given audio file according to human instruction, such as reverb, chorus, or equalization."}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/taskbench_multimedia_query_15", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/taskbench_multimedia_query_15", "text_sha256": "3398bdddf27834ebfae2e972a74178e0246a1d37db3aeed89ee71a4ee22f24d2", "gold_id": "taskbench_multimedia_tool_11", "negative_ids": ["taskbench_multimedia_tool_39", "taskbench_multimedia_tool_31", "taskbench_multimedia_tool_16", "gpt4tools_tool_30"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:taskbench-multimedia/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "taskbench-multimedia", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e1fced42fa08632caf81c166ad67df180ae3856a9c0c6dc913d79b7729573e73"}}
{"state": "Write a function to find the n largest integers from a given list of numbers, returned in descending order.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-instant-v1": null}, "label": "claude-instant-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.2", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.2", "text_sha256": "0ac798814fd6d0d8133efbdbd28e97a6a0fdba9e65a6cd661e57db79ca959eac", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.2"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2d193201be07e0b2a8db8136da5beda851ea9df2471a45de61e0238eb9f802b1"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What is the population of turtles in the Galapagos Islands in 2015, and can you also provide the species information? After that, can you also tell me the same information for the same location but for the year 2020?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "ecology.get_turtle_population", "description": "Get the population and species of turtles in a specific location.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"location\": {\"description\": \"The name of the location.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"species\": {\"description\": \"Whether to include species information. Default is false. (optional)\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"year\": {\"description\": \"The year of the data requested. (optional). default is 2000\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `ecology.get_turtle_population` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_121", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_121", "text_sha256": "b710eaa701a2f344f346c0f4ae473efbcd5d779423e7702faf90d77e24f01359", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel.json", "id": "parallel_121"}, "stratum": "parallel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ca26196e8f32e0d66832ec351e1c6940129d8a8ebc11ea594fcb1492add7b33b"}}
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{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Find the greatest common divisor (GCD) of 12 and 18"], "available_functions": [{"name": "math.gcd", "description": "Calculate the greatest common divisor of two integers.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"num1\": {\"description\": \"First number.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"num2\": {\"description\": \"Second number.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"num1\", \"num2\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "get_top_cases", "description": "Retrieve a list of the most influential or landmark cases in a specific field of law.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"country\": {\"description\": \"The country where the law cases should be retrieved from. Default is US.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"field_of_law\": {\"description\": \"The specific field of law e.g., constitutional law, criminal law, etc.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"top_number\": {\"description\": \"The number of top cases to retrieve.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"field_of_law\", \"top_number\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `math.gcd` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_top_cases` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/multiple_101", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/multiple_101", "text_sha256": "392bd3b29efa73ee38035f199029a675f27edd0ab9e8ff7d7803a235f0853b4b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_multiple.json", "id": "multiple_101"}, "stratum": "multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0e9756923e39c39897fa4615d69cd641d8a3b38cd805f66937c669e14293d341"}}
{"state": "In the vibrant heart of Theatreland, a bustling community theatre was preparing for an upcoming play. The performance demanded a blend of raw acting talent and technical wizardry to bring the script to life. The theatre manager had three individuals at his disposal - Olivia, Benjamin, and Emma. Each of them held unique talents and passions, ready to be assigned to either acting or technical assistance. The challenge lay in aligning their skills with the right roles, ensuring the play's success and overcoming their individual hurdles.\n\nBenjamin was an interesting character. He interrupted Emma at every technical briefing and even caused a short circuit when adjusting the sound system once. His understanding of the different lighting gels was rather underwhelming, much to the consternation of the technical team. And yet, he felt he was at home when not in the public view, away from the stage lights and audience eyes.\n\nPerforming wasn't really Benjamin's cup of tea. The thought of speaking in public made him uncomfortable, a fact made even more evident by his forgetfulness during the final performance. During their scene rehearsals, Olivia would make suggestions to improve their performance, but Benjamin barely picked upon them, focusing rather on how to limit his public exposure.\n\nEmma, on the other hand, was ever the efficient member of the team, with a rich experience as a sound technician from another small theatre where she had worked for two years. However, the respect she deserved often felt far out of reach. She felt frustrated by Benjamin's lack of listening, and blamed Olivia for a lack of respect for her technical expertise. Emma was always happier behind the scenes, away from the limelight. A traumatic moment during a school play had left her rather uneasy about public speaking. One could forgive Benjamin, but never Emma. Even so, Emma had demonstrated the ability to pick new skills swiftly, a virtue instilled in her by her prior experiences.\n\nOlivia, the rookie of the team, was a bundle of nerves. She often stumbled over her words and had not the slightest clue about technical equipment. Her efforts on the lighting setup led to more mistakes than successes, and even got her on a not-so-good side with Emma at times. Despite these issues, Olivia was full of passion for theatre and was eager to overcome her challenges. The only thing that held her back was her stage fright, so intense that she would avoid memorising her lines.\n\nThese three unique souls found themselves woven into the tapestry of their community theatre - a place full of passion, dedication, disagreements, and cordiality. Each of them had their victories and losses, strengths and weaknesses, but they knew that it was their combined efforts that would create the spectacle that their audience deserved.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Acting: Olivia, Technical Assistance: Benjamin and Emma", "opt_2": "Acting: Emma, Technical Assistance: Benjamin and Olivia", "opt_3": "Acting: Benjamin, Technical Assistance: Emma and Olivia"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/31", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/31", "text_sha256": "9083943358b776dffb7c35c059ac82819803b2550681beac0ccabbc5483325d8", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 31}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "52db3c0701e0a50a1d0f6cf6ef8235123cbd04d0936aaeda52e947abd6de8dd3"}}
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{"state": "What is the inverse of anthropomorphism?\n\nAnthropomorphism is the attribution of human traits, emotions, or intentions to non-human entities. However, one often can observe the inverse happening as well. Namely the attribution of non-human entities’ traits, emotions, or intentions to human entities. For example the biography book about Winston Churchill is called “The Last Lion” or professional boxers being nicknamed “Pitbull”, “Tiger”,”The Hammer”, etc.\n\nOr would this be just an extension of anthropomorphism in which humans attribute human traits, emotions, or intentions onto non-human entities and then relate them back to humans again? Because, in order to attribute non-human entities’ traits, emotions, or intentions onto humans, one would first need to attribute human traits, emotions, or intentions onto non-human entities?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Emotions and feelings are all traits we share as humans. According to an\narticle in the publication Psychology Today, “emotions are multi-faceted\nexperiences” of “internal subjective experiences, facial expressions and\nphysiological reactions.” Teasing out the feelings and emotions that people\nhave, and learning why they have them, is an important role for mental health\nprofessionals.", "doc_2": "* You can set additional requirements for a proximity event. For example, you can trace only individuals in a particular building on a campus, or you can trace only within one level of a building. Use the  Attribute Match Criteria  parameter to specify constraining attributes. For example, to constrain entities on the same floor, specify the  Floor  field.", "doc_3": "Zoomorphic representation in religion  [  [ edit\n](/w/index.php?title=Zoomorphism&action=edit&section=2 \"Edit section:\nZoomorphic representation in religion\") ]\n\n* The appearance of the [ Holy Spirit ](/wiki/Holy_Spirit \"Holy Spirit\") like a [ dove ](/wiki/Dove \"Dove\") in the [ New Testament ](/wiki/New_Testament \"New Testament\") (The Gospel According to Luke 3: 22), \"and the Holy Spirit descended on him in bodily form like a dove...\"\n* [ Mark the Evangelist ](/wiki/Mark_the_Evangelist \"Mark the Evangelist\") as a [ lion ](/wiki/Lion \"Lion\") in later Christian [ iconography ](/wiki/Iconography \"Iconography\") .\n* In Hinduism Vishnu's vahana Garuda is depicted as an eagle or kite or with half kite and half human body.\n* The [ Egyptian gods ](/wiki/Netjer \"Netjer\") were often depicted as zoomorphic or as [ hybrid ](/wiki/Mythological_hybrid \"Mythological hybrid\")\n* The names of the two most prominent Hebrew Bible female prophets - Deborah and Huldah - were in the Babylonian Talmud interpreted in zoomorphic terms as \"wasp\" and \"weasel.\"  [4]", "doc_4": "Attribution of Intentions  [  [ edit\n](/w/index.php?title=Negativity_bias&action=edit&section=4 \"Edit section:\nAttribution of Intentions\") ]\n\nStudies reported in a paper in the _Journal of Experimental Psychology:\nGeneral_ by Carey Morewedge (2009) found that people exhibit a _**negativity\nbias** _ _**in attribution of external agency** _ , such that they are more\nlikely to attribute negative outcomes to the intentions of another person than\nsimilar neutral and positive outcomes.  [25]  In laboratory experiments,\nMorewedge found that participants were more likely to believe that a partner\nhad influenced the outcome of a gamble in when the participants lost money\nthan won money, even when the probability of winning and losing money was held\neven. This bias is not limited to adults. Children also appear to be more\nlikely to attribute negative events to intentional causes than similarly\npositive events.  [26]", "doc_5": "Emotions and feelings are all traits we share as humans. According to an\narticle in the publication Psychology Today, “emotions are multi-faceted\nexperiences” of “internal subjective experiences, facial expressions and\nphysiological reactions.” Teasing out the feelings and emotions that people\nhave, and learning why they have them, is an important role for mental health\nprofessionals."}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/23", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/23", "text_sha256": "9bab80dd4be3ca6f28946edb3f31ad7e86b8606001a0599770d4e6fd8ded31a9", "gold_id": "anthropo/Zoomorphism_5.txt", "negative_ids": ["negative_bias/Negativitybias_9.txt", "causality_illusion/traceproximityeventshtm_31.txt", "emotion_definition/differencefeelingsemotions_10.txt", "emotion_heart/differencefeelingsemotions_10.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "23"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b434075afa98672d7b71b7bae6d52c33ea274f0c4a3dbe5964b8c4dbb8d93c58"}}
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{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#b2a0aa #603d3f #7cb4ba #287e87 #21543c", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#6e444f #b89e95 #ffffd6 #54344d #2b1b2e", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#783437 #964645 #ad5950 #c76d56 #db855f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#222229 #3b3b42 #584e5e #a077a1 #dea7d8", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#010101 #343634 #ffffff #d68479 #c40d00", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#546978 #e8d5ae #fcca7b #f5b14e #db9c39", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#f8f7e5 #260101 #bf3e21 #f28241 #f2bb77", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#7d0000 #802626 #190000 #568062 #ffcb8f", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#54242e #75613b #929941 #719956 #204c36", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#fff024 #53ab20 #311e4c #1e1e1f #fc3408", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#cac535 #97af25 #9c1471 #41342c #93886c", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ff5d58 #52492e #211e12 #a39f5d #ccc77a", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#7f303f #908540 #6b662e #2e2e2e #571a27", "b": "#c3c2a6 #845460 #674041 #595645 #838d4e"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/424", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/424", "text_sha256": "44f77ca1a1fd874fb56760c8745d534be4f099923dcde5070a159db70622096c", "themes": [1486, 1419], "ratings": [2, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 424}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d3e6223446a63ac4459af8e666694881c84fba0a2d281ad2e547c91b17b9ae4a"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Live cattle futures posted a robustrally today after a major beef packing company said it wouldend a lockout at its slaughtering plant in Dakota City, Neb. April delivery cattle on the Chicago Mercantile Exchangeclosed at 64.45 cents a pound, up 0.83 cent, as the marketexpected demand for live animals to increase as the plantrestarts operations. Iowa Beef Processors, a division of Occidental Petroleum,said it planned to reopen the plant, one of the largest in thenation, on March 16. The plant has been closed since Dec. 14,the day after a contract between IBP and Local 222 of theUnited Food and Commercial Workers Union expired. The plant employs 2,800 workers and can slaughter severalthousand animals a day, a company spokesman said. The company said it locked out union workers because theythreatened to disrupt operations. It was unclear whether unionmeatpackers would return to work. They rejected the company'slatest contract offer March 5. Traders said cattle prices advanced at midsession as rumorscirculated that the lockout was ending, and gains were furtherfueled by a noticeable increase in demand for live animals oncash markets in Nebraska and the Texas Panhandle. The rally in cattle also boosted values of live hogs andfrozen pork bellies, which also were supported by indicationsthat producers were expanding their hog herds at a slower ratethan previously expected. Petroleum futures posted a modest rally on the New YorkMercantile Exchange. But a report that the Soviet Union planned to reduce theprice of its crude oil exports may pressure the market Friday,said Nauman Barakat, petroleum analyst in New York with SmithBarney, Harris Upham and Co. Buying by companies that deal in petroleum helped pricesrecover from early weakness, traders said. Gold futures rallied, partly in response to strength in thesilver market, on the Commodity Exchange in New York. Silverprices rallied after a U.S. brokerage house recommended itscustomers buy the metal, traders said. Coffee futures drifted lower in response to a report thatColombia lowered the price of its exports, traders said. Sugar prices closed slightly higher on the Coffee, Sugarand Cocoa Exchange despite a large export sale by the EuropeanCommission on Wednesday. Soybeans were higher, wheat lower and corn mixed on theChicago Board of Trade. Soybeans were boosted by expectations that the AgricultureDepartment would report a healthy signup for the ConservationReserve Program, which pays farmers to leave highly erodibleland idle instead of planting a crop, traders said. Concern that a strike by Brazilian seamen might interruptexports of soybeans from Brazil, where the harvest is justbeginning, also underpinned prices, they said. Wheat prices were pressured by selling in response totrends on price charts, they said", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"wool\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"trade\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"coconut\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"l-cattle\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"livestock\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"hk\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/727", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/5945560df762b22d11bf", "text_sha256": "98e09c62792b8936829fe87c03f33b51f649f01b440ddf2209b25611f786dae0", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 727}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0ca942ec092ac0d960b0471c1d4f98210b316f33dd8680a6bdfbe26b383875a8"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Denmark's balance of payments oncurrent account was provisionally put at zero in February,against a 181 mln crown surplus in January and a 1.5 billiondeficit in February 1986, the National Statistics Office said. Exports rose to 13.94 billion crowns in February from 12.53billion in January, against 14.16 billion in February lastyear. February imports rose to 13.94 billion from 12.35 billionin January, against 15.67 billion in February 1986. The February figure provisionally gives a trade surplus for1987 of 180 mln crowns, against a 3.04 billion deficit in thesame 1986 period", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"red-bean\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"bop\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"coffee\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"corn\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"trade\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sugar\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/773", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/4c08c78f06a93d9875f9", "text_sha256": "4f18c6289af417de8440dcca86e50e9557ee1a61c0ad1a7071e3a215be6abb68", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 773}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "70fb69623c427894f9e66458918f8b2d8848cbcd287246109878c1efff529f01"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nFor which of these two scenarios does the main character (who uses I/me/my) do something clearly morally wrong, according to ordinary moral standards in the US as of 2020? Scenario 1 | I used a frying pan to discipline my children. Scenario 2 | My son wanted to learn to ride a bike, so I gave the bike a tune-up.\nA) Wrong, Not wrong\nB) Wrong, Wrong\nC) Not wrong, Wrong\nD) Not wrong, Not wrong\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "claude-v1": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-v2": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.369", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.369", "text_sha256": "5b911554844ab2eca5cff5d5912f66186cf6b71efa7e56eea6a4fc47d1b1dd3c", "eval_name": "mmlu-moral-scenarios", "correct_models": ["gpt-4-1106-preview", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.369"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e55af79d6116f6165dfdb3890a03e4a8c8da99f7b89228be480af45379b21bc3"}}
{"state": "do i have to get a shot for travel to taiwan", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"vaccines": null, "exchange_rate": null, "timezone": null, "travel_notification": null, "travel_suggestion": null, "translate": null, "plug_type": null, "carry_on": null, "travel_alert": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "vaccines", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2282", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2282", "text_sha256": "a064423df22825a645f941a707042199237fa9ebadff5c83f8768c25adee5422", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2282}, "stratum": "travel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3cffbb5e2d5786e055df66d79cc54ed42831ea8ed7abbf7a8f39351180384723"}}
{"state": "Are there any significant alternatives to the theory that the mind exists?\n\nAre there any psychological models which do not presuppose the existence of the mind?\n\nIn the same way that there are theories of physics which do not presuppose the existence of a luminiferous aether, is the sort of thing that I mean.\n\nCan there be, or is it impossible by definition?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "In the context of [ materialist ](/wiki/Materialism \"Materialism\")\nunderstandings of [ psychology ](/wiki/Psychology \"Psychology\") ,\neliminativism is the opposite of [ reductive materialism\n](/wiki/Reductive_materialism \"Reductive materialism\") , arguing that mental\nstates as conventionally understood _do_ exist, and [ directly correspond to\nthe physical state of the nervous system ](/wiki/Neural_correlate \"Neural\ncorrelate\") .  [9]  An intermediate position, revisionary materialism, often\nargues the mental state in question will prove to be _somewhat_ reducible to\nphysical phenomena—with some changes needed to the commonsense concept.  [1]\n[10]\n\nSince eliminative materialism arguably claims that future research will fail\nto find a neuronal basis for various mental phenomena, it may need to wait for\nscience to progress further. One might question the position on these grounds,\nbut philosophers like Churchland argue that eliminativism is often necessary\nin order to open the minds of thinkers to new evidence and better\nexplanations.  [9]  Views closely related to eliminativism include\nillusionism  and [ quietism ](/wiki/Quietism_\\(philosophy\\)", "doc_2": "The fact that there are multiple theories for any set of phenomena does not\nmean that any theory is as good as any other or that it is impossible to know\nwhether a theory provides an accurate explanation or interpretation. On the\ncontrary, scientists are continually comparing theories in terms of their\nability to organize phenomena, predict outcomes in new situations, and\ngenerate research. Those that fare poorly are assumed to be less accurate and\nare abandoned, while those that fare well are assumed to be more accurate and\nare retained and compared with newer—and hopefully better—theories. Although\nscientists generally do not believe that their theories ever provide perfectly\naccurate descriptions of the world, they do assume that this process produces\ntheories that come closer and closer to that ideal.", "doc_3": "Thus Friston's shift from dualism to dynamics has consequences for a deep philosophical issue. The dualistic version of the question underlying the mind-body problem: “what is the relationship between mind and brain?” is rendered meaningless. And an answer to a meaningless question (including identity theory or functionalism with multiple realizability, as raised by Tagliazzuchi) also becomes meaningless. In other words, Tagilazzuchi aims to provide an answer to a question we no longer presuppose.", "doc_4": "The fact that there are multiple theories for any set of phenomena does not\nmean that any theory is as good as any other or that it is impossible to know\nwhether a theory provides an accurate explanation or interpretation. On the\ncontrary, scientists are continually comparing theories in terms of their\nability to organize phenomena, predict outcomes in new situations, and\ngenerate research. Those that fare poorly are assumed to be less accurate and\nare abandoned, while those that fare well are assumed to be more accurate and\nare retained and compared with newer—and hopefully better—theories. Although\nscientists generally do not believe that their theories ever provide perfectly\naccurate descriptions of the world, they do assume that this process produces\ntheories that come closer and closer to that ideal.", "doc_5": "Contents\n\nmove to sidebar  hide\n\n* (Top)\n* 1  Overview\n* 2  Beginning of categorization\n* 3  Theories  Toggle Theories subsection\n* 3.1  Classical view\n* 3.2  Prototype theory\n* 3.3  Exemplar theory\n* 3.4  Conceptual clustering\n* 4  Category learning  Toggle Category learning subsection\n* 4.1  Category learning theories\n* 5  Formal models\n* 6  Examples  Toggle Examples subsection\n* 6.1  Prototype models\n* 6.2  Exemplar models\n* 6.3  Rule-based models\n* 6.4  Hybrid models\n* 7  Social categorization  Toggle Social categorization subsection\n* 7.1  Negative aspects\n* 8  Miscategorization\n* 9  See also\n* 10  References\n* 11  External links\n\nToggle the table of contents"}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/82", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/82", "text_sha256": "32d0a714969b22fd9b4b3f32578915416041c12e700e1bad27ff745fbc5035e3", "gold_id": "materialism/Eliminativematerialism_5.txt", "negative_ids": ["bandwagon/phenomenaandtheories_107.txt", "russell/41phenomenaandtheories_40.txt", "categorization/Categorization_1.txt", "temporal_encoding/S157106452030035X_45.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "82"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9165576e8ae995d4e97877a43e82b9f3b9395038d2f5aa7cc1fe35cf5313e9ab"}}
{"state": "In the ominous arena of a wrestling ring, Sophie's life was unexpected cut short by the deadly crack of a pistol; now it's up to grizzled Detective Winston to interrogate suspects Willard and Miles, unmasking the murderer among them.\n\nWinston tapped his finger gently on the folder marked 'Sophie,' his deep-set eyes brooding over the troubling police files. The latest files had pointed him towards the infamous chiropractor suspect, Willard.\n\nHis first priority was a discussion with Willard's family. Winston sensed a tension within the household, their nervous smiles barely managing to disguise the concern emanating from their eyes. Their excessive cordiality did not help to ease Winston’s suspicions either. \n\n\"One moment he is here, the next, he's disappeared... Always been a man of mystery, our Willard,\" said one of the family members, echoing the general sentiment. Winston committed to memory the statement about Willard's irregular attendance and early departures from family events.\n\nIn one conversation, the family mentioned an episode from Willard's past serving in the military. The proud march, the calling to arms and patriotic chants echoed with a fleeting gleam in their eyes, tracing back the glory days when Willard underwent firearm training. A chill began to creep into Winston, but he pushed it back, refusing to draw any conclusions just yet.\n\nThe family shared how they were constantly trying to get in touch with Willard, their frantic attempts being met with obstinate silence and evasions. A phone filled with incoming calls from various family members had apparently been a common sight for Willard, but he purposefully avoided their calls.\n\nIrrefutable evidence was uncovered in the case file: Sophie had falsely accused Willard of malpractice. Despite this, Sophie's persistence won her the court case against Willard. The court controversially ratified the baseless malpractice accusations, resulting in the termination of Willard's work license.\n\nLife had not been kind to Willard post that trial. Once a cherished medical professional of the town, he now used robust protective tools in his new, mundane job. The heavy, clinical gloves sparkling immaculately under the sterile clinic lights were perhaps the last vestiges of his once illustrious career.\n\nOne of Willard’s former military buddies had noted his self-protection apparatus, a gun safely secured away in accordance with the local laws. No one could fault a man, especially one trained in the military, for taking the necessary precautions to secure the safety of his own home, could they?\n\nWith the stage set precisely as Sophie desired, she dug Willard's downfall deep and mercurial. However, it was clear to Winston that Sophie's claims in court were indeed more hype than truth. It was a meticulously orchestrated theatre for public consumption and Sophie was the skilled puppeteer.\n\nAs he navigated through the complicated tales of Willard's case, he couldn’t shake off the eerie feeling that Willard's peripheral existence carried more depth than what met the eye. But jumping to conclusions was never Winston's style. For now, all the facts and tales added another layer to the mysterious puzzle that is Willard.\n\nIn the aftermath of a wrestling event, Winston was analyzing the chaos that had unraveled. The area, now void of its once fervent spectators, was shrouded in silence broken only by the solemn presence of Sophie's lifeless body.\n\nSophie, ever the ambitious woman, had divided her time between her political career where she was pitted against the likes of Miles, and other interests - in this case, wrestling. Her body in the wrestling ring lay in stark contrast to her living self in Winston's memory, where he last saw her in a bustling car dealership owned by Miles. This same dealership was now part of a growing crime scene.\n\nMiles was known as the dealer that could talk anyone into buying anything. His charm had woven him into all sorts of events and situations, some more suspect than others. One such situation led to a wrestling match between him and Sophie, his main political opponent. The high energy from the crowd that night still hung in the air, their wild cheers a testament to the fierce competition that had just taken place.\n\nWhen Winston visited Miles's car dealership, he was greeted with the sight of glossy sportscars, family sedans, and even a few police issue vehicles. The latter was part of Miles's specialty - police vehicles equipped with pistols, ready to serve the needs of law enforcement.\n\nWinston turned a critical eye to Miles's inventory, prompting him to say, \"Quite the setup you got here,\" as he made his way into Miles’s office for a meeting. The layers of obfuscation that Miles attempted with his cheerful demeanor did nothing to dissuade Winston from the degree of Miles's unease.\n\n\"Oh, you know, business has been good,\" Miles deflected.\n\n\"I'm sure,\" Winston returned, \"Especially when you're financing a competing candidate behind Sophie's political campaign.\" Surprised by Winston's directness, Miles stuttered momentarily before feigning indifference.\n\nStruggling to move on, Miles attempted a change of topic by focussing on Sophie's ability to wrestle both physically and politically. \"You must have seen her wrestle, right?\"\n\n\"I did, indeed,\" Winston replied, catching the guilt that attempted to hide behind Miles' uneasy laughter.\n\nWinston knew that while Sophie occasionally wrestled for sport, she also wrestled with the truth. The evidence she collected was slowly uncovering illegal activities linked back to Miles's car dealership; specifically, money laundering. Despite the recent tragic events, she still had plans to publicly expose his crimes.\n\nThe occurrences at the wrestling ring and the car lot were definitely cause for speculation, considering the complex relationship between Miles and Sophie. Sophie's bodyguard had recently bought a police vehicle from Miles's dealership, a purchase that led him to discover a pistol, identical to the one found at the scene of Sophie's death. A question hung in the air - did Miles know about it?\n\nAs Winston excused himself from the meeting, he reflected upon Miles’s desperation to protect his reputation and livelihood. A formidable adversary like Sophie was certainly not a threat Miles could simply ignore. With each passing moment, it was becoming increasingly clear that this was just the beginning of their investigation.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Willard", "opt_2": "Miles"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/31", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/31", "text_sha256": "84683d20c4e29d1ee29a4543bab937df7323395914394a1cec8b0bdad7bf013f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 31}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f3a2666ee4ac4b39ed132c8d08c3a46b41355af0da110a1d2b8a30132be4f547"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me modify a reminder for my conference?\nAI: Sure! What is the new content and time for your reminder?\nUser: The new content is \"Submit proposal\" and the new time is \"2023-03-25 14:00:00\".\nAI: Alright. I need to authenticate you first. Please provide me with your username and password.\nUser: My username is user3 and my password is user3pass.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='user3', password='user3pass')]->{'token': 'p9o8i7u6y5t4r3e2w1q'}\nAI: Your authentication was successful. Now, let me modify your reminder.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyReminder": "The API for deleting a reminder item includes content and time.", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "AddReminder": "The API for adding a reminder item includes content and time.", "QueryReminder": "The API for querying a reminder item includes content and time.", "QueryAgenda": "The API for getting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "DeleteReminder": "The API for deleting a reminder item includes content and time."}, "label": "ModifyReminder", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/322", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyReminder-level-1-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "20c1ff55ad24f0bf0c0e3f60db8cef1cc2a38ad9fdccedf6ed73103f0e29bdf7", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 322, "file": "ModifyReminder-level-1-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyReminder", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3046c7245de7c7b566629f5cc7400ee95bac1264cb20dbc3b13c60cd23167a6d"}}
{"state": "NON-COMPETITION AND NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nDATED: December ___, 1996\nReference is made to that certain Agreement and Plan of Merger (the \"Merger Agreement\"), dated December __, 1996 (the \"Merger Agreement\"), among AMERICAN UNITED GLOBAL, INC., a Delaware corporation (\"AUGI\") and its affiliate BTS ACQUISITION CORP., a Delaware corporation (\"Mergerco\"), both having their principal offices at 11130 NE 33rd Place, Suite 250, Bellevue, WA 98004; BROADCAST TOWER SITES, INC., a Delaware corporation (the \"Company\"), having its principal offices at 4340 East West Highway, Suite 1000, Bethesda, Maryland 20814; and SIMANTOV MOSKONA and SERGIO LUCIANI (hereinafter referred to individually a \"Stockholder\" and collectively, the \"Stockholders\"). The Merger Agreement provides for a merger of the Company with and into Mergerco, with Mergerco as the surviving corporation of such merger (the \"Merger\"). Pursuant to the terms of the Merger Agreement, each outstanding share of the Company's capital stock will be converted into the right to receive cash, certain promissory notes of AUGI and shares of Common Stock, $.01 par value per share of AUGI.\nIn order to induce AUGI and Mergerco to consummate the Merger pursuant to the Merger Agreement, and for other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, and intending to be bound by the terms and conditions hereof, the undersigned Stockholders of the Company who beneficially own 100% shares of the issued and outstanding shares of Company capital stock, shall receive in connection with the Merger Agreement (i) an aggregate of 507,246 shares of Class A Common Stock, $.01 par value per share, of AUGI (\"AUGI Common Stock\"), (ii) $600,000 principal amount of three year notes of AUGI (the \"AUGI Notes\"), and (iii) $780,000 in cash, hereby covenants and agrees with the Company and AUGI as follows:\n1. Non-Competition. Each of the Stockholders severally agrees that for a period (the \"Restrictive Period\") which shall commence on the Effective Date of the Merger and shall expire on a date which shall be the latest to occur of: (a) such date as such Stockholder shall no longer be employed on a full-time basis with AUGI or any other subsidiary or affiliate of AUGI; or (b) three (3) years following the effectiveness of the Merger (the \"Restrictive Period\"), without the prior written consent of AUGI, such Stockholder shall not invest, carry on, engage or become involved, either as an employee, agent, advisor, officer, director, stockholder, manager, partner, joint venturer, participant or consultant in any business enterprise (other than Mergerco, AUGI or any of their respective subsidiaries, affiliates, successors or assigns) which derives any material revenues from the offer or sale in the United States from time to time during the Restrictive Period of services relating to all aspects of providing site acquisition, zoning, architectural and engineering consulting and design services to the wireless telecommunications industry (the \"Business\"), or which engages in any other business substantially similar to and directly competitive with the Business conducted by the Company as at the date hereof. Nothing contained in this Section 1 shall be deemed to prevent a Stockholder from (a) leasing or renting real property in which the Stockholder owns a direct or indirect interest to a person or entity engaged in the Business; or (b) beneficially owning, directly or indirectly, 5% or less of any class of securities of an entity that has a class of securities registered under Section 12 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, so long as such securities ownership does not include any operational, managerial or consulting relationship with such corporation or entity.\n2. Confidential Information.\n(a) Each of Stockholders severally agrees that such Stockholder shall not, at any time following the effectiveness of the Merger, print, publish, divulge or communicate to any person, firm, corporation or other business organization or use for his or their own account any business contacts, customers, suppliers, technology, product designs and specifications, know-how, trade secrets, marketing techniques, promotional materials or other secret or confidential information relating to the Business or any other businesses then being engaged in by AUGI or any of its subsidiaries, or any secret or confidential information relating to the affairs, dealings and concerns of the Company, AUGI or any of the subsidiaries of AUGI (collectively, the \"Confidential Information\") which the Stockholder has received or obtained while an employee or member of the Board of Directors of AUGI or the Company (whether or not developed, devised, or otherwise created in whole or in part by the efforts of the Stockholder). The term \"Confidential Information\" does not include information which information and its relevance in the particular instance (A) is a matter of common knowledge or public record, (B) is or becomes generally available to the public other than as a result of disclosure by the Stockholder, (C) which information and its relevance is generally known in Business, (D) the Stockholder can demonstrate that such information and its relevance in the applicable instance, was already known to the recipient thereof other than by reason of any breach of any obligation of the Stockholder under this Agreement or any other confidentiality or non-disclosure agreement, or (E) the information is required to be disclosed by law or pursuant to court order or subpoeona.\n(b) The term Confidential Information as defined in Section 2(a) hereof shall include information obtained by the Company from any third party under an agreement including restrictions on disclosure known to the Stockholder.\n(c) In the event that a Stockholder is requested pursuant to subpoena or other legal process to disclose any of the Confidential Information, such Stockholder will provide the Company with prompt notice (unless notice is prohibited by law) so that the Company may seek a protective order or other appropriate remedy and/or waive compliance with Section 2 of this Agreement. In the event that such protective order or other remedy is not obtained or that the Company waives compliance with the provisions of Section 2 of this Agreement, the Stockholder will furnish only that portion of the Confidential Information which is legally required.\n3. Material Agreement.\n(a) It is understood by and between the parties hereto that the foregoing covenants by the Stockholders are essential elements of this Agreement and that but for the agreements of the Stockholders to comply with such covenants, AUGI would not have entered into the Merger Agreement or paid the Merger Consideration to the Stockholders. AUGI and the Stockholders have independently consulted with their respective counsel and have been advised concerning the reasonableness and propriety of such covenants with specific regard to the businesses conducted by the Company.\n(b) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, express or implied, contained in this Agreement, the Merger Agreement or in any other \"Transaction Document\" (as that term is defined in the Merger Agreement), no future act of omission or commission by AUGI or any of its affiliates, or other actual or alleged breach by AUGI or such affiliates of any of their covenants or agreements contained in any Transaction Documents (in addition to this Agreement), shall in any way be deemed to modify, limit or terminate the covenants and agreements of the Stockholders contained in Section 1 and Section 2 hereof, all of which shall remain in full force and effect in accordance with their respective terms.\n4. Without intending to limit the remedies available to AUGI or the Company, each Stockholder further agrees that damages at law will be an insufficient remedy to AUGI if such Stockholder(s) breaches the terms of this Agreement and that AUGI or the Company may apply for and have injunctive relief in any court of competent jurisdiction to restrain the breach or threatened breach of or otherwise to specifically enforce any of the covenants contained herein, in each case without the necessity of proving damages or posting bond.\n5. This Agreement shall become effective upon the effectiveness of the Merger and shall terminate prior to the expiration of the Restrictive Period only with the written consent of AUGI.\n6. Any paragraph, sentence, phrase or other provision of this Agreement which is in conflict with any applicable statute, rule or other law shall be deemed, if possible, to be modified or altered to conform thereto or, if not possible, to be omitted herefrom. The invalidity of any portion hereof shall not affect the force and effect of the remaining valid portion hereof.\n7. THIS AGREEMENT SHALL BE CONSTRUED (BOTH AS TO VALIDITY AND PERFORMANCE) AND ENFORCED IN ACCORDANCE WITH AND GOVERNED BY THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE APPLICABLE TO AGREEMENTS MADE AND TO BE PERFORMED WHOLLY WITHIN SUCH JURISDICTION.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, this Agreement has been duly executed by or on behalf of each party hereto on the date set forth above.\nAMERICAN UNITED GLOBAL, INC.\nBy:_____________________________________\nName:\nTitle:\nTHE STOCKHOLDERS:\n________________________________________\nSIMANTOV MOSKONA\n________________________________________\nSERGIO LUCIANI", "questions": {"nda-18": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall not solicit some of Disclosing Party's representatives.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-4": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall not use any Confidential Information for any purpose other than the purposes stated in Agreement.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-5": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may share some Confidential Information with some of Receiving Party's employees.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-7": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may share some Confidential Information with some third-parties (including consultants, agents and professional advisors).\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/411", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/411", "text_sha256": "6369f52a1e910b19041d26869df8d5c14f42f2b12df66eb5488d80fcd71d2962", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 411, "file_name": "859792_0001005477-96-000681_document_3.txt"}, "stratum": "sec-text", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5b2351cbff2236905afc8244f171fe954b237e477505de8e485374114b135c9c"}}
{"state": "User: Can you tell me about the Morning Routine scene in my smart home system?\nAI: Sure, let me check.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"DeleteScene": "This API deletes a scene by its name.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "TimedSwitch": "This API for setting a timed switch for a smart device.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "CancelTimedSwitch": "Cancels a timed switch for a smart device.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "QueryScene": "This API queries a scene of smart home system, given the scene name", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password."}, "label": "QueryScene", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/175", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryScene-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "11db88640379f56af974d4fc8c56f338633192541b25c5a79292bb62104c0a59", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 175, "file": "QueryScene-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryScene", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "099d6d3223bf543cf833faa37d656af5e227cb5283a8487f31787229813d5755"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me change my account password?\nAI: Sure, I can help with that. Can you confirm your username and old password for authentication?\nUser: My username is user1 and my old password is user1pass.\nAI: Alright. To change your password, I need a token for authentication. Let me retrieve it for you.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='user1', password='user1pass')]->{'token': 'n9m8k7j6h5g4f3d2s1a0'}\nAI: Got it. What would you like your new password to be?\nUser: My new password is newpass123.\nAI: Great.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password."}, "label": "ModifyPassword", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/153", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyPassword-ForgotPassword-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "57a8068edee624bf05fecf229d2d0926fab12e15110604bec0eff255cb37cba6", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 153, "file": "ModifyPassword-ForgotPassword-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyPassword", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6ee27eb838305b60765889f1c9bb84b2de0abea7e1ba8e96e7142b7818cffbe2"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me register an appointment at the hospital?\nAI: Of course, I can do that for you. Please provide me with the patient name, appointment date and doctor name.\nUser: The patient name is John, appointment date is 2022-03-05 and the doctor's name is Dr. Smith.\nAI: Alright, I am processing your request.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date."}, "label": "AppointmentRegistration", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/375", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/AppointmentRegistration-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "a81a263f5307b6563707cba7153429bbc301739ddeb2a8b5023f89a462383e5e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 375, "file": "AppointmentRegistration-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "AppointmentRegistration", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b57daf322133107aeb08e67832715fe1ba036cb01c850a275c65793b8c768df0"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Can you provide the address ?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "requests.get", "description": "Sends a GET request to the specified URL and retrieves data as specified by the parameters.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"allow_redirects\": {\"default\": true, \"description\": \"Determines if HTTP redirections (301, 302, etc.) should be followed.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"auth\": {\"default\": null, \"description\": \"A tuple representing the user credentials for HTTP authentication, typically in the form of (username, password).\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"tuple\"}, \"cert\": {\"default\": null, \"description\": \"Path to an SSL certificate file to verify the peer, or a tuple of (certificate file, key file).\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"cookies\": {\"default\": {}, \"description\": \"A dictionary of cookies to send with the request. The key is the cookie name and the value is the cookie value.\", \"properties\": {\"csrftoken\": {\"description\": \"CSRF protection token.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"sessionid\": {\"description\": \"Session identifier cookie.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"type\": \"dict\"}, \"headers\": {\"default\": {}, \"description\": \"A dictionary of HTTP headers to send with the request. Each key-value pair represents a header name and its value.\", \"properties\": {\"Accept\": {\"default\": \"application/json\", \"description\": \"The Media type(s) that is/are acceptable for the response.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"Content-Type\": {\"default\": \"application/json\", \"description\": \"The MIME type of the body of the request (used with POST and PUT requests).\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"type\": \"dict\"}, \"params\": {\"default\": {}, \"description\": \"Query parameters to append to the URL for the GET request.\", \"properties\": {\"format\": {\"description\": \"The desired response format.\", \"enum\": [\"xml\", \"json\", \"jsonv2\", \"geojson\", \"geocodejson\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"lat\": {\"description\": \"Latitude of the location for the query, in degrees.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"lon\": {\"description\": \"Longitude of the location for the query, in degrees.\", \"type\": \"float\"}}, \"type\": \"dict\"}, \"proxies\": {\"default\": {}, \"description\": \"A dictionary mapping protocol names to the URL of the proxy.\", \"properties\": {\"http\": {\"description\": \"URL of the proxy for HTTP requests.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"https\": {\"description\": \"URL of the proxy for HTTPS requests.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"type\": \"dict\"}, \"stream\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"If True, the response content will not be downloaded immediately but streamed.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"timeout\": {\"default\": 5.0, \"description\": \"The number of seconds to wait for the server to send data before giving up, as a float, or a (connect_timeout, read_timeout) tuple.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"url\": {\"description\": \"The URL to which the GET request is sent. It is expected to be a well-formed HTTP or HTTPS URL.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"verify\": {\"default\": true, \"description\": \"Whether to verify the server's TLS certificate or not, or a path to a CA bundle if verification is needed.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}}, \"required\": [\"url\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `requests.get` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_331-76-29", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_331-76-29", "text_sha256": "15d42a0fcd3b7d4eb24ec4d3ba04dc97405add0a1020d7cb8eb2d9df52dddef6", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_irrelevance.json", "id": "live_irrelevance_331-76-29"}, "stratum": "live_irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "01fef5b6d603fadff76336dfdc50eec5c884d45b86fe3da256e5423c9087109f"}}
{"state": "Write a function to find the lateral surface area of a cylinder.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.112", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.112", "text_sha256": "652c26852ccad3c69eaa51bf0e57e6815e1174d20249d9f795ff4b99bd5ad4df", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.112"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6982782f0a466acfe0ddbdb9e2725dbe5301f8c59ecf934cf31a706be61068d9"}}
{"state": "According to textbook knowledge, the mass of the earth is about 6×1024kg\r\n. How is this number determined when one cannot just weight the earth using regular scales?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Answer: To profit, buy at a high altitude and sell at a low altitude. Explanation is left to the student.\n \nCheck Your Understanding\n4. What would happen to your weight if the mass of the Earth\n  somehow increased by 10%?\nAnswer: Your weight is nothing but force of gravity between\n  the earth and you (as an object with a mass m). As shown in the above graph,\n  changing one of the masses results in change in force of gravity. In this case,\n  if the earth' mass goes up by 10%, then the", "doc_2": "'s average density can be determined through gravimetric experiments, which have historically involved pendulums. The mass of Earth is about 6×10 kg. The average density of Earth is 5.515 g/cm.", "doc_3": "at the\nEarth's surface is found to be about 980 cm/second/second.\nMass and Weight\nMass is a measure of how much material is in an object, but \n  weight is a measure of\n  the gravitational force exerted on that material in a gravitational field;\n  thus, mass and weight are proportional to each other, with the acceleration due\n  to gravity as the proportionality constant.\n  It follows that\n  mass is constant for an object (actually this is not quite true as described by the Relativity Theory), \n  but weight depends", "doc_4": "This extra computational power showed that lower-resolution simulations can miss out on important aspects of these kinds of collisions, allowing researchers to see new behaviors emerge in a way previous studies just couldn’t see.\nA Puzzle of Planetary History\nUnderstanding the Moon’s origins requires using what we know about the Moon – our knowledge of its mass, orbit, and the precise analysis of lunar rock samples – and coming up with scenarios that could lead to what we see today.\nPreviously prevailing theories could explain some aspects of the Moon’s properties quite well, such as its mass and orbit", "doc_5": "part3 -------------------\nModern form[edit]\nIn modern language, the law states the following:\nEvery point mass attracts every single other point mass by a force acting along the line intersecting both points. The force is proportional to the product of the two masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them:\n\nDiagram of two masses attracting one another\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nF\n=\nG\n\n\n\n\nm\n\n1\n\n\n\nm\n\n2\n\n\n\n\nr\n\n2\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n{\\displaystyle F=G{\\frac {m_{1}m_{2}}{r^{2}}}\\ }\n\n\nwhere\n\nF is the force between the masses;\nG is the Newtonian constant of gravitation (6.674×10 m⋅kg⋅s);\nm1 is the first mass;\nm2 is the second mass;\nr is the distance between the centers of the masses.\nError plot showing experimental values for G.\nAssuming SI units, F is measured in newtons (N), m1 and m2 in kilograms (kg), r in meters (m), and the constant G is 6.67430(15)×10 m⋅kg⋅s.\nThe value of the constant G was first accurately determined from the results of the Cavendish experiment conducted by the British scientist Henry Cavendish in 1798, although Cavendish did not himself calculate a numerical value for G. This experiment was also the first test of Newton's theory of gravitation between masses in the laboratory. It took place 111 years after the publication of Newton's Principia and 71 years after Newton's death, so none of Newton's calculations could use the value of G; instead he could only calculate a force relative to another force."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/17", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/17", "text_sha256": "d3a2fb08015b4f3c6d1691de619ef6b5d45d2df28bb474fc8f5ad5093faffca1", "gold_id": "mass_of_earth/Newton%27s_law_of_universal_gravitation3.txt", "negative_ids": ["solid_inner_core/Internal_structure_of_Earth2_4.txt", "formation_of_earth/collision_may_have_formed_the_moon_in_mere_hours_simulations_reveal5_4.txt", "newton_estimation/ReviewofGravity_html4_0.txt", "newton_estimation/ReviewofGravity_html3_1.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "17"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c0318c6a8392c91f519c0aff0bb84d185cce89abdc5fa986bff5fe9fb17eab52"}}
{"state": "Laura asked Rachel if she could borrow some clothes because _ loved her fashion sense.\nA) Rachel\nB) Laura\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null}, "label": "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.615", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.615", "text_sha256": "e61fcf49de926cfde284df1291c986da55932eee407e725e2eaccc87e7520bc8", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.615"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c6cac2c6633d8e4b3d2f11d51d8765187feed5d9388d4dd83ec6b99f0a7098d3"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Scuba diving", "context": "An intro leads into a man in women sitting beside a pool and talking. the people"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "hold up shots and begin shooting at a pinata.", "opt_2": "then jump in and begin swimming in the pool while one of the women jokes with the camera man.", "opt_3": "are then shown underwater wearing scuba gear and teaching one another hand signals while the man speaks to the camera above the surface.", "opt_4": "then play a game while the camera shows them all completing the turn at the end."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/14401", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_pYb8jzB5vs0", "text_sha256": "5ebb1603a1fce04a85eb92746844e2991b6e8a1a14e4e5e1f7e5ee451fcfc23a", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 999, "source_id": "activitynet~v_pYb8jzB5vs0"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "75a08d3686ff4f8e4c7fbd4144c5af892253c21b5cc1a00704d658bf51e85e4d"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#ffc80d #e8cc0c #fff800 #6eff0d #b0e80c", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ffc80d #e8cc0c #fff800 #6eff0d #b0e80c", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#fe6730 #d11b3d #880934 #441b2f #211d26", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ffd466 #a39c39 #172b25 #43472b #ff7f63", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#fce4a6 #a6a682 #71969f #00314c #d71a21", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#520000 #760000 #e4d09b #243c60 #0f1d33", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#132625 #2e453f #637855 #a8a377 #e3c376", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#b0951a #6b751c #215b70 #333257 #40061e", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#30261f #897360 #32434a #573226 #210f0a", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#30261f #897360 #32434a #573226 #210f0a", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ff2274 #e82f00 #2100ff #fff491 #e8032f", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#bf4a3f #401201 #733702 #d97904 #f2cf63", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#f0e1ef #b57c74 #9f002d #17515c #01181c", "b": "#573f39 #383035 #7c8966 #b7c7a9 #f6e8c7"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/1110", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/1110", "text_sha256": "af8b9bca2d19687bea2c574b72fb7272000e32b10e5e08622070fc8848a4312d", "themes": [12926, 5702], "ratings": [2, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 1110}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ce9097face316efe6f4ec09ab7562b66b56293c9230daaacec70aa73cbfc8103"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Tennis serve with ball bouncing", "context": "A man dressed in a black sweatshirt and black shorts, along with another person dressed in white athletic wear are standing in a tennis court near the net. They are both holding tennis rackets. the person in black"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "opens the accordion, inserts a blue string into the racket and begins to play.", "opt_2": "is playing racket ball with the first player.", "opt_3": "easily snaps the tennis ball into the court, then the person in black walks over to the man dressed in a black tank top volleyball net tennis clothes.", "opt_4": "is giving a tutorial on how to return a serve in tennis."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/14250", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_n9MONPwq7x0", "text_sha256": "c8de8a1cefa43203dd40350a7f09346a29e476610982a531619ffdebd391b227", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 985, "source_id": "activitynet~v_n9MONPwq7x0"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b316b43346afb8c0bf268a7b792b9a0bc3200c33558d462bebaf776a48b967c8"}}
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{"state": {"activity": "Cutting the grass", "context": "After that, she doesn't say anything else and the boy is seen pushing the lawnmower in different directions and the woman speaks again. in the end"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": ", the boy is tired and is still mowing the lawn while the woman says good job desmin.", "opt_2": ", the person is talking to the camera and begins to bring out the lawn mowing equipment to the dog from the driveway.", "opt_3": ", he moves all the items and the woman continues driving while a young man shows it to the camera.", "opt_4": ", she puts down the sickle and walks over to the boy and adds another to the field for added weight."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/36677", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_VpZ3PaLi2RQ", "text_sha256": "3007b538ec90a061529fdf1607ecce0f526b5f59acb7afb33aef61156e1ec17c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2379, "source_id": "activitynet~v_VpZ3PaLi2RQ"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "42763c57c05fb21861982e07a3f77d622b5fa0b48143a4e7db770b99127f84de"}}
{"state": "In the United States, the upcoming autumnal equinox is marked on most calendars as the \"first day of autumn.\" Similarly the solstices are commonly called the \"first day of summer\" and \"first day of winter.\" However in most other languages -- and even in older discussions in English -- the solstices have names like \"Midsummer's Day\" and \"Midwinter's Day.\"\n\nIs there some sound reason (e.g. typical temperatures, asymmetrical sunrise/sunset times, thermal inertia, etc.) to consider a solstice as the first day of a new season, rather than the middle?\n\nAlso (perhaps less on-topic) is there any record of when the change in nomenclature took place in the U.S.? Are there similar discrepancies in other English-speaking countries or in other cultures?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "timing has winter starting at the winter solstice, spring at the spring equinox, and so on. This is used worldwide, although some countries like Australia, New Zealand, Pakistan and Russia prefer to use meteorological reckoning. The precise timing of the seasons is determined by the exact times of the sun reaching the tropics of Cancer and Capricorn for the solstices and the times of the sun's transit over the equator for the equinoxes, or a traditional date close to these times.\nThe following diagram shows the relation between the line of solstice and the line", "doc_2": "is still ceremonially observed in Ireland and some East Asian countries. Summer is defined as the quarter of the year with the greatest insolation and winter as the quarter with the least.\nThe solar seasons change at the cross-quarter days, which are about 3–4 weeks earlier than the meteorological seasons and 6–7 weeks earlier than seasons starting at equinoxes and solstices.  Thus, the day of greatest insolation is designated \"midsummer\" as noted in William Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream, which is set on the summer solstice.", "doc_3": "designated \"midsummer\" as noted in William Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream, which is set on the summer solstice.  On the Celtic calendar, the start of the seasons corresponds to four Pagan agricultural festivals - the traditional first day of winter is 1 November (Samhain, the Celtic origin of Halloween); spring starts 1 February (Celtic Imbolc); summer begins 1 May (Beltane, the Celtic origin of May Day); the first day of autumn is 1 August (Celtic Lughnasadh).\nIrish seasons\n\n\nSeason", "doc_4": "helion has moved from December into January). He then defines the seasons of autumn, winter, spring, and summer as starting half-way through these intervals.[31] He gives \"the eighth day to the Kalends of January\" (December 25) as the date of the winter solstice, though actually it occurred on the 22nd or 23rd at that time.[32]\nNowadays the astronomical timing has winter starting at the winter solstice, spring at the spring equinox, and so on. This is used worldwide, although some countries like Australia, New Zealand,[33]", "doc_5": "part1 -------------------\nA season is a division of the year marked by changes in weather, ecology, and the amount of daylight. The growing season is that portion of the year in which local conditions (i.e. rainfall, temperature, daylight) permit normal plant growth. While each plant or crop has a specific growing season that depends on its genetic adaptation, growing seasons can generally be grouped into macro-environmental classes.\nAxial tilt of the Earth inherently affect growing seasons across the globe."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/9", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/9", "text_sha256": "b9cd94f075dc288865716a3cbf4b9534f61b0a3639546eecca54f9c8a54549f5", "gold_id": "start_of_a_season/Growing_season1.txt", "negative_ids": ["meteorological_versus_astronomical_seasons/Season3_13.txt", "meteorological_versus_astronomical_seasons/Season3_24.txt", "colder_winter_after_solstice/Season3_16.txt", "colder_winter_after_solstice/Season3_27.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "9"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2122b2e53ec7e4bb0dab857b2989004fee1a234ed67fc9b6f8ef985237583dda"}}
{"state": "\"I'm looking to learn more about different numbers. Can you share an intriguing piece of trivia about the number 6?\"", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "get_trivia_fact: Fetches a trivia fact about a given number from the Numbers API.", "tool_2": "get trivia fact: {\"category\": \"visual processing\", \"name\": \"get trivia fact\", \"parameters\": [{\"description\": \"The number, e.g., 8\", \"in\": \"query\", \"name\": \"number\", \"schema\": {\"default\": \"8\", \"type\": \"float\"}}], \"responses\": \"No description\"}", "tool_3": "Get Trivia Fact: Returns a trivia fact about a given number.", "tool_4": "Phone Number Lookup and Validation API: A free API for looking up and validating phone numbers. It provides information about the phone number, including its validity and other details.", "tool_5": "v1_trivia: Fetches trivia questions from the API Ninjas Trivia API endpoint."}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/mnms_query_14", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/mnms_query_14", "text_sha256": "9964cb7bad7ab87b6a665c9a1aadac5feec2209fe132fe33604849fd2bbcd68c", "gold_id": "mnms_tool_14", "negative_ids": ["apigen_tool_1483", "toolACE_tool_2701", "apigen_tool_91", "toolACE_tool_9963"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:mnms/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "mnms", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "923cf3d5b3f0d08ca56784da5bd3b447293ed32f0e7629c5efcfcf8672cc86ac"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "Panetta : Trump comment about getting attention"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Panetta : Trump comment about getting detention", "b": "Panetta : Trump comment about getting haircut"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/12737-11703", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/12737", "text_sha256": "f82dc493fc6f2fbbaef5f6882cbee2f07ee035b56539ad9b5fc168e3f70d63f4", "grades": ["0.4", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "12737-11703"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b5165912557e9457b33ddd22572f6a7fb514c6ef58feacea215ad59d4f04689e"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Rope skipping", "context": "Three people are seen standing in the middle of a large gymnasium holding onto a jump rope. The people then jump around one another while people watch on the sides. they"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "continue to jump around one back and fourth on the jump ropes and end by jumping down down together.", "opt_2": "end their stunts spinning around on the rope.", "opt_3": "continue jumping up and down while others clap and cheer on the side and shake their hands.", "opt_4": "continue swinging the rope around and end by giving a pose."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/48176", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_Amgt0yzQido", "text_sha256": "f6e937eed14d12b7a44711a9f8714251cdc771af6eff64fa9257415b6ff1c4a1", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 3133, "source_id": "activitynet~v_Amgt0yzQido"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3002468965b5c94c64f064840bfc2d53247d40a4c65881deeb2422d2f2920ea4"}}
{"state": {"service": "The best place to find tickets to events near you", "dialogue": ["User: I want something fun to do.", "System: Any city or option like music or a sports event?", "User: I prefer a concert in New York.", "System: OK, Amber Run Brooklyn is at Warsaw on March 14th at 6 pm.", "User: That sounds good.", "System: Would you like tickets?", "User: Yes, I want 4 please."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindCityEvents": "Find leisure events in a specific location", "BuyEventTicket": "Buy tickets for chosen event", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "BuyEventTicket", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/20_00001/6", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/20_00001", "text_sha256": "f9e1480587347e2fa7fe5f10e920ea08fec66b05547e842d4ba4443970482ab6", "schema_variant": "v1", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "20_00001", "turn": 6}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "97a1d4867deaaa7c3badb3263209d718f70a5e91e9f23a0c13a3e1cdda000608"}}
{"state": "Why there is no study on the forecasting methods for the exchange rates of CBDCs? What do you think?\n\nWhat do you think about the predictiion/forecasting the exchange rate of CBDCs?\n\n(CBDC= CENTRAL BANK DIGITAL CURRENCY)\n\nI cannot find any paper on this issue in the literature. But, there are some papers and studies on the forecasting methods for the exchange rate of cryptocurrencies.\n\nI am asking the reasons why there is no study on the forecasting the exchange rates of CBDCs? What do you think? Does this issue make no sense?\n\nMy thought is that CBDCs are pegged to the value of that country's fiat currency.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "A **fixed exchange rate** , also known as a pegged exchange rate, is when a\ncurrency's value is fixed against either the value of another single currency,\na basket of other currencies, or another measurable value, like gold. In a\nfixed [ exchange rate regime ](/explanations/macroeconomics/economics-of-\nmoney/exchange-rate-regime/) , the government or central bank maintains the\nexchange rate at a specific level.", "doc_2": "KEY TAKEAWAYS\nRON is the three-letter code for the Romanian currency.\nThe currency is issued by the country's central bank, the National Bank of Romania or Banca Națională a României.\nThe new leu was adopted in 2005 when it replaced the old leu.\n2\nThe currency is scheduled to be replaced by the euro in 2024 but is not currently pegged to the euro or any other currency.\nUnderstanding RON (Romanian New Leu)\nThe RON is the currency code for the Romanian new leu. The N in the currency code stands for the new leu, which replaced the old leu in 2005. The new leu is the official national currency of Romania. As noted above, the country's central bank is the only institution that can issue the currency.", "doc_3": "When the central bank of a country implements monetary policy that increases\nthe money supply, it can lead to a fall in the interest rates. Lower interest\nrates make returns on investments and savings less attractive, encouraging\nspending and discouraging foreign investors. The decrease in foreign demand\nfor the currency can lead to a depreciation in the currency's value.", "doc_4": "In a fixed [ exchange rate regime ](/explanations/macroeconomics/economics-of-\nmoney/exchange-rate-regime/) , changes in the money supply can have\nsignificant impacts. If the central bank increases the money supply, it might\ncause the domestic currency's value to decrease relative to the currency to\nwhich it is pegged. In this case, to maintain the fixed exchange rate, the\ncentral bank must intervene by buying up the domestic currency using its\nforeign exchange reserves. Doing so reduces the supply of the domestic\ncurrency in the market, helping to restore its value.", "doc_5": "Launches\n\nMore than 10 countries have already launched some form of CBDC. This list\nincludes the Bahamas, which  [ introduced its Sand Dollar\n](https://www.reuters.com/article/us-cenbanks-digital-analysis/analysis-\ncentral-bankers-comb-for-crypto-clues-as-bahamas-launches-sand-dollar-\nidUSKBN28S0KT) in October of 2020; nine other Caribbean nations; Cambodia,\nwhich unveiled a  [ cross-border  ](https://www.ledgerinsights.com/cambodia-\ncentral-bank-cbdc-cross-border-digital-currency-payments-from-malaysia-\nbakong/) , remittance-focused CBDC; and Nigeria, which launched its  [ e-Naira\n](https://www.reuters.com/technology/nigeria-launches-enaira-amid-hope-\nscepticism-plenty-uncertainty-2021-10-25/) in October of 2021. The Cambodian\nand most of the Caribbean central banks used blockchain technology for their\nCBDCs, while Nigeria and  [ Jamaica  ](https://jis.gov.jm/boj-prepares-for-\ncentral-bank-digital-currency/) opted for more conventional database\narchitectures.\n\nMost of the CBDCs launched thus far have been developed for retail purposes,\nalthough several Caribbean countries have opted for  [ hybrid retail and\nwholesale  ](https://www.finextra.com/the-long-read/320/cbdcs-heres-what-\nevery-central-bank-in-the-world-is-working-on) models. Other wholesale CBDCs\nare developing at a brisk pace in the pilot stage."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/21", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/21", "text_sha256": "bd4eb338e82e70fa9e83678d5cd51c3c82357c46b0a3ce68208ac26f3904a9e1", "gold_id": "exchange_cbdc/centralbankdigitalcurrenciescbdc_11.txt", "negative_ids": ["single_currency/moneysupplyandexchangerate_140.txt", "single_currency/moneysupplyandexchangerate_141.txt", "single_currency/moneysupplyandexchangerate_129.txt", "interest_rate_parity/ronromaniannewleuasp_2.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "21"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "589410e37bae9c43fc978b6a22109f186f1850b35faf1ebb3a262a1140ea9b13"}}
{"state": "Formulate a presentation for the upcoming movie event named 'Movie Extravaganza'. The current date and time should be appended on the first slide. Look for an image pertaining to movies and incorporate it into the second slide. Enumerate the top three forthcoming movies on the third slide. The presentation should be saved to my computer under the file path `outputs/movie_event.pptx`.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "rotateImage: Rotate an image by a specified angle", "tool_2": "List Upcoming Movies: Returns the 4 latest upcoming movies in JSONP format", "tool_3": "PPT.create_file: Create a pptx file with specific themes", "tool_4": "detectEdges: Detect edges in an image using a specific edge detection algorithm", "tool_5": "resizeImage: Resize a digital image to a specific width and height"}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/t_eval_step_query_45", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/t_eval_step_query_45", "text_sha256": "a5f85b742dc3e663b1662635ef4e34f1f97d522e490032b3653a79a0b9e23450", "gold_id": "t_eval_step_tool_10", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_6845", "toolACE_tool_7881", "toolACE_tool_5783", "toolACE_tool_7880"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:t-eval-step/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "t-eval-step", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e3c956132ff29ccd98e08f829568afff291d3b52a6e015f100ee0376a253a524"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Welding", "context": ". a man with a orange shirt and blue gloves"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "is standing in a snow covered parking lot talking while holding a skateboard and talking.", "opt_2": "is doing gymnastics on an elliptical.", "opt_3": "is shown operating a fire torch machine.", "opt_4": "approaches a green motor vehicle that is in a pool."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/41904", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_Launtf-qjDM", "text_sha256": "63e51c132f16d62f986babb9020ebcc1c987bbf5dd75fb58f1753de3e29c4109", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2742, "source_id": "activitynet~v_Launtf-qjDM"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c4974a86122ccd5a9c204c47016d304df4aa0b61f036d199a94fb9e5b028be13"}}
{"state": "The dog ran into the bedroom during the rainstorm while we stayed in the kitchen because the rain was louder in the _ .\nA) kitchen\nB) bedroom\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-v1": null, "claude-v2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null}, "label": "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.484", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.484", "text_sha256": "1342074b3a307228ce46e66d878e80537552a7baaad8fa8c44c60ed98a49ee73", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.484"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "923bc6358e023e1019e86eaed710af262c7262614420ef803b3773a670f4bc58"}}
{"state": "image/image_427.jpg \nPut three biscuits in one bag, how many bags can I put for the biscuits in the picture", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "convertImageFormat: Converts an image to a different format, such as JPG, PNG, or WebP.", "tool_2": "Detect Face: useful when you only want to detect out or tag faces in the picture. like: find all the faces that appear in the picture. tag someone in the picture. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the image_path.", "tool_3": "getMapImage: Retrieve a map image centered on the specified IP address.", "tool_4": "Calculator: A calculator tool. The input must be a single Python expression and you cannot import packages. You can use functions in the `math` package without import.", "tool_5": "convertImage: Converts an image to a different file type."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gta_query_13", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gta_query_13", "text_sha256": "3c6c9d7042caf715fa539901fea67931d8dc6d62d353583fdfbcfe45b49d8a55", "gold_id": "gta_tool_0", "negative_ids": ["toolalpaca_tool_857", "gpt4tools_tool_4", "toolalpaca_tool_1370", "toolalpaca_tool_1070"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gta/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "gta", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4110245a4e91a6b51d2105eea70fd80cc4af5f3b224760d7803b042993d395a1"}}
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{"state": "IV regression: first stage in logs, second stage in levels?\n\nI have a regression in levels, derived from theory.\n\nI want to instrument one of the variables, but the best instrument I find has a weak correlation to the endogenous variable in levels, and a strong correlation in logs. Both are very heteroskedastic.\n\nIs it possible to somehow instrument with the first stage in logs, and the second stage in levels?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "One computational method which can be used to calculate IV estimates is two-\nstage least squares (2SLS or TSLS). In the first stage, each explanatory\nvariable that is an endogenous covariate in the equation of interest is\nregressed on all of the exogenous variables in the model, including both\nexogenous covariates in the equation of interest and the excluded instruments.\nThe predicted values from these regressions are obtained:", "doc_2": "* The instrument must be correlated with the endogenous explanatory variables, conditionally on the other covariates. If this correlation is strong, then the instrument is said to have a **strong first stage** . A weak correlation may provide misleading inferences about parameter estimates and standard errors.  [3]  [4]\n* The instrument cannot be correlated with the error term in the explanatory equation, conditionally on the other covariates. In other words, the instrument cannot suffer from the same problem as the original predicting variable. If this condition is met, then the instrument is said to satisfy the **exclusion restriction** .", "doc_3": "As Bound, [ Jaeger ](/wiki/David_A._Jaeger \"David A. Jaeger\") , and Baker\n(1995) note, a problem is caused by the selection of \"weak\" instruments,\ninstruments that are poor predictors of the endogenous question predictor in\nthe first-stage equation.  [19]  In this case, the prediction of the question\npredictor by the instrument will be poor and the predicted values will have\nvery little variation. Consequently, they are unlikely to have much success in\npredicting the ultimate outcome when they are used to replace the question\npredictor in the second-stage equation.", "doc_4": "Economics 8379\nSpring 2020\nBen Williams\nIV estimators and “forbidden regressions”\nPreliminary results\nConsider the triangular model with first stage given by\nxi2 = γ\n0\n1Xi1 + γ2Zi + νi\nand second stage given by\nyi = β\n0\n1Xi1 + β2xi2 + ui\nTo use matrix notation, let y denote the n × 1 vector y = (y1, . . . , yn)\n0\n, let X denote the n × k\nmatrix with i\nth row given by (X0\ni1\n, xi2), and let Z˜ denote the n × q matrix with i\nth row given by\n(X0\ni1\n, Z0\ni\n). The two stage least squares (2SLS) estimator of β = (β\n0\n1\n, β2)\n0\nis given by\nβˆ2SLS = (Xˆ0X)\n−1Xˆ0\ny\nwhere Xˆ = Z˜(Z˜0Z˜)\n−1Z˜0X. We can also define an indirect least squares estimator of β as\nβˆILS = (Z\n∗0X)\n−1Z\n∗0y\nfor some matrix Z\n∗\n. The simplest example of an indirect least squares estimator is when q = k so\nthat Z˜0X is a square matrix and we can calculate an indirect least squares estimator using Z\n∗ = Z˜.\nResult 1. βˆ2SLS is a version of the ILS estimator with Z\n∗ = Xˆ. If q = k then βˆ2SLS is\nalso equivalent to an ILS estimator with Z\n∗ = Z˜.\nProof. First note that Xˆ0Xˆ = X0PZ˜P", "doc_5": "In the second stage, the regression of interest is estimated as usual, except\nthat in this stage each endogenous covariate is replaced with the predicted\nvalues from the first stage:"}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/74", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/74", "text_sha256": "d161879b7c2724a4b7c105d52cdb8be2a823be6d07cbc59166c44c158122ce51", "gold_id": "forbidden_regression/notesonforbiddenregressionspdf_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["frisch/Instrumentalvariable_43.txt", "frisch/Instrumentalvariable_121.txt", "frisch/Instrumentalvariable_116.txt", "frisch/Instrumentalvariable_144.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "74"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "57ce417ec426cf8005c043d6a7619dbc4975d17c7068d9918a99396e117d95c6"}}
{"state": "On an average day, Sam and Tenzin partook in the temple chores. Under Sam's watchful eye, Tenzin diligently cleaned and preserved various artifacts, while Sam also shared his knowledge about each piece. Amidst this peaceful environment, Rinchen punctually arrived as part of her daily routine. Although Rinchen was a visitor, her fascination with the serene temple and its intricate artifacts made her a regular figure. Among those artifacts, the traditional bell resonated most deeply with her, and she often innocently moved it from its stand. Sam, diligent as ever, made sure the bell found its way back to the bell stand after Rinchen left each day. Similarly, Tenzin ensured the prayer book was back on the bookshelf, its rightful place. Despite their individual tasks, they were all aware of each item's location, ensuring harmony within the temple.\n\nWith evening prayers nearing, Tenzin gently picked up the prayer book and laid it on the prayer table, its pages delicately shimmering under the temple lights, ready to guide the evening's ceremonies. Unbeknownst to Tenzin, amidst the backdrop of his sacred duties, Rinchen entered a realm of deep devotion, her prayers absorbing her every ounce of attention. The blissful aura encasing the temple rendered her oblivious to her surroundings, turning her focus inward. In the meantime, Sam found himself engrossed in enlightening young Tenzin through a discourse steeped in ancient wisdom. His voice fill the tranquil air of the temple, creating an enriching atmosphere of learning and introspection. As Sam passed on his knowledge, Tenzin, being in solemn concentration, was busy tending to an artifact with his back turned to his mentor. The tranquillity of the temple was carried forward through the disciplined conduct of its inhabitants.\n\nRinchen, unable to resist her fascination, gently lifted the temple bell and moved it to the meditation room. She loved the sound of the bell, the sense of peace it instilled, and frequently shifted its location within the temple, much to Sam's quiet amusement. During their daily chores at the temple, Sam was instructing Tenzin in a teaching session. Both of them were engrossed in the teachings and the temple began to fill with a learning atmosphere. Meanwhile, in the midst of this tranquility, Rinchen walked over to an artifact, entranced. Tenzin, enthusiastic as he was, actively participated in Sam's teaching session. It brought great joy to Sam to see Tenzin catch his instructions so intently.\n\nThe teaching session was held in such a way that they had a clear view of the entire temple. It provided Sam with the opportunity to keep an eye on Rinchen without interrupting their session. In spite of her fascination with the artifacts, Rinchen was always respectful and treated them with care. Tenzin, regardless of his focus on learning, also remained aware of the movements within the temple. The command area in which the teaching session took place made it possible for Sam and Tenzin to maintain the sanctity of the sacred space.\n\nWith a gentle, respectful touch, Sam returned the temple bell back to its stand, ensuring it in its rightful place once again after Rinchen's departure. Rinchen, under the veil of tranquility that the temple provided, bid her goodbye for the day and made her way home. The temple grounds echoed with her soft departure. After her exit, Sam tasked himself with the meticulous act of replacing the artifacts to their sacred spots. One of his careful tasks included lifting the artifact, their bell, and moving it back into the resting place from where it had last been moved. He performed this duty with utmost care and respect, honoring the sanctity of the object, and the temple itself. Nearby, Tenzin was attentively involved in cleaning the area, maintaining the temple's cleanliness and peaceful ambiance. \n\nThe conclusion of the day beckoned, marked by Sam's tender act of restoring the temple artifact while also guiding young Tenzin in the art of temple-keeping. And so, the rhythmic pattern of life in the temple continued, an intricate dance of devotion blended with rituals and duties.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which location is the most likely place Rinchen would look to find the prayer book given the story?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "bell stand", "opt_2": "book shelf", "opt_3": "meditation room", "opt_4": "prayer table"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_object_placements"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/object_placements/244", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/object_placements/244", "text_sha256": "80d0fe6983d676524fc6c6d384060295281b40e535c4d600ba5a11460d5f8d2b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:object_placements.csv", "row": 244}, "stratum": "object_placements", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6a4d778e9a6fe57391c31b14b6b7e58362d2be5587af109baa7031c81010ca57"}}
{"state": {"service": "Platform to connect you with drivers to get passengers where they want to go", "dialogue": ["User: Can you find me a family counselor in San Jose?", "System: I found 8. How about Banner Linda L., a family counselor in San Jose.", "User: What is the address?", "System: They are located at 2516 Samaritan Drive.", "User: What is the phone number?", "System: The number is 408-358-7401.", "User: Sounds great thanks.", "System: Do you want to book an appointment?", "User: Yes please.", "System: What time and date would you like to make the appointment?", "User: I need something on teh 10th of this month, try 13:45.", "System: You want to book an appointment with Banner Linda L at 1:45 pm on March 10th, correct?", "User: Yes that's correct thanks.", "System: I was unable to make the appointment. How about 1:30 pm on March 10th with Banner Linda l?", "User: Yes try that please.", "System: Your appointment is scheduled. You will receive an email confirmation soon.", "User: I need a cab for 1 to get there, shared is fine.", "System: You want a shared ride for 1 to 2516 Samaritan Drive, correct?", "User: Yes that's correct."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"GetRideToLocation": "Book a cab for a destination and number of riders", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "GetRideToLocation", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/13_00082/18", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/13_00082", "text_sha256": "b7cb4c6bcbdf0c564d2c65283e22110ced023410c2bbcc65f420a0025901d17e", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "13_00082", "turn": 18}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f0bf218bd8bd2f8b6c2f190b87b614b9f38932b638849e18791bc98c51e68e83"}}
{"state": "I would like to apply the artistic style of 'example1.jpg' to the content of 'example2.jpg', then extract text from the resulting image, and use that text to adjust the playback speed of a video named 'example.mp4'. After that, transcribe the speech in the adjusted video and expand the transcribed text. Finally, apply audio effects to 'example.wav' based on the expanded text.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Automatic Speech Recognition: Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), also known as Speech to Text (STT), is the task of transcribing a given audio to text. It has many applications, such as voice user interfaces.", "tool_2": "FastPhotoStyle: a lightweight image styling tools, processing speed is very fast, but the resulting image art is weak, limited support for artistic style.", "tool_3": "Instruct Image Using Text: useful when you want to the style of the image to be like the text. like: make it look like a painting. or make it like a robot. The input to this tool should be a comma separated string of two, representing the image_path and the text.", "tool_4": "Artisto: an artificial intelligence-based image stylization tool that generates images with a specific artistic style, with a medium processing speed that is not suitable for tasks with strict processing time requirements.", "tool_5": "Image-to-Text: Extracts text from an input image using Optical Character Recognition (OCR)."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/taskbench_multimedia_query_4", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/taskbench_multimedia_query_4", "text_sha256": "cb8130fbb6b028fdbbfa445770205dea7314e405c52524298325ca9c8c57d1d5", "gold_id": "taskbench_multimedia_tool_12", "negative_ids": ["tool_be_honest_tool_839", "tool_be_honest_tool_838", "taskbench_huggingface_tool_19", "gpt4tools_tool_13"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:taskbench-multimedia/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "taskbench-multimedia", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "31196abbcba7baabe0b278e2ad98559ff1e40d548462dcb5e5f9d31a17b10b4d"}}
{"state": "In the vibrant epicenter of New York City, I was tasked with leading a skilled team at a prestigious news station. The team, a dynamic trio named Jane, Alex, and Lisa, each brought their own unique strengths and challenges. My mission was to strategically assign them to the critical roles of Reporting and Editing. I knew from experience that every strength could also be a potential weakness, and finding the perfect role for each individual was a puzzle I was eager to solve.\n\nFirst, there was Alex, a go-getter with a track record from his journalism student days of attending many international conferences. His instincts for investigative journalism were honed by these experiences, which yielded riveting pieces of news even when created under the stress of tight deadlines. However, the role of an editor required adherence to deadlines, which was a glaring Achilles heel in Alex's resume. And though Alex possessed a remarkable flair for improving the quality of his work over time and churning out materials that were considered decent, his chronic delays were just not feasible for an episodic news station. \n\nIn addition, the chemistry, well the lack of it, between Alex and Jane was concerning. Jane, a veteran with years of experience editing for a magazine, had a knack for making people open up easily. She had a unique ability to explain even the most complex matters in lucid, elementary terms, which naturally made her a valuable asset, but her condescending attitude was a thorn in the team's side. Alex, feeling undermined and unheard, often found his suggestions brazenly ignored by Jane, and tensions continued to flare.\n\nThen there was Lisa, a bright star in our team, who held a degree in broadcast journalism from a reputable university. She specialized in editing and her work yielded segments that often achieved the highest ratings, a testament to her dedication and expertise. It was a common sight to see Lisa's edits fly through the workflow with minimal adjustments from the final producers. She was a treasured former newspaper editor with wide-ranging experience, who enjoyed the unabashed admiration of viewers always willing to share positive feedback regarding her work. \n\nDespite the occasional clash with Jane, regarding differing approaches to tasks, Lisa had found a useful ally in Alex. Alex often found himself praising Lisa’s insights during team meetings, appreciating her unique perspective on various matters. They could communicate effectively as Lisa found a kindred spirit in Alex, who surprisingly didn't mind her criticism – a stark contrast to her relationship with Jane. \n\nIn the end, it became clear that each member had their own set of strengths and weaknesses. Understanding these vulnerabilities and complementing them with their diverse skills was pivotal to completing my assignment of fitting them into the framework of Reporting and Editing. Entrusted with the responsibility of ensuring a smooth synergy within the team, my job was to play the role of puzzlemaster, assigning each piece to its correct spot. While the conclusion isn't explicitly stated, as a discerning reader, you may have already figured out the perfect assignment.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Reporting: Alex, Editing: Jane and Lisa", "opt_2": "Reporting: Jane, Editing: Alex and Lisa", "opt_3": "Reporting: Lisa, Editing: Alex and Jane"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/197", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/197", "text_sha256": "e0a232de6192fa4643dfbe0ef527b1df4fe78102a81d77721a17959bfd5d0ae1", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 197}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d32eae784d0387cd7dbb6a6d1c6496503539890e96b1fbc9354fdf78d1be71b9"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#a6200c #c95930 #fff1ad #a1b06a #2a2e24", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#6dd0cd #d6f272 #c1f257 #a47fe6 #f24ba7", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#6dd0cd #d6f272 #c1f257 #a47fe6 #f24ba7", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#fcc9ce #d3ca8f #bfb584 #f27289 #f25260", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#981831 #d15b6f #d5bda3 #fffcf8 #b0c746", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#cccc66 #00cca3 #3d997a #19804d #333333", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ffffff #dcdcdc #f5d95a #ffcd00 #191919", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#c25a31 #ebbf85 #4b5957 #263436 #727f00", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#c20f80 #ffff00 #07f508 #ff8400 #f71c00", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#eda04f #d4e8d6 #527865 #2b4c3f #022619", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#bbbfab #beac4e #000000 #eda670 #fbfbf9", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ffb400 #e86900 #ff3d00 #ff0c00 #e80033", "rating": 4}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#140306 #716557 #7d7466 #8f877a #400101", "b": "#fcbc95 #527460 #8ca68b #ffefb0 #f89a76"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/369", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/369", "text_sha256": "b3c08a09357b0ae816be37979274a57a21effa56a2cd6a8fb1ed5291fc1a7b4b", "themes": [1007, 1833], "ratings": [5, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 369}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2143a82a6d5696dd74f42710933f19db8414ea44d966b4dbb8224e4df8bb20d2"}}
{"state": "In the bustling labyrinth of a city mall, a grisly murder sends shockwaves as Xenia is killed with a nail gun, leaving Detective Winston with two perplexing suspects: Van and Wilfred.\n\nWinston sat across the table from a guy who looked like he could bench press a steam engine without breaking a sweat. This was Van, Xenia's accountant, the man whose name is repeated within the pages of her recent will and life insurance policy changes, as sole beneficiary. \n\nVan possessed an imposing frame, earned through countless hours in the gym, evidenced not only by his physique, but by the common knowledge that when not immersed in numerical acrobatics for his clients, Van was often pumping iron. His impressive devotion to physical fitness was a topic of conversation in many social circles, where he was frequently invited but always declined the invitations. Those who knew him joked about how he replaces the traditional 'work hard, play hard' with 'work hard, lift harder'.\n\nA fresh stream of tobacco smoke curled lazily from Winston's cigarette, the detective registered Van's behavior, quiet with a touch of aloofness. It piqued Winston's interest when the burly accountant was asked by a mutual acquaintance about his dating life, he deftly switched the topic to his recent smash of weightlifting records.\n\nVan, it seemed, preferred to shy away from social gatherings and personal inquiries, focusing on his private world of numbers and weights. It was quite a departure from his previous interest in furniture crafting where he had even enrolled in the course on construction safety to hone his hands-on skills.\n\nAll these were pieces of a puzzle Winston was trying to solve, yet there were occasional pieces that invariably stood out, like the receipt of a nail gun purchase Winston had found in Van's wallet and then confirmed by mail from the hardware store.\n\nThe same model nail gun, as the one used to end Xenia's life. A curious coincidence. And with Xenia's vast insurance payout at play and Van's trigger-happy finger on her life insurance policy alteration, Winston prodded further into Van's possible involvement. \n\nHe couldn't ignore the specter of Van's towering debts that strayed too close, too often into the spotlight, even this brief encounter.\n\nWinston had come a long way in his career, and he realized he had barely scratched the surface with this accountant. A man who lived in numbers, and died by them.\n\nWinston had spent all day at the busy crime scene at the local shopping mall – a gruesome scene with the victim Xenia, killed by a nail gun. Winston was hunting for leads to a suspect rumored to be a local lawyer turned aspiring politician. The bell on the mall entry chimed and in he walked, Wilfred. \n\n“Howdy Wilfred,” Winston said with a nod, recognizing him from local election debates. \n\n“Detective Winston...” Wilfred replied with a light bitter edge to his voice, “I trust you have everything in hand here?”\n\n“Looking into it very thoroughly, Sir, as I’m sure you’d want,” Winston replied with a subtle hint of sarcasm. \n\n“Aren't I aware of a construction project you're involved with?” Winston asked, remembering Wilfred’s role in city development. He also added, \"I remember you said you worked in the field before turning to law. And you mentioned you were especially adept with using nail guns in your construction work. That’s correct, isn't it?\" \n\nWilfred hesitated, “Yes, that there is part of my campaign portfolio. I used to be in construction, yes. And I did favor the use of nail guns over other tools.\"\n\n“I see, so you've had first-hand experience with construction work?”\n\nWilfred nodded in agreement and Winston continued, “I heard there was a nail gun missing from your site. A tool you're quite familiar with, am I right?”\n\nWilfred’s face went pale, “Why, yes, there was. We reported it...\"\n\nBefore Wilfred could complete his sentence, Winston cut in, “Do you remember Xenia?”\n\n“She had some wild accusations,” Wilfred stuttered, trying to hide his irritation, “She threatened to throw some trash into my election campaign.”\n\n“And I also heard,” Winston added, \"that she was actually explicit about her plans. In fact, she told you directly that she was going to expose your scandal, didn't she?\"\n\nWilfred’s face turned paler, “Well, yes, she did. But--”\n\nWinston grinned, \"Not just trash, Wilfred. She had physical evidence. Documents proving your indiscretion.\"\n\nWilfred gulped. Winston continued, “Her murder coincidentally took place during your unaccounted for period.”\n\nDespite the clear unease on his face, Wilfred sputtered, “I… I… That's impossible. I… I can prove my whereabouts.”\n\n“Well, Sir\" Winston said, shifting slightly to reveal the mall’s security camera pointing directly at them, \"you may have to explain why you, Mr. Wilfred, have been spotted on our CCTV not too long ago, roughly at the same time Xenia was found murdered. And let’s not forget about your high proficiency with nail guns.”\n\nBefore Wilfred had a chance to reply, Winston pulled his hat down over his eyes and walked away, leaving Wilfred in the middle of the bustling shopping mall.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Van", "opt_2": "Wilfred"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/59", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/59", "text_sha256": "4372478590b6d8096bcc2c658cd74d9b058ae8936c2506b3e820b54c48ec366c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 59}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8311b0071fd21961c4766e9952534ce71e9cab94f26ed89a2a44c4dc21f8c54b"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Get me information about Natural History Museum in London including timings, exhibitions, and accessibility."], "available_functions": [{"name": "tourist_spot_info", "description": "Retrieve information about a specific tourist spot.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"city\": {\"description\": \"The city where the tourist spot is located.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"details\": {\"default\": \"timing, attractions\", \"description\": \"Details of the tourist spot to get information on. For multiple details, separate them by comma.\", \"items\": {\"enum\": [\"timing\", \"attractions\", \"tickets\", \"accessibility\", \"history\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"spot\": {\"description\": \"The name of the tourist spot you want to get information for.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"spot\", \"city\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "museum_info", "description": "Retrieve information about a specific museum.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"city\": {\"description\": \"The city where the museum is located.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"features\": {\"default\": \"timings, exhibitions\", \"description\": \"Features of the museum to get information on. For multiple features, separate them by comma.\", \"items\": {\"enum\": [\"timings\", \"exhibitions\", \"accessibility\", \"events\", \"history\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"museum\": {\"description\": \"The name of the museum you want to get information for.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"museum\", \"city\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `tourist_spot_info` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `museum_info` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/multiple_78", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/multiple_78", "text_sha256": "8ffc0fbf863b3f86e9b4f8ba1f6230b1b997d3ede943f2832c101909fe39275d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_multiple.json", "id": "multiple_78"}, "stratum": "multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0d27ee16eab46024aff3ff83fb00b7264e4024aedb1bb013d012fd34aa489b50"}}
{"state": "In the serene isolation of a snow-draped chalet, Harry's life is abruptly ended by the vicious snap of a bear trap; now, it's up to the astute Detective Winston to unravel the deadly web spun by the questionable duo, Dexter and Gordon.\n\nWinston was sitting in his car, gazing at the misty country road that led to Gordon's farm. Bad news was often paired with a country farm, but today was particularly grave - A death at the chalet, a bear trap, and a farmer named Gordon.\n\nWinston slowly climbed out of the car as he neared the farmhouse - a large wooden structure isolated in the distant country land, adjacent to a somber cemetery. The only cemetery in town, he thought. Isolated, just like Gordon, its only neighbor who immigrated here with no known family. Gordon had landed there, growing crops, breeding animals, keeping up a farm.\n\nHe walked up the pathway onto the farm, noticing the creaking wooden sign that read 'Gordon's Hunting Supplies'. It was evident that Gordon was more than just a standard farmer. The sign was riddled with buckshot. 'Bear problems,' Winston thought to himself as he made his way to the front door. \n\nGordon was sitting on a rickety wooden stool as Winston made his approach. He was weathered from years of outdoor work and his eyes carried an unmistakable lonesome pain. His fists were gripped around a wooden handle, tapping rhythmically onto the dry farm soil. He was tense.\n\n\"Gordon?\" Winston quietly asked. The man nodded in response keeping his gaze fixed intently on the horizons towards the cemetery. \n\nHaving heard about Gordon's regular evening walks towards the cemetery, Winston tried to carefully navigate the conversation towards Harry. \n\n\"Heard you folks had quite a fuss at the farmer's market recently?\" The old farmer barely reacted, still lost in his world. \n\n\"Took away your best customer, did he?\" added Winston, trying to draw Gordon out. He was referring to the fact that their recent altercation was born out of Harry winning an award for his agricultural products - a feat that Gordon declared was a result of favoritism and had led to his sales dropping.\n\nMinutes of silence passed before Gordon finally spoke haltingly, \"Harry cost me my sales, my livelihood... Those people chose his products over mine.\"\n\nThen, as if realizing he'd said too much, Gordon hastily added, \"But that's all he took. I got no hard feelings.”\n\nWinston carefully listened but made no attempt to comfort Gordon or press the matter further. He took one final look at the brooding farmer, jotting down the conversation in his notepad.\n\nLeaving the stoic and isolated farmer behind, Winston walked back to his car, the image of Gordon gazing over his desolate farm, framed by the town cemetery slowly fading away in the rearview mirror. His evening walk later would follow the usual path towards the cemetery. Gordon might be an immigrant here, but the cemetery and the isolation made him a local... and a person of interest.\n\nWinston stood by the window in the chalet, gazing at the dense forest that surrounded the remote building. The last golden rays of the setting sun were piercing through the firs, illuminating the disturbingly peaceful crime scene where Harry met his end.\n\n\"Winston.\" His name was uttered by a bulky figure standing at the edge of the woods. He turned to see Dexter approaching him, his hulking silhouette cast in shadows by the setting sun.\n\n\"Evening.\" Winston greeted. \"You're Dexter, right?\"\n\n\"That's right.\" Dexter responded, a friendly smile replacing his creased frown. \"I'm guessing you're here about Harry.\"\n\n\"We'll have to speak about that.\" Winston confessed. \"Did you often hunt around these parts?\"\n\n\"Every chance I get.\" Dexter nodded, glancing back at the woods. \"The owner and I... we're close, see. Been hunting together for years. Learned a lot about traps and hunting methods in that time. He's generous too, lets me use the chalet pretty often.\"\n\n\"This a bear trap?\" Winston gestured to the congealing pool of blood around the sprung trap. \n\n\"Yeah, standard issue for anyone serious about hunting.\" Dexter confirmed, casting a wary glance at the gruesome sight. \"I keep quite the collection actually.\"\n\n\"Did you and Harry have any bad blood?\"\n\n\"He disrespected me... but that's public knowledge.\" Dexter replied, his smile not reaching his eyes this time. His hands clenched as he added, \"Mocked my faith, right in front of everyone at a ceremony.\"\n\n\"Your faith is important to you?\"\n\n\"Faith defines me, Winston.\" Dexter said emphatically, \"It's everything to me.\"\n\n\"We'll be in touch.\" Winston assured, nodding before he turned to leave, leaving Dexter standing by the chalet, the scarlet sunset painting a vibrant backdrop to the grim crime scene.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Dexter", "opt_2": "Gordon"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/200", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/200", "text_sha256": "d1d7d2cf4d6f2d1d0ef3dab45b43a2b91a07875693d57e63fdaca6af58015a85", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 200}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "73ab643848f04ba47c089a1e2cfc4c10ff439590aff285f132e871116eefb0ea"}}
{"state": "User: Hi, can you help me modify my schedule for next week?\nAI: Sure, what do you want to modify?\nUser: I need to change the time and location for \"Pick up dry cleaning\" task.\nAI: Okay, let me check. Can you please provide me your username and password?\nUser: Yes, my username is \"newuser\" and my password is \"newpass\".\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='newuser', password='newpass')]->{'token': 'l9k8j7h6g5f4d3s2a1'}\nAI: Thank you. Now, please provide me the new time and location for the task.\nUser: The new time is \"2023-03-22 14:00:00\" and the new location is \"Laundry\".", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryAgenda": "The API for getting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "ModifyAgenda": "The API for modifying a schedule item includes parameters for content, time, and location."}, "label": "ModifyAgenda", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/269", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyAgenda-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "653f4f3108e335e2161239d9b40bf5f784d23230625640e77026fccfdd61e3e3", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 269, "file": "ModifyAgenda-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyAgenda", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0b1ab8eb5b0ba62c5070cebd361a86eae8d4a6e64f48d90f93179a551fe411be"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Chile central bank says holds benchmark interest rate steady at 2.5 percent"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Chile central bank says holds benchmark dropout rate steady at 2.5 percent", "b": "Chile central bank says holds benchmark group rate steady at 2.5 percent"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/425-11182", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/425", "text_sha256": "1fa05ec165be10ba881ca9fa3b7d0caba7bbf97c7558105323dc5e1018b10723", "grades": ["0.2", "0.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "425-11182"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "67ca191ac66f86dd3349af06e5bebbb25dc2a2742e167ebd50ccdc7feacec3a9"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Holder launches Democratic redistricting initiative"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Holder criticizes Democratic redistricting initiative", "b": "Holder heaves Democratic redistricting initiative"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/5565-7367", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/5565", "text_sha256": "c9024c16807686df264c4edb3f6fb09fd26c0ec97c49e3d9d2bfecf0e732c50d", "grades": ["0.2", "0.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "5565-7367"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7c2af0129573069902701c4057d7cac9a7782e0579623d571bce1b3f97f1ea6c"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.EEeeeee! Can't wait to frame it. EDIT #2: A goddamned lightsaber showed up on my doorstep today. Holy fucking shit balls!! This is the most exciting thing, ever", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/351", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/4e551f5103a9e0561587", "text_sha256": "8b937d1500c072b27bfe458eeaadfe4699aa430d6cfc687ae2096486a94adeb4", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 351}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "203cdbbd1d5f978224018ddbf1edd80a64cd314a2644389034d6a13b3b7812c6"}}
{"state": "We want to evaluate the carbon footprint of a construction project based on the tabular data of material consumption.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "tejas23/autotrain-amx2-1702259728: Carbon Emissions A multi-class classification model trained using AutoTrain to predict CO2 emissions based on tabular data.", "tool_2": "Xinhhd/autotrain-zhongxin-contest-49402119333: Carbon Emissions A multi-class classification model trained with AutoTrain to predict carbon emissions based on input features.", "tool_3": "al02783013/autotrain-faseiii_diciembre-2311773112: Carbon Emissions A tabular regression model trained using AutoTrain to predict carbon emissions based on input features.", "tool_4": "pcoloc/autotrain-mikrotik-7-7-1860563588: Carbon Emissions A tabular regression model trained with AutoTrain to predict carbon emissions based on input features.", "tool_5": "bibekbehera/autotrain-numeric_prediction-40376105019: Carbon Emissions Prediction A tabular regression model trained with AutoTrain to predict carbon emissions based on input features."}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gorilla_huggingface_query_64", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gorilla_huggingface_query_64", "text_sha256": "18fbf2c76df82ae8bf967e094b0bc15bf42c46725e9cf019d58e2d426fbb9e51", "gold_id": "gorilla_huggingface_tool_856", "negative_ids": ["gorilla_huggingface_tool_875", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_867", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_869", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_835"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gorilla-huggingface/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "gorilla-huggingface", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9dd590553e862e5d6bdc5adfaf0675f19b2386e76e3574345c2b3b35447255c0"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#400101 #732c02 #a64f03 #d9831a #f2b705", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#416964 #5f9c89 #86c4a7 #b4dbbf #992c28", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#cdff1d #323f5e #daf2df #e2b0ff #909fe8", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#5c140e #7d2d1b #9e5b40 #c99269 #11302c", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#a6524b #bfa688 #8c7c4a #a69153 #592d30", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#a9e2e5 #8ca6a1 #5e7b8c #3f3e4c #1c2026", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a9e2e5 #8ca6a1 #5e7b8c #3f3e4c #1c2026", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#9a8d9e #46434d #401b16 #edecff #333c40", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#9a8d9e #46434d #401b16 #edecff #333c40", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#9fa4a6 #f2f2f0 #afbdae #696862 #40383b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a09a78 #c4b890 #e0d2a3 #f1e8df #d6d6d6", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#590902 #bf4904 #2b354e #d99518 #f2efbb", "rating": 4}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#94e2d9 #566044 #73e2b6 #7a8571 #5d8530", "b": "#c98127 #4189ab #80bddc #123943 #8f323c"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/1104", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/1104", "text_sha256": "534ed3fe61c95fcec192af1fc31f2acbbe175eb3bb981d55770818df5c85a7c7", "themes": [6807, 11372], "ratings": [3, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 1104}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "37612063e887ec758a381dea457f56d53738963535115f321baf3cb3e2935ca2"}}
{"state": {"service": "A popular restaurant search and reservation service", "dialogue": ["User: Find me somewhere to dine.", "System: Which food type would you like?", "User: Spicy Indian would be great.", "System: Where are you looking>", "User: Walnut Creek is fine.", "System: Sargam Indian Cuisine in Walnut Creek is 1 good choice for you.", "User: What is the pricing like? Where exactly are they?", "System: They are a moderate priced restaurant located at 140 North Civic Drive.", "User: Perfect, make a reservation there.", "System: What time would you like the reservation at?", "User: The morning 11:30 works.", "System: I will reserve a table for 2 this March 1st at the Sargam Indian Cuisine in Walnut Creek at 11:30 am if that is correct.", "User: I need the reservation for 3 people.", "System: If I am correct the date is March 1st and the number of people is 3.", "User: You are correct.", "System: The table has been reserved for you.", "User: You're such a help."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"ReserveRestaurant": "Make a table reservation at a restaurant", "FindRestaurants": "Find restaurants by location and by category", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "ReserveRestaurant", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/14_00053/16", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/14_00053", "text_sha256": "8348c154050a3f2fb30fd48dba33febd3d50a26cfb4fa955909f5f55bcdaeeef", "schema_variant": "original", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "14_00053", "turn": 16}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a88925387d5a7e24b6bd7d48edaf645000112b7256586d3c7369609434d10f1e"}}
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{"state": "As the icy evening descended upon the austere police station, I, the manager, retreated into the solitude of my office, leaving behind the symphony of incessant phone rings, stale coffee, and faint whispers of despair. A formidable task lay before me: delegating roles to my trio of detectives - Michael, Stephanie, and Leonard. Our mission was a case as chilling as it was confounding. The responsibilities were twofold, yet critical: Collecting Evidence - a task demanding precision and patience, with the potential to either unmask the culprit or further obscure the truth, and Interrogating Suspects - a task requiring resilience, concentration, and a keen sense for discerning lies. Two tasks, three detectives.\n\nLeonard - as dedicated as they come, yet somehow plagued by a series of shortcomings. A perfectionist, yet ironically negligent in keeping crime scenes intact, a flaw that had cost us in the past. His memory of the correct chain of evidence gathering was often doubtful, and this resulted in the recent release of a prime suspect. Leonard's frustration levels peaked during interrogations, leading to hasty conclusions and strained conversations. This hard-headed detective also tended to micromanage colleagues relentlessly while refusing to accept criticism himself, a trait that risked stifling the team's dynamic.\n\nThen, there was Michael. His tough exterior was revered by many, misunderstood by others. He was known for asserting his views, often crushing opposing ones. His critiques of Leonard's methods were usually facts, but his way of delivering was what arguably added to the friction within the team. Michael’s knack for churning over evidence swiftly had attracted criticism, as had his tendency to ignore minute details on the crime scene. His quick-silver temper often took control of interrogations, with his objection to suspect's statements leading to disruptions. \n\nLastly, there was Stephanie. Far from the typical detective cliché, Stephanie shied away from the spotlight. Her dislike for tedious details often led to overlooked evidence and past errors. When she felt dominated, especially by Michael's overpowering presence, she was at a loss for words, hampering our team discussions. Similarly, her discomfort under Leonard's watchful eye usually resulted in stutters and slip-ups. Interrogations, too, seemed daunting to her. She had a disposition to let suspects drive the conversation, avoiding confrontations at all costs.\n\nAs I sat brooding at my desk, I took a final fleeting gaze at the dizzyingly detailed case file stretched open before me. It was a puzzle indeed, not only to match these detectives to their tasks but to also manage their frailties in harmony. The moon was ruffling its way through the deep dark night sky. The precinct had blackened, save for the einsome wavering light spilling out of my window, as I plunged into the labyrinth of assigning my team. The path to justice ran through them.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Collecting Evidence: Stephanie, Interrogating Suspects: Leonard and Michael", "opt_2": "Collecting Evidence: Leonard, Interrogating Suspects: Michael and Stephanie", "opt_3": "Collecting Evidence: Michael, Interrogating Suspects: Leonard and Stephanie"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/132", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/132", "text_sha256": "d463fdec55566c779df926012f3cebc438c475137c9e0b44bafc07ad3d25cf37", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 132}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c375f9d2ff07708132f72f6de09714fa95d92af29bda249c22ab61a61f37ec7b"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Snowsports Industries America. Industry Press Releases March 2, 2022, from Alpine-X We believe everyone should have the opportunity to experience the joy of snowsports, regardless of location or weather. Thats why were excited to announce that we have signed a letter of intent with a dynamic partner to co-develop Alpine-X branded resorts in TEXAS ! Get ready to ski in a ten-gallon hat because were bringing snow year-round to the Lone Star State. Although we cant disclose all the details just yet, under the agreement, our companies will form a joint venture to evaluate and select sites, structure and source development capital, and oversee the design of the resorts. All properties developed under the joint venture will be branded as Alpine-X Indoor Snowsports Resorts, and we will operate the resorts under long-term management and license agreements. From our CEO, John Emery: This is part of our growth strategy that targets major North American metropolitan areas. We are aiming to establish a footprint of Alpine-X branded resorts and the dynamic Texas market is a perfect spot for our properties. Were excited to join forces with this group in Texas, who are passionate and experienced in the development, delivery, and operation of indoor entertainment venues. They say Everythings Bigger in Texas so our plans for the state are big, too! Were initially planning to develop at least two resorts in Texas, with the potential for additional properties. Each resort will feature an enormous indoor snow area, with dedicated areas for skiing/boarding, teaching, and snow play; a hotel; multiple food and beverage options; an indoor adventure area; and other amenities and facilities. Were excited to work with our Texas development partner as they work with us to grow Alpine-X into a family/group-friendly, inclusive brand across North America. Weve been working with our partner for several months as they identify and analyze potential sites around the state. We look forward to providing the Alpine-X experience to communities in Texas locations typically without snow or convenient, year-round access to snowsports. Our resorts will be designed for the entire community and offer experiences for everyone, inside and outside the snowdome, regardless of skill level. And, of course, our Texas resorts will include all of our programs designed to grow the community of snowsports participants and supporters, including Snow Play for All.We also have our Alpine-X Club a free membership program geared towards building a participating community of snowsports enthusiasts; and we currently have a stock offeringto the general public, allowing investors to own a piece of our company for less than the cost of a day of skiing or snowboarding at most outdoor resorts. We expect to be able to finalize our proposed sites in Texas and announce them in the next few months. Be sure to join our email list if you havent already to stay in the loop as we start this next part of our growth story for Alpine-X! Lastly, in addition to Texas, Alpine-X is looking for other potential locations across North America as the company continues to expand", "question": "For development-related inquiries, interested parties can contact us at [emailprotected] What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"regulatory approval\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"ipo exit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"expanding geography\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"alliance & partnership\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"company description\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1221", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/2986f3bd769cb4d261b6", "text_sha256": "727f527d1aebe8afc14fc9e924778f1a1f6edda44b6a85da3010149770896c89", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1221}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "fff3746d0509d21363965a0fb37d93ab36d0700684ccb5e638aea97d854fde17"}}
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{"state": "In a city pulsating with art and culture, there stood a majestic opera house, the epicentre of all performances. The stage was primed, the velvet curtains poised for their grand reveal, and a call reverberated through the ornate corridors - a call for performers and dress designers. Amidst the throng, three individuals stood out - Maria, Leonardo, and Sophia, each eager to lend their unique talents to the opera's grandeur. The task at hand for the manager was to assign them to the roles of performing and dress designing, a decision that would shape the future of the opera.\n\nMaria, a woman with fiery eyes and a hurricane of talent, had always been dedicated to the arts. Her past was filled with musical studies and a wealth of edifying experiences. Whether it was conducting a symphony or humming a lullaby, Maria lived and breathed music. She was known to invest a staggering amount of time honing her vocal prowess. The dulcet strains of Maria's singing were in perfect harmony with the melodious rhythm of her life. As an active participant in her school's drama club, she had amassed a rich theatrical background. But alas, Maria was not an artist of textiles and dyes. She had no training in fashion and design and was a stranger to the subtle art of dressmaking.\n\nThen there was Leonardo, a man of grace and humility. He held a deep passion for opera, keeping himself updated with recent performances and current techniques. Leonardo's voice resonated with the enchanting spell of the pure, heartfelt music of the opera. His years singing in his school choir had nurtured his talent, making his voice a captivating spectacle. Leonardo's life was also steeped in music; he knew nothing but how to be an opera singer. However, whenever he was around fabrics, wardrobes, dress cuts, he seemed lost and confused. Besides, Leonardo disliked it when his ideas were overlooked, which had a tendency to still his usually free-flowing creativity.\n\nLastly, there was Sophia. Sophia was a creative soul, brimming with a plethora of unique ideas. She was a good listener and often incorporated Leonardo's valuable inputs into her work. She was meticulous and detail-oriented, weaving wonders even when granted the bare minimum. Yet, she was not without faults. Sophia had a poor sense of colour coordination, often choosing hues and shades that clashed horribly with each other. And to her mournful dismay, Sophia was cursed with an incapacitating stage fright and often lost her voice during rehearsals. \n\nThis trio found themselves under the direct authority of a single manager, the puppeteer who'd assign them to their designated roles. With the facts in hand, the manager was faced with the Herculean task of allocating the roles of performing and dress designing to these three promising talents. The story was riddled with irony: Leonardo, who always found solace in the melodic comfort of opera singing, was lost amidst the sheer diversity of fabrics; Maria, with her confident voice and stage presence, often imposed her ideas without considering the viewpoints of her fellow peers; and Sophia, who was a benefactor of Leonardo's helpful inputs, found herself at odds with Maria's overbearing interruptions, and was often left tongue-tied with stage fright.\n\nUltimately, the manager had to make a choice – a choice that would dictate the course of these individuals' lives and the future of the opera. But remember, the perfect assignment of roles is a matter of perception, best left to the imagination of those who are considering this timeless tale.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Performing: Leonardo, Dress designing: Maria and Sophia", "opt_2": "Performing: Maria, Dress designing: Leonardo and Sophia", "opt_3": "Performing: Sophia, Dress designing: Leonardo and Maria"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/57", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/57", "text_sha256": "7b04da516fa1896a93420c7223d4727d6ce3bc040ae107f6b16e1650c86c9188", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 57}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "152368fb1cb0af4ac77ae0b7a8fc70eaf248782e3397b0e095de2f2ccb32880f"}}
{"state": {"service": "Make dinner reservations using the app for any restaurant", "dialogue": ["User: Find me a one bed one bath apartment please", "System: Which area are you interested in?", "User: Santa Rosa", "System: Ok, there's 10 apartments you might like. How about a $1,500 1 bed 1 bath apartment located at 825 russell avenue that's part of the bicentennial apartments complex?", "User: Nice, please schedule an apartment visit", "System: What day?", "User: the 5th of march", "System: Please confirm your visit: an bicentennial apartments tour is scheduled for march 5th", "User: Thanks, is the apartment furnished?", "System: This appointment is now complete, and yes it comes furnished", "User: What restaurants are located in that area?", "System: What type of food are you interested in?", "User: Sushi", "System: There's haku sushi that's supposed to be very good in the santa rosa area", "User: Perfect", "System: Shall I make a reservation?", "User: Yes, please", "System: What time?", "User: 18:30", "System: Please confirm: a 6:30 pm table for 2 at haku sushi in santa rosa on march 5th", "User: Correct, do they have outdoor seating and vegetarian options?", "System: This reservation is complete. There's no outdoor seating and they have a great selection for vegetarians.", "User: Perfect, thanks!"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"MakeReservation": "Reserve a table at a restaurant in advance", "SearchRestaurants": "Search for a restaurant in a location or by cuisine", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "MakeReservation", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/19_00070/22", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/19_00070", "text_sha256": "23b10f3213390eeb07d599ab8c38b28dda55817f73c686afe15811c13760f3ec", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "19_00070", "turn": 22}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1c33c13c9e60666ed26a523b29b1914c60ceef82f201d60174b29840042e41c2"}}
{"state": "CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT\nRe: (Enter Business Name) (“the Business”)\nand\n(Enter Recipients name) (“the Recipient”)\n1. UNDERTAKING\nIn consideration of our Agreement to supply to you certain written or oral information relating to the Business and entering into discussions relating to the sale of the Business to you (howsoever structured), you the Recipient hereby undertake to us, the Vendor for our benefit and that of the Business, except to the extent that we have given prior written consent, whether or not negotiations for the sale of the Business proceed, that you:\n1.1 shall keep secret and confidential our discussions and any information about the Business supplied to you or your advisers by us or by our advisers, whether before or after this Agreement and any analyses or other documents which may be made or prepared by you which contain or otherwise reflect such information or your review of or interest in the Business (“Confidential Information”), and not disclose to any third party any Confidential Information (except such information which comes into the public domain other than as a result of the disclosure by you or by your employees, agents or advisers who need to know such information for the purpose of evaluating whether or not, and on what terms, you might proceed with the proposed purchase);\n1.2 shall not use any Confidential Information for your own purposes or to obtain a commercial, trading or other advantage, but shall use such Confidential Information for the sole purpose of evaluating and negotiating the proposed sale of the Business, and, save as set out above, shall not permit any Confidential Information to go out of your possession, custody or control;\n1.3 1.3.1 shall, in connection with the possible sale of the Business, make contact only with Mergers & Acquisitions and not with any other person or persons including our officers, employees or advisers unless otherwise instructed; and\n1.3.2 shall not discuss with any of our suppliers, customers or sub-contractors, or with any of our officers, employees, agents or advisers, your possible interest in the Business or any aspects of its business or trading relationships;\n1.4 shall not make any announcement or any disclosure, or otherwise publicise, your possible interest in the Business, or of any negotiations with respect thereto;\n1.5 shall procure that your employees, agents and advisers, or any other party acting on your instructions to whom disclosure of Confidential Information is to be made, agree before such disclosure to be bound by the terms of this letter as if they were parties hereto;\n1.6 shall, immediately upon written request from us, or without such request if you cease to be interested in purchasing the Business, return to us all written Confidential Information and expunge any Confidential Information from any computer, word processor or other similar device in your possession or under your custody or control, without keeping any copies, extracts or other reproductions thereof, and either return to us or destroy (such destruction to be certified in writing by you or a senior employee of yours who has supervised such destruction) all notes and memoranda prepared by you, your employees, agents or advisers, and any copies thereof relating to any of the Confidential Information or the negotiations concerning the proposed sale of the Business;\n1.7 shall not, and shall procure that any associated company of yours shall not, employ, seek to employ, or solicit any person employed by us or the Business or who holds or otherwise has access to Confidential Information either at the date of this Agreement or at any time during negotiations for the sale of the Business or during the period of twelve months from the date of this Agreement.\n2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND CONFIRMATION\nYou acknowledge and confirm as follows:\n2.1 that you are acting as a principal on your own account and not with a view to the resale of the Business; and\n2.2 you agree that our rights under this Agreement may be assigned in whole or in part to any purchaser of the Business, which may enforce this Agreement to the same extent and in the same manner as we can enforce it;\n2.3 no failure or delay by us in exercising any of our rights, powers, or privileges, nor any single or partial exercise thereof, shall preclude any further exercise of them;\n2.4 the provisions of this Agreement shall continue in effect notwithstanding any decision not to proceed with any possible transaction relating to the Business or any return or destruction of the Confidential Information.\n2.5 This agreement shall expire two years from the date of execution.\nAny agreement created by acceptance of this Confidential Information shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of (Enter State) and you hereby submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of (Enter State) in relation thereto.\nIf the party to this agreement is a company the person signing this agreement on behalf of the company hereby agrees in consideration of the information being provided to the company at their request to personally guarantee the performance of the company of its obligations hereunder which guarantee shall be a primary obligation. 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{"state": "When Mack's life got fatally bleached out on a soccer field, it was up to Detective Winston to sift through the dark clues left by his suspects: Helen and Danielle.\n\nWinston, his heart heavy with grim resolution, studied the photos of Mack's lifeless body on the soccer field. The murder scene was an unsavory juxtaposition of innocence - usually bustling with kids, laughter, and vibrant life, now tainted with the solemnity of demise and the faint smell of bleach lingering in the air. \n\nHis next step was Helen, Mack's sole testamentary beneficiary it seemed, and his housekeeper - a critical point of interest.\n\nArriving at the soccer field, he spotted Helen from afar, scrubbing away at the stubborn grass stains with a generous amount of bleach - a daily routine in her housekeeping duties. She was an efficient worker, with knowledge on various cleaning products and supplies, which her job demanded.\n\nHis eyes became glued to a large quantity of bleach that Helen had with her. An unsettling thought crossed his mind, quickly followed by a dismissive wave. \n\nWinston introduced himself to Helen who was already there. Judging by her demeanor, he got an underlying sense of humiliation boiling within her, perhaps a result of being objectified at her job as a housekeeper. \n\n\"Do you clean up after the games every time?\" Winston asked, breaking the tense silence.\n\n\"Every single time. They don't clean up after themselves, so someone's got to do it,\" Helen said, her tone full of regrettable resignation, showing no signs of withholding information.\n\n\"So, you were here, even when the game was on?\" Winston then asked, the seemingly benign query holding a latent inquiry.\n\n“Yes, and Mr. Mack, bless his soul, stayed behind with me after everyone else had left,” Helen replied, burrowing her frown even further, eyes welling up with unseen tears. \n\nShe continued talking away, inadvertently revealing how she's often at the rough end of some nasty backbiting, making Winston wonder if that might've fuelled her self-diminution.\n\n\"Are you Mack's housekeeper?\" Winston asked, out of the blue, seemingly testing Helen's patience.\n\nShe stared at him for a solid minute before affirming she was, indeed, Mack's housekeeper. Mack, she recalled, even included Helen's role in his will, stating that she should run the house in the event of his untimely demise. \n\nWith an interview like this, it was hard not to observe how it all seemed to add up, but Winston prudently kept his findings to himself.\n\nAs Winston returned to his car, he remembered Mack, a man with no family, found dead right after one such soccer game Helen was apparently cleaning up for. He also remembered an incident involving Helen from the past – an unfortunate mishap where a staff member had accidentally ingested a cleaning supply.\n\n\"Interesting,\" Winston muttered to himself, starting his car. \"Very interesting indeed.\"\n\nThis was going to be a long case.\n\nWinston idly flicked through the passport he had received from a fellow officer, who found it thrown aside at the soccer field, where teenagers often conjugated. \"Maria,\" he read aloud from the passport photo. He flipped it over to find another stamp from Denmark and a passport photo stapled to the back – \"Chloe, Denmark.\" Holy hell, what a lead.\n\nTurning his attention to the crime scene, it wasn't long before Detective Winston found himself on the doorstep of Danielle, the local spiritual guru, alternatively known as Maria and Chloe in her past.\n\nDanielle's reputation preceded her not just for her aliases but also for her meticulous cleaning which she considered a spiritual activity. \"It's a form of meditation for me, I find serenity in cleanliness,\" Danielle replied to Winston's gentle ribbing, with a slight smile.\n\n\"Is that why you’re against Mack's wedding?\" Winston asked. She blinked at him. \"Rumor has it, you've taken quite the interest in Mack's so called love-life.\" \n\nDanielle, in her belief of spiritual purity, confessed, \"Harmful karmic consequences often ensue when one person pledges themselves to someone they do not love. Mack was about to please his parents by making such a mistake, marrying a woman he didn't care for. I wanted Mack to remain single, as I believe it would have maintained his spiritual purity.\"\n\nShe paused to siphon some tea from a kettle, her eyes never leaving Winston. \"By the way, Detective, I think you’ve dropped something,\" she said, pointing at the passport Winston had forgotten in his jacket pocket. \"Oh, that?\" he asked nonchalantly, \"It's your passport, isn’t it? Maria, Chloe, all your aliases, found at the crime scene.\"\n\nDanielle gave it a fleeting glance and said, \"Ah I see, Detective. Still, it's not the one I use currently... I don't need a passport to travel. I have lived in many places under many names, including Sophie in France.\"\n\nWinston kicked a stone down the road as he left Danielle's residence, pondering on her confessions. \"Sophie, France\", he mumbled to himself. More identities. 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The same bleach that Mack’s spiritual guru, Maria, Chloe, Sophie, Danielle would stock in volumes almost crazy enough to put a cleaning supply store out of business.\n\nWhat a case.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Helen", "opt_2": "Danielle"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/190", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/190", "text_sha256": "082fb162fe0d8e149999a1a7e391332d3fbc3d8ac515942e0ac0a664c2b331c3", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 190}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4fcd1f73aa2f281f878712977bacb2ea2630c976dffc81d32a30e38a43f28f47"}}
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{"state": "Why does strenous exercise cause vision of \"lights\"?\nI had a hard climb a week ago. I got so tired then any time I closed my eyes I saw these lights inside my head. I see these lights almost every time that I run fast or some thing like that. What are they and where do they come from?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "teriors · South Laurel Siding & Exteriors tony_k_orlando 20 years ago Earth to Dave, come in please. What are the results? Tony Like Save atillathepun 20 years ago Maybe magnets make plants carnivorous? Like Save Scott Wallace 20 years ago Funny...my daughter is doing this same thing for her science fair project this year. She just started Monday...I'll try to update this thread every week. Like | 1 Save watermanjeff 20 years ago Dave I found a fairly recent experiment using radish seeds which showed a significant increase in the growth", "doc_2": "A phosphene is the phenomenon of seeing light without light entering the eye. The word phosphene comes from the Greek words phos (light) and phainein (to show).  Phosphenes that are induced by movement or sound may be associated with optic neuritis.\nPhosphenes can be induced by mechanical, electrical, or magnetic stimulation of the retina or visual cortex, or by random firing of cells in the visual system. Phosphenes have also been reported by meditators (called nimitta), people who endure long periods without visual stimulation (the prisoner's cinema), or those who ingest psychedelic drugs.", "doc_3": "Puppies are born with their eyelids closed because their eyes are not fully\ndeveloped. It’s actually quite endearing. Because their eyes are still\ndeveloping for the first two weeks, their eyelids remain closed to protect\nthem. Puppy eyes open around 14 days and usually one at a time.\n\nPuppies do quite alright without their eyes being open at the start actually,\nthey don’t need their vision much as newborns. All they need is to find their\nmother for milk, and they mainly rely on their sense of smell for", "doc_4": "Digital eye strain is a group of eye and vision problems. The problems can\ninclude eyes that itch and tear, and are dry and red. Your eyes may feel tired\nor uncomfortable. You may not be able to focus normally. These problems are\ncaused by lots of computer or digital device use. Using e-readers and\nsmartphones may also cause these problems.", "doc_5": "Puppies are born with their eyelids closed because their eyes are not fully\ndeveloped. It’s actually quite endearing. Because their eyes are still\ndeveloping for the first two weeks, their eyelids remain closed to protect\nthem. Puppy eyes open around 14 days and usually one at a time.\n\nPuppies do quite alright without their eyes being open at the start actually,\nthey don’t need their vision much as newborns. All they need is to find their\nmother for milk, and they mainly rely on their sense of smell for"}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/48", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/48", "text_sha256": "bdcd2f272e53103111088104814d791fd1e5914c75a5c3f528c77f26a0f2c132", "gold_id": "vision_of_lights/Phosphene_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["dog_eyes_green/dog-eye-anatomy_21_0.txt", "dog_eyes_glow/dog-eye-anatomy_21_0.txt", "magnetic_plant/growing-plants-with-magnets_82_3.txt", "eyes_tired/computervisionsyndro_49_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "48"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2dcb8ae67298dbd76c002fd4b322d38e0c0109aceb21f8bdff8e251d9a4c74f4"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "The Bank of France will not hold a moneymarket intervention tender today, ruling out a further cut inits 7-3/4 pct intervention rate, central bank sources said. At the tenders, depending on market conditions, the Bankinjects liquidity into the market by buying up first categorypaper. But market sources said that while the recent francperformance leaves room for a further quarter point cut in theintervention rate there was plenty of market liquidity. The Bank cut its rate to 7-3/4 pct from eight pct on March9, the first change since January 2. Interest rates also fellthe same week in Britain, Belgium and Italy", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"palladium\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"money-fx\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"oilseed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"groundnut-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"rye\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"interest\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/707", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/e9dcebd0bb52f6f35182", "text_sha256": "5530ff06496e770cbe64aa8878b5eaec5acff88418385c26e5cfecbc70b09df5", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 707}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b01f05f053be73303c602ba8d1e3a71a16bd275c6ff59471b9d88a438868eb3f"}}
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{"state": "In the dynamic world of a renowned production house, I, as the acting manager, was tasked with the challenge of assigning roles to my diverse team. Today's critical assignments were the positions of Host and Sound Engineer for our expanding podcast portfolio. The team members in question were Dylan, Maya, and Oliver, each with their unique strengths and quirks.\n\nDylan, a skittish artist prone to erratic thinking and unconventional ways, had a reckoning presence in the team. Constantly overshadowed by Maya's impeccable technical knowledge acquired from her minor in Music Technology in college, Dylan seemed slightly intimidated. Although he may appear bewildered by the cluster of audio cables, any complaints about his occasional mixing up of wires had been rather mild and benign. Dylan's reluctance to delve deeper into the world of audio technology only amplified his unease. His often tangent-fueled conversations and the monotone delivery of his voice could spark concern, yet there was an interesting appeal to his unique composition. Additionally, Dylan once expressed discontent about Oliver's tendency to claim glory, which implied an underlying competitiveness.\n\nMaya, on the other hand, was the technical whiz kid of the team, a silent storm ready to burst. Various audio systems during office presentations were her favourite play areas; a clinker here or a tweak there, and things went smoothly. Maya, however, had a fear of public speaking, causing her to recoil when faced with large meetings. Despite this, her technical prowess continued to shine vibrantly. She would often raise an eyebrow at Dylan's scattered approach and lack of focus, and the two seldom saw eye-to-eye. This dominant characteristic of Maya's often led to contentions in the group, including a long-remembered fracas with Oliver about the creative direction on a past project.\n\nOliver was a peculiar blend, with a knack for the mechanical and an apparent disconnect with the social. An confessed enthusiast of audio-related gadgets, he was often sighted tinkering away. Oliver's history included recording and editing sales pitches, which could provide him a unique perspective on proceedings. Despite his gadget declination, he was sometimes awkward in office presentations, stumbling and fumbling his way through words. Oliver's poor memory for names and faces meant he wasn't always the best in social settings, offering an insight into his isolated disputes with Maya and Dylan. His criticism of Dylan's lack of creativity during team meetings was in stark contrast to his own concentration on mechanical aspects.\n\nEven though I lead this team, the decisions I made were often based on a careful understanding of their abilities and weaknesses. It was fascinating to see how diverse personalities and contrasting skill-sets could converge to produce some extraordinary outputs. The hostile history between Maya and Oliver, Dylan's multifaceted persona, and the shared reluctance for public speaking provided an intriguing mix of dynamics.\n\nIn the end, I knew I was leading a team far from perfect. Yet, as I sat down to assign these roles, it wasn't just about finding the perfect fit. It was about understanding their individual struggles and strengths and creating an environment where they can all bring their unique contribution. Even if it raised a storm now and then, it had a way of moving towards a harmonious symphony.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Host: Maya, Sound Engineer: Dylan and Oliver", "opt_2": "Host: Oliver, Sound Engineer: Dylan and Maya", "opt_3": "Host: Dylan, Sound Engineer: Maya and Oliver"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/244", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/244", "text_sha256": "3d78bddf448e391549175ff2c4c8724e2bd3cf011b0278708b46592d3f5f80b0", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 244}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e8101124064f766bb2403d166a10247be22898c87f08514e79bfa45a2ec8b8dc"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.“So the only answer to that is to kill male babies and just kill any man you see in the street", "question": "” Multi Label Question: Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/405", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/093f9c9bfda4b8e42557", "text_sha256": "f498fea5f40f7b1057baa5b6ac02d1557f027835b85cd9701d0bd6b51e076a19", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 405}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "215f1daef1f7bc9e63144de12f400617874880d4f9794193b461b907f74a49e4"}}
{"state": "how do i convert a cup to ml", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"definition": null, "measurement_conversion": null, "calculator": null, "spelling": null, "timer": null, "find_phone": null, "time": null, "roll_dice": null, "weather": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "measurement_conversion", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2088", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2088", "text_sha256": "f1e5e80bd9522c46979c114a2effc210edef95e545956d7bf40bcc5d87a17cc3", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2088}, "stratum": "utility", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3316e976ca1177d5c4adf8521ffccc040dee44130be57ee65b7b29b38b701623"}}
{"state": {"service": "The biggest rental car network in the country", "dialogue": ["User: Get two tickets to Friends.", "System: Date?", "User: The 14th of this month.", "System: City?", "User: Portland.", "System: Please confirm: 2 tickets to Friends on March 14th in Portland.", "User: No, Hozier next Thursday.", "System: Please confirm: tickets for Hozier on March 7th.", "User: Yep. Address and venue?", "System: You're booked. It's in Theater of the Clouds at 1016-1098 North Center Court Street.", "User: Get a rental car there.", "System: Pick up time on March 7th? Drop off date?", "User: Pick up the 5th of March at 15:00 and return the 10th of this month.", "System: I found 6 cars. There's a standard Accord at PDX International Airport on March 5th.", "User: What else?", "System: There's a standard Camry at Portland Bus Station on March 5th.", "User: Total?", "System: $160.", "User: Good.", "System: Do you want to book it?", "User: Yeah.", "System: Please confirm: standard car to pick up at Portland Bus Station on March 5th at 3 pm and return March 10th.", "User: Good.", "System: It's booked.", "User: Thanks.", "System: Anything else for now?", "User: Nope."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchRentalCars": "Show the cars that are available to rent", "ReserveARentalCar": "Reserve a car to be rented for the customer", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/15_00045/26", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/15_00045", "text_sha256": "96fd605cdb8b5f37338e3796647547583c1989c058260d45a4f7dee599a87ed8", "schema_variant": "v3", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "15_00045", "turn": 26}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9529dae61f6e1c2d3d81e386ddb5898c6dc16349644a94434d944dc48bfa1b71"}}
{"state": "\"I got an image named 2321508.jpg with the scene: a woman holding a cake. I'm curious if there's a white cake or tablecloth featured in it. If there is indeed white in the scene, I'm thinking of creating a birthday e-card with a similar theme. So, could you help create an image based on the phrase 'A white birthday celebration' and then crop it so only the left side of it is visible?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "GET_ingredients_by_id: Get a recipe's ingredient list.", "tool_2": "image crop: {\"category\": \"visual processing\", \"name\": \"image crop\", \"parameters\": [{\"description\": \"The image, e.g., 2319267.jpg\", \"in\": \"query\", \"name\": \"image\", \"schema\": {\"default\": \"2319267.jpg\", \"type\": \"str\"}}, {\"description\": \"The object, e.g., <node-1>.object\", \"in\": \"query\", \"name\": \"object\", \"schema\": {\"default\": \"<node-1>.object\", \"type\": \"str\"}}], \"responses\": \"No description\"}", "tool_3": "Generate Birthday Cake with Name: Generates a birthday cake with a name written on it", "tool_4": "visual question answering: {\"category\": \"visual processing\", \"name\": \"visual question answering\", \"parameters\": [{\"description\": \"The image, e.g., 2346651.jpg\", \"in\": \"query\", \"name\": \"image\", \"schema\": {\"default\": \"2346651.jpg\", \"type\": \"str\"}}, {\"description\": \"The question, e.g., He is wearing what?\", \"in\": \"query\", \"name\": \"question\", \"schema\": {\"default\": \"He is wearing what?\", \"type\": \"str\"}}], \"responses\": \"No …", "tool_5": "Birthday_Cake_With_Name_Generator_Send_Name_Birthday_Cakes: Write name on birthday cake for free"}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/mnms_query_29", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/mnms_query_29", "text_sha256": "e0a6cf073afc8a8c63a024467c3afa3dc23a041621b2502eb88f13a8bdd0ed45", "gold_id": "mnms_tool_10", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_14163", "mnms_tool_32", "toolbench_tool_9702", "webtools_food_tool_18"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:mnms/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "mnms", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "91be5ee29f33147ae73dc025ff69072335dd3c42e69fc60770e5f3a0704877ad"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Could you tell me the current weather in Boston, USA and also in San Francisco, USA?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "get_current_weather", "description": "Retrieves the current weather information for a specified geographic location.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"location\": {\"description\": \"The geographic location for which to fetch the weather data, in the format of 'City, Country' (e.g., 'London, UK').\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"url\": {\"default\": \"https://api.open-meteo.com/v1/forecast\", \"description\": \"The API endpoint for fetching weather data. This should be a fully qualified URL pointing to the Open-Meteo API with the appropriate query parameters for latitude and longitude.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_current_weather` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_parallel_4-1-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_parallel_4-1-0", "text_sha256": "f8c36801b64727bda96082fe97631bf40fa3c7eab7a04a8b881a682b36e3d6e9", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_parallel.json", "id": "live_parallel_4-1-0"}, "stratum": "live_parallel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4247d8db8476d0da4d19e94401c68db8f0e800133ba694e71f8c95f7dcacabe5"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Retrieve the average house price in california"], "available_functions": [{"name": "regression_model.predict", "description": "Predict the target variable based on input features using a trained regression model.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"features\": {\"description\": \"Input features to make predictions with.\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"float\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"model\": {\"description\": \"Trained regression model object.\", \"type\": \"dict\"}, \"scaler\": {\"default\": \"1.2\", \"description\": \"Fitted Scaler object for input features scaling.\", \"type\": \"float\"}}, \"required\": [\"features\", \"model\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `regression_model.predict` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/irrelevance_69", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/irrelevance_69", "text_sha256": "c501132003e586b9a94a428bc5b42a6b5be34173bd0cc730baa97757d3c2cdfa", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_irrelevance.json", "id": "irrelevance_69"}, "stratum": "irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "afcfd75b362df5b23767c884f66fa6ae4f6556204e031a1c7885889f1ac545be"}}
{"state": "I would like to transfer $1000 to my savings account in BankA and then buy a health insurance policy from InsuranceA.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "getPolicyAnalysis: Retrieve insurance policy analysis", "tool_2": "buy_insurance: Buy a specific insurance from a specific insurance company", "tool_3": "analyzeInsurancePolicy: Analyze an insurance policy to provide insights and recommendations", "tool_4": "evaluatePolicy: Evaluate the effectiveness of a policy", "tool_5": "createPolicy: Create a new insurance policy for a customer"}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/taskbench_daily_query_33", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/taskbench_daily_query_33", "text_sha256": "f0689c94a51dbd4e13c02a688b41e76e99bcb2a71d634521f055678c1c078296", "gold_id": "taskbench_daily_tool_16", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_7136", "toolACE_tool_4379", "toolACE_tool_2509", "toolACE_tool_2508"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:taskbench-daily/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "taskbench-daily", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1afc6e133a467de1500bff3a3b7bb32b121302e090a8f240aed4a361f887ee34"}}
{"state": "What is the logo of the Walt Disney?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "GET_company_company_id_images: Get a companies logos by id. There are two image formats that are supported for companies, PNG's and SVG's. You can see which type the original file is by looking at the `file_type` field. We prefer SVG's as they are resolution independent and as such, the width and height are only there to reflect the original asset that was uploaded. An SVG can be scaled properly beyond those dimensions if you …", "tool_2": "Disney_worlds_latest_movie: Get the latest movies released from disney and other platforms", "tool_3": "Disney Anime List API: Retrieve a list of current Disney animes released today", "tool_4": "Logo API: Retrieve the logo of a given domain using our logo finder service.", "tool_5": "Disney_worlds_animes: Get the best and current disney animes released today"}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_tmdb_query_33", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_tmdb_query_33", "text_sha256": "b8b7cb77f791cfd6faac841fb87d6f554ef838696c53f730df06c0458f544766", "gold_id": "webtools_tmdb_tool_25", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_3112", "toolbench_tool_7147", "toolbench_tool_7143", "toolACE_tool_1720"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:restgpt-tmdb/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "restgpt-tmdb", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "15c075e7da72eb42e76ec60ae84d7559d28065bb6bf893ff0d5456677158f777"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nOf the following, most children will develop which skill first?\nA) cut with a knife\nB) write with a pencil\nC) clap their hands\nD) say a sentence\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-high-school-psychology.val.241", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-high-school-psychology.val.241", "text_sha256": "442bceea664fd6e4fff203ff039bd74656aa59763be39983d30d3de1d34fb9b4", "eval_name": "mmlu-high-school-psychology", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-high-school-psychology.val.241"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b01d687a61f386bf69c4064f17b2e1c614de65dac7afab10ec54d0dd9a62686d"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Making a cake", "context": "Then she adds some melted butter to the mixture and stirs it again. Then they add some salt ans stir it again. the list of ingredients"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "is shorter this time.", "opt_2": "is deleted and the video ends.", "opt_3": "is followed by the ingredients she stirs them with.", "opt_4": "are shown on the screen."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/27522", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_vc820BteGzY", "text_sha256": "e71c17e73d2f7146dede73a3eb1f12de4ddf5ba6e82edf4c3171ddca532323d6", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1789, "source_id": "activitynet~v_vc820BteGzY"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "04ab511e77665b5da2ca6104a3697306e2f2e625b7fe48cf41ccf03f3b761a5e"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Run a linear regression model with predictor variables 'Age', 'Income' and 'Education' and a target variable 'Purchase_Amount'. Also apply standardization."], "available_functions": [{"name": "run_linear_regression", "description": "Build a linear regression model using given predictor variables and a target variable.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"predictors\": {\"description\": \"Array containing the names of predictor variables.\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"standardize\": {\"description\": \"Option to apply standardization on the predictors. Defaults to False.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"target\": {\"description\": \"The name of target variable.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"predictors\", \"target\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `run_linear_regression` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/simple_108", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/simple_108", "text_sha256": "f6066cf6f1694fc917b3beb734afc7af51e6068feba62f02fe15c16f1be70546", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_simple.json", "id": "simple_108"}, "stratum": "simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3b11d2f03c298bcb78adb92ef39005a5092e8c7f1bcd3bc980381de3dd4b895d"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: \"Can you help me plan a day out? I want to start by having lunch at a restaurant in San Francisco that serves Italian food. I would like to see 5 options and I am a vegan. After lunch, I want to catch a match of the Golden State Warriors. Can you tell me their next 3 match schedules in the NBA? Later in the evening, I am thinking of buying some stocks. Can you provide me a detailed information about the Apple Inc. stocks in the NASDAQ market? And finally, I am thinking of buying a guitar. I have a budget of $500. Can you find me a Fender guitar within my budget?\""], "available_functions": [{"name": "find_restaurants", "description": "Locate nearby restaurants based on location and food preferences.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"dietary_requirements\": {\"description\": \"Special dietary requirements, e.g. vegan, gluten-free. Default is all if not specified.\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"food_type\": {\"description\": \"The type of food preferred.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"The specific location or area.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"number\": {\"description\": \"Number of results to return.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\", \"food_type\", \"number\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "sports.match_schedule", "description": "Retrieve the match schedule for a specific sports team.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"league\": {\"description\": \"The sports league of the team. This is an optional parameter. Default is 'NBA'\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"num_matches\": {\"description\": \"The number of upcoming matches you want to get.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"team_name\": {\"description\": \"The name of the sports team.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"team_name\", \"num_matches\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "find_instrument", "description": "Search for a musical instrument within specified budget and of specific type.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"budget\": {\"description\": \"Your budget for the instrument.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"make\": {\"description\": \"Maker of the instrument, Optional parameter. Default is all if not specified.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": {\"description\": \"Type of the instrument\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"budget\", \"type\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "get_stock_info", "description": "Retrieves information about a specific stock based on company's name.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"company_name\": {\"description\": \"The name of the company.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"detail_level\": {\"description\": \"Level of detail for stock information. Can be 'summary' or 'detailed'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"market\": {\"description\": \"The stock market of interest. Default is 'NASDAQ'\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"company_name\", \"detail_level\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `find_restaurants` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `sports.match_schedule` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `find_instrument` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_stock_info` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_147", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_147", "text_sha256": "eaceb96ebc75ac85b4ed6c2f52aa88473cf59b798481620831189ffa4e232029", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "parallel_multiple_147"}, "stratum": "parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "40b534d542d2eb567b8e3caf3cd706555d248985214062b85309a062835dc2a4"}}
{"state": "I have a long text file called 'example.txt' and I would like to get a summarized version of it, then generate an image that represents the main idea of the summarized text.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "StyleTransfer: re-generate an image as an art style version of the original image", "tool_2": "Generate Image From User Input Text: useful when you want to generate an image from a user input text and save it to a file. like: generate an image of an object or something, or generate an image that includes some objects. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the text used to generate image.", "tool_3": "Text Summarizer: Summarizes a given text into a shorter version while retaining the main points.", "tool_4": "Generate 3D Asset From User Input Text: useful when you want to generate an 3D assert from a user input text and save it to a file. like: generate a 3D assert of an object or something. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the text used to generate the 3D assert.", "tool_5": "summarizeText: Summarize a given text into a shorter version."}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/taskbench_multimedia_query_19", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/taskbench_multimedia_query_19", "text_sha256": "7ae09911709c829e5a14559910de3cfb892d203643e06b6b5e5f7f0a09716ebe", "gold_id": "taskbench_multimedia_tool_19", "negative_ids": ["gpt4tools_tool_30", "gpt4tools_tool_3", "toolalpaca_tool_1498", "tool_be_honest_tool_315"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:taskbench-multimedia/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "taskbench-multimedia", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f85f03a32c0adf1ccb9f7c0679c8e4cfdb55b34143141b239a7624a60d90aa6e"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me search artificial intelligence on wikipedia?\nAI: Sure.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "SearchEngine": "This API searches for a given keyword for search engine.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "Wiki": "This API for searching a keyword in Wikipedia."}, "label": "Wiki", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/218", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/Wiki-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "edf61140fcbee05738bcec3c04eb13d70e6fa3eef13ae1a9574d2b962d133d50", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 218, "file": "Wiki-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "Wiki", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c0f1758840d4e07e689a92ecab4173fbb4de8094828a86eae1add125b05f145f"}}
{"state": "user: Look for the latest articles on Arxiv that discuss 'machine learning' and obtain the meta information for the first three articles. Also, look for scholarly articles on Google Scholar that discuss 'machine learning' and retrieve the title, citation count, organic result IDs, snippets, and publication details for the first three articles. In addition, retrieve information about the author of the first article on Google Scholar.\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: Obtain meta information for the first three articles on Arxiv that discuss machine learning.\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: ArxivSearch.get_arxiv_article_information\nuser: What is the value of 'query' required by the current tool?\nassistant: machine learning\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: Retrieve scholarly articles on Google Scholar that discuss machine learning.\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: GoogleScholar.search_google_scholar\nuser: What is the value of 'query' required by the current tool?\nassistant: machine learning\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: Retrieve the author ID for Elad Hazan on Google Scholar.\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: GoogleScholar.get_author_id\nuser: What is the value of 'mauthors' required by the current tool?\nassistant: Elad Hazan\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: Retrieve information about the author Elad Hazan on Google Scholar.\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "GoogleScholar.get_author_information: Search for an author's information by author's id provided by get_author_id.", "tool_2": "GoogleScholar.get_citation_format: get MLA citation format by an identification of organic result's id", "tool_3": "ArxivSearch.get_arxiv_article_information: Run Arxiv search and get the article meta information.", "tool_4": "GoogleScholar.get_author_id: The getAuthorId function is used to get the author's id by his or her name.", "tool_5": "GoogleScholar.search_google_scholar: Search for scholarly articles on Google Scholar"}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/t_eval_dialog_query_22", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/t_eval_dialog_query_22", "text_sha256": "48c2d1b982eb559f060924b9f3e6907242cfdb0e218e04f42f0f6b2ee5d63d6f", "gold_id": "t_eval_dialog_tool_44", "negative_ids": ["t_eval_step_tool_37", "t_eval_step_tool_35", "t_eval_step_tool_1", "t_eval_step_tool_36"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:t-eval-dialog/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "t-eval-dialog", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e08c973dea45828111bf6173028ab5fdd21a732d5ca773b8a79c358346e2ebb1"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Can you estimate the population of Bengal Tigers in India for the year 2021, compare it with the estimated population of African Elephants in Kenya for the same year, and then estimate the population of both these species in their respective countries for year 2023?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "estimate_population", "description": "Estimate the population of a particular species in a given country.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"country\": {\"description\": \"The country where the species lives.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"species\": {\"description\": \"The species for which population needs to be estimated.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"year\": {\"description\": \"The year for which population estimate is sought. Default is 2020.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"species\", \"country\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `estimate_population` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_185", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_185", "text_sha256": "5459c479c0235c2c82194d7312ddb50c6a577cb37145a571800c84752e556754", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel.json", "id": "parallel_185"}, "stratum": "parallel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "aa3107bba2abf411b507b0c0eedbbeed82f791fe3141d5a9739f20f3cb7a746c"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me calculate (5*6)/(2+3)?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that.\nAPI-Request: [Calculator(formula='(5*6)/(2+3)')]->6.0\nAI: The result is 6.0.\nUser: Can you show me the historical events that happened on December 10th?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "Calculator": "This API provides basic arithmetic operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name."}, "label": "QueryHistoryToday", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/299", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/Calculator-QueryHistoryToday-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "c72257ab99ba87116050fab6642723f855f8785185de2344efa21fb70b984604", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 299, "file": "Calculator-QueryHistoryToday-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryHistoryToday", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "df563b0bbb2bf535a0122468dd1116ca4a4d4328256c797db1e768dc3dd8b2af"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Firms improve healthcare products delivery with technology. Published 28 March 2022 GRICD, a cold chain technology company that uses the Internet of Things to enable last-mile delivery of temperature-sensitive products, has partnered with Haultrac, a logistics company, to improve the delivery of essential healthcare commodities to all 36 states of the nation, as well as the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja on behalf of USAID. According to the firms, the healthcare commodities include medicines, rapid diagnostic test kits, laboratory reagents, and consumables. In a statement, Chief Executive Officer and founder of Gricd, Oghenetega Iortim, said, Inability to keep temperature-sensitive medical commodities within required temperature range leads to waste of life-saving medication, sometimes loss of life. We are excited to be working with Haultrac and USAID to ensure the safe delivery of these essential commodities across Nigeria and make it easier for all parties to do business with confidence. The CEO of Haultrac, Segun Adeoye, added, Transporting temperature-sensitive commodities over long distances in a country like Nigeria can present many challenges. However, with real-time monitoring, we can move these commodities with confidence and take proactive steps to reduce wastage and maximise the value of these commodities. The firms said, Using Gricds Real-Time Data Loggers and Enterprise Monitoring Software, all parties will be able to guarantee the quality of these commodities during storage, transit, and distribution to the end-user", "question": "Read Also What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"article publication\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"alliance & partnership\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"new initiatives & programs\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"service & product providing\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"company description\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1249", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/e0293d940e48f1ff8fed", "text_sha256": "f35d8ce4ea297359c9d15c0b9e9826a44df30ae6000986d95b91ee2efa9daf1c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1249}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a5466a42c13e0c2dc7ca017e0c60c31621fe009e66d9666db23a15c48e6dd056"}}
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{"state": "Exhibit (d)(5)\nCONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT\nDecember 15, 2010\nVerizon Communications Inc.\n140 West Street\nNew York, New York 10007\nLadies and Gentlemen:\nYou have indicated an interest in evaluating a potential acquisition (the “Transaction”) of Terremark Worldwide, Inc. (the “Company”). In evaluating the Transaction, you have requested certain information regarding the Company and the Transaction from the Company. As a condition to your receipt of such information, you agree to treat any information concerning the Transaction or the Company which is furnished to you in connection with evaluating the Transaction (all such information, collectively, the “Confidential Information”) in accordance with the provisions of this Confidentiality Agreement (this “Agreement”) and to take or refrain from taking certain other actions herein set forth.\n1. You hereby agree that the Confidential Information will be used solely for the purpose of evaluating and implementing the Transaction and that such information will be kept confidential by you; provided that any such information may be disclosed to your officers, directors, employees, affiliates, accountants, attorneys, financial advisors, consultants, other agents or representatives and financing sources (such Persons hereinafter collectively being referred to as your “Representatives” who need to know such information for the purpose of evaluating and implementing the Transaction, have been informed of the confidential nature of the Confidential Information, and have been advised that such information is to be kept confidential, and provided, further, that such officers, directors, employees, affiliates, accountants, attorneys, financial advisors, consultants, other agents or representatives and financing sources shall not be deemed to be your Representatives unless (but solely to the extent that) you furnish Confidential Information to them. You agree you will be liable for any breaches of the terms of this Agreement by such Representatives.\nYou and the Company also each agree, on behalf of itself, its affiliates and its and their respective Representatives, that it shall not, without the prior written consent of the other party hereto, disclose to any Person the fact that Confidential Information has been made available to you, that discussions or negotiations have taken place or are taking place concerning a possible Transaction or any of the terms, conditions or other facts with respect to any such possible Transaction, including the status thereof.\n2. The term “Confidential Information” does not include any information which (a) at the time of disclosure or thereafter is generally available to or known by the public (other than as a result of its disclosure by you or your Representatives in breach of this Agreement), (b) was available to you or your Representatives on a non-confidential basis prior to disclosure by the Company, (c) becomes available to you or your Representatives on a non-confidential basis from a Person who is not known by you or your Representatives (as applicable) to be bound by a confidentiality agreement with the Company, or is not otherwise prohibited from transmitting the information to you or your Representatives (as applicable), or (d) is or was independently developed by you or your Representatives without reference to, incorporation of, or other use of any Confidential Information.\n3. Given the nature of the Confidential Information and our current discussions, the Company may be irreparably damaged by any unauthorized disclosure of any Confidential Information and you and the Company may be irreparably damaged by any unauthorized disclosure of our discussions or by any breach of this Agreement by you, the Company or the Representatives of you and the Company. Without prejudice to other rights and remedies otherwise available, you and the Company therefore agree that the other party hereto shall be entitled to seek equitable relief, including an injunction or specific performance, in the event of any breach of the provisions of this Agreement by the other party hereto or the Representatives of the other party hereto.\n4. In the event you or any of your Representatives become legally compelled (by deposition, interrogatory, request for documents, subpoena, civil investigation, demand, order or similar process) to disclose any of the contents of the Confidential Information, or you or the Company or any of the respective Representatives of you or the Company become so legally compelled to disclose either the fact that discussions or negotiations are taking place concerning a possible Transaction between the Company and you, or any of the terms, conditions or other facts with respect to any such possible Transaction, including the status thereof, the Company and you each agrees that each party and its respective Representatives may do so without liability, but each party hereto also agrees (i) to promptly notify the other party prior to any such disclosure to the extent practicable and legally permissible and (ii) to cooperate with the other party in any attempt it may make to obtain a protective order or other appropriate assurance that confidential treatment will be afforded the Confidential Information.\n5. The Company may elect at any time to terminate further access by you to the Confidential Information. Following any written request by the Company, you agree, at the Company’s election, to either promptly redeliver to the Company or destroy all written Confidential Information in your possession or your Representatives’ possession, and you and your Representatives will not retain any copies, extracts or other reproductions in whole or in part of such written material. You further agree that all documents, memoranda, notes and other writings whatsoever prepared by you or your Representatives based on the Confidential Information shall be destroyed, and you shall delete, to the extent reasonably practicable, all Confidential Information from any computer or other electronic device. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no such destruction or deletion shall be\nrequired where prohibited by law, regulation, regulatory process or proceeding, or stock exchange regulation, or where the Confidential Information is part of the record of proceedings of your Board of Directors; provided, that any such Confidential Information so retained shall continue to be held confidential in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.\n6. You and the Company also agree that, unless and until a binding agreement is entered into between the Company and you with respect to the Transaction, neither the Company nor you will be under any legal obligation of any kind whatsoever with respect to the Transaction by virtue of this or any other written or oral expression, except with respect to the matters specifically agreed to herein. Nothing contained in any discussions between you and the Company or in any Confidential Information shall be deemed to constitute a representation or warranty. Except for the matters set forth in this Agreement or in any such binding agreement, neither party shall be entitled to rely on any statement, promise, agreement or understanding, whether oral or written, any custom, usage of trade, course of dealing or conduct.\n7. You agree that certain Confidential Information may be deemed material non-public information under applicable securities laws. Without limitation of the other restrictions on use or transfer of Confidential Information described herein, you agree that while such information remains non-public, you will not engage, and will direct your Representatives not to engage, in any transactions in the securities of the Company in a manner which would constitute a violation of such laws.\n8. From the date of this Agreement until the earlier to occur of (a) 11:59 p.m. (New York time) on February 3, 2011 and (b) the execution of a definitive agreement between the Company and you relating to a Transaction, except for discussions with you regarding the Transaction, the Company and its affiliates shall not, and the Company shall cause its Representatives not to, directly or indirectly, (w) solicit or knowingly encourage inquiries or proposals with respect to any offer or proposal to (i) sell, issue or otherwise transfer any equity securities (or securities convertible or exchangeable for equity securities) of the Company or any of its subsidiaries (except in accordance with the terms of convertible securities outstanding on the date hereof and pursuant to employment arrangements entered into in the ordinary course from time to time), (ii) sell or otherwise transfer any material assets of the Company or any of its subsidiaries or (iii) effect any recapitalization, refinancing, restructuring, merger, consolidation or other business combination involving the Company or any of its subsidiaries (any of the foregoing hereinafter referred to as an “Alternative Proposal”), (x) solicit or encourage the initiation of (including by way of furnishing information) any inquiries or proposals regarding any Alternative Proposal, or (y) have any discussions with or provide any non-public information or data to any third party that would encourage, facilitate or further any effort or attempt to make or implement an Alternative Proposal.\n9, Upon the terms and subject to the conditions of a definitive agreement, if any, with respect to the Transaction and without prejudice thereto, each party hereto acknowledges and agrees that none of the other party or any of such other party’s respective Representatives and none of the respective officers, directors, partners, shareholders, members, employees, agents or persons in control of such other party’s Representatives makes any express or implied representation or warranty to such party, such party’s Representatives or to any other person as to the accuracy or completeness of the Confidential Information furnished by or on behalf of such party, and each party hereto hereby further acknowledges and agrees that none of such persons shall have any liability to the other party or any of such other party’s Representatives relating to or arising from or in connection with such other party’s use or the use by such other party’s Representatives of any Confidential Information furnished by or on behalf of such party to such other party or its respective Representatives or for any inaccuracies contained therein or any omissions therefrom. Each party hereto also acknowledges and agrees that it is not entitled to rely on the accuracy or completeness of any Confidential Information furnished to it or its Representatives by or on behalf of the other party and that such party shall be entitled to rely solely on such representations and warranties as may be made to it and contained expressly in any definitive agreement with respect to the Transaction, to the extent in accordance with the terms and subject to the conditions set forth in any such definitive agreement.\n10. This Agreement shall be governed and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New York, without regard to conflicts-of-law principles. Each party hereto irrevocably and unconditionally (a) consents to submit to the jurisdiction of the courts of the State of New York and of the United States of America located in the State of New York for any action, suit or proceeding arising out of or relating to this agreement (and irrevocably and unconditionally agrees not to commence any such action, suit, or proceeding except in such courts), (b) waives any objection to the laying of venue of any such action, suit or proceeding in any such courts and (c) waives and agrees not to plead or claim that any such action, suit or proceeding brought in any such court has been brought in an inconvenient forum.\n11 The provisions of this Agreement shall be binding solely upon and inure to the benefit of the parties hereto and their respective successors and assigns. The Company agrees that you may assign all rights, powers, privileges, and obligations under this Agreement with respect to any or all of the proposed Transaction to any of your affiliates.\n12. This Agreement represents the entire understanding and agreement of the parties hereto and may be modified only by a separate written agreement executed by you and the Company expressly modifying this Agreement. This Agreement supersedes and cancels any and all prior agreements between the parties hereto, express or implied, relating to the Transaction; provided that the Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement dated as of November 13, 2009 between the parties hereto shall remain in full force and effect with respect to the matters contemplated thereby.\n13. For purposes of this Agreement, “Person” shall be broadly interpreted to include any individual, corporation, company, partnership, limited liability company, trust or other group or entity (including any court, government or agency, commission, board or authority thereof, federal, state or local, domestic, foreign or multinational).\n14. This Agreement shall terminate upon the earlier to occur of (a) the closing of the Transaction contemplated by this Agreement, and (b) one (1) year after the date hereof.\n15. This Agreement may be executed in counterparts, each of which when so executed shall be deemed an original, but such counterparts shall together constitute one and the same Agreement.\n[Remainder of this page intentionally left blank.]\nPlease confirm your agreement with the foregoing by signing and returning to the undersigned a duplicate copy of this Agreement.\nSincerely,\nTERREMARK WORLDWIDE, INC.\nBy: /s/ Manuel D. Medina\n Name: Manuel D. 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{"state": {"service": "A widely used service for finding apartments and scheduling visits", "dialogue": ["User: Hello, could you help me search an apartment?", "System: Any preferred locations you would like me to search at?", "User: Yes, something in Milpitas will be greaat", "System: How many bedrooms would you prefer?", "User: I would like three bedrooms, thanks.", "System: I have found 3 great apartments, one of which is Crossing At Montague Apartments with 3 bedrooms and 3 baths located at 755 East Capitol Avenue which will cost you $4,200 monthly.", "User: Is this apartment furnished?", "System: Unfortunately, it is not furnished.", "User: May I have their contact number please?", "System: You can contact them at 408-586-9001.", "User: That sounds great! Could you schedule a visit for me please?", "System: When would be your preferred time of visit?", "User: I would like to visit them this Saturday.", "System: Please confirm your visit to Crossing At Montague Apartments tomorrow.", "User: Could you schedule it on the 6th of March instead?", "System: Please confirm your visit to Crossing At Montague Apartments next wednesday.", "User: That sounds great. Could you help me check if pets are allowed in the apartment?", "System: Your visit has been scheduled. Sadly, pets are not allowed in the apartment.", "User: No worries, thanks alot!"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindApartment": "Find an apartment in a city for a given number of bedrooms", "ScheduleVisit": "Schedule a visit for a given property on a particular date", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "ScheduleVisit", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/4_00024/18", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/4_00024", "text_sha256": "ab844df58a20dd9121fed0f1780b49c77b1f898b5fcd7df748ba08fe55e826f4", "schema_variant": "original", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "4_00024", "turn": 18}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4825a35a887a03e24f7daedbf887f849b1cb26fa5d9d340d1cb4841e50a7bd7e"}}
{"state": "I have an image 'example.jpg' that contains some objects. I want to estimate the depth of the objects in the image, generate a description about the image in English, and then translate the description to Spanish.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Sketch Detection On Image: useful when you want to generate a scribble of the image. like: generate a scribble of this image, or generate a sketch from this image, detect the sketch from this image. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the image_path", "tool_2": "Predict Depth On Image: useful when you want to detect depth of the image. like: generate the depth from this image, or detect the depth map on this image, or predict the depth for this image. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the image_path", "tool_3": "Generate Image Condition On Depth: useful when you want to generate a new real image from both the user description and depth image. like: generate a real image of a object or something from this depth image, or generate a new real image of a object or something from the depth map. The input to this tool should be a comma separated string of two, representing the image_path and the user description", "tool_4": "Generate Image From User Input Text: useful when you want to generate an image from a user input text and save it to a file. like: generate an image of an object or something, or generate an image that includes some objects. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the text used to generate image.", "tool_5": "Translation: Translation is the task of converting text from one language to another."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/taskbench_huggingface_query_15", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/taskbench_huggingface_query_15", "text_sha256": "41d9e7854fa88a8278ac778cd87ee3ee4b25e5ba7cfb0ebe55bc84650eff0869", "gold_id": "taskbench_huggingface_tool_1", "negative_ids": ["gpt4tools_tool_26", "gpt4tools_tool_6", "gpt4tools_tool_30", "gpt4tools_tool_9"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:taskbench-huggingface/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "taskbench-huggingface", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ce2ee0cda41195cc3ab1bc6a1caf822a6c01c37eaf782752c3a1450761191a44"}}
{"state": "User: Can you check the registration for Alice Chen on June 15, 2023 with Dr. Wang?\nAI: Sure, let me check.\nAPI-Request: [QueryRegistration(patient_name='Alice Chen', date='2023-06-15')]->{'45678901': {'patient_name': 'Alice Chen', 'date': '2023-06-15', 'doctor_name': 'Dr. Wang'}}\nAI: According to the registration, Alice Chen has an appointment with Dr. Wang on June 15, 2023.\nUser: Can you search for diseases related to nausea?\nAI: OK.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "SearchEngine": "This API searches for a given keyword for search engine.", "SymptomSearch": "This API searches for a given symptom.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID."}, "label": "SymptomSearch", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/309", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryRegistration-SymptomSearch-RecordHealthData-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "77505b72badb9d326eaf9077220b75898a148f53dc5b644ac411ff02ee2585ce", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 309, "file": "QueryRegistration-SymptomSearch-RecordHealthData-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "SymptomSearch", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "335052c22d8ca42f3a83c89f159594ccf73c50366f426469e7efa0c3d5fd2f1a"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Give me the population size of tigers in Bangladesh and India for the last 5 years. Also provide the projected population size of tigers in Nepal and Malaysia for the next 10 years."], "available_functions": [{"name": "crop_yield.get_history", "description": "Retrieve historical crop yield data of a specific crop in a given country.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"country\": {\"description\": \"The country of interest.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"crop\": {\"description\": \"Type of crop.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"years\": {\"description\": \"Number of years of history to retrieve.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"country\", \"crop\", \"years\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "animal_population.get_history", "description": "Retrieve historical population size of a specific species in a given country.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"country\": {\"description\": \"The country of interest.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"species\": {\"description\": \"Species of the animal.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"years\": {\"description\": \"Number of years of history to retrieve.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"country\", \"species\", \"years\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "animal_population.get_projection", "description": "Predict the future population size of a specific species in a given country.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"country\": {\"description\": \"The country of interest.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"species\": {\"description\": \"Species of the animal.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"years\": {\"description\": \"Number of years in the future to predict.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"country\", \"species\", \"years\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `crop_yield.get_history` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `animal_population.get_history` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `animal_population.get_projection` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_14", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_14", "text_sha256": "539b8e2d2f802cef656027dc5efeee794b48e1c02e21b6c0d79cb32a1c24c242", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "parallel_multiple_14"}, "stratum": "parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "86258661986b1dfc370496aec43c8d3e9d7fba0a17d9e65ed1d5db674ecdbf17"}}
{"state": {"service": "On-demand taxi calling service", "dialogue": ["User: What kind of weather can I expect on the 11th of this month?", "System: Where did you have in mind?", "User: I was thinking about Atlanta.", "System: There is 0 chance of showers with the day's average being 87 Fahrenheit.", "User: Oh well, what about next Friday?", "System: The average for that day is expected to be 79 and a 12 percent chance of rain showers.", "User: I'll keep that in mind. What is there to do there? Are there any place of interest locations?", "System: CNN Studio Tours is an interesting Tourist Attraction.", "User: Yeah, what else can you find?", "System: Mission Escape Atlanta is supposed to be a popular Tourist Attraction.", "User: Really, okay get me a cab ride for 2 so I can go there.", "System: Would you accept a shared ride?", "User: That wouldn't bother me any.", "System: Is this what you are requesting - a shared cab for 2 going to Mission Escape Atlanta?", "User: You got it.", "System: The cab is ready and on its way.", "User: How long is the ride there? What is it going to set me back?", "System: Once you get in the cab it should get you there in 11 minutes at a cost of $8.65.", "User: You can go now thanks for helping with that."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"GetRide": "Call a taxi to head to a given destination", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "GetRide", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/17_00036/18", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/17_00036", "text_sha256": "ffe737700974616537c96fcd86bd83aba3b25f2f3b0322d84d43737462462461", "schema_variant": "original", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "17_00036", "turn": 18}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8fab6f953212e57c0c06a1945694d1d04952e14317ecdc09f6279eaf382f4a91"}}
{"state": "NON-DISCLOSURE AND NON-ANALYSIS AGREEMENT\nAdd-X Biotech AB located at the address Klangfärgsgatan 16, SE-426 52 Västra Frölunda, Sweden, and its appointed representative, Anders Lumberg, and Green Club Inc., located at the address 502-100 Adelaide St. West, Toronto, Ontario,Canada and its appointed representative, Earl Chapman, have entered into following agreement.\nBackground\nAdd-X Biotech AB and …..…………………………. have been discussing the possibility of a future business relationship concerning the Project (as defined below.) In order to facilitate the further discussion, the parties have agreed to disclose confidential information and to perform certain tests relating to the AddiFlex material. To preserve the high value of the information and the material, the parties have agreed that the following agreement shall govern the confidentiality of the information and the tests.\n1. Each party may disclose to the other party confidential and/or proprietary information (hereinafter “the Information”) including but not limited to trade secrets, business practices and customer information. It is understood and agreed that these disclosures are made for the exclusive purpose of furthering the receiving party’s information about a possible business relationship concerning the AddiFlex® project (hereinafter “the Project”)\n2. All Information identified as confidential and disclosed there under shall remain the sole property of the disclosing party, and the receiving party shall have no interest in or rights thereto except as set forth herein.\n3. When receiving the Information each party agrees to maintain all such Information in strict confidence and to use at least the same measures to protect the same as that party uses to protect its own confidential information, including but not limited to:\n restricting the information’s availability to employees, agents or consultants of the receiving party with a need to know, and making such disclosure only after they have agreed to abide by the terms and conditions of this Agreement,\n prohibiting duplication of any such information without the prior written consent of the disclosing party, and\n taking all necessary and reasonable precautions to prevent unauthorised disclosure.\n4. With respect to the obligations of the receiving party to the protection and use of the Information, no obligations shall be imposed upon the receiving party with respect to any portion of said Information, which the receiving party can show\n(a) corresponds in substance to Information in the receiving party’s possession, in written or recorded forms, prior to the receiving party’s receipt of the same Information from the disclosing party; or\n(b) at the time of disclosure is, or thereafter becomes through no act or failure to act on the part of the receiving party, part of the public domain by publication or otherwise or\n(c) that it is required to disclose to the minimum extent required to do so by any order of any court of competent jurisdiction or any competent judicial, governmental or regulatory body.\n5. The parties each agree not to undertake or have undertaken any analysis on the products or the technology supplied by the other parties to determine structure or composition or otherwise to perform tests not authorised by other party without the prior written consent of the other party. Test procedures shall be mutually agreed prior to testing.\n6. The parties agree to disclose to each other, the results of the tests performed in connection with the Project. The parties each agree to take all appropriate steps to maintain and protect the confidential nature of the results. It is explicitly agreed that the composition of the material AddiFlex as well as the manufacturing process used to produce AddiFlex shall not be the subject of any test and that all information relating to the composition and manufacture of AddiFlex shall remain the exclusive property of Add-X Biotech AB\n7. Both parties may only make such copies as are strictly necessary for the purposes identified in 1. above and for disclosures that are not in breach of this agreement. All copies will clearly be marked as confidential.\n7.1 On the written request of either party the other will supply to the requester a list showing to the extent practical: -\n7.1.1 where copies that have been supplied are held;\n7.1.2 copies that have been made by the other party and where they are held; and\n7.1.3 the names and addresses of the people to whom Information has been disclosed and a copy of the confidentiality undertakings signed by them complying with the provisions of this agreement.\n8. All products and any residue thereof remaining after the tests are completed shall returned to the disclosing party no later than one hundred twenty (120) days from the effective date shown above, or shall be destroyed by the receiving party.\n9. Both parties will indemnify each other and keep the other harmless against all costs, losses or expenses resulting from any breach or non-performance of any of their obligations under this agreement.\n10. Neither party shall make or permit others to make any reference to the subject matter of the Agreement, or the Information or use the name of the other party in any public announcements, promotional, marketing or sales materials or efforts without the prior written consent of the other party and such consent shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed.\n 11. This document states the entire Agreement between the parties with respect to its subject\nmatter and supersedes all prior agreements and representations of the parties, oral or written, and may only be amended in writing when signed by duly authorised representatives of both parties.\n12. This agreement cover all Information exchanged between the parties relating to the Project, including any Information that may have been disclosed prior to signing of the agreement. The agreement and the obligation of confidentiality shall remain in force for a period of ten (10) years after the date of the last disclosure of Information,\n13. Any dispute in relation to this Agreement shall be resolved by the common court of the country of the first defendant, i.e. if suit is first brought by Add-X Biotech the dispute including all counterclaims shall be resolved by ………………. courts applying ……………. law and if suit is first brought by ………………………. the dispute including all counterclaims shall be resolved by Canadian courts applying Canadian law.\nIn witness whereof, the undersigned has caused this Agreement to be executed on its behalf by representatives empowered to bind the part with respect to the undertaking and obligations contained herein. This Agreement is made effective by the latest date of acceptance by either party as indicated below.\nDate__________________________ Date __________________________\n __________________________ ___________________________\nEarl Chapman /……………………../\nGreen Club Inc. ………………………………….\nExecutive Director", "questions": {"nda-1": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"All Confidential Information shall be expressly identified by the Disclosing Party.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-10": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall not disclose the fact that Agreement was agreed or negotiated.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-2": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information shall only include technical information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-20": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may retain some Confidential Information even after the return or destruction of Confidential Information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/152", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/152", "text_sha256": "c2fc301bf9d860589eb583360986a63fa600879bf65af20d7d8a46b2de2f582c", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 152, "file_name": "MNDA.pdf"}, "stratum": "search-pdf", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2926ebe6c813d45a889d0d2a595225b930f10aaa043af570af6f66d53fa5487b"}}
{"state": "What is the purpose of taxes if central banks can fund deficit spending?\n\nSomewhat straight forward. If the federal reserve can print money to buy treasuries to fund deficit spending, what is the purpose of taxes? Sure, taxes reduce the amount of deficit that needs to be picked up by the Fed, but if, as ive seen argued, money “printing” doesn’t necessarily lead to inflation whats the point of levying taxes? Why doesn’t the fed just procure all of the money itself if it could theoretically do so without adverse affects?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "If the Fed's goal is to expand the money supply and boost demand, the policy is expansionary. The Fed will buy Treasuries to pour cash into the banks. That encourages banks to lend the excess money that it doesn't have to keep in reserve out to consumers and businesses.", "doc_2": "Is Quantitative Easing Printing Money?\nCritics have argued that quantitative easing is effectively a form of money printing and point to examples in history where money printing has led to hyperinflation.16 However, proponents of quantitative easing claim that banks act as intermediaries rather than placing cash directly in the hands of individuals and businesses so quantitative easing carries less risk of producing runaway inflation.17", "doc_3": "It’s not as if the Fed is physically printing money; rather, the Fed credits\nbanks’ reserve accounts when it purchases an asset on the open market.\nMeanwhile, when the Fed shrinks its balance sheet, it doesn’t turn around and\nsell those assets. Instead, it lets those assets roll off at maturity,\nrefraining from reinvesting its proceeds. When the Fed redeems its securities\nholdings, the overall size of its balance sheet shrinks — and so do banks’\nreserves.", "doc_4": "What Is Modern Monetary Theory?\nModern monetary theory (MMT) decrees that governments do not rely on taxes or borrowing for spending since they can print as much money as they need. Some economists, including adherents of the theory, note that levels of U.S. government debt don't necessarily reflect the savings preferences of the government bond buyers, including the central banks of countries running trade and current account surpluses with the U.S. and U.S. corporations and households.", "doc_5": "All Countries Lower inflation countries\nAverage M0 Growth\nAverage Inflation\n0 25 50 75 100\n0\n25\n50\n75\n100\nAverage M1 Growth\nAverage Inflation\n0 25 50 75 100\n0\n25\n50\n75\n100\nAverage M2 Growth\nAverage Inflation\n0 25 50 75 100\n0\n25\n50\n75\n100\nAverage M0 Growth\nAverage Inflation\n0 5 10 15 20\n0\n5\n10\n15\n20\nAverage M1 Growth\nAverage Inflation\n0 5 10 15 20\n0\n5\n10\n15\n20\nAverage M2 Growth\nAverage Inflation\n0 5 10 15 20\n0\n5\n10\n15\n20\nFigure 1: Scatter Plots of Average Inflation and Average Growth Rates of M0,"}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/100", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/100", "text_sha256": "aafcea5cd66183d6124d704a1260c3160dbfcedd9ed95f809d6f7824b3c5a531", "gold_id": "federal_reserve_tax/vol2035_3.txt", "negative_ids": ["omo_money_supply/openmarketoperationsasp_17.txt", "nominal_interest_rate/quantitativeeasingasp_23.txt", "fed_reserve_balance/federalreservebalancesheet_241.txt", "government_debt/nationaldebtasp_16.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "100"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "871d6cfcc731018f5803d8139b573db36515dc4ac57337a3ba33481fd1c90b4d"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: When 74-year-old Penny Sweat was evicted from the HUD-subsidized Glendale Senior Housing in Salt Lake City last month, she moved to a nonsubsidized apartment at five times her previous rent because she was unaware of her rights. Sent 2: It turns out the manager of the seniors complex, its attorneys and government overseers were unaware, too. Sent 3: Lee Kemp, a hearing-impaired World War II disabled vet, also was evicted, but he contacted Utah Legal Services and was told to stay put. Sent 4: Attorney Marty Blaustein then notified Utah Nonprofit Housing Corp., the building's owner, that Kemp's eviction was not legal and that he had a right to a hearing. Sent 5: That didn't stop Utah Nonprofit Housing's attorneys from then sending Kemp a summons to show cause why he had not moved out. Sent 6: Meanwhile, Sweat's granddaughter called Salt Lake City housing officials, federal housing officials, state officials and several agents of Utah Nonprofit Housing to find out about her grandmother's rights. Sent 7: Nobody knew. Sent 8: Blaustein then took Sweat's case along with Kemp's and demanded her ousting be rectified. Sent 9: Utah Nonprofit Housing President Marion Willey returned from an out-of-town trip and learned HUD procedures were not followed. Sent 10: The eviction was activated because of ongoing personality conflicts among seniors in the complex, he said, and the new building manager decided the problems were with Sweat and Kemp. Sent 11: Several tenants blame other neighbors as perpetrators of the rift, however. Sent 12: Willey said when his building manager called attorneys retained by the company, they erroneously told her she could go ahead and kick out the tenants. Sent 13: When she called HUD to make sure, the inquiry got bogged down in bureaucracy and nobody called her back. Sent 14: Willey says he has offered Sweat and Kemp apartments in another complex operated by his company at their old rates", "question": "Sent 15: He also is retaining new attorneys. Multi Label Question: What was the issue with Penny Sweat and Lee Kemp"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"AGE\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"They were unfairly evicted from there homes\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"She moved to a nonsubsidized apartment at five times her previous rent\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"A riff\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Neighbors\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Unaware\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"They were evicted from the seniors complex\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/242", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/da597e2f6fefc2e789f6", "text_sha256": "e9bcd6e74977e6048eca3647b7d55736377552d284e52a707b62b9347dadb301", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 242}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ad6e679b8ea60476ab979caeeb5228a7eafcc957b2bce92a4f11f8d071164de4"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Sen. Gillibrand : ' No accountability ' for military sexual assaults"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Sen. Gillibrand : ' No party ' for military sexual assaults", "b": "Sen. Gillibrand : ' No accountability ' for military sexual shindigs"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/12897-848", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/12897", "text_sha256": "49b38112b2a17b292185405f8cff6df581d554f034f547483d569c2861fbe4e5", "grades": ["0.4", "0.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "12897-848"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2539e01ad70be435b282e5def373aacf49d8949aba7ae204bb2ea667fd16e0eb"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me schedule a meeting?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. What would be the meeting topic?\nUser: It's about project updates.\nAI: Great! When should it start and end?\nUser: Let's schedule it for 2022-12-15 at 2 PM, and it should end by 4 PM.\nAI: And where would you like to hold the meeting?\nUser: We can host it in our conference room.\nAI: Who will be attending the meeting?\nUser: John Smith, Jane Doe and Adam Lee.\nAI: Okay. To schedule this meeting, I need to authenticate you. What is your username and password?\nUser: My username is JohnDoe, and my password is pass123.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='JohnDoe', password='pass123')]->{'token': 'a9s8d7f6g5h4j3k2l1'}\nAI: Okay, I have your token now.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryAgenda": "The API for getting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "AddMeeting": "This API allows users to make a reservation for a meeting and store the meeting information (e.g., topic, time, location, attendees) in the database.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email."}, "label": "AddMeeting", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/307", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/AddMeeting-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "60140ac6bc40f3d5120f479f7f2eff8d49d0ff07a8edef5acfeb4661b778a3db", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 307, "file": "AddMeeting-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "AddMeeting", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3aa6a74f7495928bfb62f5b6f06338905d099d3301317295fa0d1be7804b9192"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#616600 #ffefce #8c5935 #731b26 #c9a767", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#86421a #c1a371 #4b5e56 #1a1d1d #01000c", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#4d4512 #3a1e00 #ba2933 #ffa8c1 #ffebae", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#e88dad #ff2277 #e8539f #ff27bb #ff6dbf", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#ffe8bc #546069 #d2dedb #33373d #262830", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#88909e #d1d1d1 #d44c3d #5e1f33 #24232b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#120f0f #282020 #786750 #c0a77a #fcda9b", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#09bb7b #0ac5b6 #0a70c5 #093cbb #008dae", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#c47c4f #9c211f #d4af81 #695553 #3b332f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#d9d0c1 #d3d925 #afbf36 #d95b72 #bf1b57", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#4a4e54 #947b65 #fba564 #6e6240 #383c22", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#540425 #600417 #ffcccc #000000 #ff0000", "rating": 1}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#767a52 #b89f82 #7d9970 #2c3832 #445b3e", "b": "#efdcd3 #ce9898 #a4896b #6c6135 #020202"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/212", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/212", "text_sha256": "596fdcfa749659b9e29db6fd103e92c3632921fc2a6ec6702be1fcc4d4e627eb", "themes": [2232, 2768], "ratings": [4, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 212}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c3b5f34c6d91e6ac383f4ebebe7d520e3c9c675dbb8d4c17859613df5bc7ab50"}}
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{"state": "When the grisly sight of Hugo's lifeless body, axed to death at a campground, meets Detective Winston's eyes, he finds himself entangled in an unnerving hunt for the truth between two suspects - Salvador and Wade.\n\nDetective Winston sat busily in his office, perusing online photos of mountain climbing adventures typical of suspect Wade. Eyeing the images, it became immediately apparent among the ropes, carabiners, and pitons that Wade always had one particular piece of gear with him - an axe. Along with the axe, a curious detail drew his attention - a blue bead bracelet that Wade wore on every climb.\n\nAs Winston was engrossed in his photographic search, his assistant entered the room, her eyes teary. \"Detective, I confronted Wade about my bracelet, the one he keeps wearing,\" she said, noticeably upset. \"He brushed me off, claiming that it became a necessary memento from an infamous climbing adventure with him.\" \n\nScratchy phone recorded deductions hung in the air as a woman's voice filled the room, \"Hugo was said to have checked into the campground... the same day as Wade.\"\n\nWinston tapped the ash from his cigarette into an old coffee mug and decided it was time to have a little chat with Mr. Wade. \n\nPulling up to the nearby climbing spot, which was also a well-known campground, he found Wade wiping the sweat off his brow as he examined a climbing route, axe handle sticking out from his backpack. The seasoned detective noted that they were at the plot adjacent to where Hugo had camped.\n\nWade looked up, seeing Winston step out of his car. \"Hey, detective... what brings you out here?\"\n\nWinston crossed his arms, gaze lingering on the axe handle. \"Thought it was time we had a chat.\"\n\nWade chuckled, adjusting the strap of the blue bead bracelet that was hanging loosely on his wrist, \"Alright then, shoot.\"\n\nWinston observed the bracelet, recognizing it from the pictures. Wade had worn the same bracelet during many of his climbs since their unfortunate expedition, even calling it his “lucky charm.” So much so, that it garnered attention on social media.\n\n\"My understanding is you venture here quite often for your climbing escapades,\" Winston inquired.\n\n\"That's right,\" Wade answered casually, seemingly unaware of the implications of Winston’s words.\n\n\"And these climbs you embark on... they always need an axe, I presume?\" Winston pointed at the tool that held such relevance.\n\n“Depends on the route, detective. Good to have it with me though,” Wade replied, clearly more interested in his climbing equipment than the conversation.\n\nNoting the piece of jewelry, Winston decided the conversation had run its course. \"You were camping here the same day as Hugo, weren’t you?\"\n\n“Yeah,” Wade replied, losing his grin, “I believe so. We were actually just a few plots apart. Didn’t know him well though.”\n\n“Hmm, alright…” Winston muttered, tipping his hat in goodbye as he got back into his car. His assistant’s bracelet glinted in the sunlight as Wade prepared for his climb. One step in the investigation was over, but many were still left to climb.\n\nWinston was sitting alone in his office, pouring over the sparse details he had on Hugo's murder. The crime scene, a picturesque campground, had been a haven for families just hours before. Winston rubbed his temples, knowing full well that these types of cases took delicate maneuvering, careful data collection. His lead suspect, a man named Salvador, was Hugo's driving instructor. This connection alone might not mean much, but it was a start. \n\nWinston took a deep breath, called up the local police and made an appointment to subtly interview Salvador. \n\nWinston found him at the driving school, hands deftly managing a hairpin turn while teaching a student. After the driving lesson ended, Winston introduced himself. \n\n\"Salvador?\" \n\n\"Yeah, that's me,\" he replied, wiping sweat from his brow.\n\nWinston motioned to a nearby bench. \"Do you mind if we chat for a few moments?\"\n\nSalvador glanced at his watch. \"Sure, I've got a few minutes.\"\n\nThey sat. \n\n\"Nice day out, isn't it?\" Canvasing the area, Winston's eyes landed on a small poster. The image was of a verdant campground, similar to the one where Hugo was killed. \"You like camping, Salvador?\"\n\nSalvador, caught off guard, blinked. \"Yes, I do. I go regularly, whenever I can... even to that campground over there\". \n\nThey chatted about the great outdoors, the joy of being connected with nature, and the complexities of their camping hobbies. Salvador didn’t seem aware that Winston’s questions were leading to anything in particular.\n\nAfter a few minutes of casual conversation, Winston stood up from the bench. \"Thanks for talking with me, Salvador. Nice day, isn't it?\" \n\n\"Yes, indeed,\" Salvador replied, stretching his arms. He watched Winston drove away curiously, before shaking his head and walking back to his car.\n\nWinston's next stop was Salvador's house; he observed from a safe distance as Salvador fiddled with something in his garage. Later, when Salvador had retreated into his house, Winston took a closer look under the cover of darkness. He could see an array of axes, various sizes and shapes, displayed proudly on a wall. He saw newly chopped wood stacked neatly in the corner of his backyard, evidence of Salvador’s recent chopping endeavours.\n\nWinston shared his observations with the local police but stepped back after providing his input. They would carry out any necessary searches with legal authorisations while Winston handled the interviews, suspicions and evidence collecting. It was a symbiotic relationship of professional respect.\n\nThe puzzling thing nagging at Winston's mind was Hugo's recent decision to stop supplying Salvador with drugs. Something provoked him to cut off Salvador, who was heavily addicted and relied on those supplies. His need was increasing, the gaps between his fixes shortening. Salvador owed Hugo a considerable sum, standing out amidst all the other jumbled pieces. \n\nWhenever Winston asked him about the night of the murder, Salvador always shrugged, a feeble excuse always at the ready, nothing concrete or credible. He didn’t provide any strong alibi for where he was that night. He admitted that he was in the vicinity, at that campground where he regularly camped, but no one witnessed him there. It was clear that Salvador knew how to handle an axe, and there was one found at his place that matched the murder weapon.\n\nWinston knew convictions weren't made on this sort of circumstantial evidence, but there were threads that linked Salvador to the crime scene. There was more groundwork to be done. One thing was certain; Winston wouldn’t stop until justice was served.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Salvador", "opt_2": "Wade"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/118", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/118", "text_sha256": "977f0ab1fbeb479dfb875f5409a6e4dd0d2c1abb061ad000fad4cca61ce93ffe", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 118}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "da6791db922a067d813d591aac2c7eb13029ee3b181ea6c0358edf9a96a9b798"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Philip Roth ’s 2004 warning about demagogues is more relevant than ever"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Philip Roth ’s 2004 warning about hangnails is more relevant than ever", "b": "Philip Roth ’s 2004 warning about warnings is more relevant than ever"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/10746-2154", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/10746", "text_sha256": "17d4dc138b82da871e06a608b5a06b47f08fa8268536d619eb091220b788ef6d", "grades": ["0.4", "0.8"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "10746-2154"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "13951c16ee684e512337d534d1de9c1b0fa9e258e71ac94367b7e2c936b6cb61"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: A car is participating in a drag race. In the first round, the car starts from rest and accelerates at a rate of 5 meters/second^2 for 10 seconds. In the second round, the car starts with an initial velocity of 10 meters/second and accelerates at a rate of 7 meters/second^2 for 8 seconds. In the third round, the car starts with an initial velocity of 20 meters/second and accelerates at a rate of 4 meters/second^2 for 12 seconds. What are the final velocities of the car in each round?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "final_velocity", "description": "Calculate the final velocity of an object given its initial velocity, acceleration, and time.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"acceleration\": {\"description\": \"The acceleration of the object in meters/second^2.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"initial_velocity\": {\"description\": \"The initial velocity of the object in meters/second.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"time\": {\"description\": \"The time over which the acceleration is applied in seconds.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"initial_velocity\", \"acceleration\", \"time\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `final_velocity` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_83", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_83", "text_sha256": "795782228266a928855e0b996d0d4f9e32494f62cd0420433ae27454cb72bda2", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel.json", "id": "parallel_83"}, "stratum": "parallel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c39ffb84c8bc7f60756e0426a9d9f6f54e9d9dc7316cee5c4481412109baf155"}}
{"state": "Find me a round trip flight from Las Vegas to Los Angeles departing on March 4th and returning on March 10th.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "getFlightInformation: Retrieves up to date flight information.", "tool_2": "searchonewayflight: search for one way flights to the destination", "tool_3": "API.select_transportation: # To select the transportation type from ['flight', 'train', 'bus', 'cruise']. This function must be called if booking type is 'trip tickets' or 'both'. API.select_transportation(transportation_type)", "tool_4": "searchroundtripflights: search for roundtrip flights for the trip", "tool_5": "getFlightStatus: Retrieve real-time flight status information, including scheduled and actual flight times, delays, and cancellations."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/appbench_query_4", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/appbench_query_4", "text_sha256": "b22607a21e606a0e15af2aaf1ad30c0f047550100ba921845bc088927057ea22", "gold_id": "appbench_tool_10", "negative_ids": ["appbench_tool_9", "toolbench_sam_tool_126", "toolalpaca_tool_696", "toolalpaca_tool_1446"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:appbench/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "appbench", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ea2e5fba0f5c8efa9d6b8384c0f821fdc8dec3910592ec1f9dea7e27bfb91cab"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "As Rhetoric Escalates , What Do We Know About North Korea 's Nuclear Arsenal ?"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "As Rhetoric Escalates , What Do We Know About daycare 's Nuclear Arsenal ?", "b": "As Rhetoric Escalates , What Do We Know About North Korea 's Nuclear Family ?"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/1474-4235", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/1474", "text_sha256": "4105670586b52b326b86e85f76239738e30c6b5a9e36859c6f5f50f3881dc736", "grades": ["1.6", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "1474-4235"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "46918d9d176ef896862b0535a0f39037624651f7e7536be6a7d676925719f4f1"}}
{"state": "Jeffrey went to the doctor to treat their ailments but not Robert so _ became sicker.\nA) Robert\nB) Jeffrey\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-instant-v1": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "claude-v1": null}, "label": "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.327", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.327", "text_sha256": "2fd97e1616048bb459d447e53fc520a71da4a0ebc4a806d2717f2ae63279ab2e", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.327"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "edbf1605ca389c58f0526147476a87b89714c631e210b4248c6b5d782e54ccf2"}}
{"state": {"service": "Finding and buying tickets for events in a specified area", "dialogue": ["User: Can you help me find something to do? I am looking for something around Vancouver, BC, preferably blues.", "System: What category of events do you prefer?", "User: I like music events.", "System: I found 3 events which you'll like. Colin James is very popular. That event is at PNE Amphitheatre on March 8th, starting at 7:30 pm.", "User: What else do you have? I want something on March 4th around Portland, OR.", "System: Damien Jurado is playing at The Old Church Concert Hall on March 4th starting at 6 pm. How about that one?", "User: That sounds great. I want to reserve 2 tickets."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"OnlineEventFinder": "Browse events by city", "Purchase": "Confirm event ticket purchase", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "Purchase", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/19_00103/6", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/19_00103", "text_sha256": "420640044911db9cd9a163ce3681502038bb314ab4801c2c0dae870bda2c8ad0", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "19_00103", "turn": 6}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "10e351521edb1e4924ad40acd3b75413cfc1ba2511f2bc6589cbfbc4e3c98035"}}
{"state": "User: Can you delete my account?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. Can you please provide me with your username and password for authorization purposes?\nUser: My username is user3 and my password is user3pass.\nAI: Thank you. One moment while I authenticate your account.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/316", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/DeleteAccount-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "4204486fdb67cc15899b9c306c27c7399bc163a1b2f21c7a629135fb8eca3a41", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 316, "file": "DeleteAccount-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8cb5529a14cf9f7560458361714f8342073c9c27a24644da311ee75509c9621d"}}
{"state": "In the realm of volunteerism, every effort counts, every contribution matters. This is the tale of Emily, James, and Michael, a trio of dedicated souls affiliated with a local charity organization. They've invested their time, energy, and countless cups of coffee into numerous projects, yet their latest endeavor holds a special place: a charity fundraiser. To guarantee the success of this event, they must each assume a specific role - either mastering the craft of Refreshment Handling or excelling in Ticket Sales. The question remains, who will be assigned to which task?\n\nEmily, a bright flame, was like a magnet, it was impossible not to feel drawn to her charming demeanor. Years of shifts at a hummed-to-life coffee shop had taught her and Michael to handle tense situations and brewed an unmistakable rapport between them. The coffee shop, however, wasn’t the only stage she had commanded. She’s been a salesperson at a retail store, where she was the star that shone the brightest of them all, sashaying out of the store with the coveted title of top salesperson. But these accomplishments were just the tip of the iceberg. Her resume consisted of five years of dexterity and balance as a restaurant server, handling plates and glasses as if they were but an extension of herself. Often complimented for these skills, they went hand in hand with her persuasiveness that found its roots, not only in her friendly nature, but also in aiding a variety of folks - be it James when he struggled with his assignments or customers who she had to convince to purchase products.\n\nJames, with his hands made of magic, was more than just Emily’s diligent teammate. He was the life of dinner parties, owing to his absolute love for cooking with his culinary class accolades as proof. He too had a whiff of retail experience under his belt, having managed to make a tough customer make a purchase once. However, much like a coin, he had another side that had caused tensions with Michael at a previous event due to a misunderstanding, which unfortunately was not resolved amicably.\n\nCasting the veil of past conflicts aside, Michael had an undeniable drive to excel. His working years as a bartender, handling refreshments with smooth alacrity, was a testament to that. His knack to persuade others had proven quite useful in addition to leading the pack in sales at his previous tenure in a cellphone store. \n\nAs the trio prepared for their biggest project yet, the air bristled with anticipation, soaked in the scent of freshly baked scones and coffee. The question lingering on their minds: Who would be better suited where? Would Emily's impeccable sales and multi-tasking skills be the ideal for taking charge of ticket sales or would her years as a server be more beneficial in refreshment handling? Could her knack for helping James prove crucial? On the flip side, how would James' culinary skills and occasional persuasive power stack up against Emily’s background as a top salesperson? And would Michael, with his sales acumen and experience as a bartender be better off handling the refreshments, despite his unresolved conflict with James?\n\nThe stakes were high but the spirit undefeatable. The answer, like the climax of a well-written script, was there ready to reveal itself when the curtains of the charity fundraiser would finally be raised.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Refreshment handling: Emily, Ticket sales: James and Michael", "opt_2": "Refreshment handling: Michael, Ticket sales: Emily and James", "opt_3": "Refreshment handling: James, Ticket sales: Emily and Michael"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/143", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/143", "text_sha256": "c163c10448621e5ed1983c48ebcfccbbb178d43664eb1192c4bd76c85a502e30", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 143}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0a9ec6ef2fcf710ac68301658291f47559609dfe6c72b250a69484ba86f9cf5d"}}
{"state": "In the eerie silence of a moonlit swamp, Leroy's life was gruesomely ended by a sai, setting the stage for Detective Winston's most perplexing murder investigation yet, with suspects Clayton and Madelyn cloaked in mystery.\n\nUnder the glaring afternoon sun, Detective Winston stood at the edge of the swamp, the muck and murkiness of the water reflecting back the solemnity in his eyes. Murder always had a way of turning the beauty of the world eerie, each flutter of nature appearing as if it was whispering the secrets of the dark act committed here.\n\nLeroy, it seemed, had met his end here, impaled by a sai. It was a martial arts weapon distinct in its deadly simplicity, known all too well by the martial arts community. \n\nWinston mulled over the circumstances surrounding Leroy's death. Leroy had gotten married to Clayton's ex-wife shortly after they had filed for divorce.\n\nLeaving the scene, Winston drove the short distance to the local dojo owned and run by a man by the name of Clayton. Clayton was an ex-husband to the recent bride of Leroy, and an avid martial arts instructor. According to whispers among the locals, he seemed to be a man still inherently in love with his ex-wife, a flame that lulled even after their love had supposedly extinguished.\n\nOn driving to the dojo, nostalgic flashes of visits to the local bar sprung forth in Winston's mind. Memories of how locals had on multiple occasions, narrated tales of Clayton exploring the swamp alone and of how he also ran survival tours there. On the day of the murder, many people at the local bar saw Clayton getting into his car alone, painting a picture of his solitary routine.\n\nUpon arriving, he found Clayton, kneeling before an illustrious collection of martial arts weaponry, that included a sai, the same weapon used in the murder of Leroy.  \n\n\"So, you collect these?\" Winston asked, nodding at the weapons.\n\n\"It's part of the job,\" Clayton responded as he carefully set down the sai, \"having a wide knowledge of martial arts weaponry. But yes, I have developed a personal collection.\" \n\nWinston ventured further, \"I heard you run survival tours in the swamp.\"\n\nClayton chuckled. \"Oh yes. I love exploring the swamp. It's like it's a part of me. Each corner, each nook, I know all of them like the back of my hand.”\n\nWinston then mentioned Clayton's recent loss. \"Your ex got married to Leroy shortly after your divorce... Must've been a real punch in the gut,\" he said, gauging Clayton’s reaction. \n\nClayton grimaced then muttered, \"Well, yeah, of course. Can't deny it stung a bit.\"  \n\"But you'd want her back--\"\n\nWithout waiting for Winston to finish, Clayton interjected. \"Yes, I would. But she made it clear she doesn't want a reconciliation as long as Leroy is around.\" \n\nAs Winston left the dojo, he began to storyboard the potential narrative. A man still in love with his ex-wife who wed another man right after their divorce, seen alone on the day of her new husband’s murder, with a confession that the ex-wife did not want to reconcile as long as Leroy was alive. He had a lot to ponder.\n\nDetective Winston strode into the lobby of the martial arts gym, taking in the sights of many people practicing their moves, some more graceful than others. His attention quickly moved to a woman near the back of the room, demonstrating a jarring, yet elegant, technique to her student with a sai. Recognizing her from a picture at his precinct, Winston confirmed it was Madelyn.\n\nHe recalled Leroy’s fitness schedule, and his plans to switch personal trainers, leaving Madelyn for her biggest competitor. Friends had mentioned conversations Leroy had with Madelyn's rival. Winston also knew from his sources, she had been in the vicinity when Leroy was on the phone discussing the change.\n\nMadelyn had a reputation of changing her hair practically every week. She seemed to enjoy the variety and surprise. A confirmed fact when Winston had visited her residential premises discovering several multi-colored wigs.\n\nNot wasting any time, Winston approached Madelyn after her demonstration. Madelyn agreed to go to the local coffee shop for a friendly chat. After a sputtered start, Winston was able to get Madelyn talking about her martial arts training, including the sai technique she used in her demonstration. A technique he knew was the cause of Leroy’s death.\n\nHer unique weapon choice hadn't really surprised him. Given the dimension of martial arts Madelyn specialized in, he suspected the sai came from her collection. A trip to the local martial arts store had led him to a store owner who confirmed her recent purchase of a pair. As well, the owner remembered seeing Madelyn practicing with her new acquisition at a local gym.\n\nEventually, Winston brought up the subject of passports. He'd found an interesting assortment of passports in various names inside a filing cabinet at Madelyn's house. He recalled her flustered behavior earlier at the post office where she'd been spotted getting passport photos taken. She struggled to explain, her face blanching at what he might uncover.\n\nThe conversation ended on a note of betrayal, with Madelyn softly admitting her inner circle betrayals. Winston gathered the facts in his mind, of hair wigs, martial arts and betrayal. Whisking the rest of his untouched coffee, he left Madelyn at the table, lost in her own world of memories.\n\nYet Winston had a murder inquiry to solve and no amount of color-changing wigs or phony passports could disguise that fact. He walked away with a nod, thinking of the next steps he would take before approaching Madelyn again. Irrespective of what she chose to conceal, he believed in the truth unveiling itself, the truth of a victim named Leroy.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Clayton", "opt_2": "Madelyn"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/154", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/154", "text_sha256": "5b0a16fb3267efe0f5cbb8820cdd055d99a27c6eed8a13f932f1882908c75a32", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 154}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "10675e8826f5e4dd15b2c014a107dda95ef68da56dbfc3a3a6d6301646237dd0"}}
{"state": "In the winding passages of a labyrinth, Lauren meets her untimely death by nail gun, pulling Detective Winston into a complex maze of lies and danger where Rose and Aubrey become his primary suspects.\n\n\nWinston was feeling the pressure as he approached Aubrey's home located adjacent to her business site. He had known her for a while in the professional world - She was a respected, even renowned, contractor. Every evening, after an exhausting day at work, it was a common sight to see Aubrey trudging home, her hands loaded with tools from a difficult day of managing construction projects. Among all the tools, the heavy-duty nail guns were a constant companion. Aubrey was always working on projects that involved a lot of nailing, such as erecting wooden framings or installing roofing and siding. \n\n\"Detective Winston,\" Aubrey greeted him from the porch, clasping her hands stained with a year's worth of construction grime, \"What brings you to my neck of the woods?\" \n\nWinston cleared his throat as he glanced at the construction tools visibly scattered around her house. Nail guns, power saws - everything you would find in a contractor's toolkit. As a person who often worked on structures from scratch, nail guns were typically a requirement due to their versatility. \n\n\"Got a moment?\" Winston asked, trying to keep the gravity out of his voice. Aubrey agreed and led him to her home office, which interestingly, was doubling as a toolshed. He once again couldn't help but notice a few nail guns among the equipment at her home. A professional necessity or a personal preference, he wondered. \n\n\"It's about Lauren,\" Winston began. Aubrey's face stiffened. \"We found confidential documents at her house. Seems she was planning something... something that involved your company.\"\n\nAubrey looked surprised momentarily, but then her face settled into a serious expression. She admitted to overhearing a conversation between Lauren and McDowell, her rival, confirming Winston's suspicions. \n\nAubrey's company was known for creating unique structures, like the complex labyrinth where Lauren was found dead. Aubrey had designed and supervised its construction. And since it was situated within her business property, Aubrey always maintained full access to it. However, much to Winston's surprise, the labyrinth had no public blueprints or maps, as Aubrey preferred to keep it unique. \n\nAs Winston left Aubrey's home, he knew he still had a lot of facts to untangle, not least of which was Lauren's apparent attempt to betray Aubrey's trust by selling confidential business secrets to a competitor. But with Aubrey's insights, he was ready to dig deeper into the nuanced maze of Lauren's mysterious death.\n\nWinston sat in silence at the edge of the chaotic crime scene, the labyrinth had become a monstrous cavity of mystery, with its winding tunnels and disorienting dead ends. What had happened to Lauren was no less perplexing, and one name kept echoing through the investigators' speculation: Rose.\n\nRose, known for her impeccable memory and experience in acting, was a prominent figure in this tightly wound community. She was always present at functions and events, as noted at the most recent meeting, a gathering Winston had attended himself not too long ago.\n\nNot everyone was gentle with their words that day, Winston knew too well. Lauren, the deceased, had thrown around a few insults, Rose being one of her victims. She had been called a loser in front of the whole gathering. Rose came from a gang where respect was paramount, and such humiliation did not sit light on her shoulders, but she had somehow managed to remain unnoticed in the labyrinth later.\n\nSomething caught Winston's interest – Rose's fondness for movies with intense, dramatic scenes. Late at night, from her room's closed door, her family often heard the telltale sound of violent movies emanating. The detective filed that away, nodding as he considered the implications.\n\nRose worked in construction, where reading blueprints was second nature, and interestingly, the blueprint of the labyrinth was accessible at her workplace. Winston noted this with a measure of unsettled interest. After dinner, Rose would often retreat to her room and stay locked in.\n\nAs he reviewed these facts, Winston could already feel the pressure building, and the all-consuming labyrinth of the case looming before him, his mind working tirelessly to map out where his next steps would take him.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Rose", "opt_2": "Aubrey"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/111", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/111", "text_sha256": "096fcefacc892f2aa255b0ec24b3d337f6e73cf658fc7d7dac017726fd46419f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 111}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f3cbd7c375905c166de2e2f0f8fb50acdc3d92dd248dc6c86c7e6ff20946e1ed"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me check if I have an appointment on April 12th, 2023 with Dr. Smith?\nAI: Sure. Please tell me your patient name.\nUser: My name is John Doe.\nAI: Alright. Let me check for you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set."}, "label": "QueryRegistration", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/304", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryRegistration-AppointmentRegistration-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "bda8e532dc05dac7e972c383e359017f45e022e2194d348f537688019aa338c0", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 304, "file": "QueryRegistration-AppointmentRegistration-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryRegistration", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cb4d1ba6e5bffeb8eb599975a7b224c8f6dc4cb1621763e05e2b69197467930a"}}
{"state": "Unfollow the artist of the song now playing and skip to the next song", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "DELETE_me_following: Remove the current user as a follower of one or more artists or other Spotify users.", "tool_2": "SearchLyrics: This API allows users to search for lyrics of a specific song by an artist.", "tool_3": "UpstringNowPlayingBroadcast: Upstrings the now playing broadcast information with the provided song title, artist, album, and commercial status.", "tool_4": "TuneIn_Broadcaster_Endpoint: Your title and artist information should be set to be updated by your broadcast software in correspondence with the currently playing song.", "tool_5": "get_song_lyrics: Get the lyrics of a song"}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_spotify_query_7", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_spotify_query_7", "text_sha256": "5a30b1712afaf835f5a3bd31a63b78c1436d9d87a9e3e47767311498a336adfb", "gold_id": "webtools_spotify_tool_11", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_10224", "toolbench_tool_11830", "toolACE_tool_10328", "toolACE_tool_11037"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:restgpt-spotify/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "restgpt-spotify", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "550ce357254a6a23343f62ef0f7b961f4064eadd62efbd76be0e32e94de6d70d"}}
{"state": "I would like to test betting systems using 6 rolls and 6 dice. At the same time, we will play some bingo card games.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Regular dice rolls: Roll any number of regular dice any number of times.", "tool_2": "regular_dice_rolls: This function simulates rolling a specified number of dice for a specified number of times using the Dice Roll Simulator API.", "tool_3": "Bingo Card Generator: Generates Bingo cards with randomized numbers between 1 and 75, grouped into 5 groups.", "tool_4": "custom_dice_rolls: Roll any number of dice with a specified number of sides a specified number of times using the Dice Roll Simulator API.", "tool_5": "Dice_Roll_Simulator_Regular_dice_rolls: Roll any number of regular dice any number of times."}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolLens_query_298", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolLens_query_298", "text_sha256": "8953001cbf64eb1532a21844ccbecb04a917a4322463f4b8a0401600f696957b", "gold_id": "toolLens_tool_162", "negative_ids": ["apigen_tool_167", "toolACE_tool_3756", "apigen_tool_1023", "toolbench_tool_3530"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toollens/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "toollens", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "29acdf97595a583859863da941d66c3a14d02a2d97a51ee72495804ecbb89346"}}
{"state": "User: Can you give me my health data between March 5th and March 18th of this year?\nAI: Sure! Please provide me your user ID.\nUser: My user ID is E97531.\nAI: Got it. What was the start time of the period you are interested in?\nUser: March 5th, 2023 10:00 AM.\nAI: And what was the end time?\nUser: March 18th, 2023 8:00 PM.\nAI: Thank you. Here is your health data between March 5th and March 18th of this year.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "SymptomSearch": "This API searches for a given symptom.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span."}, "label": "QueryHealthData", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/80", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryHealthData-CancelRegistration-SymptomSearch-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "ce3cd4283cf7f387abe8a912a82314587705e1f4232eb13230326670517f9338", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 80, "file": "QueryHealthData-CancelRegistration-SymptomSearch-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryHealthData", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e4567f74b05bc4e49a45998edffd783d5bbab2fb01a311d69ce0278342c17df1"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Angelina Jolie blasts Donald Trump 's executive order on refugees"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Angelina Jolie blasts Donald Trump 's executive order on implants", "b": "Angelina Jolie blasts Donald Trump 's executive order on bagels"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/4242-15005", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/4242", "text_sha256": "b60dc20a65c46955120b04e4ea4566d8ad40b7aa660cfe380604fa6a01b45879", "grades": ["1.4", "1.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "4242-15005"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "65a3f0b9b23e9939162f9528300e5156a02aaeca87f31551130dda5277b2dad3"}}
{"state": {"service": "Plan and purchase tickets with the country's largest bus network", "dialogue": ["User: I want a bus to go to LAX."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindARoute": "Find bus itineraries for your to and from destinations", "BuyTickets": "Purchase tickets for bus trip", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "BuyTickets", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/8_00032/0", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/8_00032", "text_sha256": "f96176e2925102c07bcb963e537cf6dee73ce95625c489acf4b694879dc81003", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "8_00032", "turn": 0}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2f6304e182d23796fc55f06f44d1465939a15966027095e6fa12740e8fe244db"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: An atom is the very smallest particle that still the elements properties. Sent 2: All the atoms of an element are alike. Sent 3: They are also different from the atoms of all other elements. Sent 4: For example, atoms of gold are always the same. Sent 5: It does not matter if they are found in a gold nugget or a gold ring. Sent 6: All gold atoms have the same structure and properties. Sent 7: For example, all gold atoms contain 79 protons. Sent 8: One of golds unique properties is that it is a great conductor of electricity. Sent 9: Gold is a better conductor of electricity than copper. Sent 10: Gold is more rare and expensive than copper. Sent 11: Copper is used in house wiring. Sent 12: Gold is far too expensive", "question": "What are differences between gold and copper?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Copper is more expensive than gold\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Gold is more expensive than copper\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Gold is more rare and expensive than copper and is a better conductor of electricity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Copper is more rare and expensive than gold and is a better conductor of electricity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/105", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/99cc874518c01974d863", "text_sha256": "9b07d4cf5dd406f3545db53fce510b13683cf5ceac53042ce192f08da4c2cfee", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 105}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "71447903bc2477d0787c547782ae59ea5f7b4eb35574efa24398bf66d578eb26"}}
{"state": "User: Can you play \"Shape of You\" by Ed Sheeran?\nAI: Sure, playing \"Shape of You\" by Ed Sheeran now.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "PlayMusic": "This API triggers a music player to play music.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span."}, "label": "PlayMusic", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/336", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/PlayMusic-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "22f8d6214057c881548de5cc324baffef6897ab6b60c1043118105a97f41aa83", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 336, "file": "PlayMusic-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "PlayMusic", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "511b57ca96f49791f0559152ec95e23278273d414ef5582ce96dbb5e62dfcb39"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Find details about lawsuit case numbered 'LAX2019080202' in the Los Angeles court."], "available_functions": [{"name": "get_lawsuit_details", "description": "Retrieve the detailed information about a lawsuit based on its case number and the court location.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"additional_details\": {\"description\": \"Optional. Array containing additional details to be fetched. Default is all.\", \"items\": {\"enum\": [\"attorneys\", \"plaintiffs\", \"defendants\", \"charges\", \"court_updates\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"case_number\": {\"description\": \"The case number of the lawsuit.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"court_location\": {\"description\": \"The location of the court where the case is filed.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"case_number\", \"court_location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_lawsuit_details` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/simple_178", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/simple_178", "text_sha256": "d1f774faf4465c72ca89bd2daf7f6475719c804fdc8281b3d8b80b2de638a434", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_simple.json", "id": "simple_178"}, "stratum": "simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5ba38f4152551dbfcf343fbfe5ff3f45b470a681380952c2a06af5cfe16710b0"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Can you tell me the list of projects that Adriel has been involved in from January 1st, 2021 to December 31st, 2021?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "get_current_weather", "description": "Retrieves the current weather information for a specified location.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"location\": {\"description\": \"The location for which to retrieve weather data, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'San Francisco, CA' or 'New York, NY'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"unit\": {\"default\": \"fahrenheit\", \"description\": \"The unit of measurement for temperature values.\", \"enum\": [\"celsius\", \"fahrenheit\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "get_adriel_projects", "description": "Retrieve a list of project names that Adriel has contributed to within a specified time frame.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"end_date\": {\"description\": \"The end date for the project query, in the format of 'YYYY-MM-DD', such as '2021-12-31'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"include_archived\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"A flag to include archived projects in the search results.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"start_date\": {\"description\": \"The start date for the project query, in the format of 'YYYY-MM-DD', such as '2021-01-01'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"start_date\", \"end_date\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_current_weather` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_adriel_projects` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_multiple_157-60-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_multiple_157-60-0", "text_sha256": "7683a912c4e85500ee77eef70d0058d58f3cf2841ea16f2a58a9a071473c036b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_multiple.json", "id": "live_multiple_157-60-0"}, "stratum": "live_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "86d9f25b9ea04a145de6c48363f83460703d5488c700726298a62b40be5847cf"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Two days of talks between management andunions to try to end the 3-1/2 month labour dispute at CargillU.K. Ltd's oilseed crushing plant at Seaforth ended yesterdaywithout resolving the situation, a company spokesman said. Fresh talks are expected to be held early next week but theactual date has not yet been fixed, he added. Oilseed processing at the mill has been at a standstillsince December 19 and the company has declared force majeurefor deliveries of soymeal and soyoil ahead to May", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"soy-meal\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sunseed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"soybean\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"oilseed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"soy-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"veg-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/828", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/5aac97b7663064863937", "text_sha256": "9096ece4df289cc9f84465288c50dc62d40b004211f22f960287d1b125432306", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 828}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "891fad527e0e7cda822d53d7b0e5f5bf72cc006836198ed42556fefdcad3f9c3"}}
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{"state": "Kindly provide a list of hotels in Moscow along with their names and addresses.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "search_city_hotels: Search for a specific location or name places of a hotel (city, island).", "tool_2": "filter_hotels_with_room_type: Filter out hotels that offer a specified room type from the list of hotels", "tool_3": "localitiesAutocomplete: Autocomplete on worldwide suggestions for a for text-based geographic searches. It can match on full words as well as substrings. You can therefore send queries as the user types, to provide on-the-fly city names, postal codes or suburb name suggestions.", "tool_4": "Bulk WHOIS: Performs a bulk WHOIS query for a list of domains or IP addresses.", "tool_5": "filter_hotels_by_date: Filter hotels by check-in and check-out dates"}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/tooleyes_query_69", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/tooleyes_query_69", "text_sha256": "cb7620e9285018cd7361c886295ea46af32dc634eac6b203041912c8a5922881", "gold_id": "tooleyes_tool_85", "negative_ids": ["ultraTool_tool_527", "toolACE_tool_11940", "toolACE_tool_1346", "ultraTool_tool_429"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:tooleyes/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "tooleyes", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "db1d72622e935729a6a9ce14e80469540e1a9a6e1df28632e9de857fb2e6fb77"}}
{"state": "The man thought lifting the rock, not the log, would give him a hernia because the _ was lighter.\nA) log\nB) rock\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-v1": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "claude-v2": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null}, "label": "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.641", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.641", "text_sha256": "d79a0172feed4f01d0e29e4a497e83c2f249ef049a35d4606af87e75cab71894", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.641"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b9863aca1c68e8c4fdabc37a721651edcebd8bb4ec20546e67c50e34d8a0a85f"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: \"Could you please provide me with the origin and founder information of Buddhism, and then do the same for Hinduism? After that, could you also tell me about the core beliefs and practices of both these religions?\""], "available_functions": [{"name": "religion.get_core_beliefs", "description": "Retrieves the core beliefs and practices of a specified religion.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"religion\": {\"description\": \"Name of the religion for which to retrieve the core beliefs and practices.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"religion\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "religion.get_origin", "description": "Retrieves the origin and founder information of a specified religion.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"religion\": {\"description\": \"Name of the religion for which to retrieve the founder and origin.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"religion\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `religion.get_core_beliefs` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `religion.get_origin` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_111", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_111", "text_sha256": "7f96d991cb9c6356612419a6e1f054f8c8e720e091518443b7594b005ffe481b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "parallel_multiple_111"}, "stratum": "parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4a3623190efb6c955edcd6488ec9d0b30055153be8f44f095af9aca28a002977"}}
{"state": "As the much-anticipated music festival of the year loomed closer, I was tasked with the crucial job of assigning roles within my team. The key responsibilities of stage setup and artist liaison needed to be distributed among my eclectic trio: Jessica, Michael, and Olivia.\n\nJessica, a bundle of energy always seizing the reins of any project, has an impressive knack for being organized. Recollection of the music festivals she and Michael worked on in the past often flooded back to me, brilliantly complex and incredibly successful. Jessica's past experience with stage setup from her college days and her keen attention to detail following her retail job were undeniable assets that I knew should be maximally utilized. I also had noted down Jessica's discomfort in social gatherings where she didn’t know many people. That, combined with her occasional difficulty in remembering names and faces, was a pitfall from which I hoped to shelter her. \n\nThen there was Michael, an outgoing, charismatic friend to many in the music industry due to his love for photography. His artistry not only brought him a well-connected network but also a fine understanding of spatial arrangement and composition. Teamed up with Jessica on previous festival projects, he had comfortably adapted to her sometimes erratic workflow. His shared love for music with Olivia only further exemplified his integrative attributes. His experience with local band gigs had seasoned him with a pinch more of an understanding of onstage setups.\n\nOlivia, full of life and spontaneity, was a friendly soul known for her ease in mingling in her circle of friends. Despite her lack of an extensive network in the music industry and her admitted clumsiness in stage setup, I knew from previous local art projects that she was a force to be reckoned with. Her preference for spontaneity occasionally led to mid-task directional changes that had always proved to be innovative, given the right workspace. \n\nWith the spotlight gleaming on our festival, I knew I had to assign these roles promptly. Each person brought a balance of strengths and weaknesses, their complementary features bound together them like chords in a song. Drawing out the best in each of them was my melody to orchestrate.  \n\nPlacing Jessica on stage setup seemed an ideal arrangement, with her past experience and the undeniable fact of her organizational skills. Her past retail job had honed her attention to detail and spatial reasoning, an asset that couldn't be wasted. Michael, the friendly face with a network adorned by countless industry connections from his stint as a concert photographer, seemed to be perfect as our artist liaison – his outgoing nature and comfortable rapport with Olivia would be a boon. As for Olivia, despite her not being exactly proficient at stage setup, her vibrant friendliness and flexibility naturally aligned her to work alongside Michael, bridging the artists with our event.\n\nI had to work my way around my team's strengths and weaknesses, recognizing challenges along the way. In the end, ensuring that the music festival resonated with attendees though, meant making these decisions that harmonized the team’s capabilities. It was all part of the grand symphony of organizing a successful event, after all - A symphony that we played together, each person an integral note in the composition.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Stage Setup: Michael, Artist Liaison: Jessica and Olivia", "opt_2": "Stage Setup: Jessica, Artist Liaison: Michael and Olivia", "opt_3": "Stage Setup: Olivia, Artist Liaison: Jessica and Michael"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/137", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/137", "text_sha256": "ec1c588340616bfd92b6d11a20fcf447165f61f30bf92839dbdea5d59791480e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 137}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "47002b52ec45f66250adcb7c4bd0446a22070f262a0fac79eeb58ce8738620f6"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "Rainfall in the past few days has easedthe threat of drought in the south China province of Guangdong,the New China News Agency said. It said 75 pct of early rice fields are ready to be plantedand seedlings have already been transplanted on 90 pct of ricefields in Hainan island. Some 840,000 hectares of farmland havebeen planted with cash crops including sugar cane, peanuts andsoybeans, 67,000 ha more than in 1986. The provincial government has increased investment in grainand taken effective measures to combat natural disasters thisyear, the agency said, but gave no further details", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"yen\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"nickel\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"oilseed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"rice\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"carcass\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/680", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/92015ba1467b00270709", "text_sha256": "5384971e3b0118ab2f1d7cae0719f389581d6751ec8d6b09389560714012c54f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 680}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "885e9bad7b1e85c1b758b7efd0f3610f05b797fe7f973b87a252bec6350d589a"}}
{"state": "Why does the butterfly have a cocoon stage in its life cycle?\nWhy does the butterfly have a cocoon stage in its life cycle? It could have simply grown up within the egg/cocoon, and emerged as a butterfly. Instead it is first an egg, then a worm, then a chrysalis, and finally after some time a butterfly.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": ".\nComplete\n\nMain article: Holometabolism\nLife-cycle of butterfly, undergoing complete metamorphosis from egg through caterpillar larvae to pupa and adult\nHolometabolism, or complete metamorphosis, is where the insect changes in four stages, an egg or embryo, a larva, a pupa and the adult or imago. In these species, an egg hatches to produce a larva, which is generally worm-like in form. This can be eruciform (caterpillar-like), scarabaeiform (grub-like", "doc_2": "**Sexual reproduction** is a type of [ reproduction ](/wiki/Reproduction\n\"Reproduction\") that involves a complex [ life cycle\n](/wiki/Biological_life_cycle \"Biological life cycle\") in which a [ gamete\n](/wiki/Gamete \"Gamete\") ( [ haploid ](/wiki/Haploid \"Haploid\") reproductive\ncells, such as a [ sperm ](/wiki/Sperm \"Sperm\") or [ egg cell ](/wiki/Egg_cell\n\"Egg cell", "doc_3": "that happen during this time. About 1% of women will experience premature menopause (or premature ovarian failure), meaning that they will run out of eggs well before the normal age of menopause, sometimes when they are still teenagers. This is one of the reasons why otherwise healthy women need egg donation. How does an egg develop? At the beginning of each menstrual cycle, a group of 10-20 primary follicles begin to develop under the influence of Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH). By around Day 9 of the cycle, only one healthy follicle normally remains,", "doc_4": "changes that happen during this time. About 1% of women will experience premature menopause (or premature ovarian failure), meaning that they will run out of eggs well before the normal age of menopause, sometimes when they are still teenagers. This is one of the reasons why otherwise healthy women need egg donation. How does an egg develop? At the beginning of each menstrual cycle, a group of 10-20 primary follicles begin to develop under the influence of Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH). By around Day 9 of the cycle, only one healthy follicle normally remains", "doc_5": "Holometabolism, also called complete metamorphosis, is a form of insect development which includes four life stages: egg, larva, pupa, and imago (or adult). Holometabolism is a synapomorphic trait of all insects in the superorder Holometabola. Immature stages of holometabolous insects are very different from the mature stage. In some species the holometabolous life cycle prevents larvae from competing with adults because they inhabit different ecological niches. The morphology and behavior of each stage are adapted for different activities. For example, larval traits maximize feeding, growth, and development, while adult traits enable dispersal, mating, and egg laying. Some species of holometabolous insects protect and feed their offspring. Other insect developmental strategies include ametabolism and hemimetabolism."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/69", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/69", "text_sha256": "e5b3fbd829e331b4cea00d36257ca9ac44d8e96a994f9ab47bf654b68b80779f", "gold_id": "butterflies_stage/Holometabolism_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["insects_attracted_to_light/Insect_5_6.txt", "parthenogenesis/human-egg-cell-explained_5_7.txt", "parthenogenesis/human-egg-cell-explained_1_22.txt", "more_than_two_sexes/Sexualreproduction_42_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "69"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "769f0bf6746b133141aba618b896c08dca7808fbb1ce60009d54247ca508e456"}}
{"state": "In the once tranquil mosque, tragedy struck as Jamal was brutally shot dead, and now it's up to Detective Winston to weave through the tangled web of secrets Mark and Gerald are entwined in.\n\nWinston took a moment to clear his mind, the large white mosque in front of him only a backdrop to the chaos of scattered investigators and onlookers. The high profile murder of Jamal had the community on edge. \n\nA commotion caught his attention as a man named Gerald was directed towards him; a towering figure, with shaky hands that contradicted his hard-set eyes.\n\n\"Are you Winston?\" Gerald's voice was soft as he extended his hand to the detective. \n\n\"Indeed,\" Winston replied, examining the intricate movement of Gerald's fingers as he played with his jacket. \"Play an instrument?\"\n\n\"Aw, already caught me out, did you?\" Gerald laughed. \"I play the violin. Lot of class and vitality in a violin.\"\n\n\"Must have steady hands for something like that\" Winston noted. The thought of handling a violin, and a shotgun, involved a high level of similar dexterity.\n\nOn Gerald's way out, Winston caught the surveillance monitor playing a video taken earlier that day. It was Gerald, entering the mosque just as the midday prayers were set to commence. This was a ritualistic routine for Gerald, arriving before the midday prayers began and always praying fervently during that time; the same time the murder happened, Detective Winston had learned during the investigation.\n\nWinston decided to mingle with the on-goers, to see what he could gather. A local community meeting was in action, and he discovered an old friend of Gerald's named Arnold. Arnold mentioned that Gerald had openly discussed his fear of Jamal's charisma in front of the entire community during a meeting, and how he, Gerald, feels inferior to such captivating influence. Gerald's deep involvement within the mosque's day-to-day activities seemed unquestioned, even though he was openly scared of Jamal's charismatic hold on the people. \n\nListening further, Winston discovered that Gerald was well-respected amongst the community, and was legally allowed to purchase firearms due to having a clean record.\n\nMeeting Gerald again for a one-on-one, Arnold was present, making the interaction more personal. Gerald admitted to them both about his feelings of inferiority to Jamal's vast influence. \n\n\"Gerald,\" Winston asked, \"A week before Jamal was murdered, where were you?\"\n\nGerald swallowed, \"Well, I was out purchasing a new shotgun. Why?\"\n\nWinston simply nodded and said, \"Just collecting the facts. That's all.\" \n\nHe ended the conversation soon after that, wanting to get back to the office to review the evidence. As Winston watched Gerald walk away, his mind replayed their conversation. An undercurrent of fear seemed to wash over Gerald whenever Jamal's name was mentioned. But that was all facts. Nothing more.\n\nWinston was at the crime scene, a deserted mosque, when he received news that a suspect had been identified. Mark, a local lawyer, reputed for representing law enforcement personnel was due to be interviewed. His résumé was diverse and impressive, having in several cases represented law enforcement personnel from whom he obtained extensive knowledge about firearms. As a lawyer, Mark was often called upon to play a vital role in ensuring the safety and well-being of his community while protecting the law enforcement personnel who kept it safe. Despite the sacred surroundings, a chill ran through Winston. \n\nMark's office was filled with a faint scent of cologne and smoke. A number of law enforcement badges and hats met Winston's sight. \"I have worked with a lot of your kind,\" responded Mark when asked about the artifacts. \n\nWinston then asked Mark if he had any known meetings today. Mark responded, \"Yes, it was a standard law firm meeting with my colleagues.\" He paused for a moment before adding, \"You know how it goes, lots of talk. And if participants thought I was repeating lines from true crime documentaries, they were right – I sometimes do it to make my point.\"\n\nThe conversation drifted to hobbies. Mark mentioned that he enjoyed watching true crime documentaries late into the night. He mentioned that the complex structures of these crimes and the chase to find answers gave him a thrill. \"Makes me relive my cases without actually being involved. In fact, I'm constantly quoting lines from one of these during my meetings,\" he chuckled. \"My neighbour probably knows about this too. He once told me he noticed my TV on late into the night.\"\n\nOne interesting fact Winston discovered was that Mark had successfully handled cases involving firearm charges. He asked Mark about this. \"That's part of my job, after all,\" Mark replied. \"Dealing with such cases is a part of ensuring the safety of this community.\"\n\nThe subject of firearms led Winston to ask if Mark had purchased any ammunition recently. With a raised eyebrow, Mark replied, \"You're right. I did buy a couple of boxes of shotgun shells from the local store. Just wanted to know more about it from a personal perspective. The clerk even confirmed my purchase,\" he shrugged. \n\nSeeing no point in beating around the bush, Winston then asked Mark about Jamal. There was momentarily a flicker of fear that flashed across Mark's face before he turned stoic again. Mark confessed he had interacted with Jamal on a few occasions where community members expressed concerns about Jamal's extremist ideas to him. These ideas had scared him. He had confessed to a friend about his fears and it looked like a nightmare coming true.\n\n\"There's a thin line between ideas and action, detective,\" Mark's voice was barely above a whisper, \"Unfortunately, some people don't realize it until it's too late\".\n\nAs Mark was sending Winston out, he whispered, \"And between you and me, it freaks my neighbor out. The only thing he says he can hear is the distinct audio from my late-night true crime documentaries.\"\n\nWinston left the law firm office with a weary sigh. He knew he had a long night ahead of him, fishing for answers, following leads, exhausting every possibility until he could bring justice to Jamal.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Mark", "opt_2": "Gerald"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/209", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/209", "text_sha256": "e15a7960b169fea81e499236717053b4d8efaecf9e02bbe5cde151f9d9ae7346", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 209}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "20dc4209e95892a4440908db353402c3f5e7658324b6da6b8b85db274e73ef1c"}}
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{"state": "when is my kaiser bill due", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"min_payment": null, "pin_change": null, "interest_rate": null, "report_fraud": null, "bill_due": null, "order_checks": null, "transfer": null, "account_blocked": null, "bill_balance": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "bill_due", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/1555", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/1555", "text_sha256": "09537066589a3d2638d94ca3e1915c709d8a090a086c7b7bb2daecca48e14cd6", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1555}, "stratum": "banking", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e3979b85861dd88efe0d189fba14acbdba1ca64d2a7dd9903dbfdb91ba217c27"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Running a marathon", "context": "A montage of people excercising is shown with titles. A woman and man take turns talking to the camera while they are in the gym. helpful hints"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "are shown to explore the list of tai chi movements.", "opt_2": "are given in the various activities the man is involved with in the gym.", "opt_3": "are shown as to what to do with the tools located inside the corals.", "opt_4": "are shown on the side of the screen."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/39903", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_tS2d90ZGmeA", "text_sha256": "f7d2301396d7cd215d6e1cabeff55217e504c831d6941a25797d7e544a44782f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2612, "source_id": "activitynet~v_tS2d90ZGmeA"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7c8ebaa5cc406ce2a9b396a78d386936333aedeabc1222e38c7c0803c092d051"}}
{"state": "Inconsistent delay when using RegisterHotkey and PeekMessagew In Go\n\nI'm trying to write a simple Go program that will listen for global windows hotkeys while in the background and send API calls when specific ones have been pressed. This is my first time learning how to work with Windows messages so this is probably just me not understanding how they work.\n\nMy calls to PeekMessageW often return 0 even though hotkeys are being pressed, and then after a minute or so suddenly returns them all at once. Is this just expected behaviour?\n\nI'm doing everything on the same goroutine. First I create a new window and save the HWND like this:\n\n```\nfunc createWindow(\n    user32 *syscall.DLL,\n    dwExStyle uint32,\n    lpClassName, lpWindowName *uint16,\n    dwStyle uint32,\n    x, y, nWidth, nHeight int,\n    hWndParent, hMenu, hInstance uintptr,\n    lpParam unsafe.Pointer,\n) uintptr {\n    procCreateWindowEx := user32.MustFindProc(\"CreateWindowExW\")\n\n    ret, _, _ := procCreateWindowEx.Call(\n        uintptr(dwExStyle),\n        uintptr(unsafe.Pointer(lpClassName)),\n        uintptr(unsafe.Pointer(lpWindowName)),\n        uintptr(dwStyle),\n        uintptr(x),\n        uintptr(y),\n        uintptr(nWidth),\n        uintptr(nHeight),\n        hWndParent,\n        hMenu,\n        hInstance,\n        uintptr(lpParam),\n    )\n    return ret\n}\n\nfunc GiveSimpleWindowPls(user32 *syscall.DLL) uintptr {\n    var hwnd uintptr\n    className, _ := syscall.UTF16PtrFromString(\"STATIC\")\n    windowName, _ := syscall.UTF16PtrFromString(\"Simple Window\")\n\n    hwnd = createWindow(\n        user32,\n        0,\n        className,\n        windowName,\n        0,\n        0,\n        0,\n        0,\n        0,\n        0,\n        0,\n        0,\n        nil,\n    )\n\n    if hwnd != 0 {\n        fmt.Println(\"HWND:\", hwnd)\n    } else {\n        fmt.Println(\"Could not create window\")\n    }\n    return hwnd\n}\n```\n\nI then register my hotkeys:\n\n```\nfunc Register(user32 *syscall.DLL, hwnd uintptr) (map[int]*Hotkey, error) {\n    reghotkey := user32.MustFindProc(\"RegisterHotKey\")\n\n    // Hotkeys to listen to:\n    // (hardcoded for now)\n    keys := map[int]*Hotkey{\n        6:  {6, ModAlt + ModCtrl + ModShift, '6'},\n        7:  {7, ModAlt + ModCtrl + ModShift, '7'},\n        8:  {8, ModAlt + ModCtrl + ModShift, '8'},\n        9:  {9, ModAlt + ModCtrl + ModShift, '9'},\n        10: {10, ModAlt + ModCtrl + ModShift, '0'},\n    }\n\n    // Register hotkeys:\n    for _, v := range keys {\n        r1, _, err := reghotkey.Call(hwnd, uintptr(v.Id), uintptr(v.Modifiers), uintptr(v.KeyCode))\n        if r1 != 1 {\n            return nil, fmt.Errorf(\"error registering hotkey %#v: %w\", v, err)\n        }\n    }\n    return keys, nil\n}\n```\n\nAnd finally call PeekMessageW in a loop:\n\n```\nconst WM_HOTKEY = 0x0312\n\nfunc Listen(keys map[int]*Hotkey, switcher Switcher, hwnd uintptr) {\n    peekmsg := user32.MustFindProc(\"PeekMessageW\")\n\n    for {\n        var msg = &MSG{}\n        a, _, _ := peekmsg.Call(uintptr(unsafe.Pointer(msg)), hwnd, WM_HOTKEY, WM_HOTKEY, 1)\n        fmt.Printf(\"%#v %d \\n\", msg, a)\n\n        if a == 0 {\n            time.Sleep(time.Millisecond * 50)\n            continue\n        }\n\n        if key, ok := keys[int(msg.WPARAM)]; ok {\n            fmt.Println(\"Hotkey was pressed:\", key)\n\n            switcher.Switch(key.Id) // for now this just does nothing and returns\n        }\n    }\n}\n```\n\nAnd at first this seems to work perfectly, but every minute or so PeekMessageW starts to only return 0 even though I am pressing my hotkeys. Then after a while, it returns all the messages one after the other, as if the queue had congested for a while and finally gets released.\r\n\r\nAm I wrong in expecting to be able to peek WM_HOTKEY messages immediately (or at least within a couple seconds) after the hotkey is pressed? The program sometimes stops receiving these messages for up to a minute at a time, and then suddenly processes them all at once. Is the queue being blocked by some other process I have running that Windows gives priority?\r\n\r\nThis is my first time trying to figure out how this works, but I've spent hours searching for a solution online and can't see where I'm going wrong.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "####  func [ LockOSThread\n](https://cs.opensource.google/go/go/+/go1.22.1:src/runtime/proc.go;l=5188) ¶\n\n    \n    \n    func LockOSThread()\n\nLockOSThread wires the calling goroutine to its current operating system\nthread. The calling goroutine will always execute in that thread, and no other\ngoroutine will execute in it, until the calling goroutine has made as many\ncalls to  UnlockOSThread  as to LockOSThread. If the calling goroutine exits\nwithout unlocking the thread, the thread will be terminated.\n\nAll init functions are run on the startup thread. Calling LockOSThread from an\ninit function will cause the main function to be invoked on that thread.\n\nA goroutine should call LockOSThread before calling OS services or non-Go\nlibrary functions that depend on per-thread state.", "doc_2": "app.Post(\"/\", func(c *fiber.Ctx) error {  \n      // Parse the multipart form:  \n      if form, err := c.MultipartForm(); err == nil {  \n        // => *multipart.Form  \n      \n        // Get all files from \"documents\" key:  \n        files := form.File[\"documents\"]  \n        // => []*multipart.FileHeader  \n      \n        // Loop through files:  \n        for _, file := range files {  \n          fmt.Println(file.Filename, file.Size, file.Header[\"Content-Type\"][0])  \n          // => \"tutorial.pdf\" 360641 \"application/pdf\"  \n      \n          // Save the files to disk:  \n          if err := c.SaveFile(file, fmt.Sprintf(\"./%s\", file.Filename)); err != nil {  \n            return err  \n          }  \n        }  \n        return err  \n      }  \n    })  \n    \n\n##  SaveFileToStorage  ​", "doc_3": "import (\n    \t\"context\"\n    \t\"fmt\"\n    \t\"io\"\n    \n    \t\"cloud.google.com/go/firestore\"\n    \t\"google.golang.org/api/iterator\"\n    )\n    \n    // collectionGroupQuery runs a collection group query over the data created by\n    // collectionGroupSetup.\n    func collectionGroupQuery(w io.Writer, projectID string) error {\n    \tctx := context.Background()\n    \n    \tclient, err := firestore.NewClient(ctx, projectID)\n    \tif err != nil {\n    \t\treturn fmt.Errorf(\"firestore.NewClient: %w\", err)\n    \t}\n    \tdefer client.Close()\n    \n    \tit := client.CollectionGroup(\"landmarks\").Where(\"type\", \"==\", \"museum\").Documents(ctx)\n    \tfor {\n    \t\tdoc, err := it.Next()\n    \t\tif err == iterator.Done {\n    \t\t\tbreak\n    \t\t}\n    \t\tif err != nil {\n    \t\t\treturn fmt.Errorf(\"documents iterator: %w\", err)\n    \t\t}\n    \t\tfmt.Fprintf(w, \"%s: %s\", doc.Ref.ID, doc.Data()[\"name\"])\n    \t}\n    \n    \treturn nil\n    }\n    \n    \n    collection_group_query.go\n\n#####  PHP", "doc_4": "storage := memory.New()  \n      \n    app.Post(\"/\", func(c *fiber.Ctx) error {  \n      // Parse the multipart form:  \n      if form, err := c.MultipartForm(); err == nil {  \n        // => *multipart.Form  \n      \n        // Get all files from \"documents\" key:  \n        files := form.File[\"documents\"]  \n        // => []*multipart.FileHeader  \n      \n        // Loop through files:  \n        for _, file := range files {  \n          fmt.Println(file.Filename, file.Size, file.Header[\"Content-Type\"][0])  \n          // => \"tutorial.pdf\" 360641 \"application/pdf\"  \n      \n          // Save the files to storage:  \n          if err := c.SaveFileToStorage(file, fmt.Sprintf(\"./%s\", file.Filename), storage); err != nil {  \n            return err  \n          }  \n        }  \n        return err  \n      }  \n    })  \n    \n\n##  Secure  ​", "doc_5": "app.Post(\"/\", func(c *fiber.Ctx) error {  \n      // Parse the multipart form:  \n      if form, err := c.MultipartForm(); err == nil {  \n        // => *multipart.Form  \n      \n        if token := form.Value[\"token\"]; len(token) > 0 {  \n          // Get key value:  \n          fmt.Println(token[0])  \n        }  \n      \n        // Get all files from \"documents\" key:  \n        files := form.File[\"documents\"]  \n        // => []*multipart.FileHeader  \n      \n        // Loop through files:  \n        for _, file := range files {  \n          fmt.Println(file.Filename, file.Size, file.Header[\"Content-Type\"][0])  \n          // => \"tutorial.pdf\" 360641 \"application/pdf\"  \n      \n          // Save the files to disk:  \n          if err := c.SaveFile(file, fmt.Sprintf(\"./%s\", file.Filename)); err != nil {  \n            return err  \n          }  \n        }  \n      }  \n      \n      return err  \n    })  \n    \n\n##  Next  ​"}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/stackoverflow/29", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/stackoverflow/29", "text_sha256": "07e10b640d924f15d43d42a2748422f3dc71ff22adb365b5d5ecab5597247295", "gold_id": "go_runtime/go_runtime_15_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["Process_Threads/8_243_0.txt", "Process_Threads/8_144_0.txt", "Process_Threads/8_240_0.txt", "firebase/queries4_509_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/stackoverflow", "query_id": "29"}, "stratum": "stackoverflow", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "30103af06a87f852ee12ceb96ab8a0dc2f6b9b3afe85301df6d189224185d32f"}}
{"state": {"service": "Flight search engine for both one and two way trips", "dialogue": ["User: I have to look for one way flight", "System: Which is the place you are departing from and which city are you visiting?", "User: I am moving to Phoenix from Los Angeles"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchOneWayFlights": "Look for one-way flightplans to destination of choice", "SearchForRoundTripFlight": "Look for round-trip flightplans to destination of choice", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "SearchOneWayFlights", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/12_00089/2", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/12_00089", "text_sha256": "51d3c8f342ef5a250ecafd755b037c46cbd6587803783212eb370a47abe80c42", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "12_00089", "turn": 2}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7f3380581b62768730a4ecdaa6b49a2e9136b546f58bee1eaf447a944ad8a9c6"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nIn 1973, a woman was the actual and record owner of 20 acres of certain undeveloped timberland. In September 1973, the woman mortgaged the 20 acres of timberland to the bank by a mortgage deed (in the traditional form of a conveyance in fee simple subject to a condition subsequent), which was not recorded until January 1974. The mortgage deed contained the following clause immediately after the legal description of the 20 acres of timberland:\"Together with all the real property now owned by (the woman) or which shall be owned by (the woman) during the continuance of the indebtedness secured by this mortgage. \" This mortgage was given, as the recorded instrument revealed, to secure a note for $100,000 repayable over a 40-year term. In March 2004, the woman, using money loaned by a finance company, purchased a 50-acre mountainous estate situated outside of a major city. This deed was recorded immediately. In April 2004, the woman executed and delivered to the finance company a mortgage to secure its loan. This mortgage was promptly and duly recorded. The finance company had no actual notice of the prior mortgage to the bank. In February 2007, the woman defaulted on both mortgages. The bank then initiated foreclosure proceedings against the woman and the finance company as joint defendants. In its foreclosure action, the bank averred that its mortgage was a first mortgage on both the 20 acres of timberland and the 50-acre estate. The finance company filed a cross-complaint, alleging that its mortgage was a first mortgage on the 50-acre estate and praying for foreclosure on that parcel of property. In order to decide this case in favor of the bank, the court does not need to resolve which of the following issues?\nA) Whether the finance company can rely on the doctrine of implied purchase money liens.\nB) Whether the quoted clause in the mortgage instrument to the 20 acres of timberland covers the 50-acre estate.\nC) Whether the finance company is charged with record notice of the bank's mortgage.\nD) Whether the finance company's mortgage is a purchase money mortgage.\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-law.val.1013", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-law.val.1013", "text_sha256": "05ab66c4725ec30d9c63412d806ec7ba0dd5d82c6c804f4fd1b6b57bfe2348a3", "eval_name": "mmlu-professional-law", "correct_models": ["mistralai/mistral-7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-professional-law.val.1013"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ed56b35511ea9334261959266c26fd445627fb034365887b0c3f424ada5ff3fa"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Washing face", "context": "A person's hand washes a grey cat in a white tub of water. a grey cat"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "is wearing a red bathing robe.", "opt_2": "is laying on a seat against two white tiles.", "opt_3": "is sitting on top of a white tub of water.", "opt_4": "is sitting in a white tub of clear water, drenched in water."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/5018", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_vw64k9rIi_g", "text_sha256": "09f391a43d0b9eddf9077db1789be10cc56c8ee663788c3f67a0d80b62002583", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 354, "source_id": "activitynet~v_vw64k9rIi_g"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d276c5c441fa21b2d07d62bfee1c5fa2a4c87b9f6bdb3ba176a65c5a55bef60b"}}
{"state": "When renowned dancer Nathaniel is found dead, struck by a blowgun dart in his own studio, it's up to Detective Winston to interrogate the only two suspects: Homer the janitor and Clara, Nathaniel’s star pupil.\n\nWinston extinguished his half-smoked cigar and sorted through the papers littering his desk. Most of them bore information about Nathaniel's untimely demise in a local dance studio.\n\nNathaniel, an outgoing character with a dubious financial psyche, earned people's ire quite often. He apparently had it big for stealing shiny things. Of note was Clara’s valuable pearl necklace, which he was rumoured to be in possession of.\n\nWinston thought it was apt time to pay Clara a visit.\n\nNathaniel and Clara; cousins by parental lineage, contrasting dramatically by nature. While Clara was reserved, she carried a fervour for dancing. A known face at the dance studios. Heck, she was last seen near the studio just before the mishap unfolded. Winston pondered whether this was chance or circumstance.\n\nReaching her apartment, Winston knocked and Clara greeted him. He noticed a throwing dart board in the hallway with clusters of darts piercing the centre.\n\n“Fancy playing darts?” he asked casually.\n\n“My favourite pastime,” Clara replied, the faintest light dancing in her eyes. Winston gestured towards the bullseyes, “You're quite good then.” Clara just smiled in response.\n\nWinston recalled her reputation of playing dart games in the locale, consistently hitting bulls-eye.\n\nWinston changed the subject, \"Your cousin was rumoured to have your pearl necklace. Is that correct?\" Clara gave him a curt nod and recounted the time she caught Nathaniel sporting her missing necklace. \"I was outraged!\"\n\nA glint of vulnerability in Clara’s eyes didn’t escape Winston’s scrutiny.\n\nThe conversation veered towards charities, with a quick detour to a mention about her cousin, the hunter. She confided in Winston about a fraudulent charity she’d invested heavily in. She later found out Nathaniel operated the charity.\n\nWinston took this opportunity to broach the subject of her sighting at her cousin the hunter’s house on the murder day.\n\n“Indeed, I had to pick up a few things,” Clara replied candor in her voice.\n\nOn his way out, Winston stopped by the darts board. His gaze rested on the bullseyes and then fleetingly on an antique blowgun displayed above the nearby mantelpiece.\n\n“From the hunter’s collection?” he asked, veiling the touch of interest in his tone.\n\n“All part of the family,” Clara replied.\n\nAs he drove back, the facts played in his mind. Clara and her lost pearl necklace, her surprising accuracy with darts, her visit to the hunter’s house and her being in close vicinity of the dance studio where Nathaniel was found dead. He had a lot to think about.\n\nDetective Winston paced around his office, going over the information he had collected thus far on Nathaniel's peculiar death in the dance studio. His mind kept circling back to Homer, the victim's financial advisor, who owned an impressive collection of various hunting equipment that intriguingly enough, included multiple blowguns.\n\nNathaniel had found some suspicious discrepancies in his accounts and was bold enough to confront Homer about it. It didn't sit right with Winston. But again, his job was to look at facts, not reach conclusions.\n\nHomer was a perplexing personality. Winston remembered him asking about his dietary preferences during their first encounter. With a nonchalant shrug, Homer didn't have much to say about meat or vegetables. Not that it mattered half as much as the other facts on Winston's desk.\n\nHis trips to observe Homer didn't paint any brighter a picture. He'd seen Homer practice his blowgun skills. His neighbors had reported hearing nocturnal hunting noises from Homer's home. This didn't surprise Winston given Homer's past in the special forces, where he'd been trained to use such exotic weapons.\n\nBut practice was one thing, shopping quite another. Winston had had some surveillance on Homer and saw him, on one occasion, purchasing what looked astonishingly like a blowgun in a local hunting store.\n\nThere were also those mysterious letters. They'd been signed off anonymously but were traced back to Nathaniel. The letters were cloyingly demanding, asking for large sums of money. Homer refused to elaborate on them, much as he hadn't provided any reasoning for the financial discrepancies Nathaniel had discovered.\n\nWinston let out a sigh, pushing his glasses up on his nose. He'd been through all the information, and he couldn't shake off the nagging feeling that he needed to look deeper. But again, that wasn't his call to make. He'd leave it up to others to decide if Homer was just an eccentric hunter or whether the venom was from his blowgun. His job here was done.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Homer", "opt_2": "Clara"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/181", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/181", "text_sha256": "b0868f1a9ae6023d22c3f49da911aac16986bffcdd51e33f768f289b3758a860", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 181}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c5fb0e49080a2778b0c1843232adb81e5de47d6ab162c56f19905e029ac4ade2"}}
{"state": "Jeffrey brushed their teeth quite regularly but Brian did not. _ had to go to a dentist often.\nA) Brian\nB) Jeffrey\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-instant-v1": null, "claude-v1": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "claude-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.821", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.821", "text_sha256": "039f5319339f21847634e12cbd1f531d7fc24384b8c054ccb628d3cb37057f86", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["claude-v1", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.821"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8c4894e1f14228b47c1eb639cc3fb2badec0f91a68110ce795983e8497ee6e26"}}
{"state": "there's something fishy on my card, report it", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"freeze_account": null, "order_checks": null, "transfer": null, "pin_change": null, "pay_bill": null, "bill_due": null, "bill_balance": null, "report_fraud": null, "balance": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "report_fraud", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2064", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2064", "text_sha256": "20efab4bd68e9e7a6fb0fd4482f3c774e07a777486282371f3ff9af17015ca3c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2064}, "stratum": "banking", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c073fb3fa5a7e6f352cd5cd2f879beb1d8f6038aa2bff2d722f1e9248695a350"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Running a marathon", "context": "A man and a woman run and exercise in a gym. The woman and the man talk in the gym and give advice if a person is cramped up. after"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": ", the man goes in the house to grab a towel and a pair of gym pants and tie his shoe and join the woman and the man in gym.", "opt_2": ", the man puts his arms up to jump at the gee gee and performs huge leaps.", "opt_3": ", the man and woman talk in the courtroom.", "opt_4": ", the woman and the man continue exercising."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/37572", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_tS2d90ZGmeA", "text_sha256": "dda9a2f07a88dc90d5c2c02a33871dcaebf3de211d874cb62535a14b1b00f1be", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2440, "source_id": "activitynet~v_tS2d90ZGmeA"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4e851f7ff74084a9a8d7873463edba5a7d38741faa45499743b526f21b2f9356"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#ab516a #545454 #65ace5 #a1b5ce #f0f0f0", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#115d6e #599994 #f5bd6a #ff9639 #e8601a", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#004080 #0f1919 #738059 #6bb38f #ffd900", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#736f68 #403c34 #262401 #e9f1f2 #1d1e26", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#807874 #ff6d3d #e0ddad #a3bd9b #4f3e2d", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#807874 #ff6d3d #e0ddad #a3bd9b #4f3e2d", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#fe6730 #d11b3d #880934 #441b2f #211d26", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#cca956 #d4c8a6 #591600 #e8881f #002612", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#4f0400 #574f13 #a6a067 #fffbd7 #2e313d", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#bf0404 #64b22a #d3dcdb #f2f2f2 #0c4467", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#fcde8e #fe9c03 #969514 #4ea9a0 #ffffff", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#fcde8e #fe9c03 #969514 #4ea9a0 #ffffff", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#5c1b1b #7a775b #3d4f48 #261c12 #557068", "b": "#ff4aa4 #e80c7a #ffffff #00a9b8 #00898c"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/481", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/481", "text_sha256": "27d40816655dd3b8213c8cb4ba69754ece96ba54b65b7d261341ddf1eff778b3", "themes": [83, 125], "ratings": [5, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 481}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3374623da862241dc9577d7d71f7926a4ae6886dca4122b92418ff6b927cf871"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What is the air quality index in London 2022/08/16?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "sports_ranking", "description": "Fetch the ranking of a specific sports team in a specific league", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"league\": {\"description\": \"The name of the league.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"season\": {\"description\": \"Optional parameter to specify the season, default is the current season.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"team\": {\"description\": \"The name of the team.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"team\", \"league\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "air_quality", "description": "Retrieve the air quality index for a specific location.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"date\": {\"description\": \"The date you want to get the air quality index for. Default is today.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"The city that you want to get the air quality index for.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\", \"date\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `sports_ranking` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `air_quality` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/multiple_144", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/multiple_144", "text_sha256": "2c97924c8494ada302ef03d784470a59eedcb192cbc3a84af934bb4aeedf227d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_multiple.json", "id": "multiple_144"}, "stratum": "multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "37bfac728e814cefa5e940dd3fa36e7715a2b26fc84fb20e74542da531c4309c"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Fake News ? Trump Launches ‘ Real News ’ Series"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Fake hair ? Trump Launches ‘ Real News ’ Series", "b": "Fake News ? Trump Launches ‘ Real scary ’ Series"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/3692-4713", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/3692", "text_sha256": "ec4f94978f8aa9c2e852c7bf042dfa363bee7dbe4be4cb2cf17b28e45c86e3b0", "grades": ["1.6", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "3692-4713"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bf0d76516c76d1b551a7504a4cc933069cf44e22cfc27f5c0381248e39b825d3"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#f2884b #f2cb9b #8c7479 #735149 #363b59", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#e52784 #cc3496 #b2469d #995696 #7b5e7f", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#b1b5c0 #fcfffa #60c2ff #2490e8 #364b60", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ffedd4 #9e99a3 #7c6283 #ffbc4c #574d2f", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#f02c6f #f5b5b5 #9e8398 #5d505e #2b2727", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ffac67 #cc9b53 #a8924b #788f54 #5c8766", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#ffac67 #cc9b53 #a8924b #788f54 #5c8766", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#333333 #f2f2f2 #594736 #593202 #30001a", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#333333 #f2f2f2 #594736 #593202 #30001a", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#57474e #997c8a #f5be78 #ad6e3f #5c2d15", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#e5c079 #ffe284 #ff9191 #cc7f5f #856445", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#a62b0f #a6583c #c4d9b0 #95bfa7 #518c71", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#852a45 #cc5e5a #b1fcd4 #232729 #cff081", "b": "#aae531 #2acfa9 #a9ebac #ededaf #ffaf7d"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/841", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/841", "text_sha256": "9fb28537cbfb6cce65035352ea91098533cfd968c39425efc3fe4850a690d89b", "themes": [7754, 11354], "ratings": [2, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 841}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a8caf65e8a19da5638ff4d416f6ded93b29a3f8b8d145bd0f4467a240f3b617a"}}
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{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Find the fastest route from New York to Boston."], "available_functions": [{"name": "prime_numbers_in_range", "description": "Find all the prime numbers within a certain numeric range.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"end\": {\"description\": \"The end of the numeric range.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"return_format\": {\"default\": \"string\", \"description\": \"The format in which the prime numbers should be returned.\", \"enum\": [\"array\", \"string\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"start\": {\"description\": \"The start of the numeric range.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"start\", \"end\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `prime_numbers_in_range` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/irrelevance_12", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/irrelevance_12", "text_sha256": "d0ed4caffc414daedc67139246aae88ab0bf98a0966de52bec0c8a75a011a90f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_irrelevance.json", "id": "irrelevance_12"}, "stratum": "irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "09a7755ffbbbbb49fa2af9cbe6bc8ec9a04baaa5d96f64374a56df83f6f6eb3d"}}
{"state": "User: Can you cancel my appointment with Dr. Davis on April 10th?\nAI: Sure, please provide me the appointment ID.\nUser: 56789012", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID."}, "label": "CancelRegistration", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/391", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/CancelRegistration-RecordHealthData-level-2-4.jsonl", "text_sha256": "ec1e880e617be9af7dadc48144d9b056474a9f89d5f60ef58650274ab15804bc", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 391, "file": "CancelRegistration-RecordHealthData-level-2-4.jsonl"}, "stratum": "CancelRegistration", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c4cdd3b6c9f012f3a31dd33c99143ee6eba186f407c4c72f17ab65a71397d051"}}
{"state": "add a doctor's appointment to my calendar for friday", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"shopping_list_update": null, "smart_home": null, "shopping_list": null, "order_status": null, "calendar_update": null, "order": null, "what_song": null, "todo_list_update": null, "calendar": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "calendar_update", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2653", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2653", "text_sha256": "50458836f88cabd810348338bc60897bc2c7613e5b8e077319ba030ba93118ac", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2653}, "stratum": "home", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "fd1134b525d9689dd5471e0158a250f72c1c8cab1479c3397c571f4cd3fcec0e"}}
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{"state": {"conversation": ["user: <<question>> What\\'s the weather like in the two cities of Boston and San Francisco?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "get_current_weather", "description": "Retrieves the current weather conditions for a specified city and state.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"location\": {\"description\": \"The location for which to get the weather, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'San Francisco, CA' if State for the city exists. 'City, Country' if State for the city doesn't exist. Use short form for the state\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"unit\": {\"default\": \"fahrenheit\", \"description\": \"The unit of temperature for the weather report.\", \"enum\": [\"celsius\", \"fahrenheit\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_current_weather` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_parallel_2-0-2", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_parallel_2-0-2", "text_sha256": "0506fe5ab56040c44e35ccf6505aa5b2ad222169838e4cbd1d32a21afe08542e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_parallel.json", "id": "live_parallel_2-0-2"}, "stratum": "live_parallel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4f1a189d25228e681ce2958ab3fe8d6647a6ad9546ba609e20fcf3276adc1a7c"}}
{"state": "User: Can you add \"Meeting with clients\" on December 15, 2023 at 2:00 PM at ABC company in AddAgenda API?\nAI: Sure, let me add that to your agenda.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='JohnDoe', password='pass123')]->{'token': 'a9s8d7f6g5h4j3k2l1'}", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"AddMeeting": "This API allows users to make a reservation for a meeting and store the meeting information (e.g., topic, time, location, attendees) in the database.", "DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "AddAgenda": "The API for adding a agenda item includes content, time and location.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email."}, "label": "AddAgenda", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/21", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/AddAgenda-AddMeeting-GetUserToken-level-2-4.jsonl", "text_sha256": "55784a0b0c73cce272871669532e2c30506a43a65ed463e19915575d884ba6d7", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 21, "file": "AddAgenda-AddMeeting-GetUserToken-level-2-4.jsonl"}, "stratum": "AddAgenda", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7efb0d7d371f9ffbd5434cd0f4eca9d534c530c8c62505547f4035a7483a1a70"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "The invisible people - Modern Slavery in pictures"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "The invisible hand - Modern Slavery in pictures", "b": "The invisible people - Modern art in pictures"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/3269-1307", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/3269", "text_sha256": "254a40421f90d820601bd23f0af9c3528fe23d58012396c6ac5197ab4fe880a0", "grades": ["1.2", "0.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "3269-1307"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "fc25918009c82d2c7310918060485a294380160df614e2c771be647caf1b683f"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me cancel a timed switch for one of my smart devices?\nAI: Sure, I can assist you with that. Can you please provide me with the device ID and the time for the switch?\nUser: The device ID is 10000025 and the time is 2023-03-19 09:30:00.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "TimedSwitch": "This API for setting a timed switch for a smart device.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "CancelTimedSwitch": "Cancels a timed switch for a smart device.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryScene": "This API queries a scene of smart home system, given the scene name"}, "label": "CancelTimedSwitch", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/164", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/CancelTimedSwitch-level-1-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "823641293a16b032da50d943bf7205a08bb9b2e6b38d010f1e07fd031d55dbea", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 164, "file": "CancelTimedSwitch-level-1-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "CancelTimedSwitch", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4b8a6f116e248bd6701a67f51b54562d5fa28a8be6aa2bf3e41e70403c67fa88"}}
{"state": "In the picturesque world of paragliding, hidden secrets tumble as Detective Winston investigates the brutal hatchet murder of Travis, with only Bryan and Everett in the center of the storm.\n\nWinston walked along the clear lines set up around the paragliding site, his head pounding from the sheer absurdity and gruesomeness of the case. Travis, found dead, his face cleaved into an unfamiliar version of the joy-filled man he was known to be.\n\nThere was a suspect that piqued Winston's interest, Bryan. Known all around town for his cookery, especially for his handy use of a hatchet while chopping the hardest of ingredients, sharpened meticulously before each use. Bryan could frequently be seen by town residents, unloading boxes from his delivery truck into his city home, often containing specialized cooking equipment that he personally ordered for home delivery. Further, several witnesses had seen him unloading an array of boxes from his truck into this secluded cabin. Winston learned that Bryan had an insatiable thirst for ensuring his kitchen was bursting with the latest culinary tools. \n\n\"Bryan, what were you doing driving up to this lonely cabin the other day? Delivering more of your tools?\" Winston asked him, taking a seat across from Bryan.\n\n\"Well, detective, I was just bringin' up some of my cookin' tools. I've been doin' a lot of grilling up here recently,\" Bryan stuttered, his eyes nervously darted.\n\n\"Hatchets for food preparation, huh? That sure is an interesting hobby, Bryan.\" Winston mentioned. He recalled seeing Bryan the previous day, honing the edge of his hatchet with precision.\n\n\"Yes, sir. It's been tradition since when I was a teen. I used to participate lots in hatchet throwin' competitions, you see,\" Bryan said, his eyes now safely back on Winston, the color slowly draining as he spoke.\n\nInteresting, Winston thought. \"Tell me, Bryan. Were Travis's pranks bothering you? Those about you dipping into the petty cash?\"\n\nBryan hesitated for a moment, weighing his words. \"About all of his mockery... it's been tough,\" Bryan said, avoiding Winston's gaze.  \"He's been parading around, telling everyone that I've been stealing. He even found a way to publicize I've been dipping into our petty cash.\"\n\nWinston nodded, trying not to show his surprise. Travis, that jolly, carefree soul resorting to humiliation and accusations? Hard to believe.\n\n\"Seems like you've been quite worried about jail, huh, Bryan? Aren't you scared of these accusations?\"\n\n\"Y-yes... I... I can't go to jail, detective. That’s my worst nightmare, I ...\" Bryan faltered, his hand instinctively brushing over his jeans where Winston could spot the handle of his sharpened hatchet, just peeking out, its shine all too prominent.\n\nWinston settled in at his desk, running his fingers over the cold, metallic edges of the woodworking tools that lay strewn across his workspace. They were in evidence bags, cataloged meticulously. A particular hatchet caught his eye, one that lab results had confirmed as the murder weapon. It belonged to Everett, who managed his own private collection of woodworking tools.\n\nEverett, a curator with a keen interest in woodworking, worked at a museum dedicated to the craft. His tools, his museum job, the woodworking... along with these, evidence bags with Everett's paragliding equipment caught Winston's eye. They were marked as found at the murder site, logged and stored.\n\nDeviating from his thoughts about woodworking, Winston began browsing through the case profiles scrolling across his screen.\n\nTravis, the victim, was a paragliding aficionado who had recently earned an international award within the sport—a revered distinction that Everett had also vied for failing to clinch. It seemed Everett struggled for the same acclaim, without much luck. \n\nEverett's paragliding equipment, now part of the collected evidence from the murder site, was a strong indictor. This was where Travis had met his end. Coincidently the same place where a paragliding event was held that day. \n\nStraightening up and pocketing his notebook, Winston decided to pay a visit to Everett at the museum.\n\nWhilst there, he noticed Everett skilfully fashioning a piece of wood into a bird’s wing. Maybe it was the context, but it struck him the resemblance it bore to a paraglider's wing.\n\n“Detective Winston,” Everett greeted him, offering a firm, rugged handshake. “Care for a tour?”\n\nWinston declined the offer. “I hear you and Travis were at the same paragliding meetup that day,” Winston started with a nonchalant shrug of his shoulders.\n\nEverett, with a somber nod, confirmed his attendance at said meetup. He muttered something about always being in Travis’ shadow, causing Winston to raise his brow in intrigue.\n\nBefore leaving the museum, he waved down a few visitors, asking if they also shared an interest in paragliding. To his surprise, all of them recalled seeing Everett’s vehicle parked at the site of the meetup that day, matching the timings of the murder deeds.\n\nWith the image of the hatchet from Everett's collection - the very one identified as the murder weapon - Everett's paragliding gear found at the crime scene, and the chilling timeline coming together, Winston stepped back into the early evening humidity, a new sense of the suspect's world giving weight to his thoughts. But, those dots could wait for another day to connect. For now, it was time to head back to the precinct.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Bryan", "opt_2": "Everett"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/159", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/159", "text_sha256": "7cc4993138fdc3011e1fec44692db6201cd091eb0df4a19825a48bd14ec66847", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 159}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "748813d87353f5113626b7ef599b9d2177cd2c0e1a975444e05018d13d4c0883"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: I want to book a suite with queen size bed for 3 nights in Hilton New York. Can you find the pricing for me?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "hotel_room_pricing.get", "description": "Get pricing for a specific type of hotel room for specified number of nights.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"hotelName\": {\"description\": \"The name of the hotel e.g. Hilton New York\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"nights\": {\"description\": \"Number of nights to book the room for.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"roomType\": {\"description\": \"Type of the room to be booked.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"hotelName\", \"roomType\", \"nights\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "car_rental_pricing.get", "description": "Get pricing for a specific type of rental car for a specified number of days.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"carType\": {\"description\": \"Type of the car to be rented.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"days\": {\"description\": \"Number of days to rent the car.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"rentalCompany\": {\"description\": \"The name of the rental company.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"rentalCompany\", \"carType\", \"days\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "flight_ticket_pricing.get", "description": "Get pricing for a specific type of flight ticket for specified number of passengers.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"airline\": {\"description\": \"The name of the airline.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"flightClass\": {\"description\": \"Class of the flight.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"passengers\": {\"description\": \"Number of passengers.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"airline\", \"flightClass\", \"passengers\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `hotel_room_pricing.get` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `car_rental_pricing.get` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `flight_ticket_pricing.get` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/multiple_94", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/multiple_94", "text_sha256": "b0126e7152759aa005b50be214331cd8940f4d4ab49243d1a9bdf8e465375b76", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_multiple.json", "id": "multiple_94"}, "stratum": "multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "57de8a02c3e318a16286ec858759aed5429c77d7b4c1fd27d6e578e0addce722"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me modify a meeting reservation?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. What changes do you want to make to your reservation?\nUser: I need to change the start time, location, and attendee list.\nAI: Alright, I can assist you with that. Before we proceed, could you please provide me your user credentials?\nUser: Sure, my username is newuser, and my password is newpass.\nAI: Thank you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "AddMeeting": "This API allows users to make a reservation for a meeting and store the meeting information (e.g., topic, time, location, attendees) in the database.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/266", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyMeeting-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "58c8ab2e6fcf9d4d014585196e342824c72ed2025e8d56127c76ba6e80e4a877", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 266, "file": "ModifyMeeting-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b1edc75ca9e99824c1def1ea05d0e088e034c255c07c6c8a8c03bfe52d4f0ee1"}}
{"state": "User: Can you tell me the stock price of Amazon on March 12th, 2022?\nAI: Sure, let me check that for you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user."}, "label": "QueryStock", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/23", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryStock-OpenBankAccount-QueryBalance-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "f3a10bb7208ead09073a591c776f0a73a22360a8d72b4fa072f96b733b17f434", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 23, "file": "QueryStock-OpenBankAccount-QueryBalance-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryStock", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "94f974ab7a5acfad64cbb309991fb50f1ce53896a6f1eb5afb581cadcc0c843e"}}
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{"state": "Previous conversation:\n\nHuman: Provide an image named examples/oakqtbyr.png. Description: A woman in rancher gear standing on a horse. an image of woman on a horse at a parade. A woman standing up in the stirrups of a decorated horse in a parade. a person standing up riding a horse on a street. a woman standing on top of a horse walking down the road. Understand the image using tools.\nAI: Received.\n\nuser:Detect the text on the truck in the image,", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Pose Detection On Image: useful when you want to detect the human pose of the image. like: generate human poses of this image, or generate a pose image from this image. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the image_path", "tool_2": "Generate Image Condition On Pose Image: useful when you want to generate a new real image from both the user description and a human pose image. like: generate a real image of a human from this human pose image, or generate a new real image of a human from this pose. The input to this tool should be a comma separated string of two, representing the image_path and the user description", "tool_3": "Text Detection On Image: useful when you want to detect the text in the image. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the image_path.", "tool_4": "generateNewFace: Generates a new, hyper-realistic image of a person that does not exist.", "tool_5": "NLPTool: for training AI models to understand natural language"}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gpt4tools_query_1", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gpt4tools_query_1", "text_sha256": "d06defac71d518cab65a1d53fa01fa0a2f5825c85ff839147be26b7162f17d47", "gold_id": "gpt4tools_tool_2", "negative_ids": ["toolalpaca_tool_714", "gpt4tools_tool_20", "tool_be_honest_tool_164", "gpt4tools_tool_12"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gpt4tools/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "gpt4tools", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f6db32c7238ef09049906669d991ee8380418a756c2141df5f3ee850a390aa78"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Boone, Ia. Sent 2: -Poor and elderly people may soon go without legal representation in Boone County. Sent 3: Boone County Legal Aid, which for 31 years has provided legal services to those who couldn't afford them, will close in February if a 10,000 grant from Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino is not awarded. Sent 4: The legal service is one of the few programs in Iowa that offers legal representation to those who qualify without turning to the state for its services. Sent 5: \"It is a very sad situation, but that's the fact,\" said Alan Schroeder, city attorney and supervisor of Boone County Legal Aid. Sent 6: For the past two years using money mostly from the city and county, Schroeder has upheld the outfit alone, taking on about 60 clients a year, and settling cases that range from domestic abuse to bankruptcy. Sent 7: He also has a private practice. Sent 8: If the legal service closes, he's unsure where his clients will go. Sent 9: The city of Boone gave Schroeder 6,300 in July to resolve pending cases, said Kathy Berg, Boone's finance officer. Sent 10: Without that, the program might already be closed. Sent 11: \"All governments are having problems with finances,\" Boone Mayor George Maybee said. Sent 12: \"No one else stepped in. Sent 13: The county didn't. Sent 14: The state didn't.\" Sent 15: Donovan Olson, chairman of the county Board of Supervisors, said the board quit funding the legal service in July because it felt the county didn't need it. Sent 16: Drake University ended its funding after the 2000 spring semester \"for a variety of reasons,\" Suzanne Levitt, the law professor who oversaw the program, said via e-mail. Sent 17: Olson said Schroeder must prove Prairie Meadows is the primary money source for the board to grant the program any more money. Sent 18: Schroeder ran the program without the help of law students or Drake, which had provided as much as two-thirds of the money in some years", "question": "Where does Alan Schroeder work?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Prairie Meadows\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Private practice\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Alan Schroeder works as the supervisor at Boone County Legal Aid and he has a private practice as a city attorney\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Drake University\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Boone County Legal Aid\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/128", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/8d4e6f9d780e3c3187b0", "text_sha256": "33deb333dc4c7aa5e57f8c159d0a30491f2d31db720b437ee178cc64335488b2", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 128}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "76c61fc2fd743c38be55080b1f0b387e6f6198008b4186d35c73ecff25b184a9"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nWhich of one of the following statements about the postnatal growth of the maxilla is correct?\nA) Pneumatisation by enlargement of the developing maxillary sinus ceases at puberty\nB) Space is created for the eruption of the permanent molars by resorption of the maxillary tuberosity\nC) The intermaxillary suture closes about eight years postnatally\nD) The zygomaticomaxillary sutures contribute to increase in height and length of the maxilla\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-anatomy.val.86", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-anatomy.val.86", "text_sha256": "28756e5d93bea6e5d34e40ac8d9574fb0b4f7f933d97e98df2b967680a0a488e", "eval_name": "mmlu-anatomy", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-anatomy.val.86"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ee3fa79bec0bebbe74927313036c8f478883088266e8f4490329912fc2ddbb44"}}
{"state": {"service": "Find and watch shows and movies for the best prices anywhere", "dialogue": ["User: I am interested in Comic movies. Can you find me a movie to watch. I have plenty of time and I need entertainment."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"LookForMovies": "Organize movies by genre, director, or actors", "LeaseMovie": "Confirm movie rental with a choice of subtitles", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "LookForMovies", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/18_00033/0", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/18_00033", "text_sha256": "ace6c37c44db26e89690ecb1e28be93d272ca68cb1734870e0f3d92df15e3222", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "18_00033", "turn": 0}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5a3193b60ba76a82b156def94a4e23f4d91d974d5b3c30dcc786c4f32847d3bf"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Playing polo", "context": "A camera pans around a person riding around on a horse. the person"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "rides around on the horse and mows the lawn.", "opt_2": "gets off and continues riding down the road.", "opt_3": "is using various tools to horse up and down an obstacle.", "opt_4": "continues riding around the area and pauses to speak to the woman while she laughs and speaks to the camera."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/40436", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_2DCeEAz8iO8", "text_sha256": "2ce63f836968a7f6b62d9952a67d09ef226742305ad61a558cd7538fab8793b3", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2656, "source_id": "activitynet~v_2DCeEAz8iO8"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4f34c3b3b6ba021b2a19bcb107aa04c1cd0df06ca9e71e14401f2a2614729553"}}
{"state": {"service": "The only site you need to find tickets to events near you", "dialogue": ["User: Can you find me some sports events that I can see on next Monday?", "System: Which city should I look for sports events?", "User: Find me some sports events in Anaheim.", "System: There are 2 events you may like, how about the Angels VS Mariners which takes place at Angel Stadium of Anaheim on March 4th at 8 pm?", "User: Sounds alright, but can you find me something else, on the 8th of this month instead?", "System: From 3 events, how about the Angels VS Red Sox, it will also take place at the Angel Stadium of Anaheim, but will instead happen on March 8th at 6 pm?", "User: Tell me more about the event, and the address to get there.", "System: This event is a baseball game, and it will take place at 2000 East Gene Autry Way.", "User: Sounds great, thanks for finding the event.", "System: Would you like to buy tickets to this event?", "User: Perhaps another time, can you find me a three star hotel that is near there so I can book 1 room?", "System: There is a 3 star hotel near the venue, would you like to stay at the Anaheim Majestic Garden Hotel?", "User: How much will it cost per night to stay there?", "System: The hotel will charge $93 per night.", "User: How about a 2 star hotel instead, one that allows smoking, is there anything like that available?", "System: There is a 2 star hotel near there, how about Anaheim RV Park?", "User: Where is this hotel located, and how can I contact them?", "System: The hotel's address is 200 West Midway Drive, and their phone number is +1 714-774-3860.", "User: Great, please then purchase 1 ticket to the event we discussed earlier.", "System: You want to buy 1 ticket to the Angels VS Red Sox event, that takes place in Anaheim on March 8th, correct?", "User: Actually make it 2 tickets.", "System: Understood, you will book 2 tickets to the Angels VS Red Sox game.", "User: Great, that works for me.", "System: The reservation has been confirmed, hope you enjoy the game.", "User: All right, thanks for the help!", "System: May I assist you with anything else today?", "User: No that will be all, thanks."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchEvents": "Get a list of events in a particular city", "BuyTickets": "Buy desired number of tickets for the specified event", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/9_00059/26", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/9_00059", "text_sha256": "1e19e9b6612ecc54272a66ddf6febd9d91f3dcfd056bfec6d7d58b2120301cb0", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "9_00059", "turn": 26}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0ea0060e493ebfe448e9c523dbebf3e0c4569840ca9daf50d6075ac90ec42c93"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#001526 #5c5724 #508540 #959e1d #d0e862", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#b2a50c #c4bf16 #c6e800 #d1eb5f #c6ff93", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#b2a50c #c4bf16 #c6e800 #d1eb5f #c6ff93", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#b36d62 #cc4d38 #79aaff #81b308 #d1ff60", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#90c7e3 #f2aeb7 #d8c1d0 #7eaad4 #042b42", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#bd9342 #7f7644 #464c32 #26452a #0d2017", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#bd9342 #7f7644 #464c32 #26452a #0d2017", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#59535e #faee51 #7ba65e #38204a #474770", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ffa5ea #eb8eb0 #bd6b86 #693b40 #3d2420", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#e30663 #04c628 #da2619 #6223e0 #f2ee2f", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#949494 #737373 #f99900 #fdc72b #ffe952", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#171719 #201f25 #28282c #333236 #393436", "rating": 5}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#ffedc1 #e6d5ae #c7b997 #807661 #403b30", "b": "#276677 #374551 #44391d #777026 #aaa567"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/811", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/811", "text_sha256": "d98b51ebdb027e3cd43d47e9ee6955cf86de194d51598a903552643d3e1ed832", "themes": [10331, 9060], "ratings": [5, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 811}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9d9f8ce6850b65b9fef66670ab1a294fc012bc4185a9961487015f375c33810d"}}
{"state": "image/image_296.jpg \nI need to take a air ticket to Melbourne as early as possible tomorrow, and can only purchase a 1 stop ticket. Which is the earliest train I can take? Please find and circle this train number in a screenshot of the train schedule.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "getStaticSchedules: Access static schedules for buses, trains, and ferries.", "tool_2": "getStopSchedule: Returns the schedule for a specific Metro stop.", "tool_3": "convertImageFormat: Converts an image to a different format, such as JPG, PNG, or WebP.", "tool_4": "getRealTimeSchedule: Fetch real-time route schedules and status updates for buses and trains.", "tool_5": "OCR: This tool can recognize all text on the input image."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gta_query_8", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gta_query_8", "text_sha256": "74fa1a86a63a9376c008dbe807431821ec994aa470aa48b0ebc955d3ee705215", "gold_id": "gta_tool_1", "negative_ids": ["toolalpaca_tool_313", "toolalpaca_tool_307", "toolalpaca_tool_857", "toolalpaca_tool_1539"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gta/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "gta", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0d77666d5f379fc304ad4780d82ade572fe7cd02f563d120e82e5e8fe28d9e99"}}
{"state": "User: I need to cancel an appointment with Dr. Smith for Olivia Davis on October 10th, 2023. The appointment ID is 90123456.\nAI: I can help you with that.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user."}, "label": "CancelRegistration", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/394", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/CancelRegistration-level-1-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "141ce656a469ff123e4b0004ee236fdf69a91469fceb2a872707cb0f12ac8ed3", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 394, "file": "CancelRegistration-level-1-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "CancelRegistration", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2644112cc8e92f9444266b42fec8f1fa222c22e6d2aa1c73da2c04adb1c69b05"}}
{"state": {"passage": "HomeGoods to open March 17 at Cumberland Mall in Vineland NJ. View Comments VINELAND Shoppers, grab your carts. HomeGoods is preparing for a March 17 grand opening at its Cumberland Mall location, according the retailer's website. Doors are set open at 8 a.m. The Cumberland Mall will be celebrating with gift card giveaways on social media, according to Heather Crowell, executive vice president of strategy and communications for PREIT (Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust), the malls owner. Last month, the retailer of home comforts hosted a multi-day job fair to staff and conducted interviews at the stores entrance. Inside, construction crews put finishing touches on the remodeled 21,130 square feet, tucked between Starbucks and Michaels. The slot was previously home to Bed, Bath & Beyond, which closed more than three years ago. HomeGoods has South Jersey stores in Mays Landing, Deptford, Cherry Hill, Moorestown, Marlton and Burlington City. Vineland shoppers have long lobbied for a HomeGoods, noting TJX, the parent company of HomeGoods, owns the neighboring Marshalls, according to Sandy Forosisky, the citys director of economic development. Deborah M. Marko covers breaking news, public safety, and education for The Daily Journal, Courier-Post and Burlington County Times. Got a story idea? Call 856-563-5256 or email dmarko@gannettnj.com. Follow on Twitter: @dmarko_dj Instagram: deb.marko.dj Help support local journalism with a subscription", "question": "What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"company description\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"other\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"partnerships & alliances\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"expanding geography\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1243", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/851b49736e6ca46b1720", "text_sha256": "489a8536c5abe81638344e801ecdb9d59b3244ec3f1ef10bbbbf5f83294817a4", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1243}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "74b4d0ce25e7c9f02425056ab43df376310490c0e01644d74ae1ae5bd79ab190"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Roof shingle removal", "context": "A man talks in front of a house. A man climbs a ladder and looks at a roof. A man goes through a stack of papers. it"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "is then announcin aluminum on a table.", "opt_2": "shows the papers on the screen.", "opt_3": "ends with credits and action figures on the screen attached to a fridge.", "opt_4": "is then night time again."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/10321", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_2I9xymLVssI", "text_sha256": "880c523f54ef8f099ba15943b466b867bb9208e7c0349a8f70600e7b6002e47a", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 739, "source_id": "activitynet~v_2I9xymLVssI"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8aba5c01486a2fdb154339658e44bf5225959a6bc0c0453b4cb86505bfb7cad1"}}
{"state": "ROS2 Map not received when using nav2_bringup\n\nI'm currently using the TurtleBot2 on Ubuntu 22.04 Humble and successfully generated a map with ros2 launch nav2_bringup navigation_launch.py. I was able to use the command ros2 launch nav2_bringup bringup_launch.py map:=/name/of/path.yaml several times (it was showing the map sometimes and wasnt showing the map sometimes aswell) but now whenever I am launching the command it tells me\n\n[component_container_isolated-1] [INFO] [1695317742.382350265] [global_costmap.global_costmap]: Timed out waiting for transform from base_link to map to become available, tf error: Invalid frame ID \"map\" passed to canTransform argument target_frame - frame does not exist\n\nOpening the rviz config /nav2_bringup/rviz2/nav2_default_view.rviz results in Rviz2 telling me, that no map is received. I was trying to change the QoS aswell, which didnt have an impact at all.\n\nI have looked into rqt_graph and /map was connected to global_cost_map, also I checked rqt and /map was not receiving any messages when I have monitored it in rqt.\n\nCan someone help me out please?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Visualize the Point Cloud\n\nFinally, we are ready to view the PointCloud in Rviz2:\n\n    \n    \n    $ rviz2\n\nTo add the PointCloud, click ` Add ` . Select ` By topic ` > ` /points2 ` > `\nPointCloud2 ` and then click ` OK ` .\n\nYou’ll then see the following in the ` rviz2 ` terminal’s output:\n\n    \n    \n    [INFO] [1610071478.345338507] [rviz]: Message Filter dropping message: frame 'camera_frame' at time 1610071477.160 for reason 'Unknown'\n\nThis is because the the point’s x/y/z coordinates are relative to the left\ncamera but the left camer’s “frame” does not exist in Rviz’s “world.”\nFortunately, we can fake the position of a frame using the following:\n\n    \n    \n    $ ros2 run tf2_ros static_transform_publisher \\  \n      0 0 4 \\  \n      0 1.5708 1.5708 \\  \n      test_frame_id \\  \n      test_child_frame_id\n\nNext, we need our left camera to reference the ` test_frame_id ` . This\ninformation is located in the ` Header ` of all of the messages so you should\nbe able to use ` ros2 topic echo ` to double check that it propagates. Here is\nthe updated ` opencv_cam ` command:\n\n    \n    \n    ros2 run opencv_cam opencv_cam_main \\  \n      --ros-args --param index:=6 \\  \n      --param camera_info_path:=camera-info-left-5.ini \\  \n      --remap __ns:=/left \\", "doc_2": "I'm suffering tf time out error. I want to use hector slam on a UAV(quad\ncopter) with a Lidar First, the error output on the terminal looks like the\nbelow [ INFO] [1502340821.590928774]: lookupTransform base_stabilized to laser\ntimed out. Could not transform laser scan into base_frame. [ INFO]\n[1502340822.096555365]: lookupTransform base_stabilized to laser timed out.\nCould not transform laser scan into base_frame. [ WARN]\n[1502340822.584208719]: No transform between frames /map and scanmatcher_frame\navailable after 20.002080 seconds of waiting. This warning only prints once. [\nINFO] [1502340822.601611575]: lookupTransform base_stabilized to laser timed\nout. Could not transform laser scan into base_frame. I set tf setting as\nfollows. map -> (scanmatcher_frame , static) -> base_stabilized (odom)\nbase_stabilized -> base_link (imu_attitude node in order to describe\nroll,pitch motion) base_link -> laser (static tf publisher) I think I've got\ncorrect at the tf setting. and all topics have proper time stamps. I'll let\nyou see the **launch file** that I use and **tf tree**.  the tf tree is given\n.. [here](https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1HgCksxRA2ldnR3YXAzR19uYWM)\nthanks in advance!", "doc_3": "## MapIO library\n`MapIO` library contains following API functions declared in `map_io.hpp` to work with\nOccupancyGrid maps:\n- loadMapYaml(): Load and parse the given YAML file\n- loadMapFromFile(): Load the image from map file and generate an OccupancyGrid\n- loadMapFromYaml(): Load the map YAML, image from map file and generate an OccupancyGrid\n- saveMapToFile(): Write OccupancyGrid map to file\n## Services\nAs in ROS navigation, the `map_server` node provides a \"map\" service to get the map. See the nav_msgs/srv/GetMap.srv file for details.\nNEW in ROS2 Eloquent, `map_server` also now provides a \"load_map\" service and `map_saver` -\na \"save_map\" service. See nav2_msgs/srv/LoadMap.srv and nav2_msgs/srv/SaveMap.srv for details.\nFor using these services `map_server`/`map_saver` should be launched as a continuously running\n`nav2::LifecycleNode` node. In addition to the CLI, `Map Saver` has a functionality of server\nhandling incoming services. To run `Map Saver` in a server mode\n`nav2_map_server/launch/map_saver_server.launch.py` launch-file could be used.\nService usage examples:\n```\n$ ros2 service call /map_server/load_map nav2_msgs/srv/LoadMap \"{map_url: /ros/maps/map.yaml}\"\n$ ros2 service call /map_saver/save_map nav2_msgs/srv/SaveMap \"{map_topic: map, map_url: my_map, image_format: pgm, map_mode: trinary, free_thresh: 0.25, occupied_thresh: 0.65}\"\n```", "doc_4": "I dont know how to edit my previous post but I got a bit further ahead.  \nI started rviz main ros application and there I found the installed plugins.\nHowever I see some problems.  \n  \nGlobal Status: Warning -> No tf data. Actual error: Fixed Frame [map] does not\nexist  \nOccupancyMap doenst receive a map.  \n  \nOccupancyGrid says that everything is fine but doesnt receive any messages\ntoo.  \n  \nI tried all topics, but no luck.  \n  \nHere is a screenshot from my rqt_graph", "doc_5": "> [planner_server-6] [INFO] [1686316129.043376579]\n> [global_costmap.global_costmap]: Timed out waiting for transform from\n> base_link to map to become available, tf error: Lookup would require\n> extrapolation into the past. Requested time 5.979000 but the earliest data\n> is at time 6.015000, when looking up transform from frame [base_link] to\n> frame [map]  \n>  [amcl-2] [WARN] [1686316129.082419369] [amcl]: New subscription discovered\n> on topic '/particle_cloud', requesting incompatible QoS. No messages will be\n> sent to it. Last incompatible policy: RELIABILITY_QOS_POLICY"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/81", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/81", "text_sha256": "43f1727b174bbab588d44064b605cc9c5fed717da7e21deab0903b47ebd64b59", "gold_id": "nav2bringup/READMEmd_2.txt", "negative_ids": ["costmap_subscript/3613_98.txt", "coordinate_frame/allp27html_71.txt", "octomap_publish/4NI0GL435o_91.txt", "ros2_camera/ros2imagepipelinetut_15.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "81"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c9507beea6988416668433933a399971deee480021ab925dfb45e263ac95cb89"}}
{"state": "How to use ros2_control with actual hardware communicating via etherCAT?\n\nI am learning ros2_control with the real hardware. I need some help writing hardware interface for the current setup. I do not have experience writing on the communication side of the real hardware.\n\nsetup: I have Jetson nano, drives, motors, and sensors communicating via EtherCAT and using ros2 foxy and SOEM_ROS2 package. these were installed and running without ros2 control, simply via publisher and subscriber. The whole system controls the x,y,z axis with prismatic joint. It is not a robot. so no end effector. Now, I want to integrate ros2 control with the whole system. I don't know how to get the values from the hardware for the read and write methods of the hardware interface. I appreciate any help you can provide.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "The simulations of a free-floating space robot concerning both of the proposed\nend effector impedance control methods were performed using the simulation\ntool developed at the Space Research Centre of the Polish Academy of Sciences\nand used in numerous research studies [  11  ,  14  ,  33  ]. The robot arm\nconfiguration used in the simulation of motion and in trajectory planning was\n7-DoF for both cases. In case of the configuration with the prismatic\ncompliant stage, there was an additional prismatic joint providing mechanical\nimpedance between the joint no. 7 and the end effector. This joint was not\nused in trajectory planning and was initialized to its neutral position in\nwhich the actual end effector center coincided with the virtual trajectory\npoint  x  0  .", "doc_2": "We won’t create a subscriber in this tutorial, but you can try to write one\nyourself for practice (use [ Writing a simple publisher and subscriber (C++)\n](Writing-A-Simple-Cpp-Publisher-And-Subscriber.html) to help).", "doc_3": "For this to work, we need a hardware interface for our robot. I’ve written one\nthat you can use if you are using the same Arduino motor control code that I\nam, otherwise you’ll need to find one online or write your own. [ Here’s an\nexample ](https://github.com/youtalk/dynamixel_control) of one I found (have\nnot tested) for Dynamixel motors.", "doc_4": "ethercat_driver_ros2\n\n[\n![Licence](https://camo.githubusercontent.com/db9dfde8049c5d66ba62fde707d2cfb30e26f9f26ff274c3442c0aec1ec410a4/68747470733a2f2f696d672e736869656c64732e696f2f62616467652f4c6963656e73652d417061636865253230322e302d626c75652e737667)\n](https://opensource.org/licenses/Apache-2.0) [\n![DOI](https://camo.githubusercontent.com/28a5f043ba0f70122210f4a142199cb0281c24784a508a53c193e827cb4e2e4d/68747470733a2f2f7a656e6f646f2e6f72672f62616467652f3439313933303132362e737667)\n](https://zenodo.org/badge/latestdoi/491930126) [\n![Build](https://github.com/ICube-\nRobotics/ethercat_driver_ros2/actions/workflows/ci.yml/badge.svg)\n](https://github.com/ICube-\nRobotics/ethercat_driver_ros2/actions/workflows/ci.yml)\n\nImplementation of a ` Hardware Interface ` for simple Ethercat module\nintegration with [ ` ros2_control ` ](https://github.com/ros-\ncontrols/ros2_control) and building upon [ IgH EtherCAT Master for Linux\n](https://etherlab.org/en/ethercat/) .", "doc_5": "Two simulation cases were executed: the model-based impedance controller (40)\nand the one where the single axis impedance control of the end effector was\nprovided by the prismatic impedance-controlled joint between the joint no. 7\nand the end effector. The seven rotary joints of the robot arm were under the\ncontrol of the Cartesian controller tracking the virtual trajectory."}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/18", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/18", "text_sha256": "b9400d0573b34a1d62e6d9d3f9db5c92b8e574f051d2b16032a3ea696a8b7868", "gold_id": "hardware_communicate/ethercatdriverros2_41.txt", "negative_ids": ["realtime_control/mobilerobot13ros2con_21.txt", "prismatic_join/406_314.txt", "interface_name/SinglePackageDefineA_114.txt", "prismatic_join/406_318.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "18"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "072dd3bbb88899d0311084cbd0458ddeaa29da8413a08ac58c2fafb65877c03b"}}
{"state": {"service": "Rent your next apartment and set up property tours with this service", "dialogue": ["User: I'm looking for an apartment.", "System: How many bedrooms are you looking for? and, what area are you interested in?", "User: I wanted one in Castro Valley. I need three bedrooms.", "System: I have 4 nice apartments for you. This one is Continental Apartments. It is a very good property. It is at 22281 Center Street #57. The property is 3 beds and baths. the rent is $4,200 a month.", "User: That sounds perfect yes.", "System: Would you like me to book a visit?", "User: No, not right now thanks. That's all I needed."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindRentalApartment": "Find available apartments in the city with any number of beds and baths", "ScheduleViewing": "Set up a tour of a given property on a given date", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/3_00121/6", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/3_00121", "text_sha256": "d21d9732ebbc764ba44bc899c6e5d5dbb28c0d94382d76373cc9b1de3964eebf", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "3_00121", "turn": 6}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f0447979b07b2a392944f1b71e0127a2014393180f820ea0fb0f994ac99162d1"}}
{"state": "I need to classify images into various categories based on their content. Can you suggest an API that can do this?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "ResNeSt: Image Classification ResNeSt models are from the ResNeSt: Split-Attention Networks paper. They are a new ResNet variant that enables attention across feature-map groups. By stacking Split-Attention blocks ResNet-style, ResNeSt models outperform other networks with similar model complexities, and also help downstream tasks including object detection, instance segmentation, and semantic …", "tool_2": "calculate_difference_in_counts_of_two_categories(df, category_col, count_col1, count_col2, category1, category2): def calculate_difference_in_counts_of_two_categories(df, category_col, count_col1, count_col2, category1, category2): \"\"\" This function takes in a pandas DataFrame representing a table of counts for various categories and two category names, and returns the difference in the total counts of the two categories. Args: df (pd.DataFrame): A pandas DataFrame containing counts for various categories. …", "tool_3": "infer_environment_based_on_object(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: def infer_environment_based_on_object(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: '''Infer the characteristics of an environment based on the presence or absence of a specific object. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. object_name (str): The name of the object to check for presence or absence. Returns: str: The conclusion about the environment. ''' object_patches = …", "tool_4": "laion/CLIP-ViT-g-14-laion2B-s34B-b88K: Zero-Shot Image Classification A zero-shot image classification model based on OpenCLIP, which can classify images into various categories without requiring any training data for those categories.", "tool_5": "timm/eva02_enormous_patch14_plus_clip_224.laion2b_s9b_b144k: Zero-Shot Image Classification This model is a zero-shot image classification model based on OpenCLIP. It can be used for classifying images into various categories without any additional training."}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gorilla_pytorch_query_36", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gorilla_pytorch_query_36", "text_sha256": "d9b4f59dedb7c53197f1883849e8f65435223adaede831a0b4f07624730e9a6c", "gold_id": "gorilla_pytorch_tool_26", "negative_ids": ["gorilla_huggingface_tool_345", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_359", "craft_Vqa_tool_301", "craft_Tabmwp_tool_172"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gorilla-pytorch/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "gorilla-pytorch", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4528057fef813a4d378725930ed0fa44b23710c2a75a444763c9b21f1042ce2c"}}
{"state": "Does muscle get bigger by increase in size of individual cells or increase in number?\nSomewhere in the back of my mind, I have the claim that a muscle never increases its amount of cells but, if the muscle gets bigger, it's simply because individual cells get bigger.\nThe book Anatomy Trains on page 36 cites \"Changes in sarcomere length and physiological properties in immobilized muscle by Williams et al\" when it makes the claim :\nStretched, a muscle will attempt to recoil back to its resting length before giving up and adding more cells and sarcomeres to bridge the gap.\nIs that true? Do muscles increase the number of their cells in that way?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Cope's rule, named after American paleontologist Edward Drinker Cope, postulates that population lineages tend to increase in body size over evolutionary time. It was never actually stated by Cope, although he favoured the occurrence of linear evolutionary trends. It is sometimes also known as the Cope–Depéret rule, because Charles Depéret explicitly advocated the idea. Theodor Eimer had also done so earlier. The term \"Cope's rule\" was apparently coined by Bernhard Rensch, based on the fact that Depéret had \"lionized Cope\" in his book. While the rule has been demonstrated in many instances, it does not hold true at all taxonomic levels, or in all clades. Larger body size is associated with increased fitness for a number of reasons, although there are also some disadvantages both on an individual and on a clade level: clades comprising larger individuals are more prone to extinction, which may act to limit the maximum size of organisms.", "doc_2": "uxley & Simmons,\n1977; Kuhn et al. 1979; Bressler, 198 1). Instantaneous stiffness is either thermally\nindependent or has a different thermal dependence from that of Po. Consequently, the\nnumber of cross-bridges attached or a thermally-dependent bridge cycling does not\nappear to account for the observed pattern. Bressler (1981) suggests that increasing\ntemperature may increase the tension per cross-bridge during tetanus.\nIt should be clear that further work is required to explain the bases of the thermal\ndependence of muscle function", "doc_3": "Hyperplasia (from ancient Greek ὑπέρ huper 'over' + πλάσις plasis 'formation'), or hypergenesis, is an enlargement of an organ or tissue caused by an increase in the amount of organic tissue that results from cell proliferation. It may lead to the gross enlargement of an organ, and the term is sometimes confused with benign neoplasia or benign tumor.\nHyperplasia is a common preneoplastic response to stimulus. Microscopically, cells resemble normal cells but are increased in numbers. Sometimes cells may also be increased in size (hypertrophy). Hyperplasia is different from hypertrophy in that the adaptive cell change in hypertrophy is an increase in the size of cells, whereas hyperplasia involves an increase in the number of cells.", "doc_4": "![statistics](/stat?jsdisabled=true&ncbi_db=books&ncbi_pdid=book-\npart&ncbi_acc=NBK441907&ncbi_domain=statpearls&ncbi_report=record&ncbi_type=fulltext&ncbi_objectid=&ncbi_pcid=/NBK441907/&ncbi_pagename=Anatomy,\nHead and Neck: Eye Orbicularis Oculi Muscle - StatPearls - NCBI\nBook", "doc_5": "Richardson et al. 1998; Ray & Dudley, 1998). The rapid increase in muscle temperature in all the locations in the knee-extensor muscles after the first contractions is consistent with this notion. The glycogen depletion pattern reveals a recruitment of all fibre types at this intensity of exercise (Bangsbo et al. 1992). Thus, it is most likely that the relative role of type I fibres is enhanced rather than reduced in the present experiment. Therefore, it appears unlikely that an altered motor unit recruitment pattern influenced to a significant extent the slow increase in muscle V̇O2 and heat"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/72", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/72", "text_sha256": "306e6e9305928a5fe942a9a95b4ff3492c3b83ed9b03a99bcf14371f0c243f68", "gold_id": "muscle_bigger/Hyperplasia_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["below_temperature_muscles_not_work/documentrepidrep1typ_5_2.txt", "eyes_tired/NBK441907_136_0.txt", "below_temperature_muscles_not_work/PMC2269891_50_3.txt", "animals_evolve_size/Copes_rule_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "72"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3ee2297809c12c77d250b4f4b5ab676ed92bea2fb4bc66379ca536f143a39bc2"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: We need natural resources for just about everything we do. Sent 2: We need them for food and clothing, for building materials and energy. Sent 3: We even need them to have fun. Sent 4: Table 2.1 gives examples of how we use natural resources. Sent 5: Can you think of other ways we use natural resources? Sent 6: Use Vehicles Resources Rubber for tires from rubber trees Steel frames and other metal parts from minerals such as iron Example iron ore Electronics Plastic cases from petroleum prod- ucts Glass screens from minerals such as lead lead ore Use Homes Resources Nails from minerals such as iron Timber from trees Example spruce timber Jewelry Gemstones such as diamonds Minerals such as silver silver ore Food Sunlight, water, and soil Minerals such as phosphorus corn seeds in soil Clothing Wool from sheep Cotton from cotton plants cotton plants Recreation Water for boating and swimming Forests for hiking and camping pine forest Some natural resources are renewable. Sent 7: Others are not. Sent 8: It depends, in part, on how we use them", "question": "What are some natural resource sources we can use as building materials?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Nails\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Lead ore\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Rubber\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Minerals\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Sea shells\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Trees\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Rubber, timber, steel metal, copper, ore, silver\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/224", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/1749be8c916def1df1ff", "text_sha256": "0269af7e96b82d836f85b64def65adf6961975d040e306f32f8c601e2aeff2bd", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 224}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4cc88294533871c7c45d05de7a16e8c3f57a791b93d105c0b2a4b4351483db96"}}
{"state": {"passage": "The United Nations Food and AgricultureOrganization, FAO, said it approved emergency food aid worthmore than 14.3 mln dlrs for drought victims in Ethiopia. The aid will include 30,000 tonnes of wheat and 1,200tonnes of vegetable oil for farmers in the Wollo and Illubaborregions. FAO said it has also approved more than 1.4 mln dlrs offood aid for 8,000 families in Sri Lanka. In addition, 583,225dlrs of aid will be made available to Malawi to feed 96,700people displaced from Mozambique and a further 340,200 dlrs forcyclone victims in Vanuatu in the South Pacific", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"wheat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"veg-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"cottonseed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sugar\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"bop\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/790", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/963c035a6d10e40edb9d", "text_sha256": "2cc68608c568e0b61503b6c38175747deb212f288a9fc963ec42a66e7a73e8ce", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 790}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1be5493b22617256c3f3a0261b30a2f7b2d44ff4f44c563d2f83479029d72a7f"}}
{"state": "User: Can you cancel a timer for my smart device?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. What's the ID of your device?\nUser: It's 10000025.\nAI: When is the device scheduled to switch on or off?\nUser: It's supposed to turn on on March 19th 2023 at 9:30 AM.\nAI: Alright. Let me cancel the timed switch for you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"TimedSwitch": "This API for setting a timed switch for a smart device.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryScene": "This API queries a scene of smart home system, given the scene name", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "CancelTimedSwitch": "Cancels a timed switch for a smart device."}, "label": "CancelTimedSwitch", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/130", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/CancelTimedSwitch-level-1-4.jsonl", "text_sha256": "813bbe2990b2ddddcbae68c627a33e4c76d3a72b452b2d549e690400d62c2ba4", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 130, "file": "CancelTimedSwitch-level-1-4.jsonl"}, "stratum": "CancelTimedSwitch", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "26c1b969faff14a47cd38f400e088d083d4237af5c81eebcef332a88dd5b096f"}}
{"state": "ros2_control - Hardware Interface - Write() & Moveit2 Joint Trajectory\n\nBy using ROS Humble, Moveit2, and ros2_control, I am trying to accomplish manipulation tasks with the CRX-10iA/L Fanuc robot. Currently, I am implementing ros2_control hardware_interface part. Inside the default write function I am sending motion commands to robot.\n\nI have two motion command options from the provided robot interface. One of them should be sent except the last write command and the other one must be sent lastly. Otherwise, communication can't go further.\n\nI was wondering whether I can access to the total number of write commands that will be sent by hardware_interface? Then I can set a simple if-else logic.\n\nI thought about accessing total number of joint trajectory commands but I realized that when moveit generated a joint trajectory point with 22 positions, write() function was called 5 times in hardware_interface. Less than ideal as expected due to real hardware constraints.\n\nAny suggestion is appreciated. Thank you for your time.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "* ` Joint State Broadcaster ` \\- always needed to get ` /joint_states ` topic from a hardware. \n  * ` Forward Command Controller ` \\- sending position commands for the joints. \n  * ` Joint Trajectory Controller ` \\- interpolating trajectory between the position commands for the joint.", "doc_2": "Essentially, MoveIt can publish a ROS message that defines a trajectory (joint\npositions over time), but it doesn’t know how to pass that trajectory to your\nhardware.", "doc_3": "In addition to this, we have a controller called a joint state broadcaster.\nAll this one does is read the motor encoder positions (provided by the\nhardware interface) and publish them to the ` /joint_states ` topic for robot\nstate publisher to generate the wheel transforms. For this kind of robot it’s\nnot strictly necessary but it makes the system “complete”.", "doc_4": ">         hardware_interface::SystemInterface::on_init(info) !=\n>         hardware_interface::CallbackReturn::SUCCESS)\n>       {\n>         return hardware_interface::CallbackReturn::ERROR;\n>       }\n>  \n>       //   declaration in *.hpp file --> unsigned int\n> main_loop_update_rate_, desired_hw_update_rate_ = 100 ;\n>       main_loop_update_rate_ =\n> stoi(info_.hardware_parameters[\"main_loop_update_rate\"]);\n>       desired_hw_update_rate_ =\n> stoi(info_.hardware_parameters[\"desired_hw_update_rate\"]);\n>  \n>       ...\n>     }\n>     ...\n>     } // my_system_interface\n>  \n\n  3. In your ` on_activate  ` specific implementation reset internal loop counter \n\n>\n>     hardware_interface::CallbackReturn MySystemHardware::on_activate(\n>       const rclcpp_lifecycle::State & /*previous_state*/)\n>     {\n>         //   declaration in *.hpp file --> unsigned int update_loop_counter_\n> ;\n>         update_loop_counter_ = 0;\n>         ...\n>     }\n>  \n\n  4. In your ` read(const  rclcpp::Time  & time,  const  rclcpp::Duration  & period)  ` and/or ` write(const  rclcpp::Time  & time,  const  rclcpp::Duration  & period)  ` specific implementations decide if you should interfere with your hardware \n\n>\n>     hardware_interface::return_type MySystemHardware::read(const\n> rclcpp::Time & time, const rclcpp::Duration & period)\n>     {\n>  \n>       bool hardware_go = main_loop_update_rate_ == 0  ||", "doc_5": "* You have to write the code for the differential drive calculations, and you will probably make a mistake/not think of something that the ros2_control developers have thought of. By using their code you know it works and has been tested (at least, most of the time) \n  * If you ever want to change your hardware out you’ll have to modify the whole thing instea of just the hardware interface"}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/12", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/12", "text_sha256": "f7afc51e1c764c629fbbf23a93db47dd4d57c73ca314ffde260a4699e3268f2b", "gold_id": "number_commands/differentupdaterates_10.txt", "negative_ids": ["use_sim_time/BuildaMoveitPackageh_51.txt", "ros_regular/roscon2022workshop_166.txt", "subscriber_interface/commentstopicid107_278.txt", "realtime_control/mobilerobot13ros2con_18.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "12"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "414372420ca200608d5ef022127454c30b34849926cc1a93d57cda34a8b79a1f"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.\\I don't hate you D*N.. but you SUCK, and I mean SUCK as a producer", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/539", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/53f476b71a47dffa472a", "text_sha256": "73419ad5e445a33ec4bbf9a81776840a8760f46f83aa0d4683c0cbea4851052a", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 539}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "dba797f9f0432353f55a0a608ead53ca85f2ba75cb2b7b3bb8de123e12636bee"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me register as a user?\nAI: Sure, what's your desired username, password and email?\nUser: My username is johnsmith123, password is 1234password and email is johnsmith123@example.com.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "SendEmail": "This API for sending email, given the receiver, subject and content.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set."}, "label": "RegisterUser", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/220", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/RegisterUser-ForgotPassword-level-2-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "ff39fd47a15050342f8478b2ade67e1292401cebe6a3817d94cab0fb94d1ea7f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 220, "file": "RegisterUser-ForgotPassword-level-2-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "RegisterUser", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1d6fe4d88130a43fc41553fbdcd675e036f245e779a13daecbc071680eb11cba"}}
{"state": {"service": "Accommodation searching and booking portal", "dialogue": ["User: I'm looking for a bus on the 12th of this month to Sacramento.", "System: What's your departure location?", "User: Leaving from San Diego.", "System: There are 6 options. There is a bus with 1 transfer leaving at 7:40 am for $73.", "User: Are there any other options?", "System: There is a bus departing at 8:30 am with 1 transfer for $77.", "User: Okay. Sounds good.", "System: Do you want me to book tickets?", "User: Yes. I need 3 tickets.", "System: Please confirm you want me to book 3 tickets on the bus leaving from San Diego to Sacramento on March 12th at 8:30 am.", "User: Great. From which bus station do I leave?", "System: Your departure station is Santa Fe Depot. Your booking has been confirmed.", "User: What bus station will I arrive at?", "System: You will arrive at Sacramento Valley Station.", "User: I also need two hotel rooms. Thanks.", "System: There are 10 options. The Best Western Plus Sutter House is a 1 star hotel in the area.", "User: Where are they located and what's their number?", "System: They're located at 1100 H Street and their direct line is +1 916-441-1314.", "User: Okay. Thanks for that.", "System: Should I book a room?", "User: Not right now. Thanks. Bye."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"ReserveHotel": "Reserve rooms at a selected place for given dates", "SearchHotel": "Look for accommodation in a city of choice", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/8_00066/20", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/8_00066", "text_sha256": "921e780e75ade8d572c2dd1a76e83db06a235a5f5ff5822469e588785012fca5", "schema_variant": "original", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "8_00066", "turn": 20}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "da5ab7b45c001f3f161907f491c9ae37ba9daec6c60ceb42e31100f1a51d0d4c"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#593a5e #6e4265 #85556a #8a6364 #99756e", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#95dec3 #2e192d #4b4c47 #5a9c96 #2a272b", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#c3aa8e #a81a1c #1c3038 #79a0a8 #d4d4d4", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#606040 #383b11 #732b36 #f02040 #404040", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#beb693 #d5cca8 #e6ddb9 #54d8c6 #9e9674", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ffb4b0 #7f5755 #473b39 #69635d #adb0a7", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#e3c154 #dedd84 #827422 #4c5232 #1b2b24", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#c4b4a2 #ff2678 #a6005d #591b48 #331423", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#d65800 #897d2b #13363d #a2bc00 #01003d", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#2b78ff #4094e8 #fff8eb #33b040 #2fba38", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#948974 #a1564e #51bfab #50665c #afffec", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ffdd37 #e44e2d #0e3d2e #59af8a #b5d5a5", "rating": 4}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#ffcf66 #ffa266 #ff7b66 #ff6666 #ff0066", "b": "#261324 #311f33 #4c4500 #736611 #ccb957"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/46", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/46", "text_sha256": "2e85400f0694c85ee1c308aa020542e14dfab25ef42337b33d491db109fa3176", "themes": [1410, 959], "ratings": [2, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 46}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ea9893f0cbd3fa795637f8887d65381303d6ddb84e38e188d9e41a40e489dd2d"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#7f5b3d #cb7c39 #76a4cb #4d91cb #3d607f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#171429 #611327 #dea11d #8fa81d #0e4230", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#fff7ed #e5dacf #cfc0b9 #ab9890 #7d6d6a", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#262626 #bfa37d #803922 #571206 #14140e", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#540602 #662912 #364e63 #4b5427 #6b5317", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#aa3234 #f2e2c4 #73989e #175061 #012340", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ab0409 #7c0408 #63610d #a7a544 #2b5268", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#7d6b52 #c1bb7f #e3cf8b #a1b78c #4b593e", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#1c242f #400101 #590202 #f8eadd #3f302b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#1c242f #400101 #590202 #f8eadd #3f302b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#807960 #a69e7c #999273 #595543 #e8ddae", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#cc610a #d6830b #bf8400 #ccb70a #d6ac0b", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#590202 #8c0303 #d90404 #ee850f #564d46", "b": "#ffcb64 #2b2523 #45413b #61604c #9e8747"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/361", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/361", "text_sha256": "8eea671dd8b77600768e705cb264d778372a75d55e1db4b282572742aab8f476", "themes": [2876, 1780], "ratings": [2, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 361}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ee23a55e21d5d15f2cea882e98cefe117616d67635016980866c2b49869fbdfc"}}
{"state": "The energy was palpable in the multilingual customer support center I oversaw. Once again, I found myself tasked with delegating roles to three of my diligent associates: Emily, Ben, and Daisy. Their unwavering commitment to their roles was commendable. The task at hand was to judiciously assign each of them to either English or Spanish support, a decision that hinged on their individual strengths and limitations.\n\nBen, an affable representative, was as reliable as they come. Raised through the intimate alleyways of Barcelona, he juggled the Catalan and Spanish languages from early on. His childhood by the azure Mediterranean Sea had armed him with a charming accent and a natural knack for Spanish, which flowed from his lips like a soulful serenade. Ben was often found aiding Spanish-speaking customers without being directed, confidently resolving their queries.\n\nIt was also noteworthy how well he worked with Daisy. Their camaraderie was evident, not just in the way they wrapped up joint assignments ahead of the deadline, but also in the way they frequently shared a casual lunch together. Their shared bond seemed to imbue their work with a quiet efficiency.\n\nSpeaking of Daisy, she was a charming sight to behold. Originally from Paris, she moved to France at such a tender age that Spanish was a chapter she had missed. Understanding the language seemed difficult for her. Every attempt to hold a Spanish conversation resulted in mispronunciations and incorrect verb tenses. Even her English was marred with mixed-up prepositions. Nevertheless, French was her fortress of language, a standby she resorted to inside and outside of the workplace.\n\nEmily was a bit of a conundrum. Born into a predominantly Spanish-speaking household, it made sense that Spanish was a doddle for her. But surprisingly, that was not the case. She'd often make mistakes in her Spanish conversations with coworkers, drifting away instead towards English, which dominated her university language studies. But even with English, Emily often fumbled, with basic errors in sentence structure and grammar.\n\nCoordinating with Emily wasn't always smooth sailing. Something had happened once between her and Ben over work-related matters, causing their relationship to become strained and affected their joint project deadlines. Similarly, Emily's rapport with Daisy was purely professional, lacking the closeness that Daisy and Ben shared. Recalling how Emily and Daisy once failed to solve a major client issue together didn't make the matter easier. \n\nIt was a labyrinth of strengths and weaknesses, a puzzle with varied pieces awaiting to be perfectly slid into the right place. As a manager, my role was to navigate through this labyrinth, ensuring the most effective deployment of everyone's talents and skills. After all, it wasn't just about pairing the right person to the right task. The essence was about pairing the right person to the right task.. for the right reasons. It was about keeping in mind the implications of their capabilities, their interpersonal dynamics, and their individual backgrounds.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "English Support: Emily, Spanish Support: Ben and Daisy", "opt_2": "English Support: Daisy, Spanish Support: Ben and Emily", "opt_3": "English Support: Ben, Spanish Support: Daisy and Emily"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/135", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/135", "text_sha256": "115c50768d4d7b39e6226bb4b3c28ef9c04b168843722f97f00cb4d69f39330b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 135}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c905cce9de17612d918f6e5f6c6a693e0a58271e73ad79d2355546128c414c76"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Cutting the grass", "context": "A person is seen wearing a funny costume while holding onto a piece of machinery. the man"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "then plays a game with the machine using pieces of equipment.", "opt_2": "continues to use the tool on all the different parts of the machine.", "opt_3": "continues to walk around the construction and he is seen again with his strange outfit in the distance.", "opt_4": "pushes the machinery around the lawn while looking into the camera."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/22050", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_Lg-mJS-BZZo", "text_sha256": "3121b870d505768b408d3397df2ece9ef86d8c2ecdb792acb781b47cce19f35d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1479, "source_id": "activitynet~v_Lg-mJS-BZZo"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c4f9a4b6cb8e1479091e37116af6895c0e6438cdf318a8401f13bf8b31767965"}}
{"state": "Given the system of equations \\begin{align*}\nxy &= 6 - 2x - 3y,\\\\\nyz &= 6 - 4y - 2z,\\\\\nxz &= 30 - 4x - 3z,\n\\end{align*}find the positive solution of $x$.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "find_positive_solution(equations, target_variable): def find_positive_solution(equations, target_variable): \"\"\" Find the positive solution for a target variable in a given system of equations. Parameters: equations (tuple): A tuple containing the system of equations. target_variable (symbol): The symbol for the target variable. Returns: float: The positive solution for the target variable. \"\"\" # Solve the system of equations solutions = …", "tool_2": "find_greater_number_from_sum_and_difference(sum_of_numbers, difference_of_numbers): def find_greater_number_from_sum_and_difference(sum_of_numbers, difference_of_numbers): \"\"\" Find the greater of two numbers given their sum and difference. Parameters: sum_of_numbers (float): The sum of the two numbers. difference_of_numbers (float): The difference between the two numbers. Returns: float: The greater of the two numbers. \"\"\" # Let x be one number and y be the other number x, y = …", "tool_3": "find_difference_based_on_sum_and_fraction(sum_value, fraction_value): def find_difference_based_on_sum_and_fraction(sum_value, fraction_value): \"\"\" Find the difference between two numbers based on their sum and the value of their fraction. Parameters: sum_value (float): The sum of the two numbers, x + y. fraction_value (float): The value of the fraction of the two numbers, x / y. Returns: float: The difference between the two numbers, y - x. \"\"\" # Define the …", "tool_4": "solve_for_x_squared_plus_y_squared: Solves for the value of x^2 + y^2 given (x + y)^2 and xy.", "tool_5": "solve_linear_system(equations, variables): def solve_linear_system(equations, variables): \"\"\" Solve a system of linear equations. Parameters: equations (list): A list of sympy Eq objects representing the system of equations. variables (list): A list of sympy symbols representing the variables in the equations. Returns: dict: A dictionary where the keys are the variables and the values are their solved values. \"\"\" # Solve the system of …"}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/craft_Math_algebra_query_60", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/craft_Math_algebra_query_60", "text_sha256": "ca77ccf2a437f873882c261a4b49649d55369a67e6304a537aec0d45048c4541", "gold_id": "craft_Math_algebra_tool_60", "negative_ids": ["craft_Math_algebra_tool_6", "craft_Math_algebra_tool_170", "toolink_tool_573", "craft_Math_algebra_tool_11"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:craft-math-algebra/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "craft-math-algebra", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c2238df7deefb588bc31c7d9c51bd2c5fa910994b1afe73bbcb68120dc182416"}}
{"state": "Krugman article - Government debt helps avoid a destructive scramble for cash?\n\nI was just reading this Krugman article which contains the words...\n\nI’ve already mentioned that having at least some government debt outstanding helps the economy function better. How so? The answer, according to MIT’s Ricardo Caballero and others, is that the debt of stable, reliable governments provides “safe assets” that help investors manage risks, make transactions easier and avoid a destructive scramble for cash.\n\nNow the \"help investors manage risks\" part I can understand, but \"make transactions easier\" and \"avoid a destructive scramble for cash\" are a mystery to me.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "According to [ Paul Krugman ](/wiki/Paul_Krugman \"Paul Krugman\") , \"America\nactually earns more from its assets abroad than it pays to foreign investors.\"\n[47]  Nonetheless, the country's [ net international investment position\n](/wiki/Net_international_investment_position \"Net international investment\nposition\") represents a debt of more than $9 trillion.  [48]", "doc_2": "High leverage ratios often imply increased financial risk, as they suggest\nthat the company has significant amounts of debt in relation to its equity or\nearnings. It is vital to understand these ratios, as they can act as a warning\nsign for potential investors seeking stable and safe investments.", "doc_3": "Waiting for the Next Crisis\nAccording to one estimate, the amount of money developing country governments are paying toward foreign debt nearly doubled from 2010 to 2018, as a percentage of government revenues. Extraordinarily low interest rates in place since the 2008 Global Financial Crisis have made it easier for governments, businesses, and consumers to take on higher levels of debt. And with a severe global economic downturn unfolding due to the spread of the novel coronavirus, a disruptive debt crisis in one or more countries seems likely in the not-too-distant future.", "doc_4": "Finally, we analyze the robustness of the liquidity effect of government debt on industry growth. We show that our baseline results are robust to using instrumental variables and controlling for many competing channels, particularly channels associated with financial development and openness. In addition, we show that the results are not sensitive to alternative specifications or driven by outliers.", "doc_5": "If you’ve been following the national banking news lately, you’ve probably\nheard a lot of talk about FDIC insurance, and you might even be wondering\nabout your own deposits. To answer some of those questions, my article this\nmonth will take a somewhat deep dive into what the FDIC is, how it protects\nyour money, and how you can rest assured knowing your money is safe in your\nbank."}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/84", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/84", "text_sha256": "e1937cb6465037d9a3803431006e86c2293ff25f3a9fd7ef3b2077219853ad31", "gold_id": "government_debt/S026_10.txt", "negative_ids": ["basel3/leverageratios_91.txt", "debt2gdp/NationaldebtoftheUnitedStates_30.txt", "fdic/understandingthefunctionofthefdic_8.txt", "domestic_foreign/foreigndebtasp_8.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "84"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4992f1f35332970efd080ef006ba11a151c7bbfbc95028cbc7a288f13bb418d4"}}
{"state": "Amy tried to spread the cake icing all over the cake but the _ was not enough.\nA) icing\nB) cake\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.827", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.827", "text_sha256": "301a5ba00fb7c8fcdddf5ecea6f5417967340840fb332827fbe1747b4c1825cd", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.827"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "123469538f25fe43a4aa46516dbe7fa9ac9c8cdaadb3cd5fcec79e8bf4ba018b"}}
{"state": "help me book a car rental in chicago for april 1st to 3rd get me an suv if possible", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"exchange_rate": null, "translate": null, "travel_alert": null, "book_hotel": null, "travel_suggestion": null, "book_flight": null, "flight_status": null, "car_rental": null, "international_visa": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "car_rental", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2826", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2826", "text_sha256": "6415ba19533af526a80b5864b9f360b3df87b7d8a8c194d115a8d64ef2f0530c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2826}, "stratum": "travel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "38518d413d04d19878dbb0678d5b5bd3f281405cd924461bdce71ebe4e59fa6e"}}
{"state": {"service": "Finding and renting a car made easy", "dialogue": ["User: I need to finish putting together plans for my trip. Can you look up buses for me?", "System: Sure, where from?", "User: I'll be leaving from Fresno.", "System: Ok, and how many tickets?", "User: Just 1 person.", "System: Alright. Where are you going and what day and time are you leaving?", "User: I'd like to leave around 5:45 in the evening on the 5th of this month for Vegas.", "System: Ok. To confirm, you want to book 1 bus ticket from Fresno to Las Vegas on March 5th at 5:45 pm. Is that right?", "User: Yes, that's right. How much will it cost and which station does it go to?", "System: This bus goes to Union Plaza. Looks like there's nothing available for that time, but there's a bus for $42 that leaves at 5:30 pm. Does that work?", "User: Yes, that's fine.", "System: Ok, I bought your ticket.", "User: Great, thanks. Can you also look up rental cars for me there?", "System: Sure, when would you be picking it up and dropping it back off? And this would be in Las Vegas, right?", "User: Yes, I want to get a standard car from the 11th of March until the 12th of this month. I could pick it up around five in the evening.", "System: Ok, I found 4 standard car options. There's a Civic you could pick up from McCarran International Airport on March 11th. How about that?", "User: What would the total cost be?", "System: It would be $31 total.", "User: Ok, that sounds perfect. Can you book it for me?"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindCar": "Find rental cars based on location", "BookCarRental": "Confirm reservation for the car you want to rent", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "BookCarRental", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/8_00043/18", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/8_00043", "text_sha256": "239abf98a2a07865be80cbb4526dbbbceab09890693c826ae60ef285dfe18310", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "8_00043", "turn": 18}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4aeed2fc2963dec253ef89f3b898bc68b7f0f2d3620510c745e46489e69b068c"}}
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{"state": {"service": "A service that allows the user to check their balance and transfer funds", "dialogue": ["User: Give me my bank balance.", "System: Which one, checking or savings?", "User: Checking please.", "System: OK, I have $23,362.72 in your checking.", "User: Ok, now transfer 550 bucks to Philip.", "System: Got it: Transfer $550 from your checking to Philip checking account, right?", "User: That's it.", "System: It's done now.", "User: You're a modern wonder.", "System: What more can you need?", "User: Nothin' thanks. I'm good."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"ViewFundsInAccount": "View funds available in a given account", "TransferFundsToSomebody": "Send cash to another bank account holder", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/5_00021/10", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/5_00021", "text_sha256": "fb9bc8b80f388b7faff011ffbee65493acbf811e4bc6c4c0ee18150ac72b0e15", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "5_00021", "turn": 10}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "18ab2377af92704edb0c1635d048825254426479890f4ace1bd174a48f462e93"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Playing violin", "context": "The man continues playing the violin. People dance in the room. The man finishes playing violin and starts talking. he"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "leads with a bow and hand.", "opt_2": "walks away and talks to another man.", "opt_3": "gets up and walks out of the room.", "opt_4": "grabs his violin in a public venue and leaves."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/18530", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_NBawYEfglow", "text_sha256": "5bc5cd22b58165223c43656ac96cfbeeb16088f7427e04e4c2448c16cb4d98b2", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1266, "source_id": "activitynet~v_NBawYEfglow"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "fae869616c398d002f2bc35a02d3496e4a35680248b95f8742a6c4574e4a57e7"}}
{"state": "after losing a credit card, how long does it take to get a new one", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"card_declined": null, "redeem_rewards": null, "improve_credit_score": null, "credit_limit_change": null, "expiration_date": null, "credit_limit": null, "credit_score": null, "replacement_card_duration": null, "new_card": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "replacement_card_duration", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/269", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/269", "text_sha256": "b87504f2f0f5c900d6f7e1d5251b0998e853c4f4a709f9c97f679282dff4abf4", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 269}, "stratum": "credit_cards", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ec35767fe46f83e1acc798918fbfd20d85e3c928b552e7dc1d59cf6e60dd6d69"}}
{"state": "In the bustling labyrinth of a city mall, a grisly murder sends shockwaves as Xenia is killed with a nail gun, leaving Detective Winston with two perplexing suspects: Van and Wilfred.\n\nIn the gritty city detective office, Winston repeatedly reviewed the security footage from the shopping mall for what seemed like the hundredth time. There was Xenia; dead in the middle of the bustling shoppers. The sight of it was nauseating, but he needed to make his case.\n\n\"Wilfred, was that his name?\" Winston murmured to himself as the figure can be seen entering the mall, donning polished shoes speckled with a fine white powder, now known to be bakery flour... an overlooked piece of evidence that would probably be overlooked in the courtroom.\n\nOn the tape, there was a twenty-five minute period when Wilfred was inexplicably out of the view of any mall security cameras. It was exactly during this window that Xenia fatal incident occurred.\n\nSighing, Winston arose from his desk and set out for an encounter with Wilfred. On reaching the law firm, Wilfred's assistant informed him that he was unavailable due to a meeting. Winston took this as an opportunity to observe and wait for him.\n\nAfter emerging from a grueling two-hour court session filled with hair-raising moments that would make anyone sweat profusely, there was Wilfred. Despite the intense pressure court sessions usually bring, causing attendees to drench in sweat, the man appeared neither repulsed nor worn out. Shockingly, instead of the typical stench of hard work and nervousness, he exuded a fresh, clean scent.\n\nCurious about it later, Winston discovered off-the-record, there was a good explanation for Wilfred's mysteriously maintained freshness. Tucked away in his office was a bathroom equipped with a shower. An odd office setup, no doubt, but useful for freshening up after strenuous court sessions, Winston figured.\n\n\"Wilfred,\" Winston introduced himself as they settled onto the plush leather armchairs of Wilfred's quirky office.\n\n\"Winston, homicide, right?\" Wilfred responded, his voice steady, unruffled.\n\n\"Construction project of yours,\" Winston probed, \"is it on track?\"\n\nWilfred shrugged, \"Had some tools go missing yesterday, but nothing we haven't dealt before – just routine construction site hiccups.\"\n\nWinston nodded before dropping his inquiry, \"Among the missing, was the nail gun?\"\n\nWilfred flinched, \"How did you find out?\"\n\n\"Part of my job,\" Winston shrugged, \"You know how to use one of those, don't you?\"\n\n\"Yes, we use it all the time on the site. I was the one who taught the crew how to use it.\" Wilfred responded a bit defensively. This was the confirmation Winston needed about Wilfred's experience with using nail guns for his construction projects.\n\n\"And your whereabouts during this pilferage incident, can you account for them?\"\n\n\"No, I can't... wasn’t on site at the time.”\n\nWinston paused, locking his gaze on Wilfred, \"And you know the missing tools incident happened around Xenia's time of death, right?\"\n\nWilfred held his silence, his eyes momentarily betraying his composure. \"I wouldn't know about that, detective.\"\n\nWinston got up from the chair, \"Thanks for your time, Wilfred.\"\n\nAs he exited the office, his glance fell on the CCTV footage still playing on his laptop. No definitive conclusions yet, just mounting evidence. Only time would be the judge.\n\nWinston swept through the shopping mall like water, eyes scanning, earpiece transmitting information straight to the station. He was looking for Van, who had been on shift when Xenia was killed.\n\nHe spotted a muscular man with a nametag was unloading boxes from a service entrance, huffing and puffing as he went. \"Looks like our guy,\" he mumbled into his headset.\n\n\"I've been expecting you,\" said Van, the bodybuilder, wiping his sweat-drenched forehead with a well-charred sleeve. He pointed to a chair across the table, \"Have a seat, will you?\"\n\nWinston did, and before he even opened his mouth, Van was speaking, \"You know, Xenia was here almost every day. She loved this place, loved shopping. Sad thing what happened.\"\n\nWinston, not one for small talk, started grilling Van, \"You were on shift when she was killed, right Van?\"\n\n\"Yeah, I was,\" he replied. \"I ain't seen nothing though.\"\n\n\"What does your job entail?\"  Winston asked, changing the subject.\n\n\"I've got free run of this place. Lock, stock and barrel, I can move about as I please,” Van said, directing an intense look at Winston's face.  \n\n\"Your hobbies, Van?\" \n\n\"Used to build furniture for a living,\" He admitted, \"It was a bit of an obsession for a while. Even took a safety course from the local construction company.\"\n\n\"Did you now,\" Winston nodded, “Do you happen to own a nail gun?”\n\n“Bought one recently, yes,” Van said, as casually as if he were talking about the weather. “Receipt’s right here in my wallet.”\n\n\"Thanks for sharing. Are you aware that Xenia recently updated her will?” The detective shifted the conversation back onto Xenia.\n\n“Heard about it, yes,\" Van answered, Winston could see him struggling with the weight of his own words. \"She made me the sole beneficiary. At the same time, she also had me change her life insurance policy.”\n\nWinston got a call that disturbed him, \"Excuse me, I must go.”\n\nHe remembered the mail they found at Van’s house: confirmation from the hardware store of buying a nail gun the same model as the murder weapon. It added up.\n\nBefore leaving, Winston couldn't help but casually ask, \"The insurance payout, that a large sum?\"\n\n\"God-awful massive,\" Van answered after a moment of hesitation, \"And here I am buried under... well, a heap of bills, I'd rather not disclose.\"\n\nWith that, the detective left, collecting the pieces as he went.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Van", "opt_2": "Wilfred"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/246", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/246", "text_sha256": "3d7bd612f7412af64e700ec2ab6918365edfcd793bf359dc1d03703ea56fb4ad", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 246}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6d403648542918bc260dd98346e3e6ea7bf0ce0708dfeffcb459369db0a7fd71"}}
{"state": {"service": "Website for finding and booking appointments with therapists", "dialogue": ["User: I need a therapist, pull up some options for me please.", "System: Sure thing, which city would you like?", "User: I would need someone in the Mountain View area.", "System: I can help you. What kind of therapist do you need me to look up.", "User: I would like a Psychologist please.", "System: I found a good Psychologist in Mountain View named Bishop, Sue A.", "User: I need more options, let's look in Lafayette.", "System: No problem. I found 10 options for you in Lafayette. I can start by recommending Alissa Scanlin Psyd. She is Psychologist.", "User: That will work.", "System: Should we book an appointment with this therapist?", "User: Yes, please go ahead and book.", "System: What date and time would you prefer the appointment for?", "User: See if she has an opening for tomorrow at 14:00 please.", "System: Please confirm you would like to book an appointment for March 2nd at 2 pm with Alissa Scanlin Psyd.", "User: No, change of plans. Let's try for Thursday next week at 14:45.", "System: Sure thing, please confirm we're scheduling for March 7th at 2:45 pm", "User: Yes, you got it right.", "System: I do apologize but something went wrong and I was unable to book that time slot. If your interested I can attempt to book for 3 pm on March 7th with Alissa Scanlin Psyd.", "User: Yes please go ahead."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"BookATherapist": "Book an appointment with a selected therapist", "FindATherapist": "Search for therapists taking appointments", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "BookATherapist", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/13_00093/18", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/13_00093", "text_sha256": "aad1438be7202f4ca9ab5ff7ef8e5b87cdd7228db5670661dfedbcb9e469f810", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "13_00093", "turn": 18}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "aeeea03c1d04f017173b5389a0a59791860efc9aa1577631b008fb2f3e946d87"}}
{"state": "I wrote a bot that change name of the telegram channel every N minutes But, when name of the channel is changed telegram automaticly send message, that channel name has been changed\n\ni tried bot.delete_message command, but could't figure out how to delete that exact message", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "* **sticker_format** ( ` str  ` ) – One of “static”, “animated”, “video”. \n\nReturns  :\n\n    \n\nOn success, the sent file is returned.\n\nReturn type  :\n\n    \n\n[ ` telebot.types.File  ` ](../types.html#telebot.types.File\n\"telebot.types.File\")\n\n_ property  _ user  _ :  [ User  ](../types.html#telebot.types.User\n\"telebot.types.User\") _ #\n\n    \n\nThe User object representing this bot. Equivalent to bot.get_me() but the\nresult is cached so only one API call is needed.\n\nReturns  :\n\n    \n\nBot’s info.\n\nReturn type  :\n\n    \n\n[ ` telebot.types.User  ` ](../types.html#telebot.types.User\n\"telebot.types.User\")", "doc_2": "Then the function converts the response from the API to JSON and creates a\nstring to return. Through trial and error I figured out how to get the quote\nfrom the JSON into the string format I wanted. The quote is returned from the\nfunction as a string.\n\nThe final part updated in the code is toward the end. Previously it looked for\nthe message \"ping\". Now it looks for \"$inspire\". Instead of returning \"pong\",\nit gets the quote with ` getQuote() ` and returns the quote. We use `\nmsg.channel.send() ` to send the message to the channel. Also, the code checks\nif the message comes from the bot itself and if it does, it leaves the\nfunction so it does not do anything.", "doc_3": "edited\n\n> Turns out this should work as of 17.06 out of the box. ` docker stack deploy\n> ` should pull sha digests from the registry each time. This changed a bit\n> since then, and bugs were fixed, so this is where we're at today:  ` docker\n> stack deploy -c stack.yml mystack ` with a 18.06 client  and  server\n> versions, will turn the ` latest ` tag (or lack of tag) in the stack.yml\n> into a sha and send that to the ` service update ` command. If the sha\n> digests match, and nothing else in yaml has changed, service will not\n> replace the task.  Stack deploy now has ` docker stack deploy --resolve-\n> image ` options, which defaults to ` always ` so it should always check the\n> sha digest. ` never ` means it will not compare digests from registery or\n> local cash (even if the node image cache has a different version). I can't\n> figure out what ` changed ` does.", "doc_4": "We call the ` updateEncouragements ` helper function with the new message, and\nthen the bot sends a message to the discord chat confirming that the message\nwas added.\n\nThe third new section (at the end of the code above) checks if a new Discord\nmessage starts with \"$del\". This is the command to delete an item from the\n\"encouragements\" list in the database.", "doc_5": "Here is the updated code. After the code, I'll explain the new parts.\n\n    \n    \n    const Discord = require(\"discord.js\")\n    const fetch = require(\"node-fetch\")\n    const client = new Discord.Client()\n    \n    function getQuote() {\n      return fetch(\"https://zenquotes.io/api/random\")\n        .then(res => {\n          return res.json()\n          })\n        .then(data => {\n          return data[0][\"q\"] + \" -\" + data[0][\"a\"]\n        })\n    }\n    \n    client.on(\"ready\", () => {\n      console.log(`Logged in as ${client.user.tag}!`)\n    })\n    \n    client.on(\"message\", msg => {\n      if (msg.author.bot) return\n        \n      if (msg.content === \"$inspire\") {\n        getQuote().then(quote => msg.channel.send(quote))\n      }\n    })\n    \n    client.login(process.env.TOKEN)"}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/stackoverflow/12", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/stackoverflow/12", "text_sha256": "bddc385aaf15a7d24431231d8b92fe46db89b2134b17c7e28235e481875f389e", "gold_id": "TeleBot/TeleBot_methods_2_58.txt", "negative_ids": ["String_prototype/create-a-discord-bot-with-javascript-nodejs4_34_0.txt", "String_prototype/create-a-discord-bot-with-javascript-nodejs4_55_0.txt", "docker_compose_buildx/313578_188_0.txt", "String_prototype/create-a-discord-bot-with-javascript-nodejs4_32_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/stackoverflow", "query_id": "12"}, "stratum": "stackoverflow", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1b0ea73d8db36613638d584f5819fb5c3673891e4d00260929f17f8aa83ea25f"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#002f2f #046380 #efecca #a7a37e #e6e2af", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#002f2f #046380 #efecca #a7a37e #e6e2af", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#912637 #ab4a51 #ffffff #c9d787 #5b6241", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#999237 #733f2c #73532d #8c7f3e #883736", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#36393d #cdeb8b #f9f7ed #c3d9ff #ffff88", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#85084d #49505f #747f63 #bcb86c #e9e35f", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#8c594d #f2e8e4 #f2bf5e #242b40 #0b0b0d", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#eff6f4 #bcadc7 #ab7da4 #b5d3cc #6db6c2", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#b0c774 #d9c8a9 #e5b874 #bf5e3b #262623", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ccc0aa #f2e2c5 #dcc1b8 #5c3837 #2e1c16", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ff5f6c #ff3e37 #ff8771 #ff2623 #ff5140", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#6393c1 #f49a00 #cc6600 #87be1a #669900", "rating": 5}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#e5c652 #a39652 #535e50 #3a4463 #366782", "b": "#574c26 #7f693a #947b56 #bda98b #f0e7cc"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/609", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/609", "text_sha256": "f3c01920019ff2280471dcafb8e85f82c8fff82fe1973a1677b495e3b5f3b6bb", "themes": [4117, 9656], "ratings": [4, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 609}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4c8bfd440a817dccd17e0ee44ae3b0b114a13c8380e20d645eae269fcf023c23"}}
{"state": "what amount of gas do i have left", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"gas": null, "oil_change_when": null, "mpg": null, "jump_start": null, "schedule_maintenance": null, "tire_pressure": null, "gas_type": null, "last_maintenance": null, "tire_change": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "gas", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2687", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2687", "text_sha256": "7dfdbaeb965841e56bb9014833e296bf7dc771dd2fac6fa83428c9019c7b64da", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2687}, "stratum": "auto_and_commute", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c1f10d1de0e5b437474b20d600c2b0b8d23ea5ef302a782c1040f2147ae87f46"}}
{"state": "Is sexual reproduction outside the same biological family possible? Has it ever occured successfully?\nAre there any examples of two species taxonomically classified in different biological families that have successfully hybridized and produced viable offspring? If not, is there an example of where reproduction occured with non-viable offspring?\nTo be clear, I mean regular sexual reproduction that could occur in the natural world outside a lab. Even so, I'd be curious to know if it could even occur in a lab without direct genetic manipulation.\nFor example, grolar bears which are ursid hybrids between different species in the Ursus genus are known to exist. Also ursid hybrids between bear species in different genuses have been produced in captivity (sloth bear Melursus ursinus x Malayan sun bear Ursus malayanus and sloth bear x Asiatic black bear Ursus thibetanus). Would an extra-familial hybridisation be possible? Would this be more likely in the plant kingdom?\nThis question is inspired by a separate question on the Gardening SE which hints at a general lack of understanding of the genetic similarity required for cross-pollination in plants. It made me wonder whether there are any exceptions to the general assumption that extra-familial hybridisation is impossible.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "monistic definition of species, while others adopt a pluralistic approach and suggest that there may be different ways to logically interpret the definition of a species.\nBarriers to reproduction between two diverging sexual populations are required for the populations to become new species. Gene flow may slow this process by spreading the new genetic variants also to the other populations. Depending on how far two species have diverged since their most recent common ancestor, it may still be possible for them to produce offspring, as with horses and donkeys mating to produce mules. Such hybrids are generally infertile. In this case,", "doc_2": "how far two species have diverged since their most recent common ancestor, it may still be possible for them to produce offspring, as with horses and donkeys mating to produce mules. Such hybrids are generally infertile. In this case, closely related species may regularly interbreed, but hybrids will be selected against and the species will remain distinct. However, viable hybrids are occasionally formed and these new species can either have properties intermediate between their parent species, or possess a totally new phenotype. The importance of hybridisation in producing new species of animals is unclear, although cases have been seen in many", "doc_3": "monistic definition of species, while others adopt a pluralistic approach and suggest that there may be different ways to logically interpret the definition of a species.\nBarriers to reproduction between two diverging sexual populations are required for the populations to become new species. Gene flow may slow this process by spreading the new genetic variants also to the other populations. Depending on how far two species have diverged since their most recent common ancestor, it may still be possible for them to produce offspring, as with horses and donkeys mating to produce mules. Such hybrids are generally infertile. In this case,", "doc_4": "The mechanisms of reproductive isolation are a collection of evolutionary mechanisms, behaviors and physiological processes critical for speciation. They prevent members of different species from producing offspring, or ensure that any offspring are sterile. These barriers maintain the integrity of a species by reducing gene flow between related species.\nThe mechanisms of reproductive isolation have been classified in a number of ways. Zoologist Ernst Mayr classified the mechanisms of reproductive isolation in two broad categories: pre-zygotic for those that act before fertilization (or before mating in the case of animals) and post-zygotic for those that act after it. The mechanisms are genetically controlled and can appear in species whose geographic distributions overlap (sympatric speciation) or are separate (allopatric speciation).", "doc_5": "how far two species have diverged since their most recent common ancestor, it may still be possible for them to produce offspring, as with horses and donkeys mating to produce mules. Such hybrids are generally infertile. In this case, closely related species may regularly interbreed, but hybrids will be selected against and the species will remain distinct. However, viable hybrids are occasionally formed and these new species can either have properties intermediate between their parent species, or possess a totally new phenotype. The importance of hybridisation in producing new species of animals is unclear, although cases have been seen in many"}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/86", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/86", "text_sha256": "a6369651637e2f22ed651115d4a81e56b19d668f0d99c53f3a54427ca7fdd5a1", "gold_id": "sexual_repro_outside/Reproductive_isolation_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["evolutionary_advantage_of_red-green_color_blindness/Evolution_4_20.txt", "evolution_not_make_our_life_longer/Evolution_4_20.txt", "evolutionary_advantage_of_red-green_color_blindness/Evolution_0_58.txt", "evolution_not_make_our_life_longer/Evolution_0_58.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "86"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "492ba469d38af41d5e727095c20dfa49dbada5a7bfbff9bfbc46755755f60186"}}
{"state": {"service": "Finding and buying tickets for events in a specified area", "dialogue": ["User: I want to go watch a movie with some friends. Look for something to watch.", "System: There are 10 movies you might like. Are you interested in Breakthrough, it has a 5.6 rating.", "User: Do you know who acts in the movie?", "System: Dennis Haysbert stars in the movie.", "User: Do you know what type of movie is it? And who directed it?", "System: It is directed by Roxann Dawson and it is a Biographical mvoie.", "User: What other movies are there?", "System: There is also JT LeRoy, it has a 6.1 rating.", "User: What other movies are there?", "System: There is also Auntie Mame, it has a 8.0 rating.", "User: That one sounds good. I also want to know what there is to do in there.", "System: Do you know what type of event you want to look for? Where do you want to look for?", "User: Look for any games in Philly.", "System: There are 10 events you might like. There is the game Eagles Vs Cowboys at Lincoln Financial Field on March 14th at 8 pm.", "User: That one sounds great.", "System: Is there anything else I can help you with?", "User: No, that would be all for now."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"OnlineEventFinder": "Browse events by city", "Purchase": "Confirm event ticket purchase", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/9_00110/16", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/9_00110", "text_sha256": "1e8a39b6dac41e33b6f1f6b94ce7d2ce296c09eab6bbfe3257d9fc6cf2d5008b", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "9_00110", "turn": 16}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "41ae4d7c00a4df271fdca515cd4699450a965e7bf1f62688b5d7d7b80a7e4d25"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#ae0d12 #003745 #9bad0f #320712 #0ba0db", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#d9d5a3 #5f7336 #3c5943 #1a2426 #101926", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#a20f08 #222f38 #88b5d4 #f2eeb6 #d82a23", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#d99b2b #d4b55d #ffffff #3d3d3d #262626", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#3e7e68 #901d17 #eac083 #d99f6c #589096", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#bf6565 #f2e6d0 #498c79 #456a73 #a65874", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#619074 #752f1e #8cbf8d #969c59 #443627", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#5d8c7b #2c6e58 #075440 #1b4031 #003322", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#bd6810 #3e1806 #6b3c25 #a49455 #a3bd77", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#379e6c #778737 #ab9b2a #e0b316 #f5cf1a", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#592a25 #8c4a32 #a66b37 #f2e7ae #221226", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#0f2459 #37154a #75003c #c43911 #f78f00", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#49b3ff #ed0000 #ff9500 #ff1e8b #8ae3e3", "b": "#00c4ff #00da04 #5e00e8 #ff0077 #ff7800"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/378", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/378", "text_sha256": "bbc756ada65466b0b01e7f4148392592154e3c8597d0e5be84dfcab00797e644", "themes": [1059, 1327], "ratings": [2, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 378}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a0374eae55cfeb6d46c78a7d840942978e9ffe6a0e52139a50c65b02ee1bb663"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.Police in southern Bangladesh say a woman cut off a man's penis during an alleged attempt to rape her and took it to a police station as evidence", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/572", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/6d687382c2a3e94731c2", "text_sha256": "7867d4704128cfd99ae8ee8a0c39e4656b171ba887ef53b8b062cba9cfcbcdc0", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 572}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1251bcad94a58cc63b5369c1930285de7316a0ba3cd5a7e0c223227672d87980"}}
{"state": "How Sexual fluidity works?\n\nCan a heterosexual male that doesn't have any attraction towards male become gay without any attraction towards females.\n\nOr will he become bisexual because he was heterosexual before.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Based on date from Wave 3 and Wave 4 from National Longitudinal Survey of\nAdolescent Health ( _N_ = 12,287), known as Add Health, the majority of young\nadults identified their sexual orientation as 100% heterosexual. The second\nlargest identity group, “mostly heterosexual,” was larger than all other\nnonheterosexual identities combined. Comparing distributions across waves,\nwhich were approximately 6 years apart, stability of sexual orientation\nidentity was more common than change. Stability was greatest among men and\nthose identifying as heterosexual. Individuals who identified as 100%\nhomosexual reported nearly the same level of stability as 100% heterosexuals.\nThe bisexual category was the most unstable, with one quarter maintaining that\nstatus at Wave 4. Bisexual men who changed their identity distributed\nthemselves among all other categories; among bisexual women, the most common\nshift was toward mostly heterosexual. Reflecting changes in identity, the\nproportion of heterosexuals decreased between the two waves.", "doc_2": "Darwin explained such male-female differences in his theory of sexual\nselection in his book _[ The Descent of Man ](/wiki/The_Descent_of_Man \"The\nDescent of Man\") _ .  [26]  Once the females begin to select males according\nto any particular characteristic, such as a long tail or a coloured crest,\nthat characteristic is emphasized more and more in the males. Eventually all\nthe males will have the characteristics that the females are sexually\nselecting for, as only those males can reproduce. This mechanism is powerful\nenough to create features that are strongly disadvantageous to the males in\nother ways. For example, some male [ birds-of-paradise ](/wiki/Birds-of-\nparadise \"Birds-of-paradise\") have wing or tail streamers that are so long\nthat they impede flight, while their brilliant colours may make the males more\nvulnerable to predators. In the extreme, sexual selection may drive species to\nextinction, as has been argued for the enormous horns of the male Irish elk,\nwhich may have made it difficult for mature males to move and feed.  [27]", "doc_3": "Camouflage, warning, sexual attraction, and species recognition are all among\nthe functions of colors in animals. Even within a species, different colors\nmay play different roles. Our male cardinal's bright red plumage declares his\npresence to other males, and shows a prospective mate that he is adept at\nfinding foods rich in carotenoids; this also indicates he could be a worthy\nprovider with necessary skills to help feed a female and her nestlings. The\nfemale cardinal herself, however, is distinctly less colorful, with only a\ntinge of red and orange mixed in with otherwise tan feathers. This coloration\nworks in her favor as she sits on her nest for three weeks; after all, an\nincubating female with bright red feathers would only attract predators bent\non taking eggs, nestlings, and mother bird alike.", "doc_4": "Color also provides a way for animals to determine the sex of another\nindividual. In Ruby-throated Hummingbirds, for example, only the adult male\nhas throat feathers that form a red gorget; females--and young males--have a\nwhite throat. When a territorial male ruby-throat encounters another hummer,\nhe can quickly determine if the intruder is an adult male that he needs to\nchase away, or a female that he might like to woo.", "doc_5": "In the United States, boys are often [ homosocial ](/wiki/Homosociality\n\"Homosociality\") ,  [18]  and gender role performance determines social rank.\n[19]  While [ gay ](/wiki/Gay \"Gay\") boys receive the same [ enculturation\n](/wiki/Enculturation \"Enculturation\") , they are less compliant. Martin\nLevine summarizes: \"Harry (1982, 51–52), for example, found that 42 percent of\nhis gay respondents were ' [ sissies ](/wiki/Sissy \"Sissy\") ' during\nchildhood. Only 11 percent of his heterosexual samples were gender-role\nnonconformists. Bell, Weinberg, and Hammersmith (1981, 188) reported that half\nof their male homosexual subjects practised gender-inappropriate behaviour in\nchildhood. Among their heterosexual men, the rate of noncompliance was 25\npercent. Saghir and Robins (1973, 18) found that one-third of their gay man\nrespondents conformed to gender role dictates. Only 3 percent of their\nheterosexual men deviated from the norm.\" Thus effeminate boys, or sissies,\nare physically and verbally harassed (Saghir and Robins, 1973, 17–18; Bell,\nWeinberg, and Hammersmith 1981, 74–84), causing them to feel worthless  [20]\nand \"de-feminise\".  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{"state": "User: Hi, can you help me modify a reminder?\nAI: Of course! What do you want to modify about the reminder?\nUser: I need to change the content of the reminder.\nAI: Okay, I can help with that. Do you have a specific reminder in mind?\nUser: Yes, I need to change the content of the reminder for the proposal submission on March 25th at 2:00 PM.\nAI: Great. To modify the reminder, I will need your user token. Can you please provide your username and password?\nUser: My username is user3 and password is user3pass.\nAI: Thank you.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='user3', password='user3pass')]->{'token': 'p9o8i7u6y5t4r3e2w1q'}\nAI: Now that I have your token, let's modify the reminder. What would you like the new content to be?\nUser: I want to change it to submit documents instead.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "DeleteReminder": "The API for deleting a reminder item includes content and time.", "QueryReminder": "The API for querying a reminder item includes content and time.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ModifyReminder": "The API for deleting a reminder item includes content and time.", "AddReminder": "The API for adding a reminder item includes content and time."}, "label": "ModifyReminder", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/288", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyReminder-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "13b90adb87375f58f5272d9178c0e959a4366eb16c4814187dff71725e24c2e3", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 288, "file": "ModifyReminder-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyReminder", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4df44a55da6c94e044d79320f764a8c7ccc9e6702fc0ef8a54a105dfccb48545"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Consumer confidence is lowest since Trump election"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Consumer confidence is lowest since Trump makeover", "b": "Actor confidence is lowest since Trump election"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/10649-3115", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/10649", "text_sha256": "d5e911fbbe01397f78ef847c9d487ef14db5684d6b2e98bfd9c14740beb3cc14", "grades": ["0.6", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "10649-3115"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "792ec74600fcc1ba23acfe06dc06f7b5746acad3fc13c54bce6f06e5c763d134"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#4a9091 #383534 #4b544b #90a681 #e0f07d", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#4a9091 #383534 #4b544b #90a681 #e0f07d", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#201a3a #3c3261 #006f6f #678087 #54acab", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ff3b26 #e8dac3 #1a2230 #475c4b #2b2219", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ff3b26 #e8dac3 #1a2230 #475c4b #2b2219", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ff7100 #ffae06 #ff5942 #007f97 #c3a011", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#2b2b33 #976869 #c8c07f #355350 #092028", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#1c261e #003a52 #ff1931 #ccbe83 #d0ff00", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#86ab4e #185c24 #5c3314 #e8b410 #f5d367", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#451e0c #25565c #a62503 #2d3545 #c7bc8b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#373738 #6b5f34 #a68548 #b5ae4e #ffe37b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#e01c00 #e0d500 #eea800 #e17200 #000000", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#332600 #b5e454 #ffffe7 #94d6ce #333336", "b": "#71cc67 #daffe2 #ffa59a #cc8f67 #99501f"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/178", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/178", "text_sha256": "83b8ece2f9d228f982b55ac2666258f7351fdcbf651a1568cfe83552f66ac50a", "themes": [1094, 2843], "ratings": [3, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 178}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "68f4d12791d88b01db9a80be897be0196b13f5ff19108e2f21afd838415da04c"}}
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{"state": "User: Can you give me the list of devices in the Morning Routine scene?\nAI: Sure. Please provide the name of the scene.\nUser: Morning Routine.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryScene": "This API queries a scene of smart home system, given the scene name", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "DeleteScene": "This API deletes a scene by its name.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span."}, "label": "QueryScene", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/84", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryScene-level-1-5.jsonl", "text_sha256": "bd9be2b475fd52a80bdc6d2a389510b99adbb16edb321e9f1877642db7995c90", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 84, "file": "QueryScene-level-1-5.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryScene", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e06a8ddf9b6844d7d446ad392228bb3ddab18f96d5276f4df5a19bd430279eb5"}}
{"state": "Who insures the FDIC in case it fails?\n\nI understand that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) failing is unlikely, but the probability of such a failure is still positive. In case the FDIC fails, who covers the customers' losses? Will the Federal Reserve surely step in to print money to cover FDIC's ass?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "**Q: What is the FDIC?**\n**A:** The FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) is an independent\nagency of the United States government that protects bank depositors against\nthe loss of their insured deposits in the event that an FDIC-insured bank or\nsavings association fails. FDIC insurance is backed by the full faith and\ncredit of the United States government.", "doc_2": "The\tFederal\tDeposit\nInsurance\tCorporation\nImprovement\tAct\tof\n1991\nReformed\tthe\tdeposit\ninsurance\tsystem\nIncreased\tFDIC\tability\tto\ncover\tinsurance\tlosses\nRequired\tfederal\tbanking\nagencies\tto\tcategorize\ninstitutions\nSought\tto\tlimit\tthe\t“too\nbig\tto\tfail”\tpolicy\nRegulation\nRiegle-Neal\tInterstate\nBanking\tand\tBranching\nEfficiency\tAct\tof\t1994\nAllowed\tinterstate\nbanking\tand\tbranching\tfor\nU.S.\tand\tforeign\tbanks\nReversing\tMcFadden\tAct\nDeregulation\nGramm-Leach-Bliley\nFinancial\tServices\nModernization\tAct\tof\n1999\nRepeal\tof\tGlass-Steagall\nBanks\tcould\tengage\tin\ninvestment\nDeregulation\n63\nFederal\tDeposit\nInsurance\tReform\tAct\tof\n2005\nMerged\tBank\tInsurance\nFund\tand\tSavings\nAssociation\tInsurance\nFund\nIncreased\tdeposit\ninsurance\ton\tindividual\nretirement\taccounts\nDeregulation\nDodd-Frank\tWall\tStreet\nReform\tand\tConsumer\nProtection\tAct\tof\t2010\nCreated\tthe\tFinancial\nStability\tOversight\tCouncil\nChanged\tagency\toversight\nIncreased\tregulation\tof\nsecuritization", "doc_3": "* [ Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ](/wiki/Consumer_Financial_Protection_Bureau \"Consumer Financial Protection Bureau\")\n* [ Farm Credit Administration ](/wiki/Farm_Credit_Administration \"Farm Credit Administration\")\n* [ Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ](/wiki/Federal_Deposit_Insurance_Corporation \"Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation\")\n* [ Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council ](/wiki/Federal_Financial_Institutions_Examination_Council \"Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council\")\n* [ Federal Housing Finance Agency ](/wiki/Federal_Housing_Finance_Agency \"Federal Housing Finance Agency\")\n* [ Federal Reserve Board of Governors ](/wiki/Federal_Reserve_Board_of_Governors \"Federal Reserve Board of Governors\")\n* [ Financial Stability Oversight Council ](/wiki/Financial_Stability_Oversight_Council \"Financial Stability Oversight Council\")\n* [ National Credit Union Administration ](/wiki/National_Credit_Union_Administration \"National Credit Union Administration\")\n* [ Office of the Comptroller of the Currency ](/wiki/Office_of_the_Comptroller_of_the_Currency \"Office of the Comptroller of the Currency\")", "doc_4": "* _[ Northeast Bancorp v. Federal Reserve ](/wiki/Bank_of_New_England \"Bank of New England\") _ (1985)\n* [ Greenspan put ](/wiki/Greenspan_put \"Greenspan put\")\n* [ Expedited Funds Availability Act ](/wiki/Expedited_Funds_Availability_Act \"Expedited Funds Availability Act\") (1987)\n* [ FIRRE Act ](/wiki/Financial_Institutions_Reform,_Recovery,_and_Enforcement_Act_of_1989 \"Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act of 1989\") (1989)\n* [ FDIC Improvement Act ](/wiki/Federal_Deposit_Insurance_Corporation_Improvement_Act_of_1991 \"Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Improvement Act of 1991\") (1991)\n* Gramm–Leach–Bliley Act  (1999)", "doc_5": "Money market funds also went through runs when people lost faith in the\nmarket. To keep it from getting worse, the Fed said it would give money to\nmutual fund companies. 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The [ FDIC\n](/wiki/Federal_Deposit_Insurance_Corporation \"Federal Deposit Insurance\nCorporation\") also did a number of things, like raise the insurance cap from\n$100,000 to $250,000, to boost customer trust."}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/33", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/33", "text_sha256": "0286a84956ddceb742feffc3b9bce72274ffeb4b3a390313a5e99a8d5a1fb21c", "gold_id": "fdic/indexhtml_101.txt", "negative_ids": ["deregulation/48614398pdf_32.txt", "deregulation/2007E280932008financ_157.txt", "deregulation/GrammE28093LeachE280_151.txt", "deregulation/GrammE28093LeachE280_186.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "33"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a3fda2ce05699e7bc7e38547bd5dd5b2935df19d9269916890de7329156d8b7d"}}
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{"state": "Jennifer, the Tech CEO, was battling against the clock to contain a critical data breach that could jeopardize the future of her company. Vital information was stored on her personal laptop, situated on a shelf in her office. No one but her knew how vital it was in resolving the issue. \n\nMike, who was the IT manager, was equally stressed trying to isolate the breach without disrupting operations too much. His part of the solution rested on the company server key, safely tucked away in the office safe. He could almost visualize the key sitting there.\n\nCarol, the Office Manager, was trying her best to manage the office chaos while supporting both Jennifer and Mike. The involved parties all knew where the necessary items were located. 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{"state": "In the heart of the rainforest, Jesse meets his gruesome end by a lawnmower, leaving Detective Winston embarked on a puzzling quest with suspects - Sam and Steve.\n\nDetective Winston stood at the edge of the rainforest, reviewing his notes. The scene was grim, even for a seasoned detective. The body of Jesse, a young boy, had been found. The murder weapon, found near his body, was a lawnmower, an odd choice for a murder weapon, especially in a rainforest.\n\nOne suspect was Jesse's fellow schoolmate, Sam. His name had surfaced around the investigation thanks to a tip-off from the school janitor. The man remembered seeing Sam at the lost and found desk, writing something.\n\nIt appears that Sam had found some incriminating texts on his girlfriend's phone, all of which were sent by Jesse. When confronted, Sam's girlfriend confessed that she had been seeing Jesse behind Sam's back. This all coincided with the fact that Sam had access to paper and pen during his visit to the lost and found desk. Winston also learned that the numbers from the confiscated phones were noted down on a piece of paper.\n\nThe field trip group Sam and Jesse were part of were the only ones in the rainforest that day. Sam was among them, having also been given special privileges, being the only student allowed to access the lost and found box. Winston made yet another note of it. \n\n\"Winston,\" a fellow detective called out, causing Winston to look up. \n\n\"What is it?\" He asked, heading towards the man.\n\n\"Just wanted you to know, we've seized the phones. The numbers were written down.\"\n\n\"On paper?\"\n\nThe detective nodded, \"Yeah. At the lost and found desk, from what we've heard.\"\n\nWinston's eyes squinted as he thought. He knew these facts were significant, but their connection was not clear. \n\n\"Okay. Thanks.\" Giving him a nod, he moved towards his vehicle. \n\nHis mind whirled with facts as he started the car. Conversations with Sam, his fellow schoolmate's murder, confessions from his girlfriend, and peculiar facts from a field trip in the rainforest. \n\nHe knew his job wasn't done until he found justice for Jesse, until he was able to connect the dots and bring the story together. For now, he just needed to keep gathering facts and truths. \n\nEvery puzzle piece counted.\n\nRain pattered on the windshield as detective Winston drove toward the rainforest. A call had come in, a body, Jesse's, found in the woods. As the victims' details appeared on his screen in flickering neon blue, Winston registered one significant point that had yet to be confirmed - the murder weapon was a lawnmower.\n\nUpon arriving at the scene, he climbed out of the car, his shoes squishing and sliding in the mud. It was time to pay a visit to the prime suspect, Steve, a dedicated Rabbi trying to make ends meet.\n\nHis visit to Steve was brief but loaded with significant information. To the unsuspecting, Steve was a devout religious leader and a generous individual who devoted his time to frequent forest clean-ups, never too busy to lend a hand with his own set of lawnmowers.\n\n\"Lately, my congregation has been dwindling, \" Steve confessed. \"I had to set up a lawn care business to support myself and the synagogue.\"\n\nWhile Steve rambled, Winston learned more about Jesse's aggressive approach to business. \"Jesse... he had an ambitious streak. I couldn't compete,\" Steve admitted, \"He was systematically undercutting my prices, offering ridiculous summer discounts and premium services.\"\n\nThis confirmed Winston's suspicion that Jesse had not only been a rival but was planning to put Steve out of business. Steve, however, was not unaware. He suspected Jesse of stealing his clientele and provided evidence to Winston. Steve's business was shrinking while Jesse's was blooming, a fact evidenced by the bitterness lurking in the Steve's voice whenever Jesse was mentioned.\n\nWinston, maintaining a stone face, asked about Steve's activities on the day of the murder. As if on cue, Steve informed him that there was a clean-up event on that same fateful day, occurring at the exact time Jesse met his grisly end.\n\nOfficers at the scene had confirmed the unusual chains of Steve's lawnmower as the cause of death. Oddly enough, Steve owned several lawnmowers, all part of his lawn care business, and he was more than proficient in their operation.\n\nAs Winston drove away, he filed away the various pieces of this entangled puzzle. With Steve's confession, Jesse's ambitious undercutting plan, Steve's rapidly decreasing list of clientele, and the coinciding timing of the clean-up event, this case was far from over.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Sam", "opt_2": "Steve"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/117", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/117", "text_sha256": "e592229c076ed78305bed3cea5b73bd73f720df5cdc0ddf2ea22f52c072201ae", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 117}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c9097c8fe0f011bc3d364c81b62a6d4f995d731395b042053f8492af7dd3a984"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#9fafd3 #6c7a95 #404759 #23212f #260624", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#5b8a34 #bdac3b #a36e21 #602315 #4265a1", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#565211 #73150d #735830 #90774f #6d4d1e", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#b0a79b #8f3745 #96cadc #54808f #c8f1ff", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#b0a79b #8f3745 #96cadc #54808f #c8f1ff", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ff0050 #ff198c #ff32be #ff7dff #ffffff", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#43e599 #3ebfa8 #448f99 #425c73 #37394c", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#d93829 #d94929 #d97a43 #f2b05e #667358", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#0d0d0d #a68877 #735c48 #a0ccf2 #84a9d9", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#bfa95f #38271b #8c4e2a #bfa169 #f2d68c", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#bfa95f #38271b #8c4e2a #bfa169 #f2d68c", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#e87e25 #8c5144 #3b2e31 #395b6b #32a7bd", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#789f63 #eeddaa #ba4b3c #519994 #331a0f", "b": "#344040 #4f5f5f #7cae4a #9facac #ffffff"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/639", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/639", "text_sha256": "77139fbf2cdb6c9d771985045db5e2d80a17a91b0dd107c767367761e7ff9ea4", "themes": [5961, 4167], "ratings": [2, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 639}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "05d43efff4663d2886c895c278587f976ae3ec8548d0fc50727be09ba4d48065"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#0f0a07 #590711 #8d6f49 #d4a466 #f6e6b2", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ececdd #e3cb80 #698a98 #5a5e76 #472828", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#b8b4af #304145 #292723 #3b2f27 #634429", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#697353 #aeb4bf #949aa6 #bf6b92 #a6325c", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#47242c #a5b573 #5c313c #0c1721 #6a7a48", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#901608 #bd2d0f #fb6d20 #ff911a #ffb30b", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#595043 #f2b233 #e5e5cf #ffffff #394040", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#000000 #011406 #011c10 #56ff1b #07fc00", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#400101 #8c5a4f #bf9b7a #d9c196 #8aa68e", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#4f592c #39402a #03658c #869aa6 #b6dbf2", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#6ed613 #dddada #c130ff #4f26a3 #21181e", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#627bdb #f4f0af #859587 #6daf96 #badf9a", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#3781b2 #83c6cc #fff1c5 #b25350 #ff7a63", "b": "#ccbe78 #8a6d3b #824c24 #613b31 #402838"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/622", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/622", "text_sha256": "4e3b065588d7276ff239c6109c052adbac6d01a8a744f1e1b4094fb6bf6a91c6", "themes": [4732, 7701], "ratings": [4, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 622}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f407d74a73b47519e0146f555f0af6c0b84f98bd85aefd63d054ccd9b9fe827e"}}
{"state": {"service": "Bank account manager and money transfer service", "dialogue": ["User: Please check my current balance.", "System: Is that for your checking or savings account?", "User: My checking account, please.", "System: The current balance in your checking account is $12,723.10.", "User: Now please check the balance of my savings account.", "System: The current balance in your savings account is $9,183.90.", "User: Okay.", "System: Do you want to make a transfer now?", "User: Yes, please start a transfer.", "System: What is the transfer amount?", "User: Please transfer 1,110 bucks.", "System: Who do you want to transfer funds to?", "User: I'm sending it to Khadija.", "System: Confirming: you will transfer $1,110 from your savings to Khadija. The transfer destination is their checking account.", "User: Yes. How many days will that take?", "System: The transfer has been initiated. It will take 3 business days.", "User: Thanks for your help.", "System: Is there anything else I can do for you now?", "User: No, that's all. Thanks."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"CheckAccountBalance": "Obtain the user's balance for any account", "TransferFunds": "Transfer funds to another individual", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/4_00116/18", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/4_00116", "text_sha256": "b8bf4cf4605d013dfe6757dc0f53c7492029322736ca3a635195183683e16094", "schema_variant": "v1", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "4_00116", "turn": 18}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5ac0a108b41cb82207e683f2e1aab71ff8428756fb662b8b1b2c223e5754a929"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Late-night hosts : ' People call Trump a racist , but only because of what he says and does '"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Late-night hosts : ' People call Trump a dancer , but only because of what he says and does '", "b": "Late-night hosts : ' People call Trump a puppet , but only because of what he says and does '"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/8985-13115", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/8985", "text_sha256": "2f545daa63433a92ac65cdf6618c02d84c78fd590632c43831c1324c1f8e5a3e", "grades": ["1.4", "1.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "8985-13115"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "289809dfc1c20015dbfa690d3a5c8f9d95d24fc8eb9375688145aa81e6cb9d84"}}
{"state": "eslint configuration not read in my project\n\nI have setup a project using nx and I have the following config\n\n.eslintrc.base.json\n```\n{\n  \"root\": true,\n  \"ignorePatterns\": [\"**/*\"],\n  \"plugins\": [\"@nx\", \"unused-imports\", \"import\"],\n  \"overrides\": [\n    {\n      \"files\": [\"*.ts\", \"*.tsx\", \"*.js\", \"*.jsx\"],\n      \"rules\": {\n\n        \"import/no-duplicates\": \"warn\"\n      }\n    },\n    {\n      \"files\": [\"*.ts\", \"*.tsx\"],\n      \"extends\": [\"plugin:@nx/typescript\"],\n      \"rules\": {}\n    },\n    {\n      \"files\": [\"*.js\", \"*.jsx\"],\n      \"extends\": [\"plugin:@nx/javascript\"],\n      \"rules\": {}\n    },\n    {\n      \"files\": [\"*.spec.ts\", \"*.spec.tsx\", \"*.spec.js\", \"*.spec.jsx\"],\n      \"env\": {\n        \"jest\": true\n      },\n      \"rules\": {}\n    }\n  ]\n}\n```\n\nthen .eslintrc.json\n```\n{\n  \"ignorePatterns\": [\"!**/*\"],\n  \"overrides\": [\n    {\n      \"files\": [\"*.ts\", \"*.tsx\"],\n      \"rules\": {}\n    },\n    {\n      \"files\": [\"*.js\", \"*.jsx\"],\n      \"rules\": {}\n    },\n    {\n      \"files\": [\"*.spec.ts\", \"*.spec.tsx\", \"*.spec.js\", \"*.spec.jsx\"],\n      \"env\": {\n        \"jest\": true\n      },\n      \"rules\": {}\n    }\n  ],\n  \"extends\": [\"./.eslintrc.base.json\"]\n}\n```\n\nthen I pureposely did this in my app\n```\nimport { Response } from 'express';\nimport { Request } from 'express';\n```\n\nThis should trigger a warning, but nothing appear in vscode.\n\nmy setting is currently\n```\n{\n  \"editor.formatOnSave\": true,\n  \"editor.defaultFormatter\": \"esbenp.prettier-vscode\",\n  \"editor.codeActionsOnSave\": {\n    \"source.fixAll.eslint\": \"always\",\n    \"source.fixAll.stylelint\": \"always\"\n  },\n  \"typescript.tsdk\": \"node_modules/typescript/lib\"\n}\n```\n\nWhat am I missing ? I tried other rules they also dont work.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "apps/tuskdesk/.eslintrc.json\n\n` 1  {  2  \"extends\"  : [  \"plugin:@nx/react\"  ,  \"../../.eslintrc.json\"  ],\n3  \"ignorePatterns\"  : [  \"!**/*\"  ],  4  \"overrides\"  : [  5  {  6  \"files\"\n: [  \"*.ts\"  ,  \"*.tsx\"  ,  \"*.js\"  ,  \"*.jsx\"  ],  7  // We set\nparserOptions.project for the project to allow TypeScript to create the type-\nchecker behind the scenes when we run linting  8  \"parserOptions\"  : {  9\n\"project\"  : [  \"apps/tuskdesk/tsconfig.*?.json\"  ]  10  },  11  \"rules\"  : {\n12  \"@typescript-eslint/await-thenable\"  :  \"error\"  13  }  14  },  15  {  16\n\"files\"  : [  \"*.ts\"  ,  \"*.tsx\"  ],  17  \"rules\"  : {}  18  },  19  {  20\n\"files\"  : [  \"*.js\"  ,  \"*.jsx\"  ],  21  \"rules\"  : {}  22  }  23  ]  24  }\n25  `", "doc_2": "` 1  {  2  \"extends\"  : [  \"plugin:@nx/react\"  ,  \"../../.eslintrc.json\"  ],\n3  \"ignorePatterns\"  : [  \"!**/*\"  ],  4  \"overrides\"  : [  5  {  6  \"files\"\n: [  \"*.ts\"  ,  \"*.tsx\"  ,  \"*.js\"  ,  \"*.jsx\"  ],  7  \"rules\"  : {  8  //\nThis rule requires the TypeScript type checker to be present when it runs  9\n\"@typescript-eslint/await-thenable\"  :  \"error\"  10  }  11  },  12  {  13\n\"files\"  : [  \"*.ts\"  ,  \"*.tsx\"  ],  14  \"rules\"  : {}  15  },  16  {  17\n\"files\"  : [  \"*.js\"  ,  \"*.jsx\"  ],  18  \"rules\"  : {}  19  }  20  ]  21  }\n22  `\n\nNow if we try and run ` nx lint tuskdesk ` we will get an error", "doc_3": "ESLint is powerful linter by itself, able to work on the syntax of your source\nfiles and assert things about based on the rules you configure. It gets even\nmore powerful, however, when TypeScript type-checker is layered on top of it\nwhen analyzing TypeScript files, which is something that ` @typescript-eslint\n` allows us to do.\n\nBy default, Nx sets up your ESLint configs with performance in mind - we want\nyour linting to run as fast as possible. Because creating the necessary so\ncalled TypeScript ` Program ` s required to create the type-checker behind the\nscenes is relatively expensive compared to pure syntax analysis, you should\nonly configure the ` parserOptions.project ` option in your project's `\n.eslintrc.json ` when you need to use rules requiring type information (and\nyou should not configure ` parserOptions.project ` in your workspace's root `\n.eslintrc.json ` ).", "doc_4": "solve-plugins-relative-to \n    11. package.json Configuration No Longer Supported \n    12. Additional Changes \n  4. TypeScript Types for Flat Config Files \n  5. Further Reading \n\n##  Social Media\n\n  * [ ](https://twitter.com/geteslint)\n  * [ ](https://github.com/eslint/eslint)\n  * [ ](https://eslint.org/chat)\n  * [ ](https://fosstodon.org/@eslint)\n\n© OpenJS Foundation and ESLint contributors, [ www.openjsf.org\n](https://www.openjsf.org) . Content licensed under [ MIT License\n](https://github.com/eslint/eslint/blob/main/LICENSE) .\n\n##  Theme Switcher\n\nLight  Dark\n\n[ Change Language ](/languages/)\n\nLanguage Switcher\n\nSelecting a language will take you to the ESLint website in that language.\n\nLanguage  🇺🇸 English (US) (Latest)  🇨🇳 简体中文 (最新)", "doc_5": "` 1  {  2  \"extends\"  : [  \"plugin:@nx/react\"  ,  \"../../.eslintrc.json\"  ],\n3  \"ignorePatterns\"  : [  \"!**/*\"  ],  4  \"overrides\"  : [  5  {  6  \"files\"\n: [  \"*.ts\"  ,  \"*.tsx\"  ,  \"*.js\"  ,  \"*.jsx\"  ],  7  \"rules\"  : {}  8  },  9\n{  10  \"files\"  : [  \"*.ts\"  ,  \"*.tsx\"  ],  11  \"rules\"  : {}  12  },  13  {\n14  \"files\"  : [  \"*.js\"  ,  \"*.jsx\"  ],  15  \"rules\"  : {}  16  }  17  ]  18\n}  19  `\n\nHere we do  not  have ` parserOptions.project ` , which is appropriate because\nwe are not leveraging any rules which require type information."}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/stackoverflow/112", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/stackoverflow/112", "text_sha256": "e1910ee79c2e8433aa88ece2a1c5680b8979004fcffd6e52a51c461e9c4c6d13", "gold_id": "Script_Commands/Script_Commands_17_8.txt", "negative_ids": ["React_hook_adding_interactivity/eslint3_35_0.txt", "React_hook_adding_interactivity/eslint3_32_0.txt", "React_hook_adding_interactivity/eslint3_30_0.txt", "React_hook_adding_interactivity/eslint3_28_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/stackoverflow", "query_id": "112"}, "stratum": "stackoverflow", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b741140bf75aecfa63a8d6cff9faf0f510d4974eccfb884e361eb7b2f638ad23"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Give me the schedule of Manchester United for the next 6 games in Premier League."], "available_functions": [{"name": "sports_team.get_schedule", "description": "Fetches the schedule of the specified sports team for the specified number of games in the given league.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"league\": {\"description\": \"The name of the sports league. If not provided, the function will fetch the schedule for all games, regardless of the league.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"Optional. The city or venue where games are to be held. If not provided, default that all venues will be considered.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"num_of_games\": {\"description\": \"Number of games for which to fetch the schedule.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"team_name\": {\"description\": \"The name of the sports team.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"team_name\", \"num_of_games\", \"league\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `sports_team.get_schedule` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/simple_327", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/simple_327", "text_sha256": "1297f30cc54ab3f3d8627080e4c5d089d5a8358980f18a7e1285f56a7a8d0eef", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_simple.json", "id": "simple_327"}, "stratum": "simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "05b2b733326ad63931c313afe241eac8451d28b7aba9a6b03f2ddcd5c81c4e95"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nA previously healthy 19-year-old college student comes to student health services 24 hours after the onset of headache, stiff neck, and sensitivity to light. She does not recall any sick contacts. She had chickenpox at the age of 7 years. Her most recent examination 1 year ago included PPD skin testing and showed no abnormalities. She takes a daily multivitamin and an herbal weight-loss preparation. She received all appropriate immunizations during childhood but has not received any since then. She does not smoke, drink alcohol, or use illicit drugs. There is no family history of serious illness. She appears lethargic. Her temperature is 39.1°C (102.4°F), pulse is 112/min, respirations are 20/min, and blood pressure is 100/68 mm Hg. Examination shows diffuse petechiae. Kernig and Brudzinski signs are present. The remainder of the examination shows no abnormalities. A lumbar puncture is performed. Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) analysis shows numerous segmented neutrophils and a decreased glucose concentration. A Gram stain of the CSF shows gram-negative cocci. Which of the following is the most appropriate pharmacotherapy?\nA) Erythromycin\nB) Metronidazole\nC) Clindamycin\nD) Ceftriaxone\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-medicine.val.196", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-medicine.val.196", "text_sha256": "38a5455d1ab0327a31caf9645a3add7ee62d3f2d63fa0a4846139703ce496050", "eval_name": "mmlu-professional-medicine", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-professional-medicine.val.196"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "39c3b790df8066f06f6778957ba02549498ce9bcb2fcdae5304939119080e564"}}
{"state": "Dennis did not enjoy their afternoon but Hunter did because _ left work after the sunrise.\nA) Hunter\nB) Dennis\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-instant-v1": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "claude-v1": null, "claude-v2": null}, "label": "claude-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.648", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.648", "text_sha256": "8c123d39b3f197aaa21e2f4e214fd35b54965a228eaf01b00e755dfe15d297cc", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-v1", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.648"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "eeeebe1992be30fde4a9107632582a3d574cac5d093eb98dd5a20ed469ddbf15"}}
{"state": {"service": "Book bus journeys from the biggest bus network in the country", "dialogue": ["User: I would like to travel on a bus on the 14th of this month."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindBus": "Find a bus journey for a given pair of cities", "BuyBusTicket": "Buy tickets for a bus journey", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "FindBus", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/2_00103/0", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/2_00103", "text_sha256": "fc82d5dbfedecf8fcb39eefcfbcc173ba97f4608fbf2d97479f229351d71993a", "schema_variant": "original", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "2_00103", "turn": 0}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ba11b6b02d039854ff64baf96b2cba3f67b45dfa7dba5d89c15d53d11cafb45a"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Jeb Bush : Trump Did n’t Obstruct Justice , But ‘ Who Cares What I Think"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Jeb Bush : Trump Did n’t Obstruct arteries , But ‘ Who Cares What I Think", "b": "Jeb Bush : Trump Did n’t Obstruct Justice , But ‘ Who knows What I Think"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/12801-10020", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/12801", "text_sha256": "e2a3c8f603ab3a8793da735e2d9232c6f8901d6aa39efae5e0d33986765cbd80", "grades": ["1.4", "1.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "12801-10020"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "211354a352ed17e7e1409210dc57dfa11dbc5b425e59029cb17c8a5eaff719d2"}}
{"state": {"fen": "8/7P/1k1p4/2p5/7K/pr6/6P1/2Q5 b - - 0 54", "to_move": "black", "board": "8 . . . . . . . .\n7 . . . . . . . P\n6 . k . p . . . .\n5 . . p . . . . .\n4 . . . . . . . K\n3 p r . . . . . .\n2 . . . . . . P .\n1 . . Q . . . . .\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"a3a2": "black pawn a3-a2", "b3f3": "black rook b3-f3", "b6c6": "black king b6-c6", "b3b4": "black rook b3-b4", "b6a6": "black king b6-a6", "b3b1": "black rook b3-b1", "b6b7": "black king b6-b7", "b3b2": "black rook b3-b2", "b6a5": "black king b6-a5", "b6b5": "black king b6-b5"}, "label": "b3b4", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/77c49d77800df298", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/77c49d77800df298", "text_sha256": "f9181b5e3196d019249a3de6cd9095da4b4e5bce0309d8dd2511d57829f48d9d", "values": {"a3a2": 0.055644, "b3f3": 0.019012, "b6c6": 0.027736, "b3b4": 0.067295, "b6a6": 0.010484, "b3b1": 0.0, "b6b7": 0.040729, "b3b2": 0.025542, "b6a5": 0.021109, "b6b5": 0.024908}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "8/7P/1k1p4/2p5/7K/pr6/6P1/2Q5 b - - 0 54"}, "stratum": "endgame", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "118a8f6c66a177bbe6c02337a8188e494db34645a02e149a9ed244e0988957c7"}}
{"state": {"passage": "The Indian State Trading Corporation(STC) bought three cargoes of rbd palm olein at its vegetableoil import tender yesterday, traders said. Late yesterday themarket was reporting it had bought one to two cargoes. The business comprised two 6,000 tonne cargoes for March15/April 15 shipments at 355 dlrs per tonne cif, and 6,000tonnes for May at 358 dlrs. The first two cargoes were on acash basis and the May position was transacted on a 30 pctcounter-trade basis, traders said", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"lit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"veg-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"inventories\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"citruspulp\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"retail\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"palm-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/732", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/92b40c5b22fd86f42402", "text_sha256": "d8ea6be7559da9fb2ce027074a9c3ee0c1ecd91a03dc7991a9873c0398f991a3", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 732}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "05b9cc94e457917914b790057dcd4e8ec08f9efab3dd042ab448b40b381b4bee"}}
{"state": "the birds fly with there wings", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"cancel": null, "no": null, "change_language": null, "change_user_name": null, "reset_settings": null, "yes": null, "change_ai_name": null, "maybe": null, "sync_device": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "out_of_scope", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/3049", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/3049", "text_sha256": "85bfe0f01d0443789230d02e7d58540094221559fa4eafec48876b78a791e7d7", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 3049}, "stratum": "oos", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "99ec3580960312a48a2f4a55965f1c9df02ba1cfcf343cccde0c74b68321b4cd"}}
{"state": "Write a python function to get the first element of each sublist.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null}, "label": "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.247", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.247", "text_sha256": "f9f4980031beafc8752f9771a8afd7544cec8f520e6bedb20e6ce31e5782483d", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.247"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "23708327bd482fbce43a53b6ad9617ca56cb6cd00f94ec4c0f6741cc894e29b0"}}
{"state": "Write a function to check if a string represents an integer or not.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-v2": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "claude-v1": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.64", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.64", "text_sha256": "e304b6f5413eaaf431cde59db648a5a42c78a884991dd8ac77256678725cbba8", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.64"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a6aba798a4ec8174827133b9baf1b335ab210c8c15cc9eab7b910793e95e3db9"}}
{"state": "Amid the ceaseless hustle of the age-old postal department, three distinct personalities emerged from the sea of letters and packages. Anna, Mike, and Sam were their names, each possessing unique traits that set them apart. Their roles, though seemingly simple, were crucial to the department's smooth operation - the task of sorting mail and delivering it. The challenge lay in assigning these tasks, a decision that required careful consideration.\n\nNow, Anna. A fiercely driven individual with a few quirks that often stirred the department pot. She was prone to engaging in heated debates with Sam over trivial concerns. The constant bickering was something that everyone in the department noticed, creating a ripple in the usually serene environment. \n\nDespite her dominance, Anna's record had a few mail splatters. She was often on the receiving end of complaints for late deliveries. Startlingly, Anna had an uncanny tendency to mix up the postal codes. What's more was that her diligent ears never seemed to capture the information during sorting training, which might have explained her mail sorting blunders. To top it off, Anna was infamous for micromanaging Mike during their collaborative tasks which only added fuel to the fire. \n\nThe relationship between Mike and Sam, however, was poles apart. From innocent childhood buddies to teammates handling a backlog sorting project with success, their camaraderie was palpable. But Mike had his own set of shortcomings. He was known for his defensive shield when faced with criticism, particularly from Anna. His reputation in time management was a hard pill to swallow. Mike was regularly caught detouring his route and wasting precious time, leading to several reprimands for late deliveries. His inefficiency was further highlighted during the sorting process as he took twice the time compared to his colleagues to sort the same amount of mail.\n\nThen there was Sam. A quiet soul, Sam had a satisfactory track record in the department. Always viewed delivering mails with the break of dawn, Sam's delivery rounds were never incomplete. Punctuality was his trademark as he never had a single late delivery report against his name. Yet, the complexity of postal codes found him lagging. His constant referencing to a postal code chart was a spectacle often caught by watchful eyes.\n\nAt the end of the day, as the manager, assigning roles required a careful analysis of individual strengths and drawbacks. It was a daunting task indeed. And so, the postal department lived on, humming with the stories of Anna, Mike, and Sam as they sorted and delivered, day after day. The discord, camaraderie, strengths, and imperfections were all part of this intriguing journey. The art was in figuring out the perfect assignment that best suited each of them.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Mail sorting: Sam, Mail delivering: Anna and Mike", "opt_2": "Mail sorting: Mike, Mail delivering: Anna and Sam", "opt_3": "Mail sorting: Anna, Mail delivering: Mike and Sam"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/110", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/110", "text_sha256": "4c6b61f2dc428e1a9bc9cb38a82d7f43966dbc40bb384cd8c17d2644be0a3ecf", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 110}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ee40327aaa1d3d20d272d58d8d1889163ee7f45ceff0b7afc71151c286bf2b94"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd said it began building the world's most advanced energy-savingtanker, which consumes only 48 tonnes of fuel oil a day. Construction of the 258,000 dwt VLCC (very large crudecarrier) Nisseki Maru for , a shipping armof Nippon Oil Co Ltd , is expected to be completed inApril 1988. It would run on the Japan/Gulf route, a companystatement said. The statement gave no other details. Mitsubishi Heavy last year finished building a vlcc ofsimilar size, but which consumed 57 tonnes of fuel a day", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"fuel\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"jobs\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"interest\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"can\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"soybean\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"ship\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/814", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/a7ad3d7b40b777211917", "text_sha256": "373dd52323efa99c84f70e9654075c425eeaeecf26e7498fd7a7c84f143daf37", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 814}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1bb8239dfa21d4d34b5022ae0c120a634aaf16ebb651321d6499dbe00c652d85"}}
{"state": "Write a python function that takes in an integer n and returns the sum of the squares of the first n odd natural numbers.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "claude-v1": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "claude-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.140", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.140", "text_sha256": "e7e5a98ac1f8014208d46818033cbc02e4558f1e40fa4972bbe08c7ed6177848", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.140"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2fafffeaae5a8e4c6ed0aede8ca84344783fccaf54cd9439f33a73f0196409c7"}}
{"state": "Oriented Bounding Box in RVIZ\n\nI want to visualize an OrientedBoundingBox from Open3D on RVIZ, I have seen the :\n\nRvizVisualTools::publishWireframeRectangle\nRVIZ Line Segments\npublishWireframeRectangle has two dimensions width, and height, while I still have length, and for RVIZ Line Segment I have to develop the function myself, I wonder if there is a ready to use function to publish RVIZ Marker for OrientedBoundingBox which is ready to use, can you please tell me if there is any? thanks in advance.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Using xacro to build our URDF gives us the ability to pass in an argument at\nruntime to change the result. This could be anything like the length of an\narm, the colour of a wheel, but in this case we want to pass in a boolean to\ntell it whether to use ros2_control or not.", "doc_2": "arm, referred to as the local view. The global view guides\nthe movement of the robot base and the local view is\nresponsible for adjusting the position of the gripper. The\ntwo cooperate to achieve accurate grasping of objects. Thus,\nthe system’s input is symbolized as x in the domain of\nx ∈ R\nB2×C×H×W , integrates these two visual feeds, where\nB2 signifies the batch size coupled with the dual imagery\ninputs, and C×H×W delineates the images’ channel (C),\nheight (H), and width (W) dimensions. To ensure effective\nSim-to-Real translation without prior real-world training, the\nnetwork outputs spatial coordinates of the intended grasp\ntarget within the observed image, represented by a bounding\nbox (bounding box) notation. The output format is denoted\nas a vector\na = [x\nmin\nl\n, ymin\nl\n, xmax\nl\n, ymax\nl\n, xmin\ng\n, ymin\ng\n, xmax\ng\n, ymax\ng\n] ∈ R\n8\nwithin the R8\nspace, captures the target’s bounding box\ncoordinates on both local (l) and global (g) images. This\noutput subsequently informs the robot’s grasping actions\nthrough a closed-loop mechanism based on the computed\nbounding box predictions.", "doc_3": "// reset proj. 2D map in bounding box:\n       for (unsigned int j = mapUpdateBBXMinY; j <= mapUpdateBBXMaxY; ++j){\n          std::fill_n(m_gridmap.data.begin() + m_gridmap.info.width*j+mapUpdateBBXMinX,\n                      numCols, -1);\n       }", "doc_4": "|\n###\n[ moveit_visual_tools.repos ](/ros-\nplanning/moveit_visual_tools/blob/ros2/moveit_visual_tools.repos\n\"moveit_visual_tools.repos\")\n|\n|  \n  \n###\n[ package.xml ](/ros-planning/moveit_visual_tools/blob/ros2/package.xml\n\"package.xml\")\n|\n###\n[ package.xml ](/ros-planning/moveit_visual_tools/blob/ros2/package.xml\n\"package.xml\")\n|\n|  \n  \nView all files  \n  \n##  Repository files navigation\n  * README \n  * BSD-3-Clause license \n#  MoveIt Visual Tools\nHelper functions for displaying and debugging MoveIt data in Rviz via\npublished markers, trajectories, and MoveIt collision objects. It is sometimes\nhard to understand everything that is going on internally with MoveIt, but\nusing these quick convenience functions allows one to easily visualize their\ncode. This package is built in top of [ rviz_visual_tools\n](https://github.com/PickNikRobotics/rviz_visual_tools) and all those features\nare included via class inheritance.\nThis package helps you visualize:\n  * Basic Rviz geometric shapes \n  * MoveIt collision objects \n  * MoveIt and ROS trajectories \n  * Robot states \n  * End effectors \n  * Interactive markers to move robot arms using IK from remote applications \n[\n![](https://camo.githubusercontent.com/62176a685c40980602f2dfd8f0156f913b525c3564d8e11ef415621eadd9e8d4/68747470733a2f2f7069636b6e696b2e61692f6173736574732f696d616765732f6c6f676f2e6a7067)", "doc_5": "<?xml version=\"1.0\" ?>\n    <sdf version=\"1.5\">\n      <model name=\"box\">\n        <link name=\"link\">\n    \n            <sensor type=\"camera\" name=\"my_sensor\">\n              <camera>\n                <horizontal_fov>1.047</horizontal_fov>\n                <image>\n                  <width>320</width>\n                  <height>240</height>\n                </image>\n                <clip>\n                  <near>0.1</near>\n                  <far>100</far>\n                </clip>\n              </camera>\n              <always_on>1</always_on>\n              <update_rate>30</update_rate>\n              <visualize>true</visualize>\n            </sensor>\n    \n        </link>\n      </model>\n    </sdf>"}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/32", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/32", "text_sha256": "a49bcf214c0a7d242242909674ba59d172950955bc5c979999437808888595b9", "gold_id": "bounding_box_rviz/moveitvisualtools_7.txt", "negative_ids": ["imu_gazebo/specelemsensor_1336.txt", "image_process/240311459pdf_7.txt", "ros_regular/mobilerobot12aros2co_45.txt", "octomap_publish/OctomapServercpp_166.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "32"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8aa8484b05de9867dfa7c22fa908d07b3ded58dd7ed55aea89a239e549e66742"}}
{"state": "can you tell me how much i spent on grocery shopping recently", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"transactions": null, "interest_rate": null, "order_checks": null, "min_payment": null, "freeze_account": null, "transfer": null, "pin_change": null, "balance": null, "spending_history": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "spending_history", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/773", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/773", "text_sha256": "718549a448000a1ef24c1d02b066a72381f7307cfd8ba624c0fefb9c519bc808", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 773}, "stratum": "banking", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "884b172a0c5b792da38baa0bdac599e3fa3df07a6c2e94d5d3a035851d0290ea"}}
{"state": {"service": "Explore interesting events nearby and reserve tickets online", "dialogue": ["User: Get me something fun to watch or do.", "System: Where are you thinking about going?", "User: I want New york.", "System: What category interests you?", "User: I like a good concert.", "System: There are 10 options. What about AMber Run Brooklyn? It's at Warsaw at 6 pm on March 14th.", "User: Fine, something else instead though.", "System: Next in the alphabet is Americo, it's at La Boom on March 6th, 6:30 pm.", "User: Fine, but what else?", "System: Ben Harper is at Pier 17 on March 9th starting up around 6 pm.", "User: Tell me more about this one.", "System: It's Blues.", "User: That's good. I like the Blues.", "System: How about tickets?", "User: Not now, lets try to find a place to sleep first. What ya got?", "System: Try the 4 star 1 Hotel Brooklyn BRidge.", "User: Can I smoke?", "System: Yes, strangely enough, it's permitted.", "User: Where are they and how much?", "System: I'ts $176 nightly and you can find them at 60 Furman Street, Brooklyn.", "User: Fine, get tickets to the event.", "System: How many for you?", "User: Let's get 4.", "System: To be clear: 4 for Ben Harper on March 9th in New york.", "User: Fine, that'll be great.", "System: You're all set there.", "User: Thanks for all your help.", "System: May I get anything more?", "User: No, I don't want anything else."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchEvent": "Search for an event in your city by category", "PurchaseTickets": "Get passes for an event", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/9_00025/28", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/9_00025", "text_sha256": "eb12557168c3d3e1a0054a98fc83add7cc5d21dfff0c824a478c052da611185a", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "9_00025", "turn": 28}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2fda4fe3955ac242b7c1be3a2ca146f4df17fc635b94d55947a8facac9c0e993"}}
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{"state": "User: Can you help me with some basic math problems?\nAI: Sure thing! What do you need help with?\nUser: What is the result of (9+6)*3?\nAI: Calculating...", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "Calculator": "This API provides basic arithmetic operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name."}, "label": "Calculator", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/68", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/Calculator-level-1-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "e49de680931a696b61fe9121ef4529716c0b6939a977283d9664f57a809cffc1", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 68, "file": "Calculator-level-1-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "Calculator", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ad9a6e60022fa014bcfac87ae8414a25c97bec6c70456e60fd4d8a40216595d2"}}
{"state": "In the hushed sanctity of a bustling synagogue, Vanessa's life was abruptly ended with a common tool, and now Detective Winston must unravel the tangled threads of suspicion around Ivy and Clarence.\n\nWinston wiped his sweat-covered brow with the back of his sleeve. It was a particularly hot day, and the endless rows of hardware supplies inside the store did little to relieve the heat.\n\nFrom afar, he spotted Ivy, her expression soft, as she demonstrated how to properly use a screwdriver to a customer. The toolbelt around her hips, full of screwdrivers, signalled her daily routine. She handled the tool with such familiarity that it was almost intimidating. After a little while, the customer thanked Ivy and left, providing an opportunity for Winston to approach her.\n\n\"Miss Ivy, I presume,\" Winston said, donning a slight smile.\n\n\"That's me,\" She replied, her brow furrowing slightly. “Do I know you?”\n\n“No, we've never met. I’m detective Winston.” He turned to see a toolbelt, a mirror image of Ivy's, containing the same make of screwdriver Ivy was demonstrating earlier, hanging near the counter.\n\nTurning his attention back to Ivy, he asked, “Regular at the synagogue, aren’t you? The same one Vanessa used to attend with you every week?\"\n\nA slight wrinkle formed between her brows. \"Yes, every week,\" she confirmed.\n\nHer composure still intact, Winston continued, \"You arrived before everyone else at the synagogue yesterday, correct? On the unfortunate day when Vanessa was murdered there?\"\n\nA shiver of what could have been fear, or maybe sadness, passed over Ivy's face. \"Yes, I was,\" she admitted, her voice shaky.\n\n“You were seen crying uncontrollably during the eulogy, despite not personally knowing Vanessa?”\n\n“The community is close-knit and Vanessa was part of it,” Ivy replied. “Her murder was devastating.”\n\nWinston nodded, “Her coffin was left unattended and open for a while. That's when you were observed rummaging through her belongings just after the murder. What were you looking for, Miss Ivy?”\n\nIvy looked away, unwilling to answer. Winston noticed, and continued questioning. His gaze eventually settled on an open sign that read, ‘Proud to serve this community since 1995’.\n\n“I’ll be needing you for further questioning, Miss Ivy.\"\n\nWith that, Winston left the shop, trying to disregard the fact that he wore the same look of sorrow as likely everyone in the community.\n\nWinston sipped on lukewarm coffee studying the report in his hands. The office bustled around him as officers ran to-and-fro, but he stayed focused. Vanessa, a local woman, had been found dead in the synagogue, a screwdriver found near her body.\n\nHis attention moved to his suspect, Clarence.\n\nThe interview room was stark with chilled silence. The man across from Winston was built like a truck, trucker strong. \n\n\"You're Clarence?\" Winston asked, breaking the silence.\n\n\"N-Yes\", Clarence stuttered, nodding. His blue eyes held a look of a man seeing something he'd rather not.\n\n\"Your profession?\"\n\n\"Truck driver,\" he answered, a bit more composed. He patted a hefty toolbox to his side. \"Part of the trade. Us truckers always carry one.\"\n\n\"Your work takes you near the synagogue, doesn't it?”\n\n\"Yup,\" Clarence admitted, seemingly proud of his trucker life. \"Often make deliveries in the area. Even do some minor repairs on my truck while I'm waiting for the businesses to open.”\n\nTruck drivers usually carry a heavy-duty toolbox for such repairs. As he chuckled at Winston's lifted eyebrow, their conversation was interrupted by one of Winston's fellow officers walking in. Handing over Clarence's profile to Winston, he disappeared back into the station's chaotic rhythm.\n\nWinston read it out in a clipped tone, one that showed no emotion, \"Vanessa, your ex was found dead today at the synagogue.” He watched Clarence's reaction, a thin sheen of sweat forming on his forehead. \"You were aware of her regular attendance at the synagogue?”\n\nClarence remained silent, only gave a solemn nod.\n\nThe detective carried on, \"A restraining order, filed by Vanessa, was found in the report filed against you.\" His eyes never strayed from Clarence's face, noticing every twitch. \"Your visitation rights to the children were in danger because of it. She reported multiple accounts of domestic violence.\"\n\nTo his surprise, Clarence didn't protest or flare up. He seemed... remorseful? \"I..I... never denied them,\" he whispered. \n\nWith a final scribble, Winston closed the file. The lights above buzzed as he walked out, leaving Clarence with his thoughts. The puzzle remained unsolved, for now.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Ivy", "opt_2": "Clarence"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/153", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/153", "text_sha256": "ce872135bccbb1f3cb11dd1647103fb680b676a9f92e7b05e1dfd500f46cd665", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 153}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8edc54f2f355b962ba09739e5d96a4cc4d150f86a87d1149e1730b9500bf385c"}}
{"state": {"service": "A popular provider of a wide range of music content for searching and listening", "dialogue": ["User: Do you have any recommendations for a movie I can watch?", "System: What about JT LeRoy, it has an average rating of 6.1?", "User: I don't think I would like watching that movie, anything else you can find?", "System: I also found Ash is Purest White, this movie has an average rating of 7.1.", "User: What genre is this movie classified as, and who directed it?", "System: This is a crime movie directed by Jia Zhangke.", "User: Great, I also want to find a song to listen to.", "System: There are 10 song recommendations I could find, what do you think about Barefoot in the Park by James Blake from the Assume Form album?", "User: Perfect, please play the song so I can listen to it.", "System: The song Barefoot In The Park will now play on the TV, is that fine?", "User: Actually play the song on the speaker in the bedroom.", "System: Understood, the song Barefoot In The Park will now play on the bedroom speaker.", "User: That is correct, thanks."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"LookupSong": "Search for a song", "PlaySong": "Play the selected song on the device", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "PlaySong", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/10_00048/12", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/10_00048", "text_sha256": "e576e0b628cf8d36d82d93a9f874e0d752f90f8f7df9a55d8001665b63380e9d", "schema_variant": "original", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "10_00048", "turn": 12}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "36759bf9ff88d33cd7c6fc9a9ba5e161f0b7b69cf4a58c9c204d2307d11b0816"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What's the weather like in Boston?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "find_beer", "description": "Recommend a beer based on specified attributes such as name, brewery, taste, aroma, color, style, and more.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"abv_max\": {\"default\": 12.5, \"description\": \"The maximum alcohol by volume (ABV) percentage, a value logically above 0%.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"abv_min\": {\"default\": 0.0, \"description\": \"The minimum alcohol by volume (ABV) percentage, typically a value under 12.5%.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"aroma\": {\"description\": \"The desired aroma profile in the beer, such as 'fruity', 'hoppy', 'malty'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"beer_name\": {\"description\": \"The name of the beer to search for.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"brewery\": {\"description\": \"The brewery name to find similar beers.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"color\": {\"description\": \"The desired color of the beer, such as 'pale', 'amber', 'dark'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"ibu_max\": {\"default\": 120, \"description\": \"The maximum International Bitterness Units (IBU) score, logically above 0.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"ibu_min\": {\"default\": 0, \"description\": \"The minimum International Bitterness Units (IBU) score, typically a value under 120.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"pairings\": {\"default\": [], \"description\": \"A list of food items to pair with the beer, such as 'burger', 'cheese', 'chocolate'.\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"style\": {\"description\": \"The style of beer being searched for, such as 'IPA', 'stout', 'lager'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"taste\": {\"description\": \"The desired taste profile in the beer, such as 'bitter', 'sweet', 'sour'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"beer_name\", \"brewery\", \"taste\", \"aroma\", \"color\", \"style\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `find_beer` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_169-23-1", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_169-23-1", "text_sha256": "640f961b6b6be279b2011427f997ac35c30b8208fddcf3b3bedb56389bfda3a6", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_irrelevance.json", "id": "live_irrelevance_169-23-1"}, "stratum": "live_irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5fa22c708b268bec9e6fd6d2051fed93fb61c8aa471316f11b47c802b9430566"}}
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{"state": "User: Hi there, can you tell me today's date?\nAPI-Request: [GetToday()]->2023-03-31\nAI: Sure, the current date is 2023-03-31.\nUser: Can you help me modify a meeting reservation?\nAI: Of course, please provide me with the necessary information such as the meeting topic, start time, end time, location, and attendees.\nUser: The meeting topic is Team Building Activity, start time is April 1, 2023 at 10:00 AM, end time is April 1, 2023 at 12:00 PM, location is Recreation Center, and attendees are Jackie Lee and Mike Chen. My username is JaneSmith.\nAI: To modify the meeting reservation, I need to authenticate your account. Please provide me with your password and email.\nUser: My email is janesmith@example.com and my password is password.\nAI: Thank you.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='JaneSmith', password='password')]->{'token': 'o8i7u6y5t4r3e2w1q0'}\nAI: Now, please provide me with the meeting information.\nUser: The meeting information is meeting topic is Team Building Activity, start time is April 1, 2023 at 10:00 AM, end time is April 1, 2023 at 12:00 PM, location is Recreation Center, and attendees are Jackie Lee and Mike Chen.\nAI: Thank you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "AddMeeting": "This API allows users to make a reservation for a meeting and store the meeting information (e.g., topic, time, location, attendees) in the database.", "ModifyAlarm": "The API for modifying an alarm includes a parameter for the from_time to to_time.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting"}, "label": "ModifyMeeting", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/87", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/GetToday-ModifyMeeting-ModifyAlarm-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "fc456dae6dcc9df9d4586fb913aae6d94576e7b8d28d26158b9721ed2e35cce4", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 87, "file": "GetToday-ModifyMeeting-ModifyAlarm-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyMeeting", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5c6ae3ccf69459d58a765c58f7f4cbf35952572f20c3097d07b7fa8d9f510f34"}}
{"state": "Rachel darted about in the studio, her eyes scanning the space for any misplaced brushes or tubes of paint. She was the one keeping an eye on all the art paraphernalia stashed around, ensuring every artist had everything they needed. Emily, a painter with a passion for color accuracy, was standing before a huge canvas adjusting the spectrum on her palette. She knew the palette she used tucked away in the drawer would be perfect for mixing the shades she needed. On the other side, David was roaming around the studio, trying to locate an inspiring spot that would spark his creativity. He was less bothered about the color perfection and more about the inspiration around him. Everyone was aware of the spare paints lined up neatly on the supply rack, ready to be used, or just in case an emergency touch-up was needed. This busy but harmonious alignment of items and people encapsulated the spirit of the studio, as chaos and order intertwined and bore life into each magnificent artwork.\n\nAs the art studio spun with colorful chaos, Rachel quickly gathered the spare paints sprawled over the workstation and moved them to the central mixing table, restoring some semblance of order and catering to the ever-emerging color needs of the resident artists. Rachel flitted across the studio, her gaze sharp, taking in details others may overlook as she strove to keep the environment as conducive for creativity as possible. Meanwhile, Emily, the dedicated artisan, was deep in thought, her back turned to the hubbub of the studio as she analyzed a sketch for her new artistic endeavour. Contrarily, David found himself on a different path, aimlessly meandering, his eyes roving the creative sanctuary as he sought the spark that would ignite his artistic passion. With each step Rachel took, David's line of sight was graced with her determined figure, maneuvering amidst the artistic pandemonium. Opposite Emily, Rachel worked tirelessly, the bustling part of the studio she was commandeering hidden from Emily's view by her focused hunch over her work.\n\nWith determined focus, Emily picked up her palette and drifted towards the mixing table. As she set her palette down, her eyes caught the array of spare paints Rachel had just organized on the table, ready if inspiration struck for a new color. Meanwhile, David, momentarily ceasing his search for inspiration, found the corner couch inviting and decided to take a break. His moment of retreat, unfortunately, didn't grant him a view of the entire studio. While Emily continued her quest for the perfect blend of colors, David's view was obscured, his gaze unable to fully grasp the ongoing activities. Concurrently, Rachel found herself answering a phone call outside the studio, her pivotal role temporarily put on hold. Despite her best efforts, her position didn't allow her to monitor the activities inside, creating a subtle shift in the studio's atmosphere. The previously underestimated aspect of observation in the studio was suddenly apparent as Rachel transported herself outside the studio's creative cocoon and David's view got obscured from his corner couch.\n\nDavid commenced his rearrangement, carefully shifting the spare paints from an overcrowded table to the supply rack. A sense of calm settled over him as he cleared his chosen area, his creative palette broadened by the newfound tranquility. In the whirling portion of the studio, Emily was knelt over a recent color blotch on her apron which unintentionally turned her back to David's dealings on the opposite side of the studio. Her attention was divided between maintaining the spotlessness of her working attire and achieving the precise color stroke on her ongoing canvas. Coincidentally, David perceived this accidental solitude as an opportunity to hastily shuffle the studio tools from the overcrowded table to another place without disturbing Emily's color conquest. Simultaneously, Rachel was occupied in a different section with an artist, her eyes diligently tracing the art tool the artist was seeking. The artist's corner was visibly distant from where David was playing his rearrangement act, and Rachel's motivation to assist shone unwavered in her eyes, her own observation scattered elsewhere in the studio.\n\nIn this unique harmony of individual purposes mixing with the studio ambience, the spirit of each artist unfolded into existence. 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{"state": {"service": "Make dinner reservations using the app for any restaurant", "dialogue": ["User: Can you find a rental car for me?", "System: What would be the time of pick up and the drop off date?", "User: I would like to pick the car at around twelve in the afternoon and drop off the car on 13th of this month.", "System: What is your desired place of pick up?", "User: I would like to pick up the car from Paris.", "System: What would be the date of pick up?", "User: I would like to pick up the car on 8th of March.", "System: There are 3 cars you may want to pick up. How about a standard Accord car available for pick up on March 8th at Orly International Airport?", "User: Can you tell me the total cost?", "System: The total cost for the reservation is $175.", "User: That sounds good to me. Can you help me in reserving this car for me?", "System: Please confirm: You want me to reserve a standard car for pick up at 12 pm on March 8th from Orly International Airport. And the date of drop off is March 13th.", "User: Yes, That is correct.", "System: I have successfully reserved the car for you.", "User: Can you help me in finding a room in a hotel there?", "System: How about a 4 star hotel called Ac Hotel By Marriott Paris Porte Maillot?", "User: Can you confirm whether they have wifi and the contact number of the hotel?", "System: Sorry, They don't have wifi and the contact number is +33 1 84 82 49 09.", "User: Okay, That sounds good to me.", "System: Is there anything else I can help you with?", "User: Can you help me in finding a restaurant in Benicia?"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"MakeReservation": "Reserve a table at a restaurant in advance", "SearchRestaurants": "Search for a restaurant in a location or by cuisine", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "SearchRestaurants", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/16_00026/20", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/16_00026", "text_sha256": "d6be010d61f454509007a88903a67ab3a1028107f8035ce515d0903434626445", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "16_00026", "turn": 20}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "019a645da018a1d84fca2e5b91f4d55f517c518450681970c018528a5250c35a"}}
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{"state": "User: Can you check my appointment on March 25th, 2023 with Dr. Kim?\nAI: Sure, may I know your name?\nUser: It's Robert Lee.\nAPI-Request: [QueryRegistration(patient_name='Robert Lee', date='2023-03-25')]->{'34567890': {'patient_name': 'Robert Lee', 'date': '2023-03-25', 'doctor_name': 'Dr. Kim'}}\nAI: According to our records, you have an appointment on March 25th, 2023 with Dr. Kim.\nUser: I am having shortness of breath, what could be the possible disease?\nAI: I can help you with that. Can you please tell me more about your symptoms?\nUser: I have difficulty breathing and it feels like I am not getting enough air.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryAgenda": "The API for getting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date.", "EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID."}, "label": "EmergencyKnowledge", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/361", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "5cbea5b806d344912ae475ccf97e893bc1e5550a783ad82f0943c408ca095203", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 361, "file": "QueryRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "EmergencyKnowledge", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1850be44b3de8b53c2670ba8571ad86ac8ddf2e6a71b2af1c69dec5794df00fc"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "Healthcare. Today In Healthcare: Walgreens, VillageMD Expand Into Orlando; GoodRx Reports Jump In Subscribers Seeking Discounts August 12, 2021 Today in healthcare, Walgreens and VillageMD will open 10 Orlando-area Village Medical locations this year, and more GoodRx subscribers are seeking discounts. Plus, BlueJeans Telehealth enhances virtual health care with televisit tile and integration with the Apple Health app. Walgreens, VillageMD Opening 10 Orlando Primary... Healthcare Walgreens, VillageMD Opening 10 Orlando Primary Care Clinics August 12, 2021 Walgreens Boots Alliance and VillageMD will open three Orlando area Village Medical clinics at Walgreens locations, the companies announced Thursday (Aug. 12), and will cut the ribbon on seven more Sunshine State outposts by the end of the year. The Walgreens and VillageMD integrated care... Healthcare GoodRx Reports Spike In Subscribers Seeking Drug Discounts August 12, 2021 Healthcare is rife with frictions for patients, certainly, grappling with the increasing burdens of high deductibles, high drug costs and the responsibility for a growing percentage of financial liability tied to their care. In the app-driven economy, that digital front door can be key... Healthcare Today In Healthcare: New COVID Rules Could Harm US Businesses; Flywire Payment Volume Surges August 11, 2021 Today in healthcare: Businesses, organizations and governments are updating their COVID-19 rules to bring back masks. Plus, PharmEasy is considering a $1 billion IPO for its Mumbai-based online healthcare and medicine delivery platform, and Flywires payment volume is up 85 percent in the past year.... Healthcare BlueJeans Telehealth Adds Feature To Improve Virtual Patient Care August 11, 2021 Virtual healthcare offering BlueJeans Telehealth now includes a Televisit Tile and integration with the Apple Health app to improve patients video-based interactions with their medical professionals. The new tools allow patients to share their heart rate, sleep patterns, falls and more with their providers during... Healthcare Today in Healthcare: 5G Powers Telehealth Innovation, JPMorgan Backs Medical Subscription Startup August 06, 2021 Today in healthcare, Vizient launches a healthcare supply chain assistant and JPMorgan invests $50 million in Vera Whole Health, a medical subscription startup. Plus, 5G networks are powering the telehealth revolution and GoodRx and Surescripts team up for drug discounts. JPMorgan Invests $50M In Medical... Healthcare Flexible Financing Is The Healthcare Rx Thats Good For Patients and Doctors August 06, 2021 A generation ago, patients didnt think of themselves as healthcare consumers because the transactional part of the process was largely taken care of by their insurance provider and evaluating the cost was not a big consideration for most. That, of course, has changed dramatically as... Healthcare GoodRx, Surescripts Team For Real-Time Drug Discounts August 05, 2021 GoodRx has struck a deal with Surescripts on the Real-Time Prescription Benefit electronic drug discount pricing program to help uninsured patients and those who cant get pricing information from their health plans, according to a press release. About one-third of Americans have skipped filling a... Healthcare Vizient Debuts Healthcare Supply Chain Help August 05, 2021 Vizient has rolled out a new product to boost the strength of healthcare supply chains, per an announcement, via its partners. The product will offer visibility supplier manufacturing and distribution sites. The product will also help monitor events that may impact operations as well as... Healthcare JPMs Vera Investment And Healthcares Moment Of Reckoning With Payments August 05, 2021 JPMorgan Chases new healthcare unit, Morgan Health, has made its first investment, putting $50 million into Seattle startup Vera Whole Health. In addition to the investment, JPMorgan will begin offering Vera to its employees during benefits enrollment season this fall. Veras core product is its healthcare subscription..", "question": "Page 5 of 34 What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"ipo exit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"product updates\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"product launching & presentation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"funding round\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"expanding geography\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1256", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/c98d17c00cad060a073a", "text_sha256": "7af7253f7bf92f5d89aba108912a1c43415c9baee2183b67f24fb2717dbd9cab", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1256}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "75a2acd48a123a7e24b69b4b845ea689ac80d6d7e00e6fa2509ea272bd257f7a"}}
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{"state": "Let's say my client wants to use an app to identify different dog breeds by uploading a picture. The app should inform them which breed they just uploaded.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "mobilenet_v2_100_224: Image classification model A pre-trained image classification model using MobileNetV2 architecture on ImageNet dataset.", "tool_2": "calculate_picture_area: Calculates the area of the picture given the dimensions of the frame", "tool_3": "describe_object_appearance(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str, query: str) -> str: def describe_object_appearance(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str, query: str) -> str: '''Describe the appearance of an object. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. object_name (str): The name of the object to describe. query (str): The original query to answer. Returns: str: A description of the object's appearance. ''' object_patches = image_patch.find(object_name) …", "tool_4": "describe_condition_in_picture(image_patch: ImagePatch, condition_query: str) -> str: def describe_condition_in_picture(image_patch: ImagePatch, condition_query: str) -> str: '''Describe a specific condition or attribute in a picture. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to describe. condition_query (str): The query to describe a specific condition or attribute in the picture. Returns: str: The description of the specific condition or attribute in the picture. ''' …", "tool_5": "calculate_frame_area: Calculates the area of the frame given the dimensions of the picture"}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gorilla_tensor_query_19", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gorilla_tensor_query_19", "text_sha256": "3c8db7aab4f9c01651f0ee10b922afc07932d8fc56b5db9838972bf2e6d3a64e", "gold_id": "gorilla_tensor_tool_41", "negative_ids": ["craft_Vqa_tool_70", "craft_Vqa_tool_233", "toolink_tool_387", "toolink_tool_388"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gorilla-tensor/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "gorilla-tensor", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8b04ec3551f4cfa0b3792cb5989c8e3960af600b7b968c24918e8976b6fe6e3c"}}
{"state": "What is Ariana Grande's most popular song? Is this song in 'hot' status? What is the release date of the album containing this song? How many songs on this album are purely instrumental? How many songs on this album are in 'hot' status?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Get Hot 100 Songs (Greatest of All Time): Retrieve the Greatest of All Time Hot 100 Songs chart information, including song titles, artists, and other relevant details.", "tool_2": "https://genius-song-lyrics1.p.rapidapi.com/search/multi/: The multi search capability covers all content hosted on Genius (all sections).", "tool_3": "K_POP_songs: Get K-POP songs info", "tool_4": "IdentifySong: \"Identify Song API that takes one parameter - 'audio_file'. The 'audio_file' parameter should be a .wav or .mp3 file containing the audio recording of the song that needs to be identified.\"", "tool_5": "https://genius-song-lyrics1.p.rapidapi.com/song/recommendations/: Song Recommendations"}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_music_query_28", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_music_query_28", "text_sha256": "a95177f431133f333c9a985d0d2e65337c4e209e8ea4477aada777e04034144f", "gold_id": "webtools_music_tool_1", "negative_ids": ["webtools_music_tool_11", "apibank_tool_73", "toolbench_tool_4993", "toolACE_tool_10246"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:autotools-music/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "autotools-music", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a47532639aa5f0c9f1c3cb1c15119956e17d244f03d4240476f8c453e4e47ba4"}}
{"state": "In the vibrant heart of the city, a boutique hotel thrived, its pulse maintained by the constant hum of hospitality. As the manager, my responsibility was to ensure the seamless operation of two critical areas - Room Service and Front Desk. The task of assigning these duties fell to me, with the diligent trio of Miguel, Angela, and Vanessa under my supervision.\n\nAngela, with her seven-year-long tenure in various customer service roles, harbored a graceful calm when managing guest complaints and queries. Her tone of respect could soothe any disgruntled guest. But Angela was not without her quirks. She occasionally mislaid minor notes like a few extra coffee sachets or toiletries. Her room service abilities received a motley of reviews from the hotel guests. At times, Vanessa had to step in to accomplish the requests related to room service in a quick and thorough manner to compensate. Angela often found her co-worker's unbordered enthusiasm overwhelming, especially when Vanessa would unwittingly interject her conversations with guests. \n\nMiguel, on the other hand, was the silver lining of good-natured humor and friendliness that added a personal touch to the hotel's room service deliveries. His go-with-the-flow demeanor, however, sometimes came off as disorganized, especially to Angela who appreciated structure. He thrived when allowed to work at his own pace, chaffing under the rigid step-by-step service rules Angela preferred. Despite his charm and gregariousness, Miguel often had a hard time deciphering guests' queries and concerns. This sometimes frustrated Vanessa who felt that Miguel did not accord her work ethic the respect it deserved, often leaving tasks incomplete for her to handle. Miguel's unfamiliarity with the front desk amplified her concern, as it had never been part of his experience before. \n\nVanessa had perfected her role at a high-end hotel reception over a span of five meticulous years. Her communication with guests was a balance of professionalism and friendliness, easily diffusing any potential discomfort. Vanessa meticulously paid attention to every minor detail while performing room service tasks, sometimes stepping on Angela's toes without realizing it. To Vanessa, Angela often seemed slow, not quite pulling her weight to maintain efficiency. \n\nWith these intricacies at play, as the hotel manager, I had to make conscious decisions assigning my team between Room Service and Front Desk duties. Balancing Angela, Miguel and Vanessa's distinctive skills, patience, and perspectives, the heart of hospitality continued to beat, painting vivid memories in the hotel guest's minds.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Room Service: Vanessa, Front Desk: Angela and Miguel", "opt_2": "Room Service: Angela, Front Desk: Miguel and Vanessa", "opt_3": "Room Service: Miguel, Front Desk: Angela and Vanessa"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/171", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/171", "text_sha256": "75661db2e88dd605c4d00fe3f9dae417f346302a1b7411e42dc68f4d918ea872", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 171}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0829df5e8c4f6617627023563a89e1e356f2d3b2d57dcb584bb9c268b0c2f624"}}
{"state": {"service": "A bus service for one's personal traveling needs", "dialogue": ["User: Hi there, could you find some pop music events for me?", "System: Where are you interested in?", "User: Something in Philly is fine.", "System: Would you like Conan Gray event at The Fillmore Philadelphia occurring on March 1st at 8:30 pm?", "User: Sure, could you find something else on March 4th in SD instead?", "System: There is 1 event called Tuxedo at The Observatory North Park at 7 pm on March 4th.", "User: Sure, that sounds good!", "System: Would you like me to purchase the tickets?", "User: Perhaps later!", "System: Could I further assist you?", "User: Could you get me a bus ride there too?", "System: Sure, do you intend to depart on March 4th?", "User: No, I will leave on March 3rd instead.", "System: And where will you be travelling from?", "User: I will travel from LAX."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchBusRoutes": "Find trips between point a and point b", "PurchaseTickets": "Buy a one-way ticket or round trip ticket", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "SearchBusRoutes", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/17_00076/14", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/17_00076", "text_sha256": "dec7a89601f18c3caaf77967bbe61690b51708e13aea286027c5b8e071d2627b", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "17_00076", "turn": 14}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "498f052ee5a4bfe332510e1f3e8aaa62e9e47229b7193b481934bb0af9f597be"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Using the pommel horse", "context": "A gymnast is patiently waiting to start his performance. He jumps on to the board and starts spinning really fast before he jumps off and walks around. he"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "take a breath and the audience claps for him before he jumps back on it and starts spinning again.", "opt_2": "goes back and forth for some time and then takes off again.", "opt_3": "goes to different places and comes back and does the same thing for three more times.", "opt_4": "spins around to one side to catch his balance as he takes his time to prepare."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/15054", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_xwSeXFkTNlE", "text_sha256": "8bf16e0663ff1b87c08b58556bb03ad6ea3f123b39e9a00ea16f804695eff37b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1047, "source_id": "activitynet~v_xwSeXFkTNlE"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "12f1b112786f9a49de2e7ae50e3bd7968a2d478da5bb5bebe01d1ac854d6f734"}}
{"state": "A question on Marx' \"Value, price and profit\"\n\nIn his lecture Value, price and profit Karl Marx argues that profit is made by capitalists by (i) selling commodities for their real price (= real value expressed in money), (ii) paying the workers (down the complete supply chain) as wages the real value (expressed in money) of the commodities they produce but (iii) letting them work more time than needed for the production of these commodities (= produce more commodities, but unpaid for).\n\nI don't understand why he insists on (ii) and (iii) instead of just saying that the capitalists pay the workers simply less than the real price (by which they sell the commodities).\n\nWhat's the difference between \"working full time for half wages\" and \"working half time for full wages and half time for no wages\"?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": ">\n> The primary question you need to ask yourself - what would be Nvidia's\n> motivation here? They don't sell cpus (* not in the desktop space). So\n> there's no upside here.\n>\n> The only scenario that can be plausible, based on prior history, is Intel\n> paying Nvidia in some form to favor their cpu. When the Athlon64 was\n> trouncing the Pentium 4 egg fryers, they certainly did collude with OEMs\n> like Dell to not offer AMD systems, just as MS has done its best to\n> discourage selling systems with Linux through site licensing of Windows.\n>\n> Any overt action that is identified would put Nvidia at great risk on\n> antitrust concerns, esp in the EU where these businesses aren't given\n> deference.", "doc_2": "It might be otherwise during a public calamity; an invasion, for example, such\nas that of the French in 1672. The owners of bank money being then all eager\nto draw it out of the bank, in order to have it their own keeping, the demand\nfor receipts might raise their price to an exorbitant height. The holders of\nthem might form expectations, and, instead of two or three per cent, demand\nhalf the bank money for which credit had been given upon the deposits that the\nreceipts had respectively been granted for. The enemy, informed of the\nconstitution of the bank, might even buy them up, in order to prevent the\ncarrying away of the treasure. In such emergencies, the bank, it is supposed,\nwould break through its ordinary rule of making payment only to the holders of\nreceipts. The holders of receipts, who had no bank money, must have received\nwithin two or three per cent. of the value of the deposit for which their\nrespective receipts had been granted. The bank, therefore, it is said, would\nin this case make no scruple of paying, either with money or bullion, the full\nvalue of what the owners of bank money who could get no receipts were credited\nfor in its books; paying at the same time two or three per cent. to such\nholders of receipts as had no bank money, that being the whole value which in\nthis state of things could justly be supposed due to them.", "doc_3": "Firstly, it is crucial to understand that the money supply in an economy\nsignificantly impacts its exchange rate. **Money supply** refers to the total\namount of monetary assets available in an economy at a certain time, which can\ninfluence the value of the currency on the global stage.", "doc_4": "The theory behind the Phillips Curve is that wages go up when businesses need to attract workers. Higher wages and salaries can attract more workers, and that in turn reduces unemployment. However, just because more workers apply, that does not mean they all have the right experience or worth ethic for the job. Some employees may be able to produce more than others. However, when a business needs to hire a worker, it may not have the time to interview as many candidates and may hire the best one at the time, even if they aren't exactly the right fit.", "doc_5": "It might seem that if the value of a commodity is determined by the _quantity\nof labour bestowed upon its production_ , the lazier a man, or the clumsier a\nman, the more valuable his commodity, because the greater the time of labour\nrequired for finishing the commodity. This, however, would be a sad mistake.\nYou will recollect that I used the word “ _social_ labour,” and many points\nare involved in this qualification of “ _social_ .” In saying that the value\nof a commodity is determined by the _quantity of labour_ worked up or\ncrystallized in it, we mean _the quantity of labour necessary_ for its\nproduction in a given state of society, under certain social average\nconditions of production, with a given social average intensity, and average\nskill of the labour employed. When, in England, the power-loom came to compete\nwith the hand-loom, only half the former time of labour was wanted to convert\na given amount of yarn into a yard of cotton or cloth. The poor hand-loom\nweaver now worked seventeen or eighteen hours daily, instead of the nine or\nten hours he had worked before. Still the product of twenty hours of his\nlabour represented now only ten social hours of labour, or ten hours of labour\nsocially necessary for the conversion of a certain amount of yarn into textile\nstuffs. His product of twenty hours had, therefore, no more value than his\nformer product of ten hours."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/25", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/25", "text_sha256": "43a0aeceb3443286f13326bc473b929c6000b1986d6b261e46a19a89f709ea3c", "gold_id": "valuepriceprofit/ch02htmc10_12.txt", "negative_ids": ["inflation_unemployment/phillipscurveunemploymentvsinflation5324686_8.txt", "capitalism_central_bank/bookivchapter3_30.txt", "single_currency/moneysupplyandexchangerate_83.txt", "sabotage_product/4727825_67.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "25"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6fa33dd364b30c0e9db40168f8c0f6cc18419cde71100911b707894e5c7b7e77"}}
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{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\n The numen of Augustus referred to which of the following characteristics?\nA) Sexual virility\nB) Divine power\nC) Philosophical intellect\nD) Military acumen\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-v1": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-world-religions.val.170", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-world-religions.val.170", "text_sha256": "6fefdaa347aa1bb6c188d64a9fbabdf296685fd3e88ca33c14540e72909cccbb", "eval_name": "mmlu-world-religions", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-world-religions.val.170"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "37675d65399680b98713ff42e767a602400c9a38f479ee736a025b60738a170f"}}
{"state": "In the dim light of an abandoned factory, Kaylee's lifeless body lay with the cold steel of a pickaxe lodged within, thrusting Detective Winston into a dark game of deception with suspects Penelope and Francis.\n\nWinston breathed a sigh of relief as he entered the comfort of his car, escaping the oppressive heat outside. The day had been anything but a usual one and he reviewed the paper on his clipboard yet again. Kaylee, a young woman, was found dead in an abandoned factory of all places and the purported weapon was a pickaxe, an old miner's pickaxe to be exact.\n\nHis next interview was scheduled with a nanny named Penelope. Penelope was not your average nanny. Alongside her formal education in early child care, she also had professional training in the same field, acquiring skills that allowed her to excel in handling children. Despite her credible qualifications, Winston found it decidedly strange to connect a nanny with such a gruesome find, not least because Penelope herself had most of her busy day spent with children, not in an old factory.\n\nAfter a short walk, he approached a modest suburban home quite close to the abandoned factory. The home itself, despite its proximity, seemed worlds apart from the grim discovery location. \n\nPenelope greeted him at the door, shaking his hand with a warm smile. \"Hello, Penelope.\" Winston greeted, then a thought hit him. A person of her profession is typically responsible for a child's growth and upbringing. Penelope's studied and trained background in childcare had indeed stuck in his mind since their last encounter.\n\nDuring their conversation, Winston learned that Penelope was seen leaving her house around the estimated time of the murder. Interestingly enough, he even had a witness claiming to see Penelope with an old mining pickaxe earlier that day, a claim solidly backed up as the recovered pickaxe, the very same weapon used in the murder, matched exactly the one described by the witness.\n\nJust as he was thinking about the pickaxe, a piece of evidence from the crime scene flashed across his mind. Winston reached into his jacket pocket to pull out a page from a diary. It was from Kaylee's diary. The entry was clear; Kaylee had a meeting scheduled with Penelope at the so-called abandoned factory.\n\nA unease washed over Winston, making the usually delicious coffee taste sour in his mouth. Kaylee seemed to have known something about Penelope that she didn't want public. She had unearthed something about Penelope's past... maybe even criminal past. The parents didn't know... and Kaylee was planning to tell.\n\nHe glanced at Penelope, who was sitting across from him, looking anxious. She must've known that the exposure would cause her serious embarrassment... and at worst, cost her her job. With no other events reported that could have prevented Kaylee from meeting Penelope, it all looped back to the meeting at the factory.\n\n\"Well, Penelope, I do have a long walk back to my car.\" he said, finishing the last of his coffee and standing up. \"I've taken enough of your time, thank you for your cooperation.\" He gave a nod as he reached the door, leaving the nanny to contemplate her day filled with children, and his with unanswered questions.\n\nDetective Winston grimaced, finally setting down the carefully documented police case file of the late Kaylee. The coffee stains on the file folder began to bleed into the corners of the cover. The pangs of guilt for indulging in too much work in the form of an overbrewed cup of joe were not his only concern. An image haunted him; it was from a video footage where Francis had caught Kaylee red-handed, threatening his daughter which he digitally recorded as proof.\n\nShaking the sudden chill from his spine, Winston looked out of his office window to the abandoned factory where Kaylee had been found. Francis, Kaylee's husband, had years of mining experience and was renowned for his pickaxe expertise. Francis had arranged the meeting point and was seen coaxing her into trusting that the factory would be undisturbed.\n\nThe town had all been abuzz with this unthinkable murder. Kaylee's constant torment of Francis' daughter, enough to induce anxiety and depression in the child, was now common knowledge. Even more upsetting was the unusual delicateness Francis had shown in handling this situation, a man known for his work involving grueling physical labor that required a high level of strength and endurance.\n\nDigging into his pocket Winston pulled out the receipt for the pickaxe that he'd found in Francis’ pocket, a peculiar coincidence considering Francis’ mining background and the tool associated with it.\n\nIn the corner of his foul-smelling, second-hand leather bound desk was a photograph. A crisp, clear frame showing Francis purchasing the said pickaxe at the local hardware store. It was not surprising that Francis had chosen to arm himself with a tool he was already so familiar with, but to invite his wife into a murderous trap of his creation was another level of distressing reality.\n\nWinston looked up to see Francis standing in the doorway, tall and solemn. \"Detective Winston,\" he said quietly, \"We need to talk about Kaylee.\"\n\nWinston nodded, gesturing for him to take a seat. \"I heard about what happened. About the threats she made to your daughter.\"\n\nFrancis looked taken aback, his gaze shifting around the room. \"Yes...I caught her threatening our daughter. I don't know why she couldn't see what her actions were doing to our daughter.\"\n\nWinston nodded but said nothing. He stayed silent, letting Francis explain in his own time, about the factory meeting he'd arranged with Kaylee, his knowledge that the factory would have been empty at that time, the purchased pickaxe and the chilling threats Kaylee had aimed towards his daughter.\n\nAs Francis left his office, Winston glanced back at the file, picking up the coffee cup, he pondered the gritty mysteries life tended to serve up.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Penelope", "opt_2": "Francis"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/51", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/51", "text_sha256": "ce878bf87b3c0f8fa050e02b062b0ce04e8c9f2351a02d560d5e53b4eb485e01", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 51}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7990ef9d141cdd3a8f42bd6c771ae57ee667c2529cea52026a76235db29c07be"}}
{"state": "In the vibrant world of music, three distinct personalities - Emily, David, and Zoe - found themselves bound by a shared passion. Amidst the pulsating energy of a concert, they stood on the precipice of two critical roles that would shape the event. The roles of a performing musician and the manager of sound and light were up for grabs, each task as challenging as it was exhilarating. The question remained - who would take the stage, and who would orchestrate the symphony of lights and sounds from behind the scenes?\n\nEmily was a force to be reckoned with. Her personality was as loud and clear as her voice. She had spent most of her adolescent years belting out harmonies and melodies in a skylight-lit choir room. The notes from her past performances still echoed in her memories like a sweet lullaby, comforting yet challenging. However, she was more of a melodist than a manager of sounds. Her encounters with sound equipment were as rare as snow in summer and she would often find her focused practice sessions disrupted by Zoe's persistent and unwelcome instructions. Her creative spats with David over musical arrangements were infamous, often leading to fiery debates that would overcast rehearsals. Despite this, she had a talent for singing that couldn't be disputed. Her vocal capacity might have had its limitations, but it was her ability to articulate every note she sang that drew everyone's attention.\n\nDavid was as complex as the pieces he played. He was a maestro with an instrument in hand, weaving melodious narratives that stirred emotions in the hearts of listeners, earning him thunderous applause at the local jam sessions. Although he was often blind to the technicalities beyond his instrument, he possessed a keen interest in sound and light management and had dabbled with the associated equipment during past concerts. However, his dominant personality resulted in frequent clashes with the equally strong-willed Emily. In these skirmishes of temperament and creativity, Zoe's technical advice was often his saving grace. He learned to rely on her during sound checks, balancing their opposing personalities with a tenderness that resonated with everyone around them.\n\nThen there was Zoe, the technical wizard with a penchant for perfection. Her understanding of sound and light systems was elementary yet effective, gained from her media studies course. She was always meddling with the volume levels at her house parties, adjusting the bass and treble until each note hit the right chord. Unfortunately, her musical prowess was inversely proportional to her technical abilities. She struggled to keep the rhythm during band practice, often seeking refuge in the backstage technicalities rather than being upfront with the music. When the musical part got too overwhelming, she knew when to step back and let David take the lead. Her frequent interruptions during Emily's singing had made her a less sought-after member of the team, but her role in shaping the sound effects and lighting was crucial, often overlooked amidst the larger framework of the music.\n\nIn the end, it was the final performance that would put to test their individual skills, temperaments, and abilities to create a harmonious symphony of perseverance, teamwork, and passion. The concert had provided them a platform to reveal their true potentials. It was up to them to capitalize on it, harmonizing their contrasting personalities against the pulsating backdrop of sobbing violins, wailing guitars, and murmuring drums. The question remained - who would take the lead as the performing musician, and who would step behind the scenes to manage the symphony of lights and sounds?", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Performing Musician: Emily, Sound and Light Management: David and Zoe", "opt_2": "Performing Musician: Zoe, Sound and Light Management: David and Emily", "opt_3": "Performing Musician: David, Sound and Light Management: Emily and Zoe"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/9", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/9", "text_sha256": "835092d61bf89b3d43e1d0aa9d1d1fb62595f102ff814a36fe07e030128f8f19", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 9}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "60de06f968d81f582938ea0499298603302a954523b972f835af71eca7de5b04"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: \"John, who weighs 85 kilograms and is 1.8 meters tall, and his friend Sarah, who weighs 60 kilograms and is 1.65 meters tall, are having a debate about their health. They decide to calculate their Body Mass Index (BMI) to settle the argument. Later, they meet their friend Mike, who weighs 75 kilograms and is 1.7 meters tall, and they decide to calculate his BMI as well. Can you help them calculate their BMIs?\""], "available_functions": [{"name": "calculate_BMI", "description": "Calculate the Body Mass Index (BMI) given a person's weight and height.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"height_m\": {\"description\": \"The height of the person in meters.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"weight_kg\": {\"description\": \"The weight of the person in kilograms.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"weight_kg\", \"height_m\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `calculate_BMI` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_138", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_138", "text_sha256": "911f92d7b0226a41c45e12f5befb5a3ab35ab28ef836b0cd5264c58606c60c3a", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel.json", "id": "parallel_138"}, "stratum": "parallel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3103e2745d153f4c8e53a9b691c95257936c3c5a4528e1a913cda30de98f1fad"}}
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{"state": "Write a function to calculate the sum of perrin numbers.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "claude-v2": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-v1": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.236", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.236", "text_sha256": "9233c486ad9bcee46d06deaee45a30057706e9860f490200905e23463612f58c", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["gpt-4-1106-preview"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.236"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "36c2899d86c7d02f24de6d49fad5230abe4b415807f022f7d379634da05053f5"}}
{"state": "Entering the house right after a grueling gym session, Tyler spotted his essential protein shaker on the counter. He was in desperate need of his routine shake. Meanwhile, Rachel, the cleanliness enthusiast roommate, was on her mission of tidying up the kitchen. Her eyes had located the usual items, including the shaker on the counter, reaffirming her adeptness in organizing the kitchen space freely.\n\nSam, the short-statured friend, had also joined them. He eyed the bag of chips perched high on the top shelf. Despite him being unable to reach it because of his height, he marked its whereabouts. He was known for uncovering hidden nooks and corners of pantry treasures.\n\nDespite the commotion, the three of them were well aware of each item's location in the room. Tyler, approaching the counter for his protein shake, Rachel continuing her cleaning process, and Sam strategizing how to reach the bag of chips on the high shelf, had their motivation driving them.\n\nAs the clatter of the kitchen abounded, no one noticed as the protein shaker Mexico found an unlikely home on the top shelf due to Rachel's tidy up spree. Tyler, energized yet also depleted from his arduous workout, found himself in the vicinity of fitness-focused Rachel who was immersed in her mission to de-clutter the kitchen. Meanwhile, not far away in the separate living room, sweet toothed Sam found himself interlocked in a lively dialog with gym junkie Tyler. Throughout this commotion in the heart of the household, each character was strategically positioned, their individual objectives unknowingly intermingling as each scene unfolded.\n\nSpying the tantalizing bag of chips, Sam cleverly fetched a stool to aid in his snack-snatching endeavor; an amusing dance ensued as he balanced precariously, reaching for the coveted prize. His victory complete, the rustling of the chip bag echoed through the room as Sam decided that the dining table would be his snack hub. Fresh from breaking a sweat, Tyler's eyes landed on his usual workout mat tucked away on the lower shelf of the kitchen. He had noticed the reshuffling of items that were not to his usual liking. Unbeknownst to him, Rachel was engrossed in setting up a new coffee machine. The shiny contraption was perched in a corner of the kitchen, causing a slight reshuffling of the usual items. Rachel's industriousness had inadvertently relocated several things around, conspicuously unnoticed by the others. None of these minor relocations, however, deterred Sam from a daunting search for a certain item. His eyes were glued to the top shelf, as if honing in on a prized possession. Meanwhile, Tyler was still absent-mindedly surveying the lower shelf, perplexed by the unwanted and surprising disappearance of his workout companion.\n\nIn the chaotic kitchen, Tyler spotted his protein shaker on the top shelf, switching gears from his workout mode to his protein fix. He reached up, removing the shaker from its unusual perch to return it to its regular spot on the counter. With that, he was one step closer to satiating his post-workout craving. Engulfed in the scent of exertion, Tyler meandered into the hive of activity upon returning from his exercise routine. Rachel, ever the model roommate, busied herself by methodically returning the displaced kitchenware back to their respective places. Her meticulous streak was on full display as the counters started mirroring her innate need for order. In the midst of the chaos, Sam stationed himself near the entrance, his eyes darting towards the top shelf. His known affection for secret stashes led him to mark the locations he’d return to later. Each individual had subtly asserted their space within the room, each pursuit distinctly marking their rhythm within the living quarters.\n\nThe vibrant symphony playing in their shared habitat marked the interweaving timelines of the day. Rachel, engrossed in her untamed sorting spree inadvertently made a temporary home for Tyler's daily necessity on the upper end of the cabinetry. His post-workout need was momentarily stalled by the change, causing a subtle shift in the harmony of their routines.\n\nIn the meantime, Sam found a way to stand on his toes near the doorframe, his souvenir just a frustrating inch away from his grasp. The crinkly texture of a much-desired treasure had soon been under his ownership. The retrieval effort conducted was humorously out of sync in contrast to the usual rhythm surrounding the domestic scene. As he claimed his hunting ground at the dining table, the symphony of the house continued to maintain its cadence.\n\nThe intertwining tales came to a peaceful crescendo in the shared household saga. Their unique characters composed the melody of their daily life, each individual contributing their rhythm to the shared space of their kitchen. With races run and efforts rewarded, the curtain fell on another day’s performance in their communal living space.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which location is the most likely place Rachel would look to find the bag of chips given the story?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "counter", "opt_2": "dining table", "opt_3": "top shelf"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_object_placements"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/object_placements/204", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/object_placements/204", "text_sha256": "c1d7b993da6f7b3b015e16230303b1f1fe73c48c7bb598aaa62a6206ed700420", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:object_placements.csv", "row": 204}, "stratum": "object_placements", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "07425d90a9a719374a536bfd482752ffefbcb2db89bb404954f1e9dad5cd438e"}}
{"state": "I need a reliable vacuum cleaner that effectively removes pet hair and debris from carpets and hard floors, has a long-lasting battery, adjustable suction power, and is easy to maneuver and maintain.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "EnergySaver: Used to manage power settings, such as optimizing power saving strategies for monitors and hard drives, adjusting the system's behavior in response to low power, and other related power management options.", "tool_2": "getQuizQuestions: Retrieves a set of quiz questions based on specified parameters.", "tool_3": "FilterDuplicateRemover: Removes duplicates from the list.", "tool_4": "CARPETCLEANINGGUIDE: A guide document that instructs you on how to clean carpets.", "tool_5": "ProductSearch: Find products tailored to your preferences with personalized recommendations and smart filters for specific needs."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/metatool_which_query_118", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/metatool_which_query_118", "text_sha256": "477d3b22f3a9d9a786462e04e5a4a3904f07841e9d590f975726e2eb83f67a7a", "gold_id": "metatool_which_tool_42", "negative_ids": ["tool_be_honest_tool_531", "tool_be_honest_tool_51", "toolalpaca_tool_980", "tool_be_honest_tool_534"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:metatool/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "metatool", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2415ba3ba63575cba9ea4e0c2af260200da48eb119e769de4a971a339d2e19a1"}}
{"state": "i ordered new light bulbs online when will they get here", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"calendar_update": null, "todo_list": null, "calendar": null, "reminder": null, "order_status": null, "reminder_update": null, "next_song": null, "shopping_list": null, "update_playlist": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "order_status", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/1892", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/1892", "text_sha256": "68eac47392e37a1dbe309f971009aff1d70eb07ee241047190df0f62b3ee7e5b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1892}, "stratum": "home", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6310c76b7755e967f75d25ca8df5e2659d5ead8765638654c2fbb45c0bda1937"}}
{"state": "Given a large dataset containing multilingual text and audio, it is required:\n1. Extract entities from text and audio and categorize them into predefined categories.\n2. Match the extracted entities with the knowledge base to add more information.\n3. Finally, a structured report is generated containing all extracted entities and their classification information.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Linker: a multifunctional tool, function 1 being a tool for linking people's names entities to the knowledge base, and function 2 being a tool for linking place names entities to the knowledge base, with only one function available for a single invocation.", "tool_2": "Audio Classification: Audio classification is the task of assigning a label or class to a given audio. It can be used for recognizing which command a user is giving or the emotion of a statement, as well as identifying a speaker.", "tool_3": "KnowledgeGraphBuilder: Builds a knowledge graph based on the extracted entities and their attributes.", "tool_4": "EntityExtractor: Extract entities and their attributes from text data.", "tool_5": "categorizeDocument: Categorizes a given text into one or more predefined categories."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/tool_be_honest_query_50", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/tool_be_honest_query_50", "text_sha256": "1dd2e9b651215ff190ed2518d749fc11ea3828cc83fbcf535afefc5d76970c2e", "gold_id": "tool_be_honest_tool_327", "negative_ids": ["tool_be_honest_tool_328", "tool_be_honest_tool_717", "taskbench_huggingface_tool_21", "toolalpaca_tool_1852"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:tool-be-honest/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "tool-be-honest", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9d13140e5a8d41c87bcfe69999de1bd7e58b315c48d72f048ae6c03c888b24d1"}}
{"state": "Why can't MEG distinguish EPSPs and IPSPs?\n\nI see this fact stated in many places that discuss the basis of the MEG signal but it's never been made completely clear why MEG can't distinguish IPSPs and EPSPs. Please could someone elaborate?\n\nThanks", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Active shielding system  [  [ edit\n](/w/index.php?title=Magnetoencephalography&action=edit&section=5 \"Edit\nsection: Active shielding system\") ]\n\nActive systems are designed for three-dimensional noise cancellation. To\nimplement an active system, low-noise fluxgate [ magnetometers\n](/wiki/Magnetometer \"Magnetometer\") are mounted at the center of each surface\nand oriented orthogonally to it. This negatively feeds a [ DC\n](/wiki/Direct_current \"Direct current\") amplifier through a low-pass network\nwith a slow falloff to minimize positive feedback and oscillation. Built into\nthe system are shaking and [ degaussing ](/wiki/Degaussing \"Degaussing\")\nwires. Shaking wires increase the magnetic permeability, while the permanent\ndegaussing wires are applied to all surfaces of the inner main layer to\ndegauss the surfaces.  [4]  Moreover, noise cancellation algorithms can reduce\nboth low-frequency and high-frequency noise. Modern systems have a [ noise\nfloor ](/wiki/Noise_floor \"Noise floor\") of around 2–3 fT/Hz  0.5  above 1 Hz.", "doc_2": "Although there have been a number of headline-grabbing aviation disasters in\nrecent years, the statistics are clear: flying is safer than it has ever been.\nHowever, that does not mean air travel is completely without risk.", "doc_3": "Ok, had a conversation with a successful person whom I know, during the course\nof the conversation this person stated that if you’re bad at maths it’s a sign\nof low IQ. His argument was centred around the fact that maths is essentially\nlogic, and if you have an average or above IQ you can easily do well.", "doc_4": "I want to be very clear about how that something else looked, felt, and\nsounded. It did _not_ speak loudly—in fact, it was very easily drowned out by\nthe “I can…I couldn’t” tug-of-war.", "doc_5": "In all three cases, Russell was describing people who did not readily change\ntheir minds. Yet by putting these descriptions so close together and without\nfurther factual information to separate the individual cases, we were forced\nto confront the fact that most of us feel positively towards the steadfast\nnarrator and negatively towards the pigheaded fool, all without any basis in\nfact."}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/1", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/1", "text_sha256": "4fe6f43c7cc77abbc6e451db0dc8586969c1aa8fda7d48d7bafa98477f09e406", "gold_id": "meg/Magnetoencephalography_10.txt", "negative_ids": ["negative_bias/factcheckisflyingsafe_60.txt", "mentalblock/howtofindclaritywhenyoureconfusedaboutwhattodo_32.txt", "iqeq_oscillation/isbeingbadatmathsasignofalowiq_4.txt", "russell/27181_25.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "1"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5bf6fa6dea2820b9765b5e7633fe5236253c768420a1717549c3e254d084314e"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Beach soccer", "context": "Brazil finds itself down even more on another argentinian goal on a beautiful pass and shot across the field. To make matters worse, argentina scores on a deep uncontested shot after that. this game"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "goes back in forth between the two teams and both teams compete in aggressive pitching drills.", "opt_2": "continues on and every once in a while a player can be prepped to make a shot through the net by his teammates and ends with the guy dropping to the ground.", "opt_3": "is far too easy for them, and they win by a large score.", "opt_4": "is repeated for length of time twice."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/24341", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_nSR-JSqGoWQ", "text_sha256": "2116487cdf8ff910c1fc1f41167d86fc408545ba3eb1c656beeadc49219add3b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1609, "source_id": "activitynet~v_nSR-JSqGoWQ"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "61aafdcf82a984ccbbd2aefa0e931bb3d7a73785a5c0e7d07b19f5d00cc5db7f"}}
{"state": "Write a function to check if given tuple contains no duplicates.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-v2": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.186", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.186", "text_sha256": "3a8532e6050b8384a63c9416804fbc25f588d8632c414d248589aef8e713a90e", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.186"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1fdceb17e8ff92047d35996b784f7e5181995ed9eb5470768953c33936993ebd"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "The Bank of England said it had providedthe money market with 1.143 billion mln stg assistance inresponse to an early round of bill offers from the discounthouses. Earlier, the Bank forecast the system would face a verylarge deficit today of around 1.75 billion stg. The central bank purchased bank bills outright comprising393 mln stg in band one at 9-7/8 pct, 649 mln stg in band twoat 9-13/16 pct and 85 mln stg in band three at 9-3/4 pct. In addition it bought 16 mln stg of local authority billsin band two at 9-13/16 pct", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"copper\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"red-bean\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"nzdlr\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"interest\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"palladium\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"money-fx\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/712", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/9b1feb0754d20367d3cb", "text_sha256": "dd25627b10c8a3584d83249f6ffdc78166b136eb0059924744afc6d5541b3832", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 712}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b966d4d80ffe7c59cbc5e60f32dcc2cf3a0b80244abe05d5936222acebd7050f"}}
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{"state": "User: Can you modify my alarm from 2023-03-24 09:00:00 to 2023-03-24 10:30:00?\nAI: Sure, let me modify the alarm for you. May I know your account information?\nUser: My username is user3.\nAI: Alright. Do you remember your password?\nUser: Yes, it's user3pass.\nAI: Thank you.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='user3', password='user3pass')]->{'token': 'p9o8i7u6y5t4r3e2w1q'}\nAI: Alright, I have got your user token. Now, let me modify your alarm.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyAlarm": "The API for modifying an alarm includes a parameter for the from_time to to_time.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name."}, "label": "ModifyAlarm", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/206", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyAlarm-AddAgenda-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "19b8d726b5242548f5e57e17cb4f745f9831e975c5a8c9bf9fdcfa1e13b68588", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 206, "file": "ModifyAlarm-AddAgenda-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyAlarm", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2412713a36f937b73b2ce6f08562bc3b116df7bcc2619d92b3068eaa547b07ea"}}
{"state": "QuickLinks -- Click here to rapidly navigate through this document\nMUTUAL NON-DISCLOSURE AND NON-SOLICITATION AGREEMENT\n This Mutual Non-Disclosure and Non-Solicitation Agreement (this \"Agreement\") is made as of September 6, 2001 between EarthLink, Inc., a Delaware corporation (\"EarthLink\"), and CIDCO, Incorporated., a Delaware corporation (\"CIDCO\"). EarthLink and CIDCO are sometimes referred to herein individually as a \"Party\" and collectively as the \"Parties.\"\n 1. Purpose. EarthLink and CIDCO wish to have discussions relating to a potential transaction (the \"Transaction\") between EarthLink (and/or its subsidiaries and stockholders) and CIDCO (and/or its subsidiaries and stockholders). In the course of such discussions, each Party expects to make available to the other Party and its Representatives (as defined herein) Evaluation Material (as defined herein) concerning the businesses, financial condition, operations, assets, properties, liabilities, and prospects of such Party. As a condition to making such information available, each Party is entering this Agreement and agrees that all Evaluation Material received by it or its Representatives from the other Party or any of its Representatives shall be treated in accordance with this Agreement.\n 2. Certain Definitions. As used in this Agreement: (i) the term \"Receiving Party\" means the Party receiving Evaluation Material; (ii) the term \"Furnishing Party\" means the Party providing Evaluation Material or causing Evaluation Material to be provided; (iii) the term \"Representatives\" means the directors, officers, employees, agents or advisors (including, without limitation, attorneys, accountants, investment bankers, financial advisors and other consultants and advisors engaged in connection with the review and evaluation of the Transaction) of the specified Party; and (iv) the term \"Evaluation Material\" means all proprietary and confidential information concerning the Furnishing Party or any of its subsidiaries or affiliates, whether in verbal, visual, written, electronic or other form, which is made available by the Furnishing Party or any of its Representatives to the Receiving Party or any of its Representatives (\"Primary Evaluation Material\"), together, in each case, with all notes, memoranda, summaries, analyses, studies, compilations and other writings relating thereto or based in whole or in part thereon prepared by the Receiving Party or any of its Representatives (\"Derivative Evaluation Material\"). Notwithstanding the foregoing, the term \"Evaluation Material\" shall not include, and the Parties' obligations herein (other than their obligations under paragraph 6 of this Agreement) shall not extend to, information which (a) was rightfully in the possession of the Receiving Party prior to disclosure by the Furnishing Party; (b) was or is independently developed by the Receiving Party without use of the Evaluation Material; (c) is now or hereafter becomes available to the public other than as a result of disclosure by the Receiving Party or any of the Receiving Party's Representatives in violation of this Agreement; (d) becomes available to the Receiving Party or any of its Representatives on a non-confidential basis from a source other than the Furnishing Party or any of its Representatives and such source is not, to the knowledge of the Receiving Party following reasonable inquiry, under any obligation to the Furnishing Party or any of its Representatives (whether contractual, legal or fiduciary) to keep such information confidential; or (e) is transmitted by or on behalf of the Furnishing Party after receiving written notification from the Receiving Party of the termination of discussions relating to the Transaction or written instructions from the Receiving Party not to furnish any further Evaluation Material.\n 3. Confidentiality and Use of Evaluation Material.\n (a) Confidentiality of Evaluation Material. All Evaluation Material (i) shall be used solely for the purpose of evaluating and considering the Transaction; (ii) shall be kept strictly confidential by the Receiving Party; and (iii) shall be provided by the Receiving Party solely to those of its Representatives to whom disclosure is reasonably required to facilitate the Receiving Party's evaluation or consideration of the Transaction, it being the intention of the Parties to restrict the dissemination of Evaluation Material to as small a working group as practicable. The Parties agree that all Evaluation Material is and shall remain the property of the Furnishing Party. Before providing access to Evaluation Material to any Representative, the Receiving Party shall inform such Representative of the confidentiality of the Evaluation Material, and shall advise such Representative that, by accepting possession of or access to such information, such Representative is agreeing to be bound by this Agreement. Each Party shall be responsible for any breach of this Agreement by any of its Representatives.\n (b) Compulsory Disclosure of Evaluation Material. If the Receiving Party or its Representatives are requested or required in any judicial, arbital or administrative proceeding or by any governmental or regulatory authority to disclose any Evaluation Material (whether by deposition, interrogatory, request for documents, subpoena, civil investigative demand, or otherwise), or the Receiving Party is so requested or required to disclose any of the facts disclosure of which is prohibited under paragraph (3)(c) of this Agreement, the Receiving Party shall give the Furnishing Party prompt notice of such request so that the Furnishing Party may seek an appropriate protective order or other appropriate remedy and/or waive compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, and, upon the Furnishing Party's request and at the Furnishing Party's expense, shall reasonably cooperate with the Furnishing Party in seeking such an order. If, in the absence of a protective order or other remedy or the receipt of a waiver by the Furnishing Party, the Receiving Party is nonetheless, in the opinion of the Receiving Party's or (in the case of disclosure requested or required of a Representative, such Representative's) outside counsel or General Counsel, legally compelled to disclose Evaluation Material, the Receiving Party shall disclose only that portion of the Evaluation Material which the Receiving Party is legally required to disclose and, upon the Furnishing Party's request and at the Furnishing Party's expense, shall use all requisite reasonable efforts to obtain assurances that confidential treatment will be accorded to such Evaluation Material to the extent such assurances are available. Subject to the foregoing conditions and limitations, the Receiving Party may disclose Evaluation Material under the circumstances set forth in this paragraph (b) without liability hereunder.\n (c) Other Public Disclosure. Except (i) for such public disclosure as may be necessary, in the good faith judgment of the disclosing Party consistent with advice of counsel, for the disclosing Party not to be in violation of any applicable law, regulation or order, or (ii) with the prior written consent of the other Party, neither Party shall:\n (x) make any disclosure (and each Party shall direct its Representatives not to make any disclosure) to any person of (A) the fact that discussions, negotiations or investigations are taking or have taken place concerning a Transaction, (B) the existence or contents of this Agreement, or the fact that either Party has requested or received Evaluation Material from the other Party, or (C) any of the terms, conditions or other facts with respect to any proposed Transaction, including the status of the discussions or negotiations related thereto, or\n (y) make any public statement concerning a proposed Transaction.\n (d) Notice. If either Party proposes to make any disclosure in reliance on clause (i) above, the disclosing Party shall, to the extent practicable, provide the other Party with the text of the proposed disclosure as far in advance of its disclosure as is practicable and shall in good faith consult with and consider the suggestions of the other Party concerning the nature and scope of the information it proposes to disclose. Notwithstanding the foregoing, a Party may make such public announcement or public statement if in the opinion of such Party's outside counsel or General Counsel, such public announcement or public statement is necessary to avoid committing a violation of law or of any rule or regulation of any securities association, stock exchange or national securities quotation system on which such Party's securities are listed or trade. In such event, the disclosing Party shall use its reasonable best efforts to give advance notice to the other Party and to consult with the other Party on the timing and content of any such public announcement or public statement.\n (e) Certain Securities Law Restrictions. Each Party acknowledges that the Evaluation Material may contain material nonpublic information concerning the Furnishing Party. Each Party further acknowledges its awareness of the restrictions imposed by federal and state securities laws on persons in possession of material nonpublic information. Nothing herein shall constitute an admission by either Party that any Evaluation Material in fact contains material nonpublic information concerning the Furnishing Party.\n (f) Contact with Employees and Representatives. Neither Party shall communicate with any employee of the other Party regarding the Transaction or disclose any Evaluation Material to any employee or Representative of the other Party, other than the employees and Representatives named on the working group lists provided by the Parties from time to time.\n (g) General. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, neither Party will be restricted from using the information contained in the Evaluation Material that is retained in the minds of Representatives who have had access to the other Party's Evaluation Material, unless such use shall infringe on any of such Party's patent rights, trademark rights or copyright rights.\n 4. Accuracy of Evaluation Material; No Representations or Warranties. Each Party acknowledges and agrees (a) that no representation or warranty, express or implied, is made by either Party or any of its respective Representatives as to the accuracy or completeness of the Evaluation Material, and (b) that the Parties shall be entitled to rely only on those representations and warranties (if any) that may be made in a definitive written agreement for the Transaction, signed and delivered by both Parties, and then only to the extent, and subject to the limitations, provided therein.\n 5. No Solicitation. For a period of one year subsequent to the termination of discussions regarding a Transaction, neither Party shall, without the prior written consent of the other Party, directly or indirectly solicit for hire any person currently employed by the other Party (or any of its subsidiaries) with whom the hiring Party first has contact, or who first becomes known to the hiring Party, in the course of the Parties' discussions and due diligence with respect to the proposed Transaction; provided, however, that the foregoing provision shall not prevent either Party, without such consent, from employing any employee who (i) contacts the hiring Party directly at his or her own initiative without any direct or indirect solicitation by or encouragement from the hiring Party, (ii) responds to a mass media solicitation or advertisement consistent with the hiring Party's past practices that is not directed at employees of the other Party or (iii) is identified by a third party executive search firm or employment agency without any assistance from such Party.\n 6. Return and Destruction of Evaluation Material. At any time after termination of discussions by either Party with respect to the Transaction, upon the request of the Furnishing Party, the Receiving Party shall promptly (and in no event later than five business days after such request) (a) redeliver or cause to be redelivered to the Furnishing Party all copies of all Primary Evaluation Material in the possession or control of the Receiving Party or its Representatives which is in a visual or written format and erase or destroy all copies of all such Primary Evaluation Material which is stored in electronic format, and (b) destroy or cause to be destroyed all Derivative Evaluation Material in the possession or control of the Receiving Party or any of its Representatives. Nothing herein shall obligate the Receiving Party to provide any Derivative Evaluation Material to the Furnishing Party. Notwithstanding the return, destruction or erasure of Evaluation Material hereunder, the Receiving Party and its Representatives shall continue to be bound by their confidentiality and other obligations hereunder.\n 7. Remedies. Each Party agrees that money damages would not be a sufficient remedy for any breach of any provision of this Agreement by it or any of its Representatives, and that in addition to all other remedies which either Party may have, each Party shall be entitled to specific performance and injunctive or other equitable relief as a remedy for any such breach. Such remedies shall not be deemed to be the exclusive remedies for a breach of this Agreement but shall be in addition to all other remedies available at law or in equity. No failure or delay by either Party in exercising any right, power or privilege hereunder shall operate as a waiver thereof, nor shall any single or partial exercise thereof preclude any other or further exercise thereof or the exercise of any right, power or privilege hereunder. In the event that either Party should institute proceedings to enforce any provision of this Agreement, the prevailing Party in such proceedings shall be entitled to recover all expenses relating to the enforcement of this Agreement, including reasonable attorneys' fees and costs, in addition to any other remedies.\n 8. Communications. CIDCO recognizes EarthLink will incur substantial expenses in conducting a due diligence investigation of CIDCO, and in consideration for EarthLink's doing so, CIDCO agrees to cease and terminate immediately, and to cause its Representatives to cease and terminate immediately, any negotiations (other than with EarthLink and its Representatives) with respect to any proposals relating to any business combination, tender offer or acquisition transaction involving the acquisition by any third party of all or any portion of the stock or assets of CIDCO (any such proposal being a \"Third-Party Offer\" and any such acquisition being a \"Third-Party Acquisition\"). In addition, CIDCO agrees that from the date of this Agreement until the earlier of (a) the date a definitive agreement for EarthLink's acquisition of CIDCO is executed, or (b) October 31, 2001 (as the same may be extended by mutual written agreement of the parties, the \"Restricted Period\"), CIDCO will not, and will not authorize or permit any of its Representatives, to directly or indirectly, solicit, consider or encourage any inquiries or proposals for (or which may reasonably be expected to lead to) any Third-Party Offer, or engage in discussions, conversations, negotiations or other communications with or provide any information to, or otherwise assist or cooperate with any person, entity or group in connection with any Third-Party Offer. Immediately upon receipt of any Third-Party Offer or related inquiry during such period, CIDCO agrees to inform EarthLink of the fact of such Third-Party Offer or related inquiry, including, among other things, the identity of the third-party making such offer or inquiry. Without limiting its application to the entirety of this Agreement, the provisions of Section 7 hereof, including without limitation EarthLink's remedies of specific performance and injunction, shall be specifically applicable to violations of this first paragraph of Section 8.\n Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, nothing contained in this Section 8 shall prohibit the Board of Directors of CIDCO from, only to the minimum extent required, complying with the mandatory disclosure requirements of Rules 14d-9 and 14e-2 promulgated under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and the rules and regulations promulgated thereunder with regard to an unsolicited Third-Party Offer, pursuant to advice of outside legal counsel, provided, that any recommendation by the Board of Directors other than to recommend rejection of such offer shall be considered an immediate breach of this Section 8.\n In consideration of the efforts and resources to be expended by EarthLink in its due diligence investigation of CIDCO and related matters, CIDCO agrees that in the event that it violates any provision of the first or second paragraphs of this Section 8 in any manner during the Restricted Period, CIDCO shall become liable to pay, and shall immediately pay, to EarthLink One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000) plus the reasonable out-of-pocket expenses of EarthLink including, without limitation, attorneys' fees and other professional charges incurred by EarthLink in connection with the proposed Transaction. The parties hereby agree that EarthLink would be substantially harmed as a result of such a violation of this Section 8, that the specific damages incurred by EarthLink would be difficult of determination, and that this amount constitutes a reasonable estimate of such damages to be incurred by EarthLink and shall constitute reasonable liquidated damages for a breach of this Section 8.\n 9. Miscellaneous.\n (a) No License. Neither Party grants a license, by implication or otherwise, under any of its trade secrets or other intellectual property rights to the Receiving Party. The terms of this Agreement shall not be construed to limit either Party's right to independently develop or acquire products without use of the other Party's Evaluation Material. The Furnishing Party acknowledges that the Receiving Party may currently or in the future develop information internally, or receive information from other parties, that is similar to the Evaluation Material. Accordingly, nothing in this Agreement will be construed as a representation or agreement that the Receiving Party will not develop or have developed for it products, concepts, systems, or techniques that are similar to or compete with the products, concepts, systems or techniques contemplated by or embodied in the Evaluation Material, provided that\nthe Receiving Party does not violate any of its obligations under this Agreement in connection with such development.\n (b) Entire Agreement. This Agreement contains the sole and entire agreement between the Parties with respect to the confidentiality of the Evaluation Material and the confidentiality of their discussions, negotiations and investigations concerning a Transaction.\n (c) Amendment and Waiver. This Agreement may be amended, modified or waived only by a separate written instrument duly signed and delivered by or on behalf of both Parties.\n (d) Severability. The invalidity or unenforceability of any provision of this Agreement shall not impair or affect the validity or enforceability of any other provision of this Agreement unless the enforcement of such provision in such circumstances would be inequitable.\n (e) No Obligation to Complete a Transaction. It is expressly understood that this Agreement is not intended to, and does not, constitute an agreement to consummate a Transaction, to conduct or continue negotiations with respect to a Transaction, or to enter into a definitive agreement with respect to a Transaction, and neither Party shall have any rights or obligations of any kind whatsoever with respect to such a Transaction by virtue of this Agreement or by virtue of any other written or oral expression by the Parties' respective Representatives unless and until a definitive agreement with respect to a Transaction is executed and delivered by both Parties, other than for the matters specifically agreed to herein. Both Parties further acknowledge and agree that each Party reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to provide or not to provide Evaluation Material to the Receiving Party under this Agreement, to reject any and all proposals made by the other Party or any of its Representatives with regard to a Transaction, and to terminate discussions and negotiations at any time. If either Party determines not to proceed with negotiations with respect to a Transaction, it will promptly inform the other Party of such determination.\n (f) Governing Law; Forum. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the internal laws of the State of Georgia, without regard to the principles of the conflict of laws thereof. Each Party consents and submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the federal and state courts in the State of Georgia, and the city of Atlanta, for the adjudication of any action, suit, or proceeding arising out of or otherwise relating to this Agreement.\n [Signatures on following page]\n The Parties have executed this Agreement as of the date first written above.\nEarthLink, Inc. CIDCO, Incorporated\nBy: /s/ Nathaniel B. Cobb By: /s/ Robert Wonsetler\nName: Nathaniel B. Cobb Name: Robert Wonsetler\nTitle: VP, Strategy & Development Title: V.P. Strategic Bus. 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{"state": "What are the reasons for Russian Ruble to strengthen in the past few days?\n\n1 USD was about 75 Russian Rubles before the war in Ukraine began. After the sanctions, Russian Ruble quickly declined and 1 USD skyrocketed to 139 Rubles. Now it is back to around 85. What are the reasons for it? As the West is proposing more and more sanctions, shouldn't it be declining even more?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "* [ 2022 Russian crude oil price cap sanctions ](/wiki/2022_Russian_crude_oil_price_cap_sanctions \"2022 Russian crude oil price cap sanctions\") – Economic sanction following the Russian invasion of Ukraine\n* [ Embargo of Russian oil during the Russo-Ukrainian War ](/wiki/Embargo_of_Russian_oil_during_the_Russo-Ukrainian_War \"Embargo of Russian oil during the Russo-Ukrainian War\")\n* [ EU natural gas price cap ](/wiki/EU_natural_gas_price_cap \"EU natural gas price cap\") – Price cap imposed by EU\n* [ International sanctions during the Russian invasion of Ukraine ](/wiki/International_sanctions_during_the_Russian_invasion_of_Ukraine \"International sanctions during the Russian invasion of Ukraine\") – Economic measures against Russia and Belarus since 2022\n* [ Petroleum industry in Russia ](/wiki/Petroleum_industry_in_Russia \"Petroleum industry in Russia\") – One of the largest in the world", "doc_2": "Russia said last week that it wants the European countries that buy its\nnatural gas to [ make their payments in rubles\n](https://click.nl.npr.org/?qs=26e63b1e7b78cea6a40df89ae251f2eb66d5fd56493a59b259ea196e29128bef1f731c752125100a67ed1edce5815b718670617de14a4a92)\n, rather than dollars or euros. A month ago, that might have seemed like a\npretty good deal: The ruble was down 40%, at 139 rubles to the dollar, in the\nwake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.", "doc_3": "There are big risks to all this government intervention. The protectionist\nmeasures enacted by the Central Bank of Russia are effectively a kind of\nbridge for the ruble. If Russia manages to come to some kind of resolution\nover Ukraine that involves the withdrawal of sanctions and the reestablishment\nof trade relations with the West, then the ruble might hold its current value\nonce the measures are withdrawn. If the measures are withdrawn without some\nkind of resolution, however, the ruble could collapse, hammering the economy,\njacking up inflation and causing enormous pain to the Russian people. And the\nmeasures — some of them, at least — will have to be withdrawn eventually.\nRussian borrowers can't keep paying interest rates of more than 20% for long,\nif they can even conceive of borrowing at that rate. Growth will be stifled —\nthe Russian economy is already expected to contract by [ more than 8%\n](https://click.nl.npr.org/?qs=105da8644679df6922e6e928bf74735ad4223ca67fd0df96b913f7337683fbce769d9beacfe7738f98545f196ff311f74db95dd3aa9a73fb)\nthis year — and industry will slump.", "doc_4": "##  \"The Bank of Russia's board of directors has decided to raise the key rate\nto 20 percent,\" the central bank said in a statement. It said it was taking\nthe emergency measure because the Russian economy's situation had \"drastically\nchanged\".", "doc_5": "In early 2008, one US dollar would buy roughly 25 rubles. The Russian currency\nhas depreciated significantly since then, and Western sanctions imposed in\nresponse to the invasion of Ukraine have pushed it into freefall. On\nWednesday, one US dollar could buy 117 rubles in Moscow after the currency\nfell 10% and hit a new record low. The ruble has been even weaker in the\noffshore market this week."}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/48", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/48", "text_sha256": "725c5f43fd72dc2be0d09a6a9452175dfca4ba68286ef39908066443044eec9f", "gold_id": "ruble_sanction/89890648cms_12.txt", "negative_ids": ["russia_sanction_oil/indexhtml_186.txt", "russia_sanction_oil/howrussiarescuedtheruble_38.txt", "russia_sanction_oil/2023Russianoilproductssanctionsandpricecap_93.txt", "russia_sanction_oil/howrussiarescuedtheruble_54.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "48"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d28bcf54827f6b67fead6a29ee2cc979d455b849565ca664830d197ef53ededf"}}
{"state": "i want a text sent to bob saying i will be late", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"alarm": null, "spelling": null, "timer": null, "calculator": null, "definition": null, "find_phone": null, "date": null, "text": null, "time": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "text", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2556", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2556", "text_sha256": "b6779fe0e4b7a9aac294ada69f9417dba2f651875fa370b88a55d8697ce1057a", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2556}, "stratum": "utility", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1a1c4f25c9bd0046ec9222d568333ed40037e720ff54c4283eada93966e420c8"}}
{"state": "Search for images of famous paintings from the Renaissance period using Yahoo image search.\nBegin!", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Reverse Image Search: Search for similar images by providing a URL of an image.", "tool_2": "Bing Image Search API: Searches for images on Bing using a given keyword and returns a list of relevant images along with their metadata.", "tool_3": "Google Image Search: Search for images on Google Images based on specific parameters.", "tool_4": "finish: Finish the task and give your answer.", "tool_5": "Similar Images Search: Search for visually similar images to an image from a previous search result."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/rotbench_query_165", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/rotbench_query_165", "text_sha256": "f4997e13571b42dfe7670778899663b977d44ead361c4dce5e10b0162f53da5c", "gold_id": "rotbench_tool_3", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_5491", "toolACE_tool_11415", "toolACE_tool_1741", "toolACE_tool_14177"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:rotbench/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "rotbench", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f0695643092937824a2914eed7990049c1bb80632fe08c7ae39674fbb1053c07"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#0d0000 #590202 #f2f2f2 #343a48 #a6323b", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#afd7ff #65a1de #00030a #0f1b47 #cedfff", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#40281b #26241c #353125 #c2bc8a #2b2e2e", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#a38748 #7d6d34 #7e522b #b29f63 #7a3a29", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#4b0102 #c00f05 #f06700 #ede72d #1f8600", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#521b1b #784f34 #a8752f #ffc896 #3d5946", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#f2f2f2 #91b7d9 #5b74a6 #203573 #27368c", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#4b280b #8e5823 #dabf9a #baa268 #f1d3a4", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#89eb06 #f8fdd7 #b78603 #2aa59a #88d8c5", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#875238 #64a5a0 #dab88c #89002e #566d52", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#260101 #590902 #59451e #736626 #828c35", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#d1346e #302922 #857259 #a1b84d #d6cdab", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#a39fff #504bb3 #ffef9f #b3a45d #fff3b8", "b": "#7e9a9c #768882 #73715f #aea483 #b2cc9e"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/776", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/776", "text_sha256": "48a0c82c58a29b860aad9931ada08ce19050938272a591e8ded11f634252cf60", "themes": [11342, 3349], "ratings": [4, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 776}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "93ca15c4100f0727131b889008c1f65d88588774b9e13cb7900f5b8014fe9f7c"}}
{"state": "I have a photograph in my collection as 'image 2333456.jpg.' Can you help me generate a new artistic rendition of this scene and then crop it to only capture the strong, character-defining right portion of the new image?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "image crop: {\"category\": \"visual processing\", \"name\": \"image crop\", \"parameters\": [{\"description\": \"The image, e.g., 2319267.jpg\", \"in\": \"query\", \"name\": \"image\", \"schema\": {\"default\": \"2319267.jpg\", \"type\": \"str\"}}, {\"description\": \"The object, e.g., <node-1>.object\", \"in\": \"query\", \"name\": \"object\", \"schema\": {\"default\": \"<node-1>.object\", \"type\": \"str\"}}], \"responses\": \"No description\"}", "tool_2": "optical character recognition: {\"category\": \"visual processing\", \"name\": \"optical character recognition\", \"parameters\": [{\"description\": \"The image, e.g., COCO_train2014_000000028742.jpg\", \"in\": \"query\", \"name\": \"image\", \"schema\": {\"default\": \"COCO_train2014_000000028742.jpg\", \"type\": \"str\"}}], \"responses\": \"No description\"}", "tool_3": "animation.create_frame_sequence: Generates a sequence of animation frames based on specified character movements and scene settings.", "tool_4": "image generation: {\"category\": \"visual processing\", \"name\": \"image generation\", \"parameters\": [{\"description\": \"The text, e.g., an immersive image of a room with a table, chair, a TV monitor and a stand to help create a detailed scene\", \"in\": \"query\", \"name\": \"text\", \"schema\": {\"default\": \"an immersive image of a room with a table, chair, a TV monitor and a stand to help create a detailed scene\", \"type\": \"str\"}}] …", "tool_5": "capture: Capture a screenshot or thumbnail of a website or a raw HTML string."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/mnms_query_28", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/mnms_query_28", "text_sha256": "e0331a261f130d72cbae4cfaeac7d08ec7dbe9c86c3cfe5d5838271e0ddbb665", "gold_id": "mnms_tool_2", "negative_ids": ["mnms_tool_32", "mnms_tool_4", "toolACE_tool_16015", "toolACE_tool_14439"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:mnms/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "mnms", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d6387ad4e9d0f32e3d81af3ad6f657597c2972873f02eec5a7f1cf1dddfffd55"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Ice fishing", "context": "He moves a stick and pulls a fishing line out of a hole. The man pulls a fish out of the hole. he"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "points at the camera and smiles.", "opt_2": "pulls a rod out of the hole.", "opt_3": "picks the fish up and shows us the fish.", "opt_4": "pauses and speaks to the camera."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/10825", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_8eMjzrhxv2U", "text_sha256": "69c3d0a6caeb9c56960a097f32ab378c123e1a0ddbb3c5c471c2b3ab9c9a7c89", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 785, "source_id": "activitynet~v_8eMjzrhxv2U"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d39d6e549449f915fed8e21e228dc5ef1832fed1f7557571113fd2d3d87062f1"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nWhat is the genome structure of the polyomavirus family?\nA) RNA genome with RT\nB) Circular ds DNA with T antigen coding regions\nC) Segmented RNA genome\nD) Circular ssDNA\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-v1": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null}, "label": "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-virology.val.137", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-virology.val.137", "text_sha256": "c8fb80ee827e2a74bf65163c5e7dacd098b06fe9ded72ec79a11add1d6f07744", "eval_name": "mmlu-virology", "correct_models": ["mistralai/mistral-7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-virology.val.137"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0ce0a9ec1f1d556a166d2c1dfc631f697ec96de690e5966ba7d84f3dfdf93441"}}
{"state": {"service": "Portal for weather information for any location", "dialogue": ["User: Can you find me a movie with Ex-Det. Sergt. Bishop directed by Alfred Hitchcock?", "System: Sure, what genre.", "User: I'd go for something violent.", "System: Would you like Blackmail - Cinemix Par Chloe?", "User: Please find me other movies, maybe a drama starring James Stewart.", "System: There's 1 which meets your criteria, The Man Who Knew Too Much!.", "User: I'd like to rent the Man Who Knew Too Much. I'll be watching it with no subtitles.", "System: Can you please confirm that you want to watch the Man Who Knew Too Much with no subtitles?", "User: Yes, that's correct. Please also tell me how much is it for the rental.", "System: I've successfully rented the movie which is now available for you two watch within the next 3 days. Total rental price is $3.", "User: Please tell me the weather in Hayward on the 9th?", "System: There's a 14 percent chance of rain with an average temperature of 70 degrees Fahrenheit.", "User: OK, thank you.", "System: Is there anything else I could do for you?", "User: No, thanks again."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindForecastByDate": "Get weather conditions for specified city", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/10_00046/14", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/10_00046", "text_sha256": "3a2bd049dea3e12a97f9708461e548653b752f894aeb6508ec946290c01aa6fc", "schema_variant": "v3", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "10_00046", "turn": 14}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c169a0fa0075bb318b0514acd8b4baaa896cd638640a9413c243aa5a6a431837"}}
{"state": "User: Can you delete my account please?\nAI: Sure. Please provide me your username, password, and token.\nUser: My username is \"foo\", password is \"bar\".\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='foo', password='bar')]->{'token': 'z9x8c7v6b5n4m3q2w1'}", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account."}, "label": "DeleteAccount", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/57", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/DeleteAccount-ModifyPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "d8b901eb2aa79644187017ef0e1ba14274d9a15ea1bd98108af566c4b71406f8", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 57, "file": "DeleteAccount-ModifyPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "DeleteAccount", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b1ff9adbe9959592dec45e43bd7b78713bd60ca1ea9779ba683092e65ff922e9"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Report : Omarosa ' physically dragged ' from White House grounds"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Report : Omarosa ' physically dragged ' from White House bar", "b": "Report : Omarosa ' physically dragged ' from White House kitchen"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/8300-2719", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/8300", "text_sha256": "83128467a3fa40aeef3c8f023de817ffac24f92b9d39f08bd027399509c0f718", "grades": ["1.6", "0.8"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "8300-2719"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "74840e801c1d3a3811a29cd2ea680f3f129d170152d57113aa88936d775a715e"}}
{"state": "I heard about a holiday called Diwali, but I don't remember which country it belongs to. Can you search for holidays with the keyword \"Diwali\" and tell me about its date, country, and a brief description?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "getHolidaysForYear: Retrieve a list of holidays for a specific country and year.", "tool_2": "getHolidaysByDateRange: Retrieve a list of holidays for a specific date range.", "tool_3": "getHolidaysForMultipleYears: Retrieve a list of holidays for multiple countries and years.", "tool_4": "searchHolidays: Search for holidays based on keywords, country, and date range.", "tool_5": "getHolidaysByCountry: Retrieve a list of holidays for a specific country with dates, descriptions, and types."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolalpaca_query_2", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolalpaca_query_2", "text_sha256": "f7a2579627a2ebaf8284842e267f455d1feae38a340e069601ac3e01fb5e6132", "gold_id": "toolalpaca_tool_69", "negative_ids": ["toolalpaca_tool_1169", "toolalpaca_tool_67", "toolalpaca_tool_1110", "toolalpaca_tool_1170"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolalpaca/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "toolalpaca", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9254d9ba59185d1de32046ce3a92e5ac90324f277e18500dc426f008b52df4cc"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#2cffee #00b3a4 #ff712c #b3450f #ff8246", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#302722 #443c31 #e6829e #e2b0a5 #f8f5f0", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f3963e #d55a19 #89145d #800042 #6d002f", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#effbff #6b979c #4c767a #2f574d #729179", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#effbff #6b979c #4c767a #2f574d #729179", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#7f9e88 #f28cd2 #ff55ae #ec8dff #a16f5f", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#574c75 #75b3bd #ecff9e #e9ffde #a1cf9b", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#d99992 #99877a #594c59 #393940 #232526", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#a15a1e #e68337 #fba455 #eeb26c #ffce89", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#1c236b #652a66 #a6044b #ff7b31 #ffcb0d", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ff8c00 #e8b324 #ffe625 #57fffd #a2e800", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#ffb569 #ffd487 #fffcc0 #94c9c9 #71a3b3", "rating": 4}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#225bcc #173f8c #15397f #112e66 #0a1c3f", "b": "#2b0000 #5e0101 #bfa584 #f2e3b3 #8c7503"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/1052", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/1052", "text_sha256": "ddad305a2aad3ec857d04bc982bc91d28768a980dc4621cc555eeae190288407", "themes": [5823, 11492], "ratings": [1, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 1052}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4bb20624e6070d921ea8a7c8b0c8f27272ada4a424e7f861fd9658d39e982f78"}}
{"state": "look up uber to downtown", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"oil_change_how": null, "gas": null, "current_location": null, "tire_pressure": null, "tire_change": null, "traffic": null, "uber": null, "mpg": null, "gas_type": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "uber", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/1156", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/1156", "text_sha256": "e29cd4270a540dd9e4f832884fc5150a2a6764b7c563dd3b8c4818a7840c8c08", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1156}, "stratum": "auto_and_commute", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e8404e0011974c70f20e30cb2852bafe00051eb787a913862b97fcc1b95e4f67"}}
{"state": "How to publish pose of the lidar/camera/(or any dynamic/static model) in gazebo fortress?\n\nI am trying publish the pose of the camera and view it in rviz2. I am using ros2 Humble and gazebo fortress. I can see the image using the image topic but i am not able to visualize the topic in the gazebo as well. Here is my sdf file.\n\n<?xml version=\"1.0\" ?>\n<sdf version=\"1.6\">\n  <world name=\"test\">\n    <plugin\n      filename=\"ignition-gazebo-physics-system\"\n      name=\"gz::sim::systems::Physics\">\n    </plugin>\n    <plugin\n      filename=\"ignition-gazebo-sensors-system\"\n      name=\"gz::sim::systems::Sensors\">\n      <render_engine>ogre2</render_engine>\n    </plugin>\n    <plugin\n      filename=\"ignition-gazebo-user-commands-system\"\n      name=\"gz::sim::systems::UserCommands\">\n    </plugin>\n    <plugin\n      filename=\"ignition-gazebo-scene-broadcaster-system\"\n      name=\"gz::sim::systems::SceneBroadcaster\">\n    </plugin>\n    <light type=\"directional\" name=\"sun\">\n      <cast_shadows>true</cast_shadows>\n      <pose>0 0 10 0 0 0</pose>\n      <diffuse>0.8 0.8 0.8 1</diffuse>\n      <specular>0.2 0.2 0.2 1</specular>\n      <attenuation>\n        <range>1000</range>\n        <constant>0.9</constant>\n        <linear>0.01</linear>\n        <quadratic>0.001</quadratic>\n      </attenuation>\n      <direction>-0.5 0.1 -0.9</direction>\n    </light>\n\n    <model name=\"ground_plane\">\n      <static>true</static>\n      <link name=\"link\">\n        <collision name=\"collision\">\n          <geometry>\n            <plane>\n              <normal>0.0 0.0 1</normal>\n              <size>100 100</size>\n            </plane>\n          </geometry>\n        </collision>\n        <visual name=\"visual\">\n          <geometry>\n            <plane>\n              <normal>0.0 0.0 1</normal>\n              <size>100 100</size>\n            </plane>\n          </geometry>\n          <material>\n            <ambient>0.8 0.8 0.8 1</ambient>\n            <diffuse>0.8 0.8 0.8 1</diffuse>\n            <specular>0.8 0.8 0.8 1</specular>\n          </material>\n        </visual>\n      </link>\n    </model>\n\n    \n    <model name=\"box\">\n      <pose>5.0 0 0.7 0 0 0</pose>\n      <link name=\"box_link\">\n        <inertial>\n          <inertia>\n            <ixx>1</ixx>\n            <ixy>0</ixy>\n            <ixz>0</ixz>\n            <iyy>1</iyy>\n            <iyz>0</iyz>\n            <izz>1</izz>\n          </inertia>\n          <mass>1.0</mass>\n        </inertial>\n        <collision name=\"box_collision\">\n          <geometry>\n            <box>\n              <size>1 1 1</size>\n            </box>\n          </geometry>\n        </collision>\n\n        <visual name=\"box_visual\">\n          <geometry>\n            <box>\n              <size>1 1 1</size>\n            </box>\n          </geometry>\n          <material>\n            <ambient>0.3 0.3 0.3 1</ambient>\n            <diffuse>0.3 0.3 0.3 1</diffuse>\n            <specular>0.3 0.5 0.3 1</specular>\n          </material>\n        </visual>\n      </link>\n    </model>\n\n    <model name=\"model_with_camera\">\n      <static>true</static>\n      <pose>4 -6 2 0 0 1.57</pose>\n      <link name=\"link\">\n        <pose>0.05 0.05 0.05 0 0 0</pose>\n        <visual name=\"visual\">\n          <geometry>\n            <box>\n              <size>0.1 0.1 0.1</size>\n            </box>\n          </geometry>\n        </visual>\n        <sensor name=\"camera\" type=\"camera\">\n          <camera>\n            <horizontal_fov>1.047</horizontal_fov>\n            <image>\n              <width>640</width>\n              <height>480</height>\n            </image>\n            <clip>\n              <near>0.1</near>\n              <far>100</far>\n            </clip>\n          </camera>\n          <always_on>1</always_on>\n          <update_rate>30</update_rate>\n          <visualize>true</visualize>\n          <topic>camera</topic>\n        </sensor>\n      </link>\n    </model>\n\n    \n    <model name=\"lidar\">\n      <pose>4.05 -6 2 0 0 1.57</pose>\n      <link name=\"link\">\n        <pose>0.05 0.05 0.05 0 0 0</pose>\n        <inertial>\n          <mass>0.1</mass>\n          <inertia>\n            <ixx>0.000166667</ixx>\n            <iyy>0.000166667</iyy>\n            <izz>0.000166667</izz>\n          </inertia>\n        </inertial>\n        <collision name=\"collision\">\n          <geometry>\n            <box>\n              <size>0.1 0.1 0.1</size>\n            </box>\n          </geometry>\n        </collision>\n        <visual name=\"visual\">\n          <geometry>\n            <box>\n              <size>0.1 0.1 0.1</size>\n            </box>\n          </geometry>\n        </visual>\n\n        <sensor name='gpu_lidar' type='gpu_lidar'>\n          <topic>lidar</topic>\n          <update_rate>10</update_rate>\n          <lidar>\n            <scan>\n              <horizontal>\n                <samples>1024</samples>\n                <resolution>1</resolution>\n                <min_angle>-1.396263</min_angle>\n                <max_angle>1.396263</max_angle>\n              </horizontal>\n              <vertical>\n                <samples>64</samples>\n                <resolution>1</resolution>\n                <min_angle>-0.261799</min_angle>\n                <max_angle>0.261799</max_angle>\n              </vertical>\n            </scan>\n            <range>\n              <min>0.08</min>\n              <max>30.0</max>\n              <resolution>0.01</resolution>\n            </range>\n          </lidar>\n          <alwaysOn>1</alwaysOn>\n          <visualize>true</visualize>\n        </sensor>\n\n        <plugin\n            filename=\"ignition-gazebo-pose-publisher-system\"\n            name=\"gz::sim::systems::PosePublisher\">\n            <publish_link_pose>true</publish_link_pose>\n            <publish_sensor_pose>true</publish_sensor_pose>\n            <use_pose_vector_msg>true</use_pose_vector_msg>\n            <static_publisher>true</static_publisher>\n        </plugin>\n      </link>\n      <static>true</static>\n    </model>\n  </world>\n</sdf>\nI tried to publish the pose of the lidar using pose-publisher-system as well. Thank you.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "<model name=\"box\">\n      <pose>0 -1 0.5 0 0 0</pose>\n      <link name=\"box_link\">\n        <inertial>\n          <inertia>\n            <ixx>1</ixx>\n            <ixy>0</ixy>\n            <ixz>0</ixz>\n            <iyy>1</iyy>\n            <iyz>0</iyz>\n            <izz>1</izz>\n          </inertia>\n          <mass>1.0</mass>\n        </inertial>\n        <collision name=\"box_collision\">\n          <geometry>\n            <box>\n              <size>1 1 1</size>\n            </box>\n          </geometry>\n        </collision>\n \n        <visual name=\"box_visual\">\n          <geometry>\n            <box>\n              <size>1 1 1</size>\n            </box>\n          </geometry>\n          <material>\n            <ambient>0 0 0.5 1</ambient>\n            <diffuse>0 0 1 1</diffuse>\n            <specular>0 0 0.3 1</specular>\n          </material>\n          <plugin filename=\"gz-sim-label-system\" name=\"gz::sim::systems::Label\">\n            <label>10</label>\n          </plugin>\n        </visual>\n      </link>\n    </model>\nLets zoom in the label plugin:", "doc_2": "<?xml version=\"1.0\" ?>\n<!--\n  Ignition Gazebo pose publisher plugin demo\n  Try listening to topic:\n    ign topic -e -t \"/model/double_pendulum_with_base/pose\"\n-->\n<sdf version=\"1.6\">\n  <world name=\"pose_publisher\">\n    <physics name=\"1ms\" type=\"ignored\">\n      <max_step_size>0.001</max_step_size>\n      <real_time_factor>1.0</real_time_factor>\n    </physics>\n    <plugin\n      filename=\"ignition-gazebo-physics-system\"\n      name=\"gz::sim::systems::Physics\">\n    </plugin>\n    <plugin\n      filename=\"ignition-gazebo-user-commands-system\"\n      name=\"gz::sim::systems::UserCommands\">\n    </plugin>\n    <plugin\n      filename=\"ignition-gazebo-scene-broadcaster-system\"\n      name=\"gz::sim::systems::SceneBroadcaster\">\n    </plugin>\n    <light type=\"directional\" name=\"sun\">\n      <cast_shadows>true</cast_shadows>\n      <pose>0 0 10 0 0 0</pose>\n      <diffuse>1 1 1 1</diffuse>\n      <specular>0.5 0.5 0.5 1</specular>\n      <attenuation>\n        <range>1000</range>\n        <constant>0.9</constant>\n        <linear>0.01</linear>\n        <quadratic>0.001</quadratic>\n      </attenuation>\n      <direction>-0.5 0.1 -0.9</direction>\n    </light>\n    <model name=\"ground_plane\">\n      <static>true</static>\n      <link name=\"link\">", "doc_3": "<model name=\"segmentation_model\">\n  <pose>4 0 1.0 0 0.0 3.14</pose>\n  <link name=\"link\">\n    <pose>0.05 0.05 0.05 0 0 0</pose>\n    <inertial>\n      <mass>0.1</mass>\n      <inertia>\n        <ixx>0.000166667</ixx>\n        <iyy>0.000166667</iyy>\n        <izz>0.000166667</izz>\n      </inertia>\n    </inertial>\n    <collision name=\"collision\">\n      <geometry>\n        <box>\n          <size>0.1 0.1 0.1</size>\n        </box>\n      </geometry>\n    </collision>\n    <visual name=\"visual\">\n      <geometry>\n        <box>\n          <size>0.1 0.1 0.1</size>\n        </box>\n      </geometry>\n    </visual>\n \n    <sensor name=\"segmentation_camera\" type=\"segmentation\">\n      <topic>segmentation</topic>\n      <camera>\n        <segmentation_type>instance</segmentation_type>\n        <horizontal_fov>1.047</horizontal_fov>\n        <image>\n          <width>800</width>\n          <height>600</height>\n        </image>\n        <clip>\n          <near>0.1</near>\n          <far>10</far>\n        </clip>", "doc_4": "<light type=\"directional\" name=\"sun\">\n      <cast_shadows>true</cast_shadows>\n      <pose>0 0 10 0 0 0</pose>\n      <diffuse>0.8 0.8 0.8 1</diffuse>\n      <specular>0.2 0.2 0.2 1</specular>\n      <attenuation>\n        <range>1000</range>\n        <constant>0.9</constant>\n        <linear>0.01</linear>\n        <quadratic>0.001</quadratic>\n   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 </model>\n  </world>\n</sdf>"}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/70", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/70", "text_sha256": "311073a79c64a9108f5a22a8360302086fbdeaf9d207a62713cf4311683d0145", "gold_id": "camera_plugin/posepublishersdf_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["image_process/segmentationcameraig_9.txt", "image_process/segmentationcameraig_3.txt", "navsetplugin/sphericalcoordinates_6.txt", "gazebo_plugin/multicoptervelocityc_18.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "70"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7edb047b85d5d2ddedcb79800d92f56383a70f2a7288a9246ae21e4bded77df4"}}
{"state": "User: Hi, can you help me delete my account?\nAI: Sure, I can help with that. I just need your authentication information. Can you please provide me with your username and password?\nUser: My email is foo and my password is bar.\nAI: Thanks for providing that information. Before we delete your account, I need to authenticate you. Retrieving user token...", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/14", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/DeleteAccount-ModifyPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "344998be5d3e15c40ad37b7d1baafac98f91552658d4dde1ce2d077c32288dd6", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 14, "file": "DeleteAccount-ModifyPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ec67c49bf44f5c0714dc5c49e2cddcdf80167add4930230c6e06c573fd86c0cf"}}
{"state": "what is my expiration data for my card", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"apr": null, "replacement_card_duration": null, "credit_limit_change": null, "card_declined": null, "expiration_date": null, "improve_credit_score": null, "application_status": null, "report_lost_card": null, "damaged_card": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "expiration_date", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2708", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2708", "text_sha256": "9ca4c47eed6920eece6ff4dbf6b8faadd2f8f0cee8365c0a96953b59e221f18e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2708}, "stratum": "credit_cards", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d514dc7cc16e7deed977a8061bc77ccf0d6844bea3ad53d0dfb30ec292036a85"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Could you please find out when Shishir's birthday is from our previous conversations and then congratulate him by sending a 'Happy Birthday!' message regardless?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "send_message", "description": "Sends a message to a human user, supporting a full range of Unicode characters, including emojis.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"message\": {\"description\": \"The content of the message to be sent. Supports Unicode characters such as text and emojis.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"recipient\": {\"default\": \"default@example.com\", \"description\": \"The identifier of the recipient. This could be a username, phone number, or an email address, depending on the implementation.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"urgent\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"Flag to indicate if the message should be sent with high priority.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}}, \"required\": [\"message\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "pause_heartbeats", "description": "Temporarily ignore timed heartbeats for a specified duration. During this period, manual heartbeats and other events may still generate messages.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"minutes\": {\"description\": \"The duration in minutes for which heartbeats should be ignored. Must be between 1 and 3600 minutes (up to 60 hours).\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"minutes\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "message_chatgpt", "description": "Sends a message to ChatGPT, a basic AI model, for asking questions and getting responses. The interactions are stateless, meaning ChatGPT does not remember previous messages.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"message\": {\"description\": \"The message to send to ChatGPT, formatted as a complete English sentence.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"request_heartbeat\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"Determines whether to request an immediate heartbeat post-execution, useful for managing follow-up actions.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}}, \"required\": [\"message\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "core_memory_append", "description": "Appends the given content to a specific section of the core memory. This operation supports all unicode characters, including emojis, and allows for an immediate heartbeat request post-execution for follow-up actions.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"content\": {\"description\": \"The content to be appended to the memory. 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{"state": "User: Can you tell me my next appointment on March 25th, 2023?\nAI: Sure. What is your name?\nUser: My name is Robert Lee.\nAPI-Request: [QueryRegistration(patient_name='Robert Lee', date='2023-03-25')]->{'34567890': {'patient_name': 'Robert Lee', 'date': '2023-03-25', 'doctor_name': 'Dr. Kim'}}\nAI: According to my records, your next appointment on March 25th, 2023 is with Dr. Kim.\nUser: Thanks. Can you also give me information about shortness of breath?\nAI: Sure. What would you like to know about?\nUser: Can you give me some possible diseases and first-aid methods?", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge.", "QueryMeeting": "This API allows users to query the information of a meeting.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID."}, "label": "EmergencyKnowledge", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/325", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "aca8fca7ee131d670899396d29f285d398ae370c6fb51edeef19511059a315fd", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 325, "file": "QueryRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "EmergencyKnowledge", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c61ede9ccf8582fe00d4fff176bc12f295f8c7519016e5b5fe18b7003c7e3418"}}
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{"state": "Welcome to the story of a charming, fledgling diner, where the scent of new upholstery mingled with the promise of fresh beginnings. The echo of shiny kitchen utensils hinted at the culinary delights to come. Two key roles lay at the heart of our operations: the creation of mouthwatering meals, and the delivery of these gastronomic masterpieces to our expectant patrons. Three individuals stood ready to take on these tasks - Jessica, Samuel, and Rebecca. The challenge? Assigning the roles of chef and server to this trio, ensuring the success of our budding establishment.\n\nJessica, the dynamo of the diner, had a knack for culinary wizardry. She spent her spare time playing with spices and ingredients, turning them into enchanting recipes that had won her several local cooking contests. She was no stranger to merry chaos either, having previously navigated the bustling landscape at a city hotel's reception. She had a genuine love for conversing with people, filling her own life anthology with their stories. However, Jessica was a perfectionist, and Samuel’s tranquil approach bugged her. He was lax at best, strolling through tasks she thought required urgency. What irked Jessica more was Rebecca's decision-making. Rebecca had an uncanny knack of deciding things on behalf of Jessica without consulting her, which made Jessica feel undermined, unappreciated.\n\nRebecca, though treading on Jessica's toes, was a talented cook. She had taken culinary classes, and her family loved the gourmet meals she served them. Her proficiency wasn't limited to cooking: she had a razor-sharp memory that snapped up our regular customers' preferences. Rebecca was a sweetheart among our customers, her thoughtful service wringing generous ratings and tips from them. She carried an air of tranquility that paired well with Samuel's laid-back temperament. She guided Samuel, always patient, ever understanding. Rebecca was Samuel's mentor and friend.\n\nNow, let me introduce you to Samuel, our gourmet-junkie. He loved exploring different cuisines, perhaps because he was a former kitchen assistant at an upscale restaurant. He had waited tables at a five-star restaurant too, earning applause for his swift and efficient service. Rebecca's mentorship meant the world to Samuel, and he often incorporated her advice into his work. However, Jessica's high-octane intensity was a squeeze to Samuel, as he found it added unnecessary tension to the convivial kitchen atmosphere. \n\nThus, I had quite a pickle to solve: assigning the role of chefs and wait staff to Jessica, Rebecca, and Samuel. Each of them held their strengths, experiences, and quirks. The success of our nascent diner danced in the balance of my decision. The clock was ticking. The diner was due to open. People were due to be assigned. And I had a whole lot of considering to do.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Cooking meals: Samuel, Serving customers: Jessica and Rebecca", "opt_2": "Cooking meals: Rebecca, Serving customers: Jessica and Samuel", "opt_3": "Cooking meals: Jessica, Serving customers: Rebecca and Samuel"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/44", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/44", "text_sha256": "9bab1086a94ed7d5626b10c2fc2931134b1b8de97fde41853e0292fc11d8c5a2", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 44}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6179d8a660bb2e3991c64156bfa49fd8372de499588fce3234460cff1b944104"}}
{"state": "Why the eco-friendly soy ink is not abundent on the market?\n\nFrom time to time I see on different papers \"Printed with eco-friendly ink,\" so I assume that it is the soy-based ink. I have read a bit about it, and the opinions about soy-ink being eco-friendly are split, but I would say that it's definitely better than oil-based, as it contains less volatile substances.\n\nThen I wanted to buy one for my printer and... surprise! I cannot really find a trustworthy website (in my opinion) where one can buy it. Now my question is... Why? Why don't we see an abundance of such eco-friendly solutions? And where do the manufacturers of eco-friendly printouts find it? Or is it just a marketing text without any cover? Is there any label that can vouch for that?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "With a bit of love and creativity you can turn a wooden pallet into something quite unique and desirable. Cost efficient, eco-friendly and really rather cool.", "doc_2": "This section needs to be **updated** .  Please help update this article to\nreflect recent events or newly available information.  _( September 2020  ) _  \n  \n---|---  \n  \nA major problem with soy ink is that it takes more time to dry than petroleum-\nbased inks, due to its lack of evaporative solvents in the form of VOCs.  [4]\nThis creates challenges for some [ printing presses ](/wiki/Printing_press\n\"Printing press\") , especially those that use coated papers (such as\nmagazines) instead of porous, uncoated paper (such as newspapers) where the\nink can dry via absorption or IR in-line heaters. Current studies into [ UV\n](/wiki/Ultraviolet \"Ultraviolet\") -reactive ink curing are being conducted by\nmany ink producers, most prominently the [ Flint Group\n](http://www.flintgrp.com/) . This process dries much faster, is cheaper, uses\nless energy, and emits no VOCs.  [16]  This requires a significant equipment\nchange and has not been scaled down to consumer size as of 2006.", "doc_3": "Just think about it, you get to save a lot of your time and money because you\ndon’t have to go to the market to buy a thing you can have in your backyard;\nhow empowering that would feel.", "doc_4": "Go for something interesting and rewarding and bonus points for fun factor!\nMaking  [ eco-friendly glitter\n](http://www.thegoodlifewithamyfrench.com/single-post/DIY-Eco-Friendly-\nGlitter) is the latest thing for us, not that we buy it very often, it is just\nsomething we don't want to purchase again, and it sparkles!", "doc_5": "All About Cards offers a wide range of [ **ecological card alternatives**\n](https://www.allaboutcards.de/en/plasticcards/specials/eco-friendly-cards\n\"ecological card alternatives\") in addition to conventional plastic cards,\nwhich can be used as gift cards, customer cards or identity cards. Throughout\nthe entire production process, attention is paid to eco-friendly card\nproduction. In addition, more and more printer manufacturers are integrating\n\"green\" consumables such as environmentally friendly ink ribbons into their\nproduction, which have improved recycling properties."}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/49", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/49", "text_sha256": "157e222186032f2a3df2296772bdcc64a2c262bd12c32519786052053d078f95", "gold_id": "soy_ink/Soyink_57.txt", "negative_ids": ["soil_restoration/sustainablegoalsforthenewyear_77.txt", "aquaponics/aquaponicsinabackyardpond_45.txt", "credit_card/ecofriendlycardscardsuppliersmorethanjustatrend_16.txt", "wood_pallet/10usesforwoodenpallets_1.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "49"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7db79aa5ec9815f698af7f6066dcae7ac4f8a3c546db2595bf32a894bdecb014"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Rootine Is Improving Health Outcomes With Precision Nutrition. The data-driven nutrition company raises $3 million seed, empowering members to leverage their health data to achieve optimal health NASHVILLE, Tenn.(BUSINESS WIRE)August 10, 2021 Rootine announced today that it has raised $3 million in seed financing to empower members to improve their health and human performance with precision nutrition. Investors in the round include Novogenia GMBH, DSM Venturing, Duro VC, Launch TN Impact Fund, Cleo Capital and 20+ Angels including founders, executives, and clinicians who have worked at Havenly, Eterneva, Facebook, SoFI, Eight Sleep and more. Research indicates that up to 90% of the U.S. lacks adequate daily vitamin and mineral intake, resulting in micronutrient deficiencies that can have a significant impact on fatigue, mood, stress, sleep, and chronic diseases. Inadequate nutrition is also the number one cause of illness in the United States and nutritional deficiencies can be linked to 700,000deaths each year. While many try to cure these deficiencies and health conditions through one-size-fits-all supplements or nutrition plans, Rootineis building advanced technology and personalized solutions designed to optimize health and human performance. Today, members gain access to at-home testing and health data analytics, actionable insights, precision-personalized micronutrients, and digital health tracking tools through their member dashboard. Precision nutrition is an innovative approach that considers multiple data points including dietary habits, lifestyle, DNA, blood test results, and physical activity to develop targeted nutrition recommendations. The U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) recently announced its 10 year investmentin furthering precision nutrition science. As part of this initiative, the NIH has demonstrated its belief in precision nutritions ability to predict and leverage individual responses to promote health. Today, consumers either cannot access the relevant health data they need or cannot effectively utilize data they already have. Rootines precision nutrition technology leverages AI to ingest, analyze, and match individual DNA, blood, and lifestyle test results with thousands of clinical studies with the goal of unlocking better health outcomes. The future of health is data-driven and personalized, says Rachel Soper Sanders, co-founder and CEO of Rootine. We are entering a new era of human performance. An era in which we can achieve optimal health with products designed to enhance fitness, mental acuity, sleep, nutrition, and metabolic health through prescriptive solutions. Finally, there is a health stack for the empowered consumer and Rootine is an essential contributor. Sanders holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and previously worked in healthcare in investment banking, product, and strategy. She founded Rootine alongside Dr. Daniel Wallerstorfer, PhD, who holds a PhD in biotechnology and is a leading expert in nutrigenetic science. Sanders and Dr. Wallerstorfer met through a mutual mentor at Techstars and launched Rootine after personally struggling to find nutrition solutions to optimize their own health. We came together around a common missionto empower people to leverage their personal data to improve health, says Dr. Wallerstorfer. ABOUT ROOTINE Rootine unlocks better health and daily performance for members by leveraging precision nutrition. Rootines first product focuses on optimizing cellular nutrition through a precision-personalized daily micronutrient membership and a unique digital experience where members can track and improve health. 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{"state": "NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\n1. Introduction. This Non-Disclosure Agreement (this “Agreement”), which shall be effective for all purposes as of March 1, 2011, is entered into among Blueknight Energy Partners, L.P., a Delaware limited partnership (“Blueknight”), and Blueknight Energy Partners G.P., L.L.C., a Delaware limited liability company (the “General Partner”), on the one hand, and MSD Torchlight, L.P. (“Receiving Party), on the other hand. From time to time, Blueknight and the General Partner may (but shall not be obligated to) disclose to Receiving Party certain “non-public” information relating to Blueknight, the General Partner, their respective Affiliates and their respective businesses. Receiving Party acknowledges that, in making any such disclosures, Blueknight is relying on an exception to the disclosure requirements of Regulation FD requiring the recipients of such non-public information, which may also be Material, to agree to keep such information confidential. In consideration for the receipt of such non-public information, and for other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, Blueknight, the General Partner and Receiving Party agree as follows:\n2. Definitions.\n(a) “Affiliate” has the meaning provided in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act.\n(b) “Blueknight Non-public Information” shall mean information pertaining to Blueknight, the General Partner and/or their respective Affiliates that has not been Publicly Disclosed and that Blueknight or the General Partner discloses to Receiving Party, including, without limitation, the existence of the Refinancing Meeting (as defined below) and attendance by Receiving Party or any other limited partner of Blueknight at such meeting and all information regarding the refinancing disclosed, discussed or made available to Receiving Party at the Refinancing Meeting. The term Blueknight Non-public Information shall not include, however, information which (i) is or becomes generally available to the public other than as a result of disclosure by Receiving Party in breach of this Agreement, (ii) was or becomes available to Receiving Party on a non-confidential basis prior to or after its disclosure by Blueknight or the General Partner from a person, other than Blueknight or the General Partner, who is not known by Receiving Party to be bound by an obligation to Blueknight or the General Partner to keep such information confidential or (iii) is developed independently by Receiving Party without use of Blueknight Non-public Information and without violating any of the provisions of this Agreement.\n(c) “Exchange Act” shall mean the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended.\n(d) “Group” has the meaning provided such term in Blueknight’s partnership agreement.\n(e) “Material” shall have the meaning given such term under applicable federal and state securities laws, regulations, and interpretations thereof.\n(f) “Publicly Disclosed” shall mean public disclosure by Blueknight of the information in question, either via the filing of appropriate reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission, press release announcement, or other method of “public disclosure” within the meaning of applicable federal and state securities laws, regulations, and interpretations thereof.\n3. Obligation to Maintain Confidentiality. Receiving Party shall (a) keep and maintain any Material Blueknight Non-public Information in strict confidence and (b) not disclose to any other person the fact that Blueknight Non-public Information has been made available to Receiving Party, except, in each case, to the extent that Receiving Party is requested pursuant to, or required by, applicable law or regulation (including any filings required (and disclosures contained therein) under Section 13(d) of the Exchange Act) or by legal process (including by deposition, interrogatory, request for documents, subpoena, or similar process) to disclose any such information; provided, however, that Receiving Party may disclose such information to such of its representatives who need such information for the purpose of evaluating or assisting with Receiving Party’s investment in Blueknight, it being understood that such representatives shall be informed in advance by Receiving Party of the confidential nature of such information and Receiving Party shall be responsible for any breach of the provisions of this letter by such representatives.\n4. Trading in Blueknight Securities; Refinancing Meeting.\n(a) Receiving Party hereby acknowledges that it is aware that the United States securities laws prohibit any person who has Material non-public information about a company from purchasing or selling securities of such company or from communicating such information to any other person under circumstances in which it is reasonably foreseeable that such person is likely to purchase or sell such securities in reliance upon such information.\n(b) The parties agree that on March 3, 2011, representatives of the parties intend to meet with each other as well as certain other limited partners of Blueknight to discuss the refinancing and recapitalization of Blueknight (the “Refinancing Meeting”). The parties agree that (i) Receiving Party will not be considered part of a Group for purposes of Blueknight’s partnership agreement (including, without limitation, for purposes of the term “Outstanding” as defined therein) with any of the other limited partners in attendance at the Refinancing Meeting and (ii) neither Blueknight nor the General Partner will assert that the Receiving Party is part of a “group” (as such term is used in Section 13(d)(3) of the Exchange Act) with any of the other limited partners in attendance at the Refinancing Meeting, in each case, solely because of Receiving Party’s attendance at the Refinancing Meeting. Furthermore, the parties agree that (x) at the Refinancing Meeting there may be discussion in the nature of offers to compromise the disputed claims made in filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (including filings made on Schedule 13D),correspondence to the General Partner and Blueknight and/or statements made by Receiving Party or its representatives to the General Partner and Blueknight or their representatives and (y) all conduct of, or oral statements made by, Blueknight, the General Partner, Receiving Party or their respective representatives at the Refinancing Meeting that concern prospective settlement of the disputed claims (other than such conduct or statements containing information which (1) is or becomes generally available to the public other than as a result of disclosure by the party receiving the information at the Refinancing Meeting in breach of this Agreement, (2) was or becomes available to the party receiving the information at the Refinancing Meeting on a non-confidential basis prior to or after its disclosure at the Refinancing Meeting from a person who is not known by the party receiving the information at the Refinancing Meeting to be bound by an obligation to the party disclosing such information at the Refinancing Meeting to keep such information confidential or (3) is developed independently without use of conduct or statements at the Refinancing Meeting that concern prospective settlement of the disputed claims and without violating any of the provisions of this Agreement) are inadmissible and may not be used in any subsequent proceeding under applicable federal or state rules of evidence.\n(c) Receiving Party agrees that for a period of twenty (20) days from the date of the Refinancing Meeting, unless specifically consented to in writing by Blueknight, Receiving Party and its controlled Affiliates will not, directly or indirectly, effect any sale (including any short-sale) or acquisition of any equity securities (or beneficial ownership thereof) or acquisition of assets of Blueknight or any of its Affiliates. Blueknight and the General Partner agree that for a period of twenty (20) days from the date of the Refinancing Meeting, unless specifically consented to in writing by Receiving Party, Blueknight will not file a proxy statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission relating to the Unitholder Meeting (as defined in the Global Transaction Agreement, dated as of October 25, 2010, by and among the General Partner, Blueknight and the purchasers set forth in Schedule I thereto).\n5. Miscellaneous.\n(a) Receiving Party acknowledges that none of Blueknight, the General Partner nor any of their respective representatives makes any representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy or completeness of any Blueknight Non-public Information, that none of Blueknight, the General Partner nor any of their respective representatives shall have any liability whatsoever to Receiving Party or any other person as a result of their use of any Blueknight Non-public Information or any errors therein or omissions therefrom and that Receiving Party shall assume full and exclusive responsibility for any conclusions derived from the Blueknight Non-public Information.\n(b) Each of Blueknight, the General Partner and Receiving Party agrees that money damages would not be a sufficient remedy for any breach of this Agreement and that each of the parties shall be entitled, without the requirement of posting a bond or other security, to specific performance and injunctive or other equitable relief as a remedy for any breach of this Agreement. Such remedy shall not be deemed to be the exclusive remedy for a breach of this Agreement, but shall be in addition to all other remedies available at law or in equity. In the event of litigation relating to this Agreement, the non-prevailing party as determined by a court of competent jurisdiction in a final judgment shall be liable and pay to the prevailing party the reasonable legal fees and expenses such prevailing party has incurred in connection with such litigation, including any appeal therefrom.\n(c) This Agreement and the obligations of the parties hereunder (other than Section 4(b)) shall terminate upon the earlier to occur of (i) twenty (20) days from the date of the Refinancing Meeting, (ii) such time as Receiving Party is no longer in possession of Blueknight Non-public Information and (iii) with respect to any Section of this Agreement (other than Section 4(b)), such earlier time as set forth in such Section. Section 4(b) of this Agreement and the obligations of the parties under Section 4(b) shall terminate upon the date that is ten (10) years from the date hereof.\n(d) This Agreement shall be subject to, and construed in accordance with, the laws of the State of New York (excluding its conflicts of laws rules that would require application of the laws of any jurisdiction other than the State of New York) and applicable federal laws and regulations. This Agreement contains the entire agreement and understanding among the parties concerning the subject matter hereof, and supersedes any prior agreements, written or oral, relating to the subject matter hereof. This Agreement may be amended, modified or waived only by a separate writing executed by Blueknight and Receiving Party expressly so amending, modifying or waiving this Agreement. This Agreement may not be transferred or assigned (by operation of law or otherwise) by Receiving Party without the prior written consent of Blueknight, and shall inure to the benefit of and be binding upon the parties hereto and their respective permitted successors and assigns. This Agreement may be executed by facsimile and in any number of counterparts, each of such counterparts shall for all purposes be deemed an original and all such counterparts shall together constitute but one and the same instrument.\n[Signature Page Follows]\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned parties have executed this Agreement effective as of the date first set forth above.\nBLUEKNIGHT ENERGY PARTNERS, L.P.\nBy: Blueknight Energy Partners G.P., L.L.C.\nBy: /s/ Alex G. Stallings\nName: Alex G. Stallings\nTitle: Chief Financial Officer\nBLUEKNIGHT ENERGY PARTNERS G.P., L.L.C.\nBy: /s/ Alex G. Stallings\nName: Alex G. Stallings\nTitle: Chief Financial Officer\nMSD TORCHLIGHT, L.P.\nBy: MSD Capital, L.P.\nBy: /s/ Marcello Liguori\nName: Marcello Liguori\nTitle: Authorized Signatory", "questions": {"nda-10": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall not disclose the fact that Agreement was agreed or negotiated.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-16": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall destroy or return some Confidential Information upon the termination of Agreement.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-2": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information shall only include technical information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-3": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information may include verbally conveyed information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/605", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/605", "text_sha256": "a4d28739c53e00c770cfc8409d554a441c9e109e3038d10adc6c378a112583d9", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 605, "file_name": "1392091_0000950123-11-021325_c13551exv99w7.htm"}, "stratum": "sec-html", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "83450c19cc64c1be1581ef02700441459d858afa39bc93cb9d2f9159a005af45"}}
{"state": "There is a basket of no more than 6967957 avocadoes. If we divide them equally among 137 hippos, we have 24 left; if we divide them equally among 181 people, we have 25 left; if we divide them equally among 281 horses, we have 31 left. How many avocadoes are in the basket?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "calculate_division: This method takes two arguments, 'total_amount' and 'num_people', and returns the result of dividing the total amount equally among the number of people.", "tool_2": "google/pegasus-pubmed: Transformers The PEGASUS model is designed for abstractive summarization. It is pretrained on a mixture of C4 and HugeNews datasets and stochastically samples important sentences. The model uses a gap sentence ratio between 15% and 45% and a sentencepiece tokenizer that encodes newline characters.", "tool_3": "t5-efficient-large-nl36_fine_tune_sum_V2: Text2Text Generation A T5-based summarization model trained on the Samsum dataset. This model can be used for text-to-text generation tasks such as summarization without adding 'summarize' to the start of the input string. It has been fine-tuned for 10K steps with a batch size of 10.", "tool_4": "distribute_amount: To distribute an amount equally among a given number of persons", "tool_5": "divide_remain: it takes in a, b, and c, and checks if the remainder of a divided by b is equal to c"}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolink_query_216", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolink_query_216", "text_sha256": "5df97e8a8732d996264af377239b9aaa7c1f12007f8bfc42cf619fe6c28ec3e6", "gold_id": "toolink_tool_21", "negative_ids": ["toolink_tool_1745", "toolink_tool_358", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_560", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_564"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolink/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "toolink", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "be74aa9239b69a4f7b23c60cfebd0a543a953b106f6c4f849197909d83949605"}}
{"state": "Can you give me the lineup for the Arsenal vs [opponent team] match, including the starting players, substitutes, and formation used by Arsenal?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "searchMatches: Search for Premier League matches based on team names, date range, or match status.", "tool_2": "keyplays_football: Latest live soccer standings, results, commentary, tv stations, keyplays (with and without scores).", "tool_3": "talkfpl: Talk with AI to help you manage your FPL team. Compare players, transfer options and more.", "tool_4": "getTeamRoster: Retrieve a list of current players on an MLB team.", "tool_5": "searchPlayers: Search for Premier League players based on team name, position, or player name."}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/metatool_which_query_13", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/metatool_which_query_13", "text_sha256": "e16b202f43017b045aa8668255474a25fe9f493abbd8d1a5b681ed1903bcfec3", "gold_id": "metatool_which_tool_172", "negative_ids": ["toolalpaca_tool_819", "metatool_which_tool_67", "toolalpaca_tool_817", "toolalpaca_tool_1269"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:metatool/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "metatool", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c8a98f123cc53685fecd516035d2a59e1777e8fbe4eacb77b41c42eab4550a69"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Former top spy James Clapper explains how Russia swung the election to Trump"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Former top warlock James Clapper explains how Russia swung the election to Trump", "b": "Former top spy James Clapper explains how Russia swung the tire to Trump"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/2381-5705", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/2381", "text_sha256": "992123c50b8676f9cae893b3956c9505537207c7ad2e644f8ec9cfe24010955d", "grades": ["0.8", "0.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "2381-5705"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b5d113212584639453cede00fca57fd816b6590306b88e7622de35aa792abcb9"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Biodesix Named Company of the Year by Colorado BioScience Association. has been named Company of the Year by the Colorado BioScience Association (CBSA). The company was honored at the 16 th Annual CBSA Awards Dinner on November 7, 2019. The CBSA serves as the hub for Colorados life science industry with member organizations spanning biotechnology, pharmaceutical, medical device, diagnostic, ag bio, mobile digital health, research, academic, and service providers. Biodesix was selected as Company of the Year in recognition of the significant milestones the company reached in advancing patient access to novel diagnostic testing in the clinic, and in ongoing development of new tests that address areas of high unmet clinical needs across the continuum of care in lung cancer. Lung cancer is still the leading cause of cancer death among men and women. In 2018, approximately 234,000 patients were diagnosed and 154,000 died due to lung cancer, which represents over 25 percent of all cancer deaths in the United States. CBSAs Annual Awards Dinner highlighted how health innovations from Colorado make a global impact. We are proud to honor Biodesix for its innovation and bringing top minds together to strengthen the future of healthcare. As the first company to provide four best-in-class diagnostic tests for patients in lung cancer, Biodesix has demonstrated its commitment to helping physicians and their patients navigate lung cancer therapy decisions. The timing of this award is an additional honor, as it is lung cancer awareness month, said Jennifer Jones Paton, President and CEO of CBSA. CBSA is proud to honor Biodesix for its breakthroughs for patients, leadership in Colorados life sciences community and track record of success. Key milestones for Biodesix in 2019: Acquisition of Oncimmune in the U.S", "question": "to expand minimally invasive diagnostics to patients in North America with the EarlyCDT Lung test for lung nodule management, adding a 4th blood-based test to the portfolio Expanded reach of Nodify XL2 testing for lung nodule management Partnership with Thermo Fisher Scientific to devel What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"event organization\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"participation in an event\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"product updates\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"foundation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"company description\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1186", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/292a80dede0f37b2ef5e", "text_sha256": "4887333018ec08f0da8ac6ee045c3dc2c83cbdc7a52b8b2cebd45e7c0628bf48", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1186}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7091be8d6ebd3c423ff9c5f8b95b94e9e5d4f2d89012b0c881137087e7bd1f34"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#f4ff6b #840025 #ffdbbe #b28562 #ffcca5", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#29c3cf #abbf15 #93a603 #fcfff6 #d779ab", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#8c1c03 #222216 #453043 #8c4e03 #8d613a", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ff0000 #ffc428 #ff8500 #960000 #ff0070", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#403d39 #736b62 #bfb2a3 #f2e4c9 #f2ebdc", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#506601 #629937 #ffb54c #665e2f #991167", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#2a2727 #4c3f3f #739e6f #acceaa #fbf3de", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#2a2727 #4c3f3f #739e6f #acceaa #fbf3de", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#8c5c03 #a66d03 #595736 #2e5159 #0a3b59", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#283034 #6f8e6d #e7e9b8 #fff6cb #4e6571", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#6c827b #785544 #586966 #bfb78d #543d30", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#7fffc9 #58615d #4c3f3a #47312a #072529", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#c8e2ff #84b3f2 #dceaff #7c96db #2f62b5", "b": "#266ab8 #00326b #ffac4e #6b3e0b #b87326"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/953", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/953", "text_sha256": "06cad26adc85b2b1794b05a377929f7f55b2f7c79dbe8ada04ce6889aba9c8af", "themes": [12895, 11249], "ratings": [3, 5], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 953}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ab09432f8c0016d5411e601316945cbdef53d4690d750c82b4a1260b956a099d"}}
{"state": "Write a python function to split a string into characters.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null}, "label": "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.274", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.274", "text_sha256": "26df846493d2d480fe8fe33f9bee94f64935c100a0570b7e925788a5d9fbbb11", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.274"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c9fa7bf215463e4cbfeeb4adede0939616eebb6ca7644d3aecb44cf1a600d8d4"}}
{"state": "please set an alarm for me", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"share_location": null, "find_phone": null, "time": null, "weather": null, "make_call": null, "calculator": null, "spelling": null, "alarm": null, "date": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "alarm", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/1472", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/1472", "text_sha256": "a0c01df2519198e8158549a0d1dda09fa021a5fffc485c18fb3691e4df1ea24c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1472}, "stratum": "utility", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8d9c83d7cb3797dad0f244575e203f9da18a2ed345b59278f962c50e94cb257e"}}
{"state": "Create message which is array of submessages?\n\nLet's say I created a custom message in ROS2. How would I create a second meta message consisting of an array of those messages?\n\nThe documentation tutorial is very poor on creating anything but trivial messages.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Hello all ! I have a package with a server that use a custom message for a\nservice. The thing is that I need to compile twice for it to see the message\nfor the server. Lets say I suppress my build and devel in my catkin. Then I\nuse `catkin_make` The first time I have this error : fatal error:\nopen_tld_3d/model.h: No such file or directory Then `catkin_make` again and\neverything is fine this time. I was wondering what could cause this behavior\nsince everything seem to be ok the second time. I guess it's just that it is\nnot able to see the message created at first and then on the second run it is\nable to finally find it but I don't know what to change to make it find the\nmessage on the firs run. I don't want to put all my CMakeList.txt here\n(because they're big) so if you could please tell me what could be relevant to\nfind the reason and I'll put it on this post. Thanks a lot", "doc_2": "We assume you’ve reviewed the basics in the [ Creating custom msg and srv\nfiles  ](Custom-ROS2-Interfaces.html) tutorial before working through this\none.", "doc_3": "#  geometry_msgs Msg/Srv Documentation\nSee also:\n  * [ Website ](http://wiki.ros.org/geometry_msgs)\n  * [ Code API Documentation ](index.html)\n##  Message types\n  * [ Accel ](msg/Accel.html)\n  * [ AccelStamped ](msg/AccelStamped.html)\n  * [ AccelWithCovariance ](msg/AccelWithCovariance.html)\n  * [ AccelWithCovarianceStamped ](msg/AccelWithCovarianceStamped.html)\n  * [ Inertia ](msg/Inertia.html)\n  * [ InertiaStamped ](msg/InertiaStamped.html)\n  * [ Point ](msg/Point.html)\n  * [ Point32 ](msg/Point32.html)\n  * [ PointStamped ](msg/PointStamped.html)\n  * [ Polygon ](msg/Polygon.html)\n  * [ PolygonStamped ](msg/PolygonStamped.html)\n  * [ Pose ](msg/Pose.html)\n  * [ Pose2D ](msg/Pose2D.html)\n  * [ PoseArray ](msg/PoseArray.html)\n  * [ PoseStamped ](msg/PoseStamped.html)\n  * [ PoseWithCovariance ](msg/PoseWithCovariance.html)\n  * [ PoseWithCovarianceStamped ](msg/PoseWithCovarianceStamped.html)\n  * [ Quaternion ](msg/Quaternion.html)\n  * [ QuaternionStamped ](msg/QuaternionStamped.html)\n  * [ Transform ](msg/Transform.html)\n  * [ TransformStamped ](msg/TransformStamped.html)\n  * [ Twist ](msg/Twist.html)\n  * [ TwistStamped ](msg/TwistStamped.html)\n  * [ TwistWithCovariance ](msg/TwistWithCovariance.html)\n  * [ TwistWithCovarianceStamped ](msg/TwistWithCovarianceStamped.html)\n  * [ Vector3 ](msg/Vector3.html)\n  * [ Vector3Stamped ](msg/Vector3Stamped.html)\n  * [ Wrench ](msg/Wrench.html)\n  * [ WrenchStamped ](msg/WrenchStamped.html)\n_autogenerated on Wed, 02 Mar 2022 00:06:53_", "doc_4": "#  1 Create a package  \n\nOpen a new terminal and [ source your ROS 2 installation  ](../Beginner-CLI-\nTools/Configuring-ROS2-Environment.html) so that ` ros2  ` commands will work.\n\nNavigate into the ` ros2_ws  ` directory created in a [ previous tutorial\n](Creating-A-Workspace/Creating-A-Workspace.html#new-directory) .\n\nRecall that packages should be created in the ` src  ` directory, not the root\nof the workspace. So, navigate into ` ros2_ws/src  ` , and run the package\ncreation command:\n\n    \n    \n    ros2 pkg create --build-type ament_cmake --license Apache-2.0 cpp_pubsub\n    \n\nYour terminal will return a message verifying the creation of your package `\ncpp_pubsub  ` and all its necessary files and folders.\n\nNavigate into ` ros2_ws/src/cpp_pubsub/src  ` . Recall that this is the\ndirectory in any CMake package where the source files containing executables\nbelong.", "doc_5": "#  1 Creating the custom_action_cpp package  \n\nAs we saw in the [ Creating a package  ](../../Beginner-Client-\nLibraries/Creating-Your-First-ROS2-Package.html) tutorial, we need to create a\nnew package to hold our C++ and supporting code."}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/51", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/51", "text_sha256": "b6a35bcf113ab9297f6bbaedb32f2b92af46db898c1c608e3e5aea28ab92a3be", "gold_id": "message_type/indexmsghtml_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["interface_name/SinglePackageDefineA_33.txt", "octomap_publish/WritingASimpleCppPub_11.txt", "rclcpp_service_action/Cpphtml_11.txt", "Odometry/allp2html_53.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "51"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "edb52d931bcd5c00c3db14df9a8e1cb84d1d25899a0d1c768c90ee2397041636"}}
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{"state": "please lookup my experion credit score", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"redeem_rewards": null, "credit_limit": null, "credit_score": null, "international_fees": null, "damaged_card": null, "new_card": null, "improve_credit_score": null, "apr": null, "application_status": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "credit_score", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/800", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/800", "text_sha256": "6c9587b075474a602d2b46b9eecc38f9510daf2d6fba460a533e08645aaae5b1", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 800}, "stratum": "credit_cards", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "85e23a496cad3c8af9ba5975ff018ff74f2c5b93f76ea697d79bae2ffd7f1178"}}
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{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What is the record for the most points scored by a single player in an NBA game?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "sports_data.basketball.most_points_single_season", "description": "Returns the record for the most points scored by a single player in one season of NBA, including the player name, points scored, and season.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"league\": {\"description\": \"The specific basketball league for which to fetch the record. In this case, 'NBA'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"league\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "sports_data.basketball.most_points_career", "description": "Returns the record for the most points scored by a player in his career in NBA, including the player name, total points scored, and career span.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"league\": {\"description\": \"The specific basketball league for which to fetch the record. In this case, 'NBA'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"league\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "sports_data.basketball.most_points_single_game", "description": "Returns the record for the most points scored by a single player in one game of NBA, including the player name, points scored, and game date.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"league\": {\"description\": \"The specific basketball league for which to fetch the record. In this case, 'NBA'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"league\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `sports_data.basketball.most_points_single_season` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `sports_data.basketball.most_points_career` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `sports_data.basketball.most_points_single_game` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/multiple_22", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/multiple_22", "text_sha256": "9957c0c0be9f5cf2ffb7e8b37b1703ef23d46badc891966a928a99a22421145c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_multiple.json", "id": "multiple_22"}, "stratum": "multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f61f5ac6a17353b2312448079e50747e0006f3727f7396edf5a61c998c1b15fe"}}
{"state": {"service": "Find and book a hotel room anywhere", "dialogue": ["User: Can you find me a place to visit?", "System: Where should I search?", "User: Search Philly.", "System: There's the Art Museum Steps tourist attraction.", "User: Is it free to enter? Can I bring my kids?", "System: It's free and child friendly.", "User: Okay, glad to hear. Can you find me a hotel there as well?", "System: There's the 3 star Aka University City.", "User: What about another hotel?", "System: There's the 3 star Aloft Philadelphia Airport.", "User: And another hotel?", "System: There's the 3 star Aloft Philadelphia Downtown.", "User: Can I smoke there?", "System: Smoking is strictly forbidden.", "User: What's the phone number?", "System: You can dial +1 215-607-2020.", "User: Okay, great. I'd like to reserve that hotel."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"HotelReservation": "Make a hotel reservation given the hotel, check-in date, and length of stay", "FindAccommodation": "Look for a place to stay for a provided location", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "HotelReservation", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/20_00095/16", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/20_00095", "text_sha256": "729d27c7c1face0e868bc71e0a0e71f3a0e352c7ea3ae41218a6e0a1041a6518", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "20_00095", "turn": 16}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "08bcacce12c21c3c632b5b0fdb23ae4bb291afa4737706c9ceec4f4daea96a17"}}
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{"state": "In the cramped confines of an airplane mid-flight, Zoe was slain using a simple bottle of bleach, propelling Detective Winston into a sky-high murder mystery involving two main suspects: Russell and Alice.\n\nDetective Winston traced his finger along the cleaning supply shelves on the upper deck of Russell's boat, eyeing the bleach conspicuously nestled between a bucket and a scrub brush. The boat bobbed upon the serene waves, while a plane passed overhead, reminding Winston of an earlier sighting.\n\nHe remembered seeing Russell boarding that particular plane; a coincidence which became crucial as the case developed.\n\n\"Russell,\" Winston began, involuntarily swaying a bit with the boat's movement, \"You use these for cleaning the vessel?\"\n\n\"Sure do. Learned that during my ship cleanup training. Bleach is requisite for keeping everything in shipshape,\" the sailor responded, stretching a calloused hand to pick up the vessel. \"However, I had a bit of an accident with it once, spilled it on my hands causing harsh chemical burns. Not pleasant, I can tell you.\"\n\nRussell's face hardened a bit as he set the bleach back in place, adding, somewhat awkwardly, \"But what can you do? Matter of training, innit? We all follow procedures.\"\n\nWinston nodded, making noncommittal noise in agreement. Then, he continued, \"Russell, tell me about that trip... the one you took not long ago.\"\n\n\"Oh, that?\" Russell scratched his head, \"Nothing much to tell, I don't fly often, water is more my domain. But yeah, had to visit family, got a ticket for a coastal ride.\"\n\nWinston leaned forward, observing Russell's expressions. \"By coincidence, Zoe was also on that flight, wasn't she?\" \n\nRussell stiffened slightly and Winston noticed the hint of worry crossing his eyes. \"Yeah, small world, innit? She was there, sat right beside me for the entirety of the trip.\"\n\nInquiring further Winston said, “Did she seem jittery to you, Russell? I Received word that she's been contacting the police for quite some time, reporting offenses she's witnessed.”\n\nRussell responded nervously, \"Yeah, heard something similar...It made me uncomfortable, seeing how she started discussing her crime witnessings and all... Well, she even talked about some smuggler group... and I involuntarily disclosed my involvement in questionable activities. Honestly, it felt as if she had seen right through me.”\n\nWinston noticed the worry in Russell's eyes again. He deduced it resulted from Zoe witnessing his wrongdoings and now disclosing these events to others, especially the police. Feeling the tension growing, Winston quickly shifted subjects, “There was even a time when she accepted a drink from you during the flight, didn’t she?”\n\nRussell looked at him, just a hint of surprise in his eyes as he affirmed, \"Yes. Yes, she did.\"\n\nAfter leaving Russell, Winston couldn't help but think of Zoe and the courage she had exhibited. Zoe had revealed to a close friend about Russell's suspicious actions that looked a lot like drug smuggling. As Winston walked away, he marveled at this young woman's knack for uncovering truths and wondered who’d believe that her penchant for justice would lead her down this turbulent path.\n\nWinston stood at the back of the airplane cabin, dull fluorescent lights casting an artificial pallor over the surrounding faces. There, in an almost eerie calm, sat Alice, the spiritual guru making her way to a retreat with Zoe. Alice was once a flight attendant and used to her guide her companions while flying, as can be seen by the way she carefully selected seats together while booking tickets for herself and Zoe for this flight. \n\n\"Alice,\" Winston began, taking the empty seat next to the spiritual guru. She turned to him, her face flushed and lined with sweat. He noted a fidgety disposition coupled with nervous scratching and almost indecipherable mumbling, but he continued. \"I heard you and Zoe were traveling together for a spiritual retreat. And, I remember a gossip at the airport that you specifically saw to it that your seats were together?\"\n\nAlice nodded, her hands shaking slightly. \"Yes, that's why we bought the tickets together. I always get nervous during flights. Being seated close to my companion helps.\" \n\nWinston took that in, feeling a certain satisfaction at the beads of sweat dotting Alice's forehead. \"And you were helping Zoe adjust with air travel like in your flight attendant days, right?\"\n\n\"No,\" Alice said rapidly, her hands touched her chest, and then flittering over the bottles laying around her. \"I... I just comfort her with my spiritual methods.\"\n\nThe detective's keen eyes took note of the bottles, their familiarity stinging his brain. Essential oil, but what interested Winston was the similarity they shared in shape and size with another bottle, a bleach bottle he remembered Alice once accidentally swallowed from in her past- the incident which maybe even led her towards understanding the spiritual practices involving bleach ingestion. \n\n\"You've got quite the collection of bottles here, Alice.\"\n\nShe nodded hesitatingly, \"For my spiritual practices. I was even researching the effects of bleach for cleansing... even after that incident where I accidentally swallowed a sip and had to go to the hospital. It got me interested, you see.\"\n\nWinston let her words trail off, but his mind was racing. He looked at Zoe's empty seat, her preferred Dragonfruit punch still untouched. The same beverage, Winston noticed, that was in Alice's bag, suspiciously close to the bleach-shaped bottles. \n\nBefore Winston got up to leave, he asked casually, \"Was it you who had an exchange with an infamous drug dealer some time back? I believe I saw you handing over some money.\"\n\nAlice's face turned whiter, if possible. \"That man... he had a history of selling illegal drugs... but I was only buying... I...\"\n\nWinston left her there, mumbling to herself. He had his facts. The mystery wasn't solved, but the clues were there, and Winston turned away as he received a message on his phone. He wondered if the truth went even deeper than it seemed.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Russell", "opt_2": "Alice"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/74", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/74", "text_sha256": "58ec191a111892547c85509e23c425690fff92d16541e9515113d0dd855516d8", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 74}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "07ae6642bc1d3fd76d47717d54c8156f8e38837fb8d94cd6e53e95d7d3f0fa83"}}
{"state": "A can do 50% more work as B can do in the same time. B alone can do a piece of work in 20 hours. A, with help of B, can finish the same work in how many hours ?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "remaining_task_fraction(worker_time, work_time): def remaining_task_fraction(worker_time, work_time): \"\"\" Calculate the fractional part of a task that remains after a worker works alone for a certain amount of time. Parameters: worker_time (float): The time (in hours) the worker takes to complete the task alone. work_time (float): The time (in hours) the worker has already worked alone. Returns: float: The fractional part of the task that …", "tool_2": "men_to_days: Calculates the number of days required to complete a piece of work based on the number of men working on it.", "tool_3": "calculate_regular_pay: This method takes one argument, 'hours', and returns the amount of money Mary earns for the first 'hours' hours of work, at a rate of $8 per hour.", "tool_4": "calculate_work_rate: This method takes one argument, 'days', and returns the work rate per day for a worker who can complete the work in 'days'.", "tool_5": "calculate_overtime_pay: This method takes one argument, 'hours', and returns the amount of money Mary earns for the overtime hours of work, at a rate of 25% higher than her regular rate."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolink_query_179", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolink_query_179", "text_sha256": "664a0294a046ac3502f767d61d65e984ba216d17d7a1e77d8bec094d0ed91842", "gold_id": "toolink_tool_46", "negative_ids": ["toolink_tool_1209", "toolink_tool_1210", "craft_Math_algebra_tool_146", "toolink_tool_1668"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolink/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "toolink", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9436431d50fee81deff303aae69be30ce2e6a11837c7f4c7cf22ea1c45028b44"}}
{"state": {"service": "See what the weather will be like in your area", "dialogue": ["User: I'm going to be needing a hotel, can you help me book one please.", "System: Sure, which city will you need a hotel in?", "User: I will be staying in Paris, France, so let's look there.", "System: Alright, I've got 10 hotels for you. let's start with Ac Hotel By Marriott Paris Porte Maillot, this hotel has a 4 star rating.", "User: Great, that will do.", "System: Ok, should I reserve a room now?", "User: No, not now.", "System: Ok, I understand. Will there be anything else I can assist you with?", "User: Yes, I wanted to know the weather for March 9th there."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindWeatherForLocation": "Search for weather by city or zip code", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "FindWeatherForLocation", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/14_00026/8", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/14_00026", "text_sha256": "7ae1353aa5116f043b7b2de91904f1569d392e529cdc14183dc1dff0b0ab6190", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "14_00026", "turn": 8}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "781676a9f8dbf22b47e4e1ebecbf8b03a037eb5fc349ad4192ae586087220cb7"}}
{"state": "Write a function that takes in a list and an integer n and returns a list containing the n largest items from the list.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-v2": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.111", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.111", "text_sha256": "977a925fce4a38bf7dafcfc5db5ad404e3fa9c62938ae0a0a3d067f15fbab806", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.111"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2b6dbb5187cb8f6f9e23a657f07c763e269a7b36edc162446bd3cdc544c5dcd3"}}
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{"state": "For my research related to coastal Odisha, India I am mapping the coastal boundary. I have downloaded available Landsat images which date back to 1972. But I want to map the same for before 1972.\r\n\r\nI am interested in old topographic maps showing the coastal boundary of Odisha, preferably before 1970.\r\n\r\nDoes anyone know from where can I get the scanned map of the same?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "GVP Map Holdings\n\nThe maps shown below have been scanned from the GVP map archives and include the volcano on this page. Clicking on the small images will load the full 300 dpi map. Very small-scale maps (such as world maps) are not included. The maps database originated over 30 years ago, but was only recently updated and connected to our main database. We welcome users to tell us if they see incorrect information or other problems with the maps; please use the Contact GVP link at the bottom of the page to send us email.\n\n\n\n\nSmithsonian", "doc_2": "ologies\n\nSoftware\nWeb services and APIs\nWeb map services (WMS)\nDatabases\nGeotechnical data services\nCollaborations\n\n\nInformation hub\n\nDigital data licensing and resellers\nPublications\nData collections\nDictionaries\nBGS maps portal\nScanned records\nPhotographs and images\nBorehole records\n\n\nOpenGeoscience\n\nPhotographs and images\nMobile apps\nSoftware\nScanned records\nWeb services and APIs\nData collections\nPublications\nMap data downloads\nMap viewers\n\n\nDigital data licensing and resellers", "doc_3": "ologies\n\nSoftware\nWeb services and APIs\nWeb map services (WMS)\nDatabases\nGeotechnical data services\nCollaborations\n\n\nInformation hub\n\nDigital data licensing and resellers\nPublications\nData collections\nDictionaries\nBGS maps portal\nScanned records\nPhotographs and images\nBorehole records\n\n\nOpenGeoscience\n\nPhotographs and images\nMobile apps\nSoftware\nScanned records\nWeb services and APIs\nData collections\nPublications\nMap data downloads\nMap viewers\n\n\nDigital data licensing and resellers", "doc_4": "India and Pakistan AMS Topographic Maps - Perry-Castañeda Map Collection -\nUT Library Online\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPCL Map Collection > India and Pakistan AMS Topographic Maps\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIndia and Pakistan 1:250,000\n\nSeries U502, U.S. Army Map Service, 1955-\n\nClick here for full size index map (3.9 MB) \nClick here for complete list of map images in this collection", "doc_5": "or sheared roof areas. There were many discontinuous faults and fractures.\n\nProduction\n\n\nCompany\n\nMine Name\n\nDate\n\nProduction (tons)\n\n\n\nSahara Coal Company, Inc. (add)\n\nSahara No. 21(add)\n\n1970-1993\n\n12,487,858\n\n\nTotal Production:  12,487,858\n\nProduction Notes\nCoal Report production (if available)\n\nSources of Data\n\n\nSource Map\n\nMap Date\n\nOriginal Scale\n\nDigitized Scale\n\nMap"}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/85", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/85", "text_sha256": "8c7a4806cf0a7eb7902ca9c66fc01ce7828e88ddf357b716fce76f3f21c4227d", "gold_id": "old_topographic_map/india1.txt", "negative_ids": ["igneous_petrologists/volcano_cfm_vn_2213304_5.txt", "pompeii_and_herculaneum/how_volcanoes_form2_4.txt", "igneous_petrologists/how_volcanoes_form2_4.txt", "coal_under_sahara/09114_1.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "85"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2d033f8314378268b968fadde05c613b136f5d3b8e16830c557e49eab63cc7c9"}}
{"state": "user: Get the reviews of the first Airbnb property listed in New York. Retrieve at most three reviews including the comment, rating, and date. Also, search for information about the first author listed on Google Scholar and retrieve their name, affiliation, and up to three articles written by them. Finally, generate the MLA citation format for the first Google Scholar organic search result related to 'machine learning'.\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: Search for Airbnb properties in New York.\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: AirbnbSearch.search_property_by_place\nuser: What is the value of 'place' required by the current tool?\nassistant: New York\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: Retrieve reviews for the first Airbnb property in New York.\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: AirbnbSearch.get_property_reviews\nuser: What is the value of 'propertyId' required by the current tool?\nassistant: 858697692672545141\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: Get the author ID for the first author listed on Google Scholar.\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: GoogleScholar.get_author_id\nuser: What is the value of 'mauthors' required by the current tool?\nassistant: first author\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: Retrieve information about the first author listed on Google Scholar.\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: GoogleScholar.get_author_information\nuser: What is the value of 'author_id' required by the current tool?\nassistant: HhtZwpAAAAAJ\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: Search for scholarly articles related to 'machine learning' on Google Scholar.\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: GoogleScholar.search_google_scholar\nuser: What is the value of 'query' required by the current tool?\nassistant: machine learning\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: Generate MLA citation format for the first Google Scholar organic search result related to 'machine learning'.\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "GoogleScholar.get_author_information: Search for an author's information by author's id provided by get_author_id.", "tool_2": "GoogleScholar.get_author_id: The getAuthorId function is used to get the author's id by his or her name.", "tool_3": "GoogleScholar.search_google_scholar: Search for scholarly articles on Google Scholar", "tool_4": "AirbnbSearch.get_property_reviews: This function retrieves the reviews of a property given its ID.", "tool_5": "GoogleScholar.get_citation_format: get MLA citation format by an identification of organic result's id"}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/t_eval_dialog_query_38", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/t_eval_dialog_query_38", "text_sha256": "6e751587386e0ab83e242966d16250cba8bc0a58ffa88b73d6709ca737188a2c", "gold_id": "t_eval_dialog_tool_35", "negative_ids": ["t_eval_step_tool_37", "t_eval_step_tool_3", "t_eval_step_tool_44", "t_eval_step_tool_36"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:t-eval-dialog/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "t-eval-dialog", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5eed95998cb1258a93bc0de2cac5f865192ec3676aa99aa97e4bf4912b84d3ca"}}
{"state": {"service": "Find out for any date what the weather will be like", "dialogue": ["User: i need to free myself from office work to watch a movie. Find me some good movie to watch?", "System: what genre are you looking for movies to watch?", "User: find some funny kind of movies.", "System: i found the following movies as per your taste. A madea Family funeral, Auntie mame, and dr. strangelove", "User: ok let's go with auntie mame moive.", "System: whether i need to find any other thing?", "User: i would like to rent that movie. please help me", "System: please check and confirm the following details. the movie to watch is auntie mame and with no subtitles.", "User: ok this is good . who is the director of that movie? what is the price to rent the movie?", "System: movie is rented successfully. you should watch it within 3 days. the rent of the movie is $3 . Morton Dacosta is the director of that movie.", "User: thanks a lot. find me the weather condition on march 11th in stanford?", "System: the average temperature for the day should be 86 degrees fahrenheit. there is a 9 percent chance of rain.", "User: ok thats great.", "System: whether i need to find anything else?", "User: no, thanks for now."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindAForecast": "Get the weather for your area", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/9_00124/14", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/9_00124", "text_sha256": "7b7ec165e28550c3b9d0bbb80aab04e07e811dcb5afc2a66213cd67e7c9758e0", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "9_00124", "turn": 14}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e9fa1578942f1a0cc40b10b1ec4ce18fcca1d092cd67d8d7047ed0e7ebff4857"}}
{"state": "In the high-intensity world of a local fitness center, Tommy's exercise regime is abruptly terminated by a lethal shiv; now it's up to the grizzled Detective Winston to break through the sweat and secrets as he hones in on two prime suspects, Lucy and Jacqueline.\n\nDetective Winston sat in the briefing room, carefully analyzing the security camera footage from the suburban shopping complex. He rewound to the point where he noticed Lucy leave the fitness center. The time stamp showed 15 minutes after the coroner's estimated time of death of Tommy, the unfortunate victim.\n\nEarlier in the day, Winston had come across an interesting note in the primary investigations. Tommy had been receiving payments from Lucy, presumably to keep some secret that Lucy had unwittingly divulged. Tommy, however, had made known that it wasn't enough... that she needed to pay him a larger sum... a sum she wasn't able to produce.\n\nThis reality led Winston to pay some attention to Lucy. It turned out, Lucy, a known dancer, had an upcoming practice at the same fitness center on the fateful day of Tommy's demise. Lucy's dance was quite unique--she danced with a shiv, not just as a prop, but as an integral part of her performance, spinning, slashing, and twirling it around.\n\nWinston decided to visit the fitness center and found Lucy's signature in the sign-in sheet, marked at the same exact time as Tommy's estimated time of death. The receptionist chipped in, \"Lucy entered here with Tommy that day... this was actually the first time I'd seen them together.\" This suggested that Lucy had no choice but to confront Tommy in an attempt to stop his blackmailing.\n\nThe revelation about Lucy's professional life and her peculiar dance performances stunned him. The receptionist said, “If her secret was ever exposed, Lucy's career would end disastrously. As for her dance, her use of the shiv as part of her show is quite an expected sight.”\n\nMoreover, Winston discovered a faded, grubby envelope in Tommy’s gym locker. It was an anonymous letter, revealing Lucy's secret. Surprisingly, upon comparing Lucy’s signature from the sign-in sheet with the handwriting on the envelope, Winston realized Lucy herself had written the letter. Lucy, it seemed, had accidentally written the letter meant to be anonymous, revealing her secret to Tommy. This sparked a new theory in Winston's mind - Could this all be the result of a terrible mistake gone horribly wrong? Only time, and further inquiry, would reveal the truth.\n\nWinston's weary eyes scanned over the case files strewn about his cluttered desk. The steady hum of the police station's fluorescent lights created a rhythm to his thoughts; a rhythm punctuated by the geopolitical chatter of recent daily news and opinions from Tommy's supporters. \n\nFrom where Winston sat, Tommy's controversial views had certainly ruffled some neighbourhood feathers. He recalled Jacqueline, a notoriously private woman, often speaking out against Tommy in townhall meetings. Seemed old Tommy achieved a lot of local support, in stark contrast to Jacqueline's more solitary lifestyle. \n\nWinston decided to visit Jacqueline, remembering her as a nocturnal creature of sorts. A peculiar sight in their quiet suburban neighbourhood, Jacqueline walking around at midnight like it was midday. She kept to herself during the day, attending the local fitness center with methodical consistency. Made him wonder if this sudden bout of public solitude was her coping mechanism to the loneliness.\n\nHe found Jacqueline during her daily gym routine, towel draped over her shoulder, whirring away on an elliptical. She wasn't much of a people person which reflected in her sparse network of people she called friends. Despite this, she had a knack for voicing her political opinions against Tommy's propaganda since he gained popularity.\n\n\"Hello, detective,\" Jacqueline breathed out during her midday exercise regimen. It wasn't lost on Winston that Tommy met his end at this very gym, during the times Jacqueline was usually here.\n\n\"Ms. Jacqueline, how have you been?\" He asked, running a hand over his stubbled chin.\n\n\"Workin' on my fitness,\" She huffed, continuing to jog on the spot. \"You know how it is, detective. Same routine, every day.\"\n\nAs Winston drove away after their brief meeting, he couldn’t help but notice Jacqueline stepping out for her regular midnight stroll, bathed in the orange glow of the streetlights. Even as Tommy’s death sent ripples through the community, Jacqueline continued her routine unphased. Her quiet opposition to Tommy’s politics echoed in her campaign contributions, driving anti-Tommy sentiment as much as a grandma with limited friends could.\n\nGranny or not, Jacqueline's routine, political opposition, and solitary habits seemed woven tightly into this case's fabric. 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{"state": {"passage": "Madison VR developer switches its focus to medical training. Save For years, the company ArchVirtual has been bringing architecture into the realm of virtual reality. Now, its trying to do the same for job training, and training medical professionals in particular. ArchVirtual recently launched a software platform called Acadicus a virtual reality tool that medical training facilities can use to teach and simulate procedures for aspiring nurses, emergency response technicians and clinicians. Two weeks after the projects launch, company co-founder Jon Brouchoud said hes already working with the UW Health Clinical Simulation Program to implement the technology there. With Acadicus, you can put on a headset, and be immersed with a medical expert, Brochoud said. Youre not a static observer, a passive observer of a video. Youre engaged in the learning. Youre able to pick up instruments and follow along. Brouchoud said that the software could be applied to environmental job training in industries from construction to automotive repair. However, the company is primarily targeting medical training facilities for Acadicus' launch. Schools that buy Acadicus get a library of virtual reality training simulations. A student pops on a virtual reality headset, picks a course, and find themselves in an operating room, an examination room, an ambulance, or any one of the softwares other pre-built environments. They would be able to see the avatars of other students participating in the course, as well as that of an instructor and have access to an inventory of tools, from scalpels to valve masks, as well as interactive assets like human dummies to practice procedures on. From there, theyd be able to follow along the instructor as they walk through a medical procedure. Currently, Brouchoud said the technology is well-suited for teaching broad-stroke lessons things like establishing a sterile field on a patient, or walking through the fundamentals of emergency response. In later iterations of the software, he hopes to enable more sophisticated lessons, such as complex surgical techniques. But the real innovation that sets Acadicus apart, said Brouchoud, is the ability for instructors to record themselves giving demonstrations in Acadicus. An instructor literally walks in, hits record, and Acadicus records everything theyre saying, everything theyre doing, said Brouchoud. They can save that training into the library...and someone else can come in and see face-to-face this instructor talking. Brouchoud said this is an innovation in hands-on health care education. Up until this point, facilities have been investing in sim-labs brick-and-mortar recreations of health care environments with high-tech equipment and mannequins or acquire off-the-shelf or commissioned VR simulations that lack specificity or customizability. A product like Acadicus, said Brouchoud, means that a facility wouldnt have to invest millions in expensive sim-lab equipment, or commission a VR developer every time they want to make a new course in virtual reality. Weve realized that, if we really wanna make a difference in the industry, the time and cost and complexity has to come down, he said. Although Brouchoud and ArchVirtual have made job training software before, the new focus on Acadicus represents a pivot: Up until recently, Brouchouds and ArchVirtuals specialty had been in bringing architecture to life in VR. The company would render 3D models of basketball arenas, condos, or even Madison office buildings for either project managers or members of the public to experience firsthand. Brouchoud decision to focus on medical training came about after the death of his father in 2017. He said that during his dads hospitalization, he learned about the shortage of nurses and medical professionals across the country and moreover, the shortage of trainers that can lead to skills deficits among those in the health care industry. Learning about that skills deficit profoundly shook him, he said. He even considered leaving ArchVirtual to go to medical school himself. However, he ultimately decided to use his existing skillset in VR development to help fix the problem. He also decided to name the software after the Latin name of the Saw Whet owl, the bird that his father had spent his career studying. Brouchoud launched the software at a medical simulation conference in San Antonio in January. He said it was met with strongly positive feedback, and that he is already working with a number of early partners on implementing the technology. Theres a couple of people nibbling around this from an academic perspective, said Brouchoud. 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{"state": "Can you book a flight for DL 4545 on November 1st?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "book_new_flight: Book a new flight ticket", "tool_2": "flightBooking: Book a flight ticket", "tool_3": "FlightCode2ID: This API is to convert flight code to flight ID.", "tool_4": "BookTrip: This API is to book a trip including flight and hotel.", "tool_5": "book_flight: Book a flight for a specific date, from a specific location to a specific destination"}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/reversechain_query_171", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/reversechain_query_171", "text_sha256": "5c3842f29b15e37e8cf67266879853207ce3a2fcacebc0e6311a3fd24c3af7ff", "gold_id": "reversechain_tool_129", "negative_ids": ["taskbench_daily_tool_3", "reversechain_tool_671", "ultraTool_tool_651", "toolACE_tool_5605"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:reversechain/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "reversechain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3befad3a587bd4f5d6a018d75606dd08ccc43bbd7f1cc2e702dcdc2850abf692"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "The White House reportedly continued its push to lift Russia sanctions even after Flynn resigned"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "The White House reportedly continued its push to lift Russia sanctions even after Flynn dropped", "b": "The White House reportedly continued its push to tickle Russia sanctions even after Flynn resigned"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/10485-4057", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/10485", "text_sha256": "101de8dfea02bcffeab2e29ccb5b7b2b28f9df9f270cf08724fa8d8fe8654a3d", "grades": ["0.0", "0.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "10485-4057"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4e42617ed38062d72822ec3e84d5fa65019b6725e5a30326edf5bde04b52a2a1"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: When was the declaration of independence signed?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "add_dates", "description": "Add days to a specific date.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"date\": {\"description\": \"The starting date.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"days_to_add\": {\"description\": \"The number of days to add to the starting date.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"format\": {\"default\": \"YYYY-MM-DD\", \"description\": \"The desired date format for the returned date.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"date\", \"days_to_add\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `add_dates` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/irrelevance_135", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/irrelevance_135", "text_sha256": "91f22329e7fd5f1c3961945992a63a70e8030a3959152cd114fbcbb8b585336b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_irrelevance.json", "id": "irrelevance_135"}, "stratum": "irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "80da2d8374f482d7ddef2646124d46e2ad6a445c8f6c9c8a7e9cf704a70d7501"}}
{"state": "User: Hi, can you help me modify a reminder?\nAI: Of course! What do you want to modify about the reminder?\nUser: I need to change the content of the reminder.\nAI: Okay, I can help with that. Do you have a specific reminder in mind?\nUser: Yes, I need to change the content of the reminder for the proposal submission on March 25th at 2:00 PM.\nAI: Great. To modify the reminder, I will need your user token. Can you please provide your username and password?\nUser: My username is user3 and password is user3pass.\nAI: Thank you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryReminder": "The API for querying a reminder item includes content and time.", "AddReminder": "The API for adding a reminder item includes content and time.", "DeleteReminder": "The API for deleting a reminder item includes content and time.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ModifyReminder": "The API for deleting a reminder item includes content and time.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username')."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/287", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyReminder-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "efdad2691dec46987c1eef303abbe3c089ac10763c4e5a89cd421e90594a1c73", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 287, "file": "ModifyReminder-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8174c687f4b03a21f8381feeaea5def924f396a96733a8012d4663a32b1eb346"}}
{"state": "I'm trying to write an LLM class as below:\n\n```\nfrom langchain_openai import ChatOpenAI\n\nclass LLM:\n    def __init__(self,model_name):\n        super().__init__(model_name=model_name)\n        self.model_name = model_name  \n\nclass OpenAILLM(LLM,ChatOpenAI):\n    def __init__(self,model_name):\n        super().__init__(model_name=model_name)\n        self.model_name = model_name\n```\nwhich works fine but when I try to add another variable in __init__ of OpenAILLM class as below\n\n```\nfrom langchain_openai import ChatOpenAI\n\nclass LLM:\n    def __init__(self,model_name):\n        super().__init__(model_name=model_name)\n        self.model_name = model_name  \n\nclass OpenAILLM(LLM,ChatOpenAI):\n    def __init__(self,model_name):\n        super().__init__(model_name=model_name)\n        self.model_name = model_name\n        self.var = 'var'\n```\n\nThe object creation for OpenAILLM fails and gives ValueError: \"OpenAILLM\" object has no field \"var\"\n\nCan anyone help me how I can add more variables?\n\nAnother thing I tried is the get_var function define below works but the set_var function defined below gives same error as above\n\n```\nfrom langchain_openai import ChatOpenAI\n\nclass LLM():\n    var = 1\n    def __init__(self,model_name):\n        super().__init__(model_name=model_name)\n        self.model_name = model_name  \n\nclass OpenAILLM(LLM,ChatOpenAI):\n    def __init__(self,model_name):\n        super().__init__(model_name=model_name)\n        self.model_name = model_name\n    def get_var(self):\n        return self.var\n    def set_var(self, var):\n        print('self var',self.var)\n        self.var = var\n        return True\n```\n\nThe mro of OpenAILLM is as below\n\n```\n(__main__.OpenAILLM,\n __main__.LLM,\n langchain_openai.chat_models.base.ChatOpenAI,\n langchain_core.language_models.chat_models.BaseChatModel,\n langchain_core.language_models.base.BaseLanguageModel,\n langchain_core.runnables.base.RunnableSerializable,\n langchain_core.load.serializable.Serializable,\n pydantic.v1.main.BaseModel,\n pydantic.v1.utils.Representation,\n langchain_core.runnables.base.Runnable,\n typing.Generic,\n abc.ABC,\n object)\n```\n\nI think this has to do something with pydantic, but I'm not sure. And I don't know how to resolve it. Please help.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Here is an example of usage:\n\n    \n    \n    from datetime import datetime\n    from random import randint\n    \n    from pydantic import BaseModel, PrivateAttr\n    \n    \n    class TimeAwareModel(BaseModel):\n        _processed_at: datetime = PrivateAttr(default_factory=datetime.now)\n        _secret_value: str\n    \n        def __init__(self, **data):\n            super().__init__(**data)\n            # this could also be done with default_factory\n            self._secret_value = randint(1, 5)\n    \n    \n    m = TimeAwareModel()\n    print(m._processed_at)\n    #> 2032-01-02 03:04:05.000006\n    print(m._secret_value)\n    #> 3", "doc_2": "h classes have the same ___slots___ . \n\n  * [ Multiple inheritance  ](../tutorial/classes.html#tut-multiple) with multiple slotted parent classes can be used, but only one parent is allowed to have attributes created by slots (the other bases must have empty slot layouts) - violations raise [ ` TypeError  ` ](../library/exceptions.html#TypeError \"TypeError\") . \n\n  * If an [ iterator  ](../glossary.html#term-iterator) is used for ___slots___ then a [ descriptor  ](../glossary.html#term-descriptor) is created for each of the iterator’s values. However, the ___slots___ attribute will be an empty iterator.", "doc_3": "from typing import List\n    \n    from pydantic import BaseModel, ConfigDict\n    \n    \n    class PetCls:\n        def __init__(self, *, name: str, species: str):\n            self.name = name\n            self.species = species\n    \n    \n    class PersonCls:\n        def __init__(self, *, name: str, age: float = None, pets: List[PetCls]):\n            self.name = name\n            self.age = age\n            self.pets = pets\n    \n    \n    class Pet(BaseModel):\n        model_config = ConfigDict(from_attributes=True)\n    \n        name: str\n        species: str\n    \n    \n    class Person(BaseModel):\n        model_config = ConfigDict(from_attributes=True)\n    \n        name: str\n        age: float = None\n        pets: List[Pet]\n    \n    \n    bones = PetCls(name='Bones', species='dog')\n    orion = PetCls(name='Orion', species='cat')\n    anna = PersonCls(name='Anna', age=20, pets=[bones, orion])\n    anna_model = Person.model_validate(anna)\n    print(anna_model)\n    \"\"\"\n    name='Anna' age=20.0 pets=[Pet(name='Bones', species='dog'), Pet(name='Orion', species='cat')]\n    \"\"\"\n    \n\n##  Error handling  ¶", "doc_4": "The generated signature will also respect custom ` __init__ ` functions:\n\n    \n    \n    import inspect\n    \n    from pydantic import BaseModel\n    \n    \n    class MyModel(BaseModel):\n        id: int\n        info: str = 'Foo'\n    \n        def __init__(self, id: int = 1, *, bar: str, **data) -> None:\n            \"\"\"My custom init!\"\"\"\n            super().__init__(id=id, bar=bar, **data)\n    \n    \n    print(inspect.signature(MyModel))\n    #> (id: int = 1, *, bar: str, info: str = 'Foo') -> None", "doc_5": "Hi! Glad the migration is going well overall.  The Pydantic v1 -> v2 migration\nguide provides  this table  with information about how Pydantic converts data\nduring validation.  As you can see in the table, if a field is specified as\nthe ` timedelta ` type and an ` int ` is provided, that ` int ` is interpreted\nas the number of seconds corresponding to the ` timedelta ` , hence your first\nexample working. The table also illustrates that when you pass a ` str ` in\nfor a ` timedelta ` field, it's assumed to be in  ISO8601 format  . Your\nsecond example isn't working because you're expecting the string to be\ninterpreted in seconds.  One potential workaround you could use is the\nfollowing:\n\n    \n    \n    from datetime import timedelta\n    from typing import Union\n    \n    from pydantic import BaseModel, field_validator\n    \n    class MyClass(BaseModel):\n        t: timedelta\n    \n        @field_validator('t', mode=\"before\")\n        @classmethod\n        def interpret_t_as_seconds(cls, v: Union[int, str]) -> int:\n            try:\n                return int(v)\n            except ValueError:\n                raise ValueError(\"t must be an int value in seconds\")"}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/stackoverflow/6", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/stackoverflow/6", "text_sha256": "b23042f5ed1259332809caaff00dfb3c4089f6a1bce2202b2e96d0d00b45fc54", "gold_id": "python_data_model/python_data_model_49_1.txt", "negative_ids": ["pydantic/models8_38_0.txt", "pydantic/73572_50_0.txt", "pydantic/models8_111_0.txt", "pydantic/models8_117_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/stackoverflow", "query_id": "6"}, "stratum": "stackoverflow", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "872ad691e16f92c935dc9869ed627d2e1f413d85311b727b7f9d4784c44b1fb1"}}
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{"state": {"service": "Find a cab to pick you up and drive you to your destination", "dialogue": ["User: Can you help me find a therapist?", "System: Which city should I look in? Would you like to see a Psychologist, Psychiatrist, or something else?", "User: Can you find me a Psychologist in San Jose?", "System: I found 10 therapists for you. Barskyex Bryna G is a Psychologist in San Jose. Does this work for you?", "User: What is the address and phone number?", "System: The address is 5755 Cottle Road # 4. The phone number is 408-363-4418.", "User: That's good. Thanks.", "System: Would you like to book an appointment with this therapist?", "User: Yes, please book an appointment.", "System: Which day and time would you like for you appointment?", "User: Can you make the appointment for the 14th of March at two in the afternoon?", "System: Okay, I am booking an appointment with Barskyex Bryna G on March 14th at 2 pm. Is this correct?", "User: Yes, that's correct.", "System: I'm sorry, I was unable to book the appointment. Is there anything else I can help you with?", "User: Can you try booking the same appointment for the 4th of this month at quarter to 12 in the morning?", "System: Okay, I am booking an appointment with Barskyex Bryna G on March 4th at 11:45 am. Is this correct?", "User: Yes, that's perfect.", "System: I'm sorry, I was unable to book the appointment. There is an appointment with Barskyex Bryna G on March 4th at 11:30 am. Does this work for you?", "User: Yes, that works. Thank you.", "System: Your appointment was booked successfully. You will receive an email confirmation shortly.", "User: Thank you for all your help!", "System: Is there anything else I can do for you?", "User: Can you find me a cab to get there?"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"CallATaxi": "Find a shared or unshared ride for a number of passengers to a given location", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "CallATaxi", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/13_00111/22", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/13_00111", "text_sha256": "1235df4f91e6101be62b28358207c79ad82f29c528e50388a3b55250269d82e6", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "13_00111", "turn": 22}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "85f469dce49e64bc7760d3e40153c41dcb7bdd1c9a8692ed830b030a06b7bff8"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: The film begins with members of the Catholic Church digging up the body of a 19th century church official , whose casket has a box-shaped urn chained to it . Sent 2: Inside the box they discover artifacts belonging to Mater Lachrymarum , the last surviving member of the Three Mothers ; an ancient trio of powerful black witches . Sent 3: In particular , the box contains a magic cloak that , when worn by Mater Lachrymarum , increases her powers significantly . Sent 4: The urn is shipped to the Museum of Ancient Art in Rome , where Sarah Mandy , an American studying art restorationworks . Sent 5: Sarah is dating the curator Michael Pierce , a single father who is away from the museum that night . Sent 6: With help from the assistant curator , Sarah opens the box and finds the cloak , a dagger , and three statues representing the three witches . Sent 7: Sending Sarah to her office to retrieve tools to help her translate the text on the artifacts , the curator is promptly attacked by the demonic agents of Mater Lachrymarum . Sent 8: Sarah arrives too late to save her boss and starts to flee the museum . Sent 9: Unfortunately , she is pursued by Mater Lachrymarum 's familiar and is only able to escape when a disembodied voice magically throws open a series of locked doors keeping her trapped inside the museum . Sent 10: Sarah tells the police what happened as she spends the night with Michael and his son . Sent 11: Michael visits the Cardinal who sent him the urn only to find out that , shortly after mailing the urn to him , he had a severe stroke and is now in a coma", "question": "What did the Catholic Church find in the casket of the body of a 19th century church official?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"A box shaped-urn\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"A chain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Artifacts belonging to Mater Lachrymarum and a magic cloak that , when worn by Mater Lachrymarum , increases her powers significantly. Also, the cloak , a dagger , and three statues representing the three witches\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/26", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/d88193b04382b9a2a340", "text_sha256": "411a2d3d4c7c7d6ad9634b52ddbafe14bdf24317b35d88aee41f9d135180af87", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 26}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a5ed93969ad9d80bcdc5c5239add598c8f12a4ca512018d1d0a7c3b019f9a89d"}}
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{"state": "I'm searching for attractions in New York, a music event on March 12, 2019, accommodations with laundry service including one with a rating of 4.10 for a single adult, and a bus ticket from Washington to New York on March 4, 2019.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Broadway: Search for shows that are currently playing on Broadway in New York City.", "tool_2": "updateApplet: Updates an existing applet with the specified ID.", "tool_3": "StreamingServiceAPI: Streaming Service Application Programming Interface that allows access to data from music streaming services.", "tool_4": "createApplet: Creates a new applet with the specified trigger and action.", "tool_5": "searchhouse: find a house at a given location"}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/appbench_query_22", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/appbench_query_22", "text_sha256": "8451016d0e59a1642770ff110a716d4de581fec93d905fda6d9910e683a77a95", "gold_id": "appbench_tool_1", "negative_ids": ["toolalpaca_tool_1422", "metatool_which_tool_59", "toolalpaca_tool_1420", "tool_be_honest_tool_683"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:appbench/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "appbench", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9ee4454a32870f18847fcbe02bb1fb2ec1b67ab82e377eaab3f03af1a7b2a90f"}}
{"state": "User: Can you tell me the stock price of NFLX on February 17, 2022?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set."}, "label": "QueryStock", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/74", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryStock-QueryBalance-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "7bcdbeb8cd9654dc2e97c137eefd7981117a337335400bca5f134b770062fde1", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 74, "file": "QueryStock-QueryBalance-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryStock", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ceca56eab246ad27741684a2b2e3770fc164b800afe088056c348bedb3bef2e0"}}
{"state": "When Joel's life was abruptly ended by a nunchaku at the local bowling alley, it is up to Detective Winston to interrogate the prime suspects: Rosemary and Mia, in this chilling game of strike or spare.\n\nThe bowling alley bore a sense of life even after closing time. The late-night echoes of thundering strikes and trash talks were now drowned by sirens and muffled conversations over secured radios. Winston paid no attention to the cacophony around him, his focus narrowed onto the sole thing out of place in a bowling alley—a pair of nunchaku.\n\nHe walked over to Mia, the waitress, a name and face familiar to many, a respected public figure among the regulars at the bowling alley.\n\n\"Late-night shifts, it looks like,\" Winston began conversationally, \"You often see a lot of the regulars, I suppose?”\n\nMia let out a sigh, suppressing a weary smile, \"Bowling is a religion for some, detective. Joel, for instance, he's nearly always here late-night, been observing him for quite some time.\"\n\n\"Like Joel?\" Winston probed further.\n\n\"Like Joel,” She echoed.\n\nAs a public figure, Mia was often under scrutiny. Despite this, she had always been closely seen with Joel at unusual hours, both witnessed in hushed conversations when Mia was off duty—nothing scandalous, just unusual as per the grapevine.\n\n\"Mia, may I ask about your recreational activities?\" Winston maneuvered the topic.\n\n\"I've been training in martial arts for quite some time, Detective,\" Mia responded without missing a beat. \"Nunchaku as well, it's one of the various arts they teach at my gym and I just happened to fall in love with it.\"\n\n\"Nunchaku?\" Winston asked, to which, Mia merely nodded. It was known among the locals that Mia often spent long, late nights practicing with her pair of Nunchaku at home, an acquired hobby, a passion honed in the confines of the martial arts gym she frequented.\n\nJoel was often at the bowling alley during Mia's night shifts. It wasn't unusual, but there was something that always seemed a little off about it. Mia, the waitress at the bowling alley, knew about Joel's regular late-night bowling habits. Perhaps due to this, Joel often ended up bowling late on the nights Mia was working.\n\nShe then recalled one unnerving evening—Joel explicitly threatening to unveil a potent political scandal that would surely taint her reputation if ever it reached the public. Shivers ran down her spine with the cold memory.\n\nAs Winston walked away, he took one last glance back at Mia. Her eyes looked like they were both emancipating and imprisoning secrets she would rather stay hidden. Winston knew his work was far from over.\n\nWinston scanned the crime scene photos of the late-night bowling alley murder for the umpteenth time, swiveling lazily in his office chair. Joel, the victim, had unfortunately found his end using a pair of nunchaku, a brutal, yet strangely eccentric way for a life to be taken - and that too after official business hours, an unusual occasion at the alley.\n\nHe downed the last of his coffee and grabbed his jacket, ready to conduct another careful suspect interview. He set out to find Rosemary, who had been working her overtime shift at the bowling alley when the murder occurred eerily during the late after hours.\n\nStepping into the buzzing local bar, candlelight bounced off the myriad of glass bottles lining the walls, all reachable only by ladders that the bartenders navigated with incredible balance. Rosemary, carting herself from the fridge to the counter, looked up at Winston as he approached. She looked perfectly graceful, a stark contrast to her claim of frequently bumping into things.\n\n\"Rosemary, I presume,\" Winston opened, his gaze lingering on her form, conspicuously clad in a long-sleeved shirt despite the warm ambient temperature.\n\n\"That's correct,\" she responded, her voice warm yet curt. As she reached for a bottle on a high shelf, she winced slightly. \"Got a stiff shoulder. Those martial arts gym workouts can be taxing sometimes,\" she casually mentioned, subtly revealing her regular gym sessions.\n\n\"I'm aware of your regular participation in nunchaku workshops at the local martial arts gym,\" Winston commented, given her previous statement. Rosemary chuckled, responding with a flex of her arms, clearly hinting at her muscular strength. Her attention moved toward a set of keys she was fiddle around with.\n\n\"Bowling alley keys. Part of the job,\" she explained before he had to ask, and then another conversation to make small talk deftly guided by the detective.\n\n\"Some nice nunchaku you have up there,\" Winston finally stated, nodding toward a martial-arts weapons display above the bar.\n\n\"Inherited,\" she said with a slight nod. \"Practiced a bit. It's art you know.\"\n\nBefore Winston could subtly inquire about her bowling alley shift on the night of the murder, another customer called her away. Yet, his observations continued as she navigated through the bar serving drinks - she moved flawlessly, despite her prior claim of clumsiness.\n\nLeaving the bar, Winston mulled over the information he gathered - Rosemary had worked at the bowling alley on the fateful night, she had keys to the place as part of her job, had trained in using and collected nunchaku, was a regular at the martial arts gym, and had inherited a collection of martial-arts weapons. All these shaped another puzzle for him to solve.\n\nWinston was no stranger to dealing with loose ends and carefully sifting fact from fiction. But even with the facts he gathered from Rosemary's interview, Joel's perpetrator was still elusive. The only certainty was the haunting image of the murder weapon, nunchaku, which were a significant part of Rosemary's life. 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{"state": "In the mystical heart of an elven kingdom, cradled within the enchanting whispers of a magical forest, a distinct challenge awaited me. As the chosen leader, I was entrusted with the responsibility of assigning two pivotal tasks to my faithful allies - Thalion, Celebrian, and Galadriel. Our kingdom was on the brink of war; one of us was destined to master the art of weapon forging, crafting arms of unparalleled quality, while another would be tasked with soldier training, instilling the ancestral fighting spirit into our vibrant elf warriors.\n\nThalion was our seasoned smith. For years, the glow of his furnace illuminated our night while the harmony of his hammer striking metal accompanied our songs. His knowledge was unmatched when it came to understanding the strength and weaknesses of various metals, expertly tailoring weapons to the individual needs of our warriors. He could transform a chunk of crude metal into a waltzing blade, light as an autumn leaf yet firm in its purpose. However, his impatience for slow learners and a stubborn unwillingness to adapt his teaching methods were known to all. Once, he even blamed Galadriel when a significant weapon didn't meet his stringent standards. Thalion's prejudice against Celebrian's humble background further tarnished his relations, further igniting the flame of tension that flickered between them.\n\nCelebrian, radiant with resolution, was often seen mediating trivial disputes amongst our ranks. Her spirit knew not of the hierarchies of birth, and this humility endeared her to all. Though having never set foot on a battlefield herself, she nurtured a deep understanding of our ancient military strategies. Her tenure as an auxiliary trainer in the elf militia stood testament to her proficiency in training and honing the skills of our warriors. Celebrian was a marvel with precious metals. Throughout the years, she had honed her craftsmanship in sharpening and polishing weapon edges, rendering them a formidable force on the battlefield. Nevertheless, Thalion's dismissive attitude made her feel unappreciated and alienated.\n\nLastly, there was Galadriel, an elf of many virtues. Her time spent practicing drills and formations with young elf warriors, coupled with extensive studies of battle strategy and tactics, indeed made her a respectable influence amongst our fighters. She had a soft spot for artistic pursuits and despised the brute strength often required in weapon forging. Her lack of physical prowess was evident when she sought help to lift the heavy blacksmithing tools. Yet, Thalion's unjust accusation in the past still stung her heart, putting a strain on their equation. But, Galadriel respected and listened to Celebrian's diplomatic advice, soothing the discord Thalion often incited.\n\nAs I pondered, it became clear that the task was not just about assignments; it was a rite of drawing strength out of weaknesses, creating harmony out of discord, and proving to all that in unity, we stand unbreakable. Whoever toils with the anvil, whosoever polishes the warriors' determination, all of us would serve our kingdom with a spirit as unyielding as our enchanted forest.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Weapon Forging: Celebrian, Soldier Training: Galadriel and Thalion", "opt_2": "Weapon Forging: Thalion, Soldier Training: Celebrian and Galadriel", "opt_3": "Weapon Forging: Galadriel, Soldier Training: Celebrian and Thalion"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/74", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/74", "text_sha256": "63cf2bcd011a2d7bed708de3bfe2bf365cff876affae067d829904a85d54fa99", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 74}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5d4dc7fa78582e39c40f81e7ce264756d6fcbead36c6f99f08151c0aad4d52b2"}}
{"state": "Angela's room was a lot lighter than Rebecca's room, because the light of _ went out.\nA) Rebecca\nB) Angela\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "claude-v1": null, "claude-v2": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.612", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.612", "text_sha256": "c8a49cdd6a16ef30f4a89799d56451c1f70eabf48f4db165efedb42ceb843946", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.612"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6f82a4df461a8326796cf9b72f0bf96ef263035eb5a6e758e90e4da6b15eeb81"}}
{"state": "Samuel, the charismatic auctioneer, commanded the bustling Galaxis trade auction with a commanding presence. The variety of people, whooping in anticipation, sensed a thrilling evening ahead. Amongst the crowd, Clara, a renowned antique collector, was there with just one intention - the obscure artifact nestled within the posh display case. Suddenly, a hush fell across the room as Marco, the assistant auctioneer, adjusted his tie and began the breathtaking showcase of each item. With a purposeful gait, he strolled to the display stand and picked up a breathtakingly ornate gavel that belonged to Samuel. A communal understanding swept over everyone in the room; each had their role, everyone knew that the artifact was at its prestigious perch in the display case, and the ceremonial gavel was stationed at the display stand. Their evening had just begun.\n\nThe grandeur of the auction suddenly deepened when Marco, performing his essential duty as Samuel's assistant, carefully placed the renowned gavel on the auction block. The room drew a collective breath as the symbolic gavel, now ready for the first hammering, signaled the official commencement of the much-awaited Galaxis trade auction. Intently, Clara's attention was captive by the intricate details present on an authenticity certificate of another item of interest. A magnifying glass pass over, illuminating every crevice of the ancient paper. Meanwhile, Samuel was ensuring precision in every aspect of the auction, with particular attention to the meticulously arranged tools of his trade. His critical eyes followed Marco closely, as he carried out his role under Samuel's direct supervision. The excitement in the room escalated as Clara leaned in even closer, her eyes scanning the document with unwavering focus.\n\nWith a studied carefulness borne of years spent handling delicate and precious artifacts, Clara relocated the prized object from its case to the bidding table. The glint in her eyes betrayed her collector's passion and the room respectfully watched, bristling with anticipation for the bidding war that was surely to come. Marco, appearing calm but clearly nervous, closed his eyes to gather his thoughts amidst the energetic buzz of the auction room. His weathered features softened for a moment creating a strange contrast to the charged atmosphere around him. Interrupting his peace, however, was an ongoing conversation with some cleaning staff that had been tasked with maintaining the cleanliness of the event. The hum of their discussion served as a distracting backdrop to the main event happening at the table.\n\nNot too far from the scene, Samuel, the seasoned auctioneer, was engaged in another important aspect of the auction - he was negotiating a late bid for an item that another bidder had shown interest in. The grizzled auctioneer scrutinised the late bid, debating the merits and drawbacks of it with the prospective buyer. His rapt attention on this matter hinted at the seriousness of the proceedings - every bid was critical, every decision impactful, right until the very end.\n\nAs the auction came to a dramatic close, Samuel ceremoniously stowed his cherished gavel into a storage box. A sense of satisfaction filled the room as bidders reveled in the success of the night's event, and with that final click of the gavel finding its home, another successful Galaxis trade auction came to a close. In the bustling atmosphere of the Galaxis trade auction, observations subtly revealed the dynamics of the room. Clara, a well-respected collector, was captivated by the intricate engravings on a nearby fixture. Her attention, a meticulous blend of awe and knowledge, was entirely absorbed by the details of the preserved piece. Simultaneously, Marco methodically calculated the transactions of the event, his gaze locked on the computer screen, each keystroke documenting the rhythm of bids and purchased collectibles. \n\nSubtle fluctuations in bids and animated discussions formed the rhythm of the auction; this symphony did not distract Clara. Her fascination remained unwavered, the engraved piece drawing her unflinching attention. In a contrasting setting, Marco dutifully recorded each item's transaction, ensuring the auction's integrity remained intact. Each sold price was meticulously entered into his records, weaving an accurate narrative of the day's event.\n\nAs the grand auction came to a spectacular end, the triumphant satisfaction descended in the room, sweeping over participants and observers alike. Clara, her eyes alight with fulfillment, perceived the engraving of her new acquisition, tangible proof of her victory. Marco shared in the joy, his work contributing to the auction's success, providing him a unique sense of accomplishment. As the evening drew to a close, the combined efforts of Clara, Marco, and Samuel marked another successful chapter for the Galaxis trade auctions, a testament to the thrilling tradition of commerce and antiquity.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which location is the most likely place Clara would look to find the gavel given the story?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "auction block", "opt_2": "bidding table", "opt_3": "display case", "opt_4": "display stand", "opt_5": "storage box"}, "label": "opt_5", "src": "musr_object_placements"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/object_placements/240", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/object_placements/240", "text_sha256": "2d2276946d94cb77e1fc054122bb22ee140b492240613538b1bbe5eac1ce3aa8", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:object_placements.csv", "row": 240}, "stratum": "object_placements", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9870fb9538928d139892e30476ad2762812510fa257c6f9285d783b47b733a74"}}
{"state": "Write a function that takes in a list of tuples and returns a list containing the rear element of each tuple.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null}, "label": "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.145", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.145", "text_sha256": "60ab4788508dc5600196739cc9719d5234d352d311e66b3a16072fb4be4ec710", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.145"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c42204f90e95ee097e4b3a619b60906ab0829413dca7d20ff69f8c7c124458de"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#bf5f00 #747d54 #8f9566 #b4bc8c #cdd2bc", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#69935b #011c45 #d4bd98 #f9ffe6 #76a7a4", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#d63746 #ff7065 #ffa679 #ffd997 #1d2d33", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#defcb6 #d1e83f #7b8f25 #2a4718 #0e2418", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#efeeec #f1dfd7 #ffcbba #e1b68f #ffa7ad", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a62f03 #f26e22 #f2e63d #565902 #222601", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f2f2f2 #0367a6 #023373 #cfc9f2 #311f73", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#516d3a #4e81b5 #c91800 #ff6e14 #fff512", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a9d65e #6aba9f #95329c #a1628c #d1a3c9", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#d17a2a #4f2b17 #36591c #6d943c #d5f59e", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#d17a2a #4f2b17 #36591c #6d943c #d5f59e", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#bd24a1 #5e1e2e #faedae #005737 #631075", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#f9ffd7 #ebcc79 #b58d3e #29606b #24222b", "b": "#f0b500 #727272 #000000 #ffffff #ee4628"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/933", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/933", "text_sha256": "880a598134478b177e34d4453915ea8848f685efecfe9f1a8de4497fa2cbb0bc", "themes": [11523, 4520], "ratings": [3, 1], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 933}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "aa370ca3bf18b56aa10ad3e427383621398e1fd6d03c8a9690760a64c50e36ac"}}
{"state": "User: Can you translate \"Hello\" to Spanish?\nAI: Sure, I can help with that.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "Translate": "The API for translating text from source language to target language."}, "label": "Translate", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/294", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/Translate-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "8d151c7141d116be8d739c6aaabc2581f64b01fd896275e574f8eff9180ebdc3", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 294, "file": "Translate-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "Translate", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4950ee561c482334af1a2ed404245eb8d953c1114c83284313c3a691a0d26440"}}
{"state": "In a bustling town, nestled amidst the hustle and bustle, stood a vibrant bakery, famed for its delectable and artistically crafted cakes. The bakery was a hive of activity, with people either donned in flour-dusted aprons, diligently crafting culinary masterpieces, or engaging with the eager patrons. The essence of the bakery was embodied in three individuals: Alice, Thomas, and Emily. Their tasks, yet to be assigned by the manager, were twofold: the art of baking cakes and the task of dealing with customers.\n\nAlice was a fiery presence in the bakery. Known for her quick temper, she was infamous for her jostling with Thomas over matters as small as the saccharine content of a cake batter. The Peterson wedding cake fiasco was a disaster of legendary proportions that they’d both rather forget. But there was more to Alice than her tantrums - her cakes had a magic of their own. She has been baking confections since her teen years, much to her family's delight. So exceptional were her skills that she frequently received requests from friends and family members to bake for their special occasions, always leaving them in awe with her unique recipes. Risks came with her fiery nature, however. She had a history of showing harsh behavior towards customers, and her refusal to share her precious recipes with Emily fanned the flames of contention in the team.\n\nThen there was Emily, quite the opposite to Alice's fiery nature. She was highlighted by her unease under pressure - the chaos of peak hours often saw her crumble, leading to errors on customer orders. And yet her passions lay in experimenting with cake recipes in her leisure time despite a history of struggling against Alice’s staunch refusal to share her treasured cake formulas. She had a degree in culinary arts, majoring in baking, a testament to her yearning to create the perfect cake. This passion led to many after-hours, where she honed her baking prowess alongside Thomas, creating a bond of teamwork and baking success, evidenced by their triumph with multiple community bake sales.\n\nFinally, Thomas. Mild mannered and conflict-averse, his core flaw lay in his avoidance of Alice. This aversion often hindered their communication and teamwork, leading to bakery mishaps. In his previous job, he had a bag of mixed reviews – some customers loved him, others not so much. But what he lacked in his customer dealing skills, he made up for in his baking finesse. His grandmother taught him the art of baking when he was only seven, and he had been enchanting his neighbours with homemade cakes since then. His baking skills also saw him volunteer at local events where he blended in perfectly, dealing with various people with a charm unique to him.\n\nAs the bakery bustled with the irresistible aroma wafting from the ovens and the ever-present chatter of customers and bakers, the challenge lay in finding the perfect balance between baking and sales, the right assignment for each member of the trio. With Alice, Thomas, and Emily, each with their unique skill sets and quirks, it was indeed a challenge to stir up the perfect mix for the day. But at dawn or dusk, the bakery had a life of its own, humming with the combined effort of its passionate bakers and salespeople.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Baking cakes: Emily, Dealing with customers: Alice and Thomas", "opt_2": "Baking cakes: Alice, Dealing with customers: Emily and Thomas", "opt_3": "Baking cakes: Thomas, Dealing with customers: Alice and Emily"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/76", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/76", "text_sha256": "d4e3950364b814ff5bf5f53736c8fc2b8926953ec659690d030491d06ba8bf2e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 76}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "853c24ee51663aa30b41f6576a3a9b27dc56474db28bc2a3126e3e8b5f44ad61"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Alexis-Charles-Henri Clerel de Tocqueville (French: [aleksi SaRl aRi kleRel d@ tokvil]; 29 July 1805 - 16 April 1859) was a French political thinker and historian best known for his works Democracy in America (appearing in two volumes: 1835 and 1840) and The Old Regime and the Revolution (1856). Sent 2: In both of these, he analyzed the improved living standards and social conditions of individuals, as well as their relationship to the market and state in Western societies. Sent 3: Democracy in America was published after Tocqueville's travels in the United States, and is today considered an early work of sociology and political science. Sent 4: Tocqueville was active in French politics, first under the July Monarchy (1830-1848) and then during the Second Republic (1849-1851) which succeeded the February 1848 Revolution. Sent 5: He retired from political life after Louis Napoleon Bonaparte's 2 December 1851 coup, and thereafter began work on The Old Regime and the Revolution. Sent 6: He argued that the importance of the French Revolution was to continue the process of modernizing and centralizing the French state which had begun under King Louis XIV. Sent 7: The failure of the Revolution came from the inexperience of the deputies who were too wedded to abstract Enlightenment ideals. Sent 8: Tocqueville was a classical liberal who advocated parliamentary government, but was skeptical of the extremes of democracy", "question": "In which books did Tocqueville analyze living conditions?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Democracy in the World\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Democracy in America and The Old Regime and the Revolution\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Democracy in America\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Drug\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/293", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/fdbfd6ccf23398a63933", "text_sha256": "d614c9c18605972ac3acc886529a74058407d6e246375bde247d4e4eb57aff7a", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 293}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0ef808009aad3e0c0d14993aa3cc95675ea185257d80507ebe4dd5f217dee8fb"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Skateboarding", "context": "Skateboarder to different tricks spinning their boards. people"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "rides bikes are played.", "opt_2": "on skateboard are stepping on them spinning them.", "opt_3": "sit by a building and watch friends skateboard.", "opt_4": "in sidewalk skateboarding around, doing tricks and making jumps."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/9854", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_t6f_O8a4sSg", "text_sha256": "2b8d5343924cbd5826fe9c6a9b26a48863b2a79a8ddacd5e160ca70c3ed725ae", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 698, "source_id": "activitynet~v_t6f_O8a4sSg"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "196c7d29551c5d47bfc1f5cc33f0948a933cf45ead7aa65655ced1b6c8da44c0"}}
{"state": "image/image_319.jpg \nIf I wanted to order the two lowest priced dishes, how many dollars would it cost in total?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "OCR: This tool can recognize all text on the input image.", "tool_2": "convertImage: Converts an image to a different file type.", "tool_3": "curl -X GET 'https://api.thecatapi.com/v1/images/search?{optional_params}': # Search for cat images, with optional requirements: image size, image type, search order, number of results, and cat breeds curl -X GET 'https://api.thecatapi.com/v1/images/search?{optional_params}' Parameters: size: (optional) The size of image to return - 'small', 'med' or 'full'. Defaults to 'med'. mime_types: (optional) Comma delimited string of the image types to return 'gif', 'jpg', or …", "tool_4": "convertImageFormat: Converts an image to a different format, such as JPG, PNG, or WebP.", "tool_5": "getOrderStatus: Retrieve the status of a specific order."}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gta_query_6", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gta_query_6", "text_sha256": "e72f98ea1141e1d4e774c6ff57c64bca6a0795ffe67a8369c515a9f93d95918d", "gold_id": "gta_tool_1", "negative_ids": ["toolalpaca_tool_857", "toolbench_sam_tool_168", "toolalpaca_tool_1370", "toolalpaca_tool_230"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gta/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "gta", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "da106584298b7a0ac396e02791606ab9c2285769e46e83286924be54b2024504"}}
{"state": "In a bustling office, a mundane bottle of bleach becomes a lethal weapon, leading to the chilling murder of Murray; it's up to the sharp-minded Detective Winston to navigate through a web of deceit spun by Chris and Gloria, the enigmatic suspects.\n\nThe rain was lightly tapping against the window of Detective Winston's office as he examined his notes. His latest case involved a peculiar victim, Murray, who was fond of working alone during the twilight hours in his office. The cause of death was a strange one - bleach ingestion.\n\nAfter nightfall, Winston's steps echoed in the office building as he sought out his next interviewee. Emerging from a nondescript door labelled \"Rehearsal\", the sound of dancers practicing halted abruptly. Winston found himself amongst Gloria's dominion.\n\n“Ms. Gloria, could I have a moment of your time?” Winston asked, interrupting her choreography.\n\n“Every second counts, Detective... My rehearsals always seem to go overtime,” Gloria replied, her voice resounding in the empty practice space. Around her, a set of costumes lined the room, each one carefully cleaned. Gloria had a reputation for maintaining the utmost hygiene in her costumes.\n\nWinston remarked, \"It's unusual to see a dance studio without a security camera. The owners not concerned about break-ins?\"\n\n“Well, they leave matters of security to us... How could I help, Detective?” Gloria pushed aside her rehearsal props, which included a curious bleach bottle among her personal belongings, providing Winston a chair in her living quarters in the rehearsal building. Given her late-night practices, she had repurposed a portion of the room to serve as her personal living space.\n\nIn her living space, an enormous filing cabinet stood imposingly, filled to the brim with newspaper clippings. Winston could tell she was fond of keeping up with recent events. Also, the sheer size of the cabinet suggested it might be Gloria’s version of a living room.\n\n\"I see you have a large filing cabinet in your living quarters, Gloria. That’s quite full of newspaper clippings.\" Winston commented, pointing to the open drawer.\n\n\"Ah, Detective, I like to stay informed... I make it a point to read through every obituary in the early morning. A peculiar morning ritual, I know...,\" Gloria replied, confirming her subscription to every local newspaper.\n\n\"You certainly seem to research chemicals, too,” Winston observed, his eye having been caught by the organized array of chemical notations and formulas that were punctuating her choreography notes.\n\n“Absolutely,\" Gloria animatedly replied, quickly adding, \"For example, bleach is highly toxic when ingested. It's commonly used for maintaining the hygiene of the costumes.” \n\nWinston stood up to leave, thanking Gloria for her time. \"So do you use this office year-round?\"\n\n\"No, only for late-night practices. And I believe Murray also preferred afterhours here,\" Gloria offered.\n\n\"Thank you for your time, Gloria.\"\n\n“Detective, are you sure you have all the information you need?” Gloria asked, escorting him to the door.\n\n“I believe I do. I’ll be in touch,” Winston nodded, stepping back out into the dim-lit alley.\n\nWinston sat in the hard plastic chair outside the office of Chris, the coach of the office's intramural sports leagues. The location seemed like an unlikely place for a murder, but Murray had indeed collapsed dead in his office several buildings over from ingesting a poisonous substance, a terrible surprise considering Murray typically avoided the recreational facilities of the office.\n\nThe door cracked open, and Chris invited Winston in. The office was small but spacious enough to hold stacks of sports equipment, training manuals and a variety of cleaning agents that he included as part of his coaching supplies - everything from towels to a close-to-empty bottle of bleach. Winston looked at the bleach and couldn't help but recollect the unfortunate death of Murray, caused by poison.\n\nThe two men sat on either side of the desk cluttered with paper-work and game plans. \"Murray?\" Chris grimaced as he spoke out the name of the victim, a surprising response from an individual not typically associated with the inter-office politics.\n\nWinston cleared his throat, initiating the conversation. \"When did you last see him, Chris?\"\n\n\"Funny you'd ask. Just yesterday, in his office. Over a decision in the final game, you know.\" Chris's voice grew noticeably cooler.\n\nWinston recalled the chatter at the water-cooler about last week's defeat in the championship game. The stakes high, the loss did not sit well with the team or Chris, as Winston observed from the stern look on the coach's face. There had been confrontations, Winston had heard, and the echo of an argument -- Murray's decision suddenly seemed to favor the rival team.\n\n\"Everyone was... upset,\" Winston found the right word, \"about the decision. The last match was important, wasn't it?\"\n\n\"More than just a game, wasn’t it Detective?\" Chris's evasive reply wrapped around his rising passion for the job. The loss was more personal, Winston noted.\n\n“You’re here during the day, right?” Winston asked, looking for a confirmation.\n\n“Yes, sir. My coaching matches the office's regular hours,” Chris replied.\n\n“Your duties - it must be more than throwing balls and yelling at players.” It was Winston’s turn to lighten up the mood.\n\n“Funny, Detect. I’m responsible for equipment and supply maintenance. And trust me, yanking up fifty-pound weights and keeping the towels and bottles clean and safe - it ain’t no walk in the park.”\n\n\"Safe? Like using cleaning products perhaps,” Winston stated, looking right at the supplies Chris kept in his office.\n\n“Sure. You never know when something spills. Have to keep it all clean and safe,\" Chris echoed.\n\nWinston recollected an incident from the past where a young office athlete under Chris's coaching had ingested cleaning fluid, mistaken for water no less, and had an unpleasantly grim hospital visit. The echo of that incident reverberating in the present, with Murray's poisoning almost felt like a devious pattern, thought Winston.\n\n\"Wouldn’t want another upset tummies, would we?” Winston rose from the chair, leaving Chris with a thoughtful stare.\n\n\"No, we wouldn’t, Detective.\"\n\nWinston left the office, running over the conversation in his mind as he remembered the empty bottle of bleach in the corner of Chris’s office. There was certainly more to uncover; the echoes of past and present were too loud to ignore.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Chris", "opt_2": "Gloria"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/166", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/166", "text_sha256": "e3b335b9206a5293ffb53ce5724b6b923afd8c45784d083ca526ae8d611b8cb3", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 166}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ae2adf6e0f6cf2c3c95530c9d4a525c355a5062b3848a8020fff272a1e5bfd05"}}
{"state": {"service": "A bus service for one's personal traveling needs", "dialogue": ["User: I'd like to get a bus ticket.", "System: Where are you leaving from and where are you going? How many tickets will you need?", "User: I'd like to leave from SF and go to Long Beach, CA. I need 3 tickets.", "System: What day and time are you wanting to leave?", "User: I'd like to leave at 4:45 in the evening on the 7th of March.", "System: Please confirm the following: You want 3 tickets for a bus leaving from San Francisco for Long Beach on March 7th at 4:45 pm.", "User: Yes, that will work. What station is it going to?", "System: It's going to Downtown Station. I was unable to buy the ticket. Does the bus leaving at 4:30 pm work? It costs $42.", "User: Yes, that will work.", "System: The ticket has been bought.", "User: What station am I leaving from?"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchBusRoutes": "Find trips between point a and point b", "PurchaseTickets": "Buy a one-way ticket or round trip ticket", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "PurchaseTickets", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/8_00001/10", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/8_00001", "text_sha256": "eee33811f9058853c1533048e8db20e836cf388b73b4209d72eec25bf18e6282", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "8_00001", "turn": 10}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "32b37bc5862e4d40443016c7c998cb3cfd4a3989b992e8576a15ac719022c52b"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#fffe65 #d4bd58 #d1333f #59201c #33221e", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#fff6b4 #2e2d2c #876100 #fffc6b #e8c412", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#666e65 #3b5238 #21451d #081f06 #000000", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#b65500 #9b5019 #902444 #7a5c14 #9e2a2a", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#99996b #293329 #ffff00 #b3ff33 #00993d", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#7d9e60 #85a88a #9193a8 #9c6ca8 #8d4291", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#f5d7c2 #ffe7e0 #ffffff #ebb3a2 #e78091", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#f5d7c2 #ffe7e0 #ffffff #ebb3a2 #e78091", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#ffdaa9 #ff9c73 #ff6737 #e85026 #3d2411", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#04282d #014248 #40b2bc #98d8dd #e9f9fc", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#04282d #014248 #40b2bc #98d8dd #e9f9fc", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#807e60 #8d9e71 #f2dfbc #ff9f8f #332822", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#300727 #701d16 #e8ab25 #e8e173 #6a8a25", "b": "#fef8f8 #bf8360 #1c8c81 #021d40 #08434b"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/783", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/783", "text_sha256": "e68318797f79c1ad469f81f1da8bc060299dfa9c000f28a64ad0b83ab2d9b2fe", "themes": [9852, 12583], "ratings": [3, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 783}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "52685ebdbf84f5f041f3d29f35ebe0a7f0a9c0aa4881cfa3511ae540dcfa9043"}}
{"state": "What colors are present on the man's umbrella hat?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "calculate_man_age: To calculate the present age of the man based on the age of his son", "tool_2": "calculate_different_color_packages: This method takes two arguments, 'sizes' and 'colors', and returns the number of packages that contain 3 notepads of the same size and of 3 different colors.", "tool_3": "identify_colors_on_object(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str, query: str) -> str: def identify_colors_on_object(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str, query: str) -> str: '''Identify the colors present on a specific object. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. object_name (str): The name of the object to check for colors. query (str): The original query to answer. Returns: str: The colors present on the object. ''' object_patches = …", "tool_4": "keremberke/yolov8m-hard-hat-detection: Object Detection A YOLOv8 model for detecting hard hats in images. The model can distinguish between 'Hardhat' and 'NO-Hardhat' classes. It can be used to ensure safety compliance in construction sites or other industrial environments where hard hats are required.", "tool_5": "keremberke/yolov8s-hard-hat-detection: Object Detection An object detection model trained to detect hard hats and no-hard hats in images. The model is based on YOLOv8 architecture and can be used for safety applications."}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/craft_Vqa_query_181", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/craft_Vqa_query_181", "text_sha256": "19e21df2361e05278c2b1772fbc8a1fbd1b2cdb9eea3a94202ee04d01089a0ce", "gold_id": "craft_Vqa_tool_191", "negative_ids": ["toolink_tool_1639", "toolink_tool_1082", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_209", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_221"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:craft-vqa/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "craft-vqa", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "60cc6b194147a852905efb43d53f848406865fca5357164efb9b8c5989ea620c"}}
{"state": "User: Can you record my health data?\nAI: Sure, I can do that for you. What's your user ID?\nUser: My user ID is 1234.\nAI: Okay, what's the time of your health data?\nUser: It's on August 15, 2023 at 9:30 AM.\nAI: What health data do you want to record?\nUser: I want to record my blood pressure and heart rate.\nAI: Alright, I'm recording your health data now.\nAPI-Request: [RecordHealthData(user_id='1234', time='2023-08-15 09:30:00', health_data='[{'name': 'blood_pressure', 'value': '120/80'}, {'name': 'heart_rate', 'value': '80'}]')]->success\nAI: Your health data has been recorded successfully.\nUser: I need to register an appointment.\nAI: Of course. What's your name?\nUser: My name is John.\nAI: Who do you want to make an appointment with?\nUser: I want to make an appointment with Dr. Smith.\nAI: And on what date would you like to schedule the appointment?\nUser: September 5, 2023.\nAI: All right, your appointment with Dr. Smith on September 5, 2023 has been scheduled.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "ModifyAgenda": "The API for modifying a schedule item includes parameters for content, time, and location.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital."}, "label": "AppointmentRegistration", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/138", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/RecordHealthData-AppointmentRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-4.jsonl", "text_sha256": "0bf154648bf08a97c2c9ef59892503ccc7271cf537ab3990d8ce6b3317c317f1", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 138, "file": "RecordHealthData-AppointmentRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-4.jsonl"}, "stratum": "AppointmentRegistration", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "fdf9cd078f5ba14baece6b2fa7dd6c796d738ccd5b057baf4d69a19f3c523016"}}
{"state": "I would like to search for a direct bus from Fresno to San Francisco on March 5th for 3 passengers without additional luggage, and then proceed with purchasing the tickets for the bus departing at 10:50 am.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "HousePurchasingTool: Tool that provide all sorts of information about house purchasing", "tool_2": "findbus: search for a bus itinerary between two places on a certain date", "tool_3": "API.select_transportation: # To select the transportation type from ['flight', 'train', 'bus', 'cruise']. This function must be called if booking type is 'trip tickets' or 'both'. API.select_transportation(transportation_type)", "tool_4": "curl -X GET 'https://api.openweathermap.org/geo/1.0/direct?q={city_name}&limit={k}&appid={API_KEY}': # Get up to 'k' geographical coordinates of locations named 'city_name' curl -X GET 'https://api.openweathermap.org/geo/1.0/direct?q={city_name}&limit={k}&appid={API_KEY}' Parameters: q: (required) City name. appid: (required) Your unique API key. limit: (optional) Number of the locations in the API response.", "tool_5": "searchPatents: Conduct a full-text search for patents and patent applications, with the option to refine results using advanced search parameters."}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/appbench_query_12", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/appbench_query_12", "text_sha256": "6674d7dd055293400bd049b7990a79ad5fca95083e9b8eaeb08f9759eb8b2294", "gold_id": "appbench_tool_5", "negative_ids": ["toolbench_sam_tool_126", "metatool_which_tool_36", "toolalpaca_tool_386", "toolbench_sam_tool_189"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:appbench/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "appbench", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f5f50ee2f2dc05917baa5c1c30887ada413b5c2c3de1700927adf09ca7447659"}}
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Recipient may be provided with access to selected information (oral, written, or electronic) of the other (including of any of the Corporations) which helps meet a regulatory purpose or business need, including, but not limited to, that information which relates or refers to: business planning; internal controls; computer, data processing, or communications architectures or systems; electronic data processing architectures, applications, programs, routines, or subroutines; business affairs and methods of operation or proposed methods of operations, techniques or systems of a party (including of any of the Corporations) or any customer of a party (including of any of the Corporations); financial or other non-public information. Some of the information in each of these categories is confidential in nature or constitutes a trade secret. 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{"state": "Why can't our eyes smoothly transition from side to side without focusing on a moving object?\nWhy are we not able to slowly and smoothly look from side to side, or up and down in a single and smooth transition, given that we are able to do this if our eyes are focused on a moving object?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Eyes can also follow a moving object around. This tracking is less accurate\nthan the vestibulo-ocular reflex, as it requires the brain to process incoming\nvisual information and supply [ feedback ](/wiki/Feedback \"Feedback\").\nFollowing an object moving at constant speed is relatively easy, though the\neyes will often make saccades to keep up. The smooth pursuit movement can move\nthe eye at up to 100°/s in adult humans.", "doc_2": "Another exercise is to look far away at an object for 10-15 seconds, then gaze\nat something up close for 10-15 seconds. Then look back at the distant object.\nDo this 10 times. This exercise reduces the risk of your eyes' focusing\nability to \"lock up\" (a condition called accommodative spasm) after prolonged\ncomputer work.", "doc_3": "Another cause of computer eye strain is focusing fatigue. To reduce your risk\nof tiring your eyes by constantly focusing on your screen, look away from your\ncomputer at least every 20 minutes and gaze at a distant object (at least 20\nfeet away) for at least 20 seconds.", "doc_4": "In the scientific study of vision, smooth pursuit describes a type of eye movement in which the eyes remain fixated on a moving object. It is one of two ways that visual animals can voluntarily shift gaze, the other being saccadic eye movements. Pursuit differs from the vestibulo-ocular reflex, which only occurs during movements of the head and serves to stabilize gaze on a stationary object. Most people are unable to initiate pursuit without a moving visual signal. The pursuit of targets moving with velocities of greater than 30°/s tends to require catch-up saccades. Smooth pursuit is asymmetric: most humans and primates tend to be better at horizontal than vertical smooth pursuit, as defined by their ability to pursue smoothly without making catch-up saccades. Most humans are also better at downward than upward pursuit. Pursuit is modified by ongoing visual feedback.", "doc_5": "small to produce usable images. Some larger organisms, such as scallops, also use reflector eyes. The scallop Pecten has up to 100 millimetre-scale reflector eyes fringing the edge of its shell. It detects moving objects as they pass successive lenses.\nThere is at least one vertebrate, the spookfish, whose eyes include reflective optics for focusing of light. Each of the two eyes of a spookfish collects light from both above and below; the light coming from above is focused by a lens, while that coming from below, by a"}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/97", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/97", "text_sha256": "f53f15e7d1be9d7b74c592d66afa485341e7c85a78805a6cb7c7018e44b8243b", "gold_id": "eyes_smooth_transition/Smooth_pursuit_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["two_organs_but_not_all/Humaneye_110_0.txt", "eyes_tired/irritatedhtm_187_0.txt", "eyes_tired/irritatedhtm_189_0.txt", "stars_disappear_when_look/Eye_2_13.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "97"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5a2df9cdc76c5cd2aa5537a31b36bb613c280cc41ba42f82077cd96c949e6259"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Fossils can be used to match up rock layers. Sent 2: As organisms change over time, they look different. Sent 3: Older fossils will look different than younger fossils. Sent 4: Some organisms only survived for a short time before going extinct. Sent 5: Knowing what organisms looked like at certain times also helps date rock layers. Sent 6: Some fossils are better than others for this use. Sent 7: The fossils that are very distinct at certain times of Earths history are called index fossils. Sent 8: Index fossils are commonly used to match rock layers. Sent 9: You can see how this works in Figure 2.30. Sent 10: If two rock layers have the same index fossils, then they're probably about the same age", "question": "What kind of fossils are used to date rock layers?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Old organisms\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Mold fosdils\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Rocky fossils\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Index fossils\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Young organisms\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Cast fossils\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/82", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/33fe68e68b02be7c3e90", "text_sha256": "54c33576fd71cf7bd4f0acf3f800a578dd02b334aab70e5015f5292bdb259d45", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 82}, "stratum": "answers_1", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "57f43935d7ed5a53270f2ccadf972979f20bdda71320872433cd606f705183d1"}}
{"state": "Exhibit (d)(3)\nNON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nIn connection with a potential transaction (“Proposed Transaction”) between 3M Company (“Interested Party” or “Receiving Party”), and Cogent, Inc., a Delaware corporation (“Company” or “Disclosing Party”), the parties wish to protect and preserve the confidential and/or proprietary nature of certain information and materials of the Company that may be disclosed or made available to the Interested Party or its Representatives (as defined below) in connection with certain discussions, negotiations or dealings between the parties relating to the Proposed Transaction.\nIn consideration of the foregoing and the rights and obligations set forth herein, both parties hereby agree as of July 31, 2008 (the “Effective Date”):\n1. PROPRIETARY INFORMATION AND OTHER DEFINITIONS.\n1.1 “Proprietary Information” means any and all information and material disclosed by Disclosing Party or any of its Representatives to Receiving Party or any of its Representatives in connection with the Proposed Transaction or in the course of the parties’ evaluation and negotiation of the Proposed Transaction, together with all communications, data, reports, analyses, compilations, studies, interpretations, records, notes, lists, financial statements or other materials or information prepared by Receiving Party or any of its Representatives that contain or otherwise reflect or are based upon, in whole or in part, any Proprietary Information of Disclosing Party or that reflect the review of, interest in, or evaluation of all or any portion of the Proposed Transaction or Disclosing Party’s business (collectively, “Derived Information”), whether tangible or intangible, furnished or prepared in writing or in oral, graphic, electronic or any other form or manner. In addition, Proprietary Information shall include (x) the fact that discussions or negotiations are taking place concerning the Proposed Transaction or that Interested Party has made or may make an offer to acquire Company’s stock or assets or that any Proprietary Information has been shared between the parties and their respective Representatives in connection therewith, (y) the proposed terms and conditions of the Proposed Transaction (including any financial terms and conditions) and the status thereof, and (z) the existence, context, and scope of this Agreement.\nProprietary Information shall not include information that: (i) is or becomes generally available to the public other than as a result of any disclosure or other action or inaction by Receiving Party in breach of this Agreement (including any disclosure or other action or inaction by Representatives of Receiving Party that would constitute a breach of this Agreement if undertaken by Receiving Party itself); (ii) is or becomes known or avai1able to Receiving Party or any of its Representatives on a non-confidential basis from a source (other than Disclosing Party or any of its subsidiaries, affiliates or Representatives) that, to the best of the knowledge of Receiving Party, is not prohibited from disclosing such Proprietary Information to Receiving Party by a contractual, legal or fiduciary obligation; or (iii) is or was independently developed by Receiving Party or any of its Representatives without violation of any obligation under this Agreement.\n1.2 “Representatives” means as to any person, its directors, officers, employees, agents and advisors (including, without limitation, financial advisors, financing sources, attorneys, accountants and their respective Representatives).\n1.3 “person” shall be broadly interpreted to include, without limitation, any corporation, company, partnership, other entity or individual.\n2. NON-DISCLOSURE AND LIMITED USE.\n2.1 Non-Disclosure. Without the written consent of Disclosing Party and except as otherwise required by applicable law, Receiving Party shall keep, and shall cause its Representatives to keep, all Proprietary Information confidential and shall not disclose or reveal, and shall cause its Representatives not to disclose or reveal, in any manner whatsoever, in whole or in part, any Proprietary Information to any person, other than to its Representatives who are actively and directly participating in its evaluation of the Proposed Transaction or who otherwise need to know the Proprietary Information for the purpose of evaluating the Proposed Transaction and who are bound by restrictions regarding the disclosure and use of such Proprietary Information (either contractual, legal or fiduciary) owed to Company, Interested Party or any their respective Representatives that are comparable to and no less restrictive than those set forth in this Agreement. Each party shall inform all of its respective Representatives and shall cause its respective Representatives to inform their Representatives who receive Proprietary Information hereunder of the confidential nature of such information and the Proposed Transaction, as well as the terms of this Agreement. Receiving Party shall not, and shall cause its Representatives to not, use any Proprietary Information for any purpose other than to evaluate the Proposed Transaction or in connection with the consummation of the Proposed Transaction. Each party shall be responsible for any breach of the terms of this Agreement by it or its Representatives.\n2.2 Degree of Care. Receiving Party shall take the same degree of care that it uses to protect its own confidential proprietary information of similar nature and importance (but in no event less than reasonable care) to protect the confidentiality and avoid the use, disclosure, publication or dissemination of the Proprietary Information of Disclosing Party. Receiving Party shall not, and shall cause its Representatives to not, decompile, disassemble or otherwise reverse engineer (except to the extent expressly permitted by applicable law, notwithstanding a contractual obligation to the contrary) any Proprietary Information or any portion thereof, or determine or attempt to determine any source code, algorithms, methods or techniques embodied in any Proprietary Information or any portion thereof. Receiving Party shall not use Proprietary Information for any purpose or in any manner that would constitute a violation of any laws or regulations, including without limitation the export control laws of the United States.\n2.3 Designated Representatives. Neither Interested Party nor its Representatives shall initiate or maintain contact with any officer, director, stockholder, employee or agent of Company or its subsidiaries regarding the Proposed Transaction, except with the express consent of Company. All (i) communications regarding the Proposed Transaction, (ii) requests for additional information, (iii) requests for on-site access or management meetings and (iv) discussions or questions regarding procedures, will be submitted or directed to the Representatives designated by the Company.\n2.4 Compelled Disclosure of Proprietary Information. If Receiving Party or any of its Representatives are requested pursuant to, or required by, applicable law or regulation (including, without limitation, my rule, regulation or policy statement of any national securities exchange, market or automated quotation system on which any of Receiving Party’s securities are listed or quoted) or by legal process to disclose any Proprietary Information, or any other information concerning Disclosing Party, its subsidiaries or affiliates, Receiving Party shall provide Disclosing Party with prompt notice of such request or requirement, in order to enable Disclosing Party (a) to seek an appropriate protective order or other remedy, (b) to consult with Receiving Party with respect to Disclosing Party’s taking steps to resist or narrow the scope of such request or legal process or (c) to waive compliance, in whole or in part, with the terms of this Agreement. In the event that such protective order or other remedy is not obtained, or Disclosing Party waives compliance, in whole or in part, with the terms of this Agreement, Receiving Party or its Representatives, as the case may be, shall use commercially reasonable efforts to disclose only that portion of the Proprietary Information which Receiving Party is advised by legal counsel is legally required to be disclosed and exercise its commercially reasonable efforts to obtain reliable assurances that confidential treatment will be accorded to the Proprietary Information so disclosed.\n2.5 Attornev-Client Privilege. To the extent that any Proprietary Information may include material subject to the attorney-client privilege, work product doctrine or any other applicable privilege concerning pending or threatened legal proceedings or governmental investigations, the parties understand and agree that thy have a commonality of interest with respect to such matters and it is their desire, intention and mutual understanding that the disclosure of such material is not intended to, and\nshall not, waive or diminish in any way the confidentiality of such material or its continued protection under the attorney-client privilege, work product doctrine or other applicable privilege and any such Proprietary Information shall remain entitled to all protection under these privileges, this Agreement, and under the joint defense doctrine. Nothing in this Agreement obligates any party to reveal material subject to the attorney-client privilege, work product doctrine or my other applicable privilege.\n2.6 Definitive Agreement. Until a definitive agreement regarding the Proposed Transaction has been executed by the parties hereto, neither party hereto shall be under any legal obligation or have any liability to the other party of any nature whatsoever with respect to the Proposed Transaction by virtue of this Agreement or otherwise (other than with respect to the confidentiality and other matters set forth herein). Each party hereto and its Representatives (i) may conduct the process that may or may not result in the Proposed Transaction in such manner as such party, in its sole discretion, may determine (including, without limitation, negotiating and entering into a definitive agreement with any third party without notice to the other party) and (ii) reserves the right to change (in its sole discretion, at any time and without notice to the other party) the procedures relating to the parties’ consideration of the Proposed Transaction (including, without limitation, terminating all further discussions with the other party). For purposes of this Agreement, the term “definitive agreement” does not include an executed letter of intent or any other preliminary written agreement in principle.\n2.7 No Representations or Warranties Regarding Proprietary Information. Subject to the terms and conditions of a definitive agreement regarding the Proposed Transaction and without prejudice thereto each party acknowledges that neither the other party nor its Representatives nor any of the officers, directors, employees, agents or controlling persons of such Representatives makes any express or implied representation or warranty as to the completeness of the Proprietary Information or any use thereof. Each party hereby expressly disclaims all such warranties, including any implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement and accuracy, and any warranties arising out of course of performance, course of dealing or usage of trade. Receiving Party shall not be entitled to rely on the completeness of any Proprietary Information, but shall be entitled to rely solely on such representations and warranties regarding the completeness of the Proprietary Information as may be made to it in a definitive agreement relating to the Proposed Transaction, subject to the terms and conditions of any such agreement, should the discussions between the parties progress to such a point.\n3. NO SOLICITATION\n3.1 No Solicitation of Employees. Interested Party agrees that neither it nor its affiliates will at any time until the one year anniversary of the Effective Date, directly or indirectly, employ or solicit for employment (i) any key technical or management personnel of the Company that has first been introduced by the Company to the Interested Party in connection with the Proposed Transaction or who was otherwise substantively involved in the discussions of the Proposed Transaction or (ii) any other person who is now employed as an officer of the other party or any of its affiliates; provided, that the foregoing restrictions hall not be deemed to prohibit Interested Party or its Representatives from making general public solicitations for employment for any position or from employing any employee of the Company who either responds to such a general solicitation for employment or otherwise contacts Interested Party on his or her own initiative and without solicitation by Interested Party in contravention of the above restriction. Additionally, the above restriction shall not be deemed to prohibit Interested Party from making offers of employment or offering retention packages to any employees of Company or any of its affiliates in connection with the Proposed Transaction, provided that such offers have been disclosed to the Board of Directors of the Company.\n4. SECURITIES ISSUES.\n4.1 No Public Disclosure Required. Each party expressly confirms and agrees that, as of the date hereof, it is not required to make any public disclosure with respect to (a) the Proposed Transaction (or the terms or conditions of any other acts relating thereto), (b) any item of Proprietary Information (or the fact that Proprietary Information bas been made available to such party), or (c) any discussions or negotiations taking place between the parties with respect to the Proposed Transaction, whether pursuant to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the “Exchange Act”), the rules and regulations promulgated thereunder, or similar requirements related to general disclosure. If, after the date of this Agreement either party determines that any such disclosure is required, no such disclosure shall be made unless and until such party consults with the other party regarding the necessity and form of any such disclosure, and provides the other party a reasonable opportunity to review the proposed disclosure and comment thereon.\n4.2 Restrictions on Sales of Securities. Each party is aware, and will advise its Representatives who are informed of the matters that are the subject of this Agreement, of the restrictions imposed by the United States securities laws on the purchase or sale of securities by any person who has received material, non-public information from the issuer of such securities and on the communication of such information to any other person when it is reasonably foreseeable that such other person is likely to purchase or sell such securities in reliance upon such information. However, this will not prevent Receiving Party from purchasing stock through its benefit plans in the ordinary course of business.\n5. OWNERSHIP.\nAll Proprietary Information (including without limitation, all copies, extracts and portions thereof) is and shall remain the sole property of Disclosing Party, provided, that all Derived Information shall be the sole property of Receiving Party. Receiving Party does not acquire (by license or otherwise, whether express or implied) any intellectual property rights or other rights under this Agreement or any disclosure hereunder, except the limited right to use such Proprietary Information in accordance with the express provisions of this Agreement. All rights relating to the Proprietary Information that are not expressly granted hereunder to Interested Party are reserved and retained by Disclosing Party.\n6. TERM.\nExcept as otherwise provided herein, the obligations of this Agreement, including the restrictions on disclosure and use, shall terminate on the second anniversary of the Effective Date; provided that Sections 2.5, 2.6, and 2.7 and Articles 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 shall survive any termination of this Agreement.\n7. REMEDIES.\nReceiving Party agrees that, due to the unique nature of the Proprietary Information, the unauthorized disclosure or use of the Proprietary Information may cause injury to Disclosing Party, the extent of which will be difficult to ascertain and for which there may be no adequate remedy at law. Accordingly, Receiving Party agrees that Disclosing Company, in addition to any other available remedies, may have the right to seek an immediate injunction and other equitable relief enjoining any breach or threatened breach of this Agreement ordered by the court. Receiving Party shall notify Disclosing Party immediately if Receiving Party has reason to believe that any person who has had access to the Proprietary Information (including Receiving Party or any of its Representatives) has violated or intends to violate the terms of this Agreement or otherwise disclose any Proprietary Information in violation of the terms hereof. Any and all remedies herein expressly conferred upon a party will be deemed cumulative with and not exclusive of any other remedy conferred hereby, or by law or equity upon such party, and the exercise by a party of any one remedy will not preclude the exercise of any ether remedy.\n8. RETURN OF MATERIALS.\nIf either party hereto shall determine that it does not wish to proceed with the Proposed Transaction, such party shall promptly advise the other party of that decision. In that case, or if the\nProposed Transaction otherwise is not consummated for any reason, Receiving Party shall, upon Disclosing Party’s written request, promptly deliver to Disclosing Party all Proprietary Information, and, at Disclosing Party’s sole election, return or destroy (provided that my such destruction shall be certified by a duly authorized Representative of Receiving Party) all copies, reproductions, summaries, analyses or extracts thereof or based thereon (whether in hard-copy form or on intangible media, such as electronic mail or computer files) in Receiving Party’s or any of its Representatives’ possession; provided, that if a legal proceeding has been instituted to seek disclosure of the Proprietary Information, such material shall not be destroyed until the proceeding is settled or a final judgment with respect thereto has been rendered. However, Receiving Party may retain in the office of its legal counsel, one copy of Proprietary Information for record purposes only. Notwithstanding the return or destruction of any Proprietary Information, or documents or material containing or reflecting any Proprietary Information, the parties will continue to be bound by their obligations of confidentiality and other obligations hereunder for the term of this Agreement (or such other term as may be applicable to the specific obligation), except as otherwise specifically provided herein.\n9. MISCELLANEOUS.\n9.1 Entire Agreement. This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties concerning the confidentiality of the Proprietary Information in connection with the Proposed Transaction and related matters and supersedes all prior or contemporaneous representations, discussions. 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The waiver by either party of a breach of or a default under any provision of this Agreement shall not be construed as a waiver of any subsequent breach of or a default under the same or any other provision of this Agreement, nor shall any delay or omission on the part of either party to exercise or avail itself of any right, power, privilege or remedy that it has or may have hereunder operate as a waiver thereof, nor shall any single or partial exercise thereof preclude any other further exercise of any such right, power, privilege or remedy hereunder.\n9.4 Choice of Law. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Minnesota without regard to conflicts of laws principles.\n9.5 Jurisdiction; Waiver of Jury Trial. 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In the event of litigation relating to this Agreement, if a court of competent jurisdiction determines in a final, non-appealable order that a party has breached this Agreement, then such party shall be liable and pay to the non-breaching party the reasonable costs and expenses (including reasonable legal fees and expenses) such non-breaching party has incurred in connection with the enforcement of this Agreement, including any appeal therefrom.\n9.7 Severabilitv. In the event that any of the provisions of this Agreement shall be held by a court or other tribunal of competent jurisdiction to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining portions\nhereof shall remain in full force and effect and such provision shall be enforced to the maximum extent possible so as to effect the intent of the parties, and shall in no way be affected, impaired or invalidated.\n9.8 Notices. 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This Agreement may be executed in one or more counterparts, each of which will be deemed to be an original copy of this Agreement and all of which, when taken together, will be deemed to constitute one and the same instrument.\n[SIGNATURES FOLLOW ON THE NEXT PAGE]\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have duly authorized and caused this Non-Disclosure Agreement to be executed as follows:\nCOMPANY\nCogent, Inc.\nBy: /s/ Paul Kim\n(signature)\nName: Paul Kim\nTitle: Chief Financial Officer\nINTERESTED PARTY\n3M Company\nBy: /s/ David G. Fellner\n(signature)\nName: David G. 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{"state": "In the quiet afternoon, just as classes ended, Madison was in a state of slight disarray. She was preparing for an important parent-teacher conference, yet her gradebook, the primary record keeper of student grades, attendance, and important notes, was nowhere to be found. Given its importance, she was frantically trying to locate it. All the while, Alex, the diligent custodian, was dutifully moving around the classrooms, ensuring they remained clean and sanitized. Despite his focus on his task, he was also aware of the presence of Madison's gradebook on the teacher's desk - an unusual place for it. \n\nAt the same time, Rachel, a close friend of Madison and also a fellow teacher, joined Madison's frantic search. She knew how crucial the gradebook was for Madison’s conference. While she was unaware of its exact location, she assured Madison that it was somewhere in the room. By the chalk positioned at the edge of the teacher’s desk, Rachel found it - the misplaced gradebook. \n\nWhile all this transpired, the chalk was peacefully resting at the corner of Alex's custodial desk, untouched since the end of the school day. Each one of them, Madison, Alex, and Rachel, were all aware of the disparate locations of the gradebook and the chalk. It was a given in this daily routine of teaching, cleaning, and the unexpected disturbances breaking the monotony. Now with all found, Madison could let out a sigh of relief, and the parent-teacher conference could proceed as planned.\n\nOverwhelmed and frantic, Madison pulled open the storage cupboard. There it was - the missing gradebook. She felt a wave of relief wash over her as she secured it safely in her grasp. The main hall was echoing with Alex's dutiful endeavour of dusting the trophy cabinet while the classrooms stood empty. Each shiny item gleamed a bit brighter under his careful handling. Simultaneously, Madison was in a different room, undergoing a stressful scenario and ended up moving an item from its usual place during her hurried search. \n\nElsewhere, Rachel, a fellow teacher, joined in Madison's pursuit. She stood by, offering what assistance she could, her gaze darting around the same area where Madison just rearranged an object. All actions and events were unfolding across the school, stirring the otherwise rhythmic routine, leading up to a moment of significant relief for Madison.\n\nProfessionally, Alex picks up the forgotten piece of chalk from Madison's desk, placing it on his neatly organized cleaning cart with an intention to return it to the chalk box later. Moving away from the hubbub of students, Madison finds herself in conversation with Alex. Facing him directly, the usually mundane dialogue about the day's cleaning schedule had a hint of tension. It was clear that her mind wasn't on this discussion, but on something seemingly more pressing. \n\nMeanwhile, Rachel was seated away from the evident disarray taking place. Milling around the distinctly uncluttered computer lab, she was immersed in evaluating assignments. Even though she seemed physically detached from where Alex was performing his cleaning duties, she was mentally congruent with the air of urgency and curiosity that Madison was exuding. Concurrently, Madison was trying hard to steady her nerves and prepare for the impending conference. As she did, Alex carried on with his methodical cleaning routine. \n\nEvidently, the school's rhythm had a different beat that afternoon, with each character navigating through it at their own pace.\n\nWhile the school bustled with cleaning energy, Rachel, spotting the misplaced gradebook in the storage cupboard, offered a helping hand. She swiftly retrieved it and moved it to the quiet sanctuary of Madison's desk, a place where it had always belonged. In the midst of a bustling afternoon, Madison, engrossed in her work, was managing a group of students in the study hall. Ensuring her students grasped the complexities of the day's lesson, her focus was undeterred. At the same time, Alex had settled into his daily routine of sterilizing the premises. He was mopping the corridor, directly in view of Madison's workspace. \n\nAs Madison educated the curious young minds, Rachel dedicatedly assisted Madison in assuring that everything was in its rightful place. She was seen with an object from the storage cupboard, promptly placing it on Madison's desk. \n\nSimultaneous to the unfolding events, Alex paused to catch his breath, landing his gaze directly on Madison's deserted desk. Occupying the hallway, his position granted him a perfect view of her workspace. However, the ongoing session with students in the study hall remained out of sight. A stark contrast to its usual state, Madison's classroom was quite stirred up, as her mind raced to prepare for the upcoming conference.\n\nUnfazed by the evident bedlam in Madison's workspace, Alex continued with his sanitizing routine, leaving no stone unturned. Simultaneously, Rachel, carrying the same devotion as Madison, tirelessly aided in the preparation. Consequently, with everything falling into place, the school quickly returned to its usual rhythm. 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{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#592c04 #d96b0b #f29727 #594404 #343d59", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#592c04 #d96b0b #f29727 #594404 #343d59", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#fff2da #2e2119 #4a432d #b3aa75 #d1c98e", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#8c6849 #a68d60 #0d0c00 #f20544 #8c1b2f", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#591202 #bdbfa8 #ddc392 #9a8357 #403c01", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#6c5f96 #e2c2f2 #e0b1af #947880 #6b5766", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#a65f3d #6e4337 #57413f #363134 #1e211f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#bf1515 #d8ca8b #bcbf6b #858c4d #3e5932", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#8c3a32 #bfb8aa #a6845b #39593e #172622", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#c7d67b #65711d #ffffff #cf6066 #a22b2f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#93bf73 #3b8c5e #24735c #145259 #042440", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#47131f #dccf73 #968d4a #3f4833 #132823", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#241f17 #473b2b #e39822 #d4bc7c #baa97f", "b": "#c2a681 #fcf2bd #e5d479 #4c2b3b #b92175"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/159", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/159", "text_sha256": "3db2c92609f8496279321179c6236ec01333c11ef79d7f5af5456a0a57118771", "themes": [58, 2668], "ratings": [4, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 159}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a5e432545427dddd6ad1ea42e2e00013e50b7b8c9669e5118dfa5ca985a42aeb"}}
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{"state": "Mark borrows $10$ dollars from Emily with a simple interest rate of $15\\%$ everyday. What is the least integer number of days after which Mark will have to pay her back at least twice as much as he borrowed?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "calculate_min_days(principal, daily_rate, target_multiple): def calculate_min_days(principal, daily_rate, target_multiple): \"\"\" Calculate the least integer number of days required for the amount owed to be at least a certain multiple of the principal with a daily interest rate. Parameters: principal (float): The initial amount borrowed. daily_rate (float): The daily interest rate, expressed as a decimal (e.g., 15% is 0.15). target_multiple (float): The …", "tool_2": "convert_hour: It takes the number of hours and convert it into days (integer).", "tool_3": "find_required_hours_per_week(initial_hours_per_week, initial_weeks, initial_pay, target_weeks, target_pay): def find_required_hours_per_week(initial_hours_per_week, initial_weeks, initial_pay, target_weeks, target_pay): \"\"\" Find the number of hours per week a person needs to work to earn a target amount of money. Parameters: initial_hours_per_week (float): The number of hours the person works per week initially. initial_weeks (float): The number of weeks the person works initially. initial_pay (float) …", "tool_4": "find_rate_percent: Finds the rate percent per annum for a given sum of money and time, where the simple interest is 1/5 of the sum in 10 years.", "tool_5": "calculate_work_rate: This method takes one argument, 'days', and returns the work rate per day for a worker who can complete the work in 'days'."}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/craft_Math_algebra_query_254", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/craft_Math_algebra_query_254", "text_sha256": "1da5d0e842adfff08f86c8ee929e7592e3708d9b26bffb8284a899442fce9e49", "gold_id": "craft_Math_algebra_tool_254", "negative_ids": ["toolink_tool_1493", "craft_Math_algebra_tool_59", "toolink_tool_386", "toolink_tool_46"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:craft-math-algebra/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "craft-math-algebra", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0b1907a653ea915328105c24708c6a085d916738c7aca58ec4778c9c3ad20224"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Can you first calculate the greatest common divisor of the numbers 36 and 48 and then estimate the derivative of the function f(x) = x^2 at the point x = 5?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "math_gcd", "description": "Calculates the greatest common divisor (GCD) of two positive integers using the Euclidean algorithm.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"a\": {\"description\": \"The first and larger positive integer for which to calculate the GCD.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"b\": {\"description\": \"The second positive integer for which to calculate the GCD.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"a\", \"b\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "estimate_derivative", "description": "Estimate the derivative of a function at a given point using a finite difference method.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"dx\": {\"default\": 0.001, \"description\": \"A small increment in x used to calculate the finite difference. A smaller value gives a better approximation of the derivative.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"function\": {\"description\": \"A callable function for which the derivative will be estimated, like the lambda x\", \"type\": \"any\"}, \"method\": {\"default\": \"central\", \"description\": \"The finite difference method to use for estimation.\", \"enum\": [\"forward\", \"backward\", \"central\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"x\": {\"description\": \"The x-value (point) at which the derivative is to be estimated.\", \"type\": \"float\"}}, \"required\": [\"function\", \"x\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `math_gcd` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `estimate_derivative` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_parallel_multiple_14-12-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_parallel_multiple_14-12-0", "text_sha256": "0322b884b7588f75e6c65bb282d6a940c5a7ad30d64670a1e5f96bbb5046ba95", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "live_parallel_multiple_14-12-0"}, "stratum": "live_parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0e22e253bfac4e5d39ef8ec074754ccd295f6d2b5ce97d37eb858804ecd10645"}}
{"state": "In the middle of pliés and pirouettes, a deadly crossbow bolt finds its mark, leaving Ryan lifeless in the dance studio and launching Detective Winston into a tense pas de deux with suspects Rex and Mandy.\n\nDetective Winston had barely finished his coffee when he received the call about the murder at the dance studio. Ryan, a notable figure and beloved dance instructor and advocate for racial integration, was found dead in the wee hours of the morning. The news from the officer stated that there was only one person present, Rex, at the time of the murder. \n\nCrossbow, a peculiar choice of weapon, but Rex was a known historical weapons enthusiast and was found alone in the studio. Rex was a man known in the community to frequently utter his disgust and hatred for other races. He never shied away from making his views known and didn't even care about the public backlash he received.\n\nWinston quickly drove to the scene. His previous encounters with Rex had taught him that he was not the type to embrace change. Rex was a man of his unpleasant prejudices and it's appalling how such hatred could run so deep.\n\nWalking into the studio's vast echoing space, Winston noticed Rex hunched over a droning gramophone, a scattering of musical notes scattered on the floor. As if revealing a questionable love affair, the air was robust with the scent of violin rosin and vintage tunes. It was evident that Rex had been working that night on his compositions.\n\nRex then stated, in his usual gruff manner, \"Found something?\" \n\n\"I guess hard work pays off in its own way,\" Rex replied, confirming his solitary presence during the late work hours coinciding with Ryan's death.\n\n\"What an extravagant collection!\" Winston commented, looking at the decorated wall filled with a series of historical crossbows that Rex had acquired from an auction. Winston remembered people mentioning how Rex often admired his collection and how he even took crossbow-shooting classes. He noted the empty space in the wall display.\n\n“Yeah, I even took crossbow-shooting classes. Fascinating history behind each of them…” Rex trailed off, a twisted smile on his face. \n\nAgainst the backdrop of Rex's repeated disapproval of Ryan's integration views, the altercations Rex had with people from different races, and his significant collection of ancient weapons, Winston made it a point to investigate deeper into Rex's background and his activities during the late-night hours of composing music.\n\nWinston took a sip of coffee and set down the crime scene photos. Laying there was Ryan, a well-known political figure who had been involved in numerous scandals. His reputation was on thin ice, and his sudden death was making waves.\n\nThe unexpected detail in this case was the murder weapon, an uncommon choice - a crossbow. Word on the street, and confirmed by Mandy’s friends as they testified at the precinct, was that Mandy, a local tour guide, had an intimate relationship with the departed. Mandy had confided in them, and their testimonies, along with photos of Mandy and Ryan in intimate situations, could back this up. Unconfirmed, but still a lead nonetheless.\n\nWinston had done a little homework on the suspects and had found out that Mandy was not only into medieval war tactics and frequented the local archery range, practicing with the specific type of crossbow the murder was committed with. This alluring detail landed her on the suspect list.\n\nWinston finished his coffee, grabbed his coat, and headed out to meet Mandy. His briefcase also enclosed evidence of her fingerprints taken from the identical crossbow he found in her vast collection during a quick search warrant operation prior.\n\nThe sun shone brightly on Mandy as she stood at the entrance to the local museum, her usual station. \n\n\"Hi there, are you Mandy?\" Winston asked after her tour group had depart.\n\n\"Taking an interest in the local sights, detective?\" she replied with a smirk. \"Let's just focus on the tour,\" she tried to redirect, clearly uncomfortable with the topic. \n\n\"Mandy, we need to chat. About Ryan,\" he narrowed his gaze slightly. \"I was hoping we could talk here, if you don't mind.\"\n\nMandy's features tensed up a bit; she looked away from Winston and started pointing out a nearby sculpture. \"We don't need to bring up the past, let's instead admire the beauty of the Roman Centurion standing tall there,\" she said, once again trying to steer the conversation.\n\n\"No, I'm sorry, it's just that–\" \n\nA sudden wailing siren interrupted their conversation.\n\n\"Wait here, please,\" Winston asked before taking the call. \n\nWhen Winston returned after a minute, Mandy had a look of discomfort that strained the corners of her eyes, but she quickly tried to hide it behind a smile. \"Talking about the past can be… difficult.\"\n\n\"I've heard you were critically involved in the election campaign.\" Winston mentioned carefully, causing Mandy to look subtly relieved. \n\nA hit and a miss. He was on the right track. Picking up the photos taken from Mandy's home, he found what he needed. Mandy had her secrets and he had a job to do. \n\nReturning to his car, Winston spelled a silent thanks for the fresh pile of leads waiting for him back at the station, still lost in thought about the case.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Rex", "opt_2": "Mandy"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/172", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/172", "text_sha256": "37f87c2504133fb89b7c77f803e92fbe372aac7f8d61caf0cfc64cacf604844c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 172}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c8d0acc2dc57ba754390862a5c53795eb5b77da418078ffd3f146dcfa8af83f6"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Tri-Town News Business Briefs, July 15. Print Howard Stein of Farmingdale has launched a Home Helpers franchise, an in-home care company serving Monmouth County. Home Helpers specializes in comprehensive home care for senior citizens, new mothers and individuals who need recuperative and continuing assistance. Home Helpers also offers Direct Link, its proprietary line of 24/7 medical alert systems, including a fall sensor with GPS locator and an automated medication dispenser. Our mission is to be the extended family when family cant be there; providing top quality in-home care and home health care services that improve quality of life and create peace of mind. We arent just in the home care business; we are in the taking care of people business. It is so incredibly rewarding to provide meaningful help to families, Stein said. For more information, call 908-975-0400, email 58961@homehelpershomecare.com or visit www.homehelpershomecare.com/monmouth-county-nj The team at Sunnyside Manor in Wall Township has met the criteria for the 2020 American College of Health Care Administrators Eli Pick Facility Leadership Award. ACHCA recognized the Sunnyside Manor team as being one of the top performing skilled nursing facilities in the nation. The award was established in 2008 to recognize skilled nursing facilities for achieving excellence beyond the Five Star rating system. Criteria are reviewed and updated each year to assure that top-performing facilities are recognized and that the award continues to raise the bar for organizational performance. MaryEllen Keane is the administrator of Sunnyside Manor", "question": "For more information, call 844-388-6069 TAGS What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"product updates\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"alliance & partnership\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"subsidiary establishment\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"product launching & presentation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1271", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/0536e4258de8356b835a", "text_sha256": "3f54fe18d1d7fab15062e0510edfa7af671734f7590c776844b484a1207d738f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1271}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7fc3844117508e0afafd498200e151cfda1284e08e369c4cd78434469e5c851a"}}
{"state": "Identify kind of descriptive role playing game for self-discovery\n\nThere's a comic book called \"Knights of the Dinner Table\" about a bunch of rpg players.\n\nIn one issue, the only girl at the table GM's some kind of self-discovery game she learnt in her psychology class. She describes some situations and asks for details from the players, giving an example herself.\n\nAt one point, for example, she says:\n\nOk, so you continue your journey down your own personal path. Soon you come to a large bear! What do you do? My bear turns out to be very tame and I'm able to hand feed it and befriend it! He decides to accompany me on my journey.\n\nAt the end, she explains what each thing symbolizes:\n\nThe bear represents adversity and how you deal with it\n\nSupposedly this is (loosely) based on a real exercise for self discovery. I would like to know more about the real exercise in which this is based, but I don't know how to start.\n\nAny idea how this exercise is called, or how can I find more information about something similar?\n\nThanks.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "After playing just about every Tetris game in existence, it’s nice to have a\nchallenge that forces you to think outside the box (or [ Tetris Matrix\n](https://tetris.com/article/35/tetris-lingo-every-player-should-know) , in\nthis case). These challenges don’t have to come from inside the game. If\nyou’re creative enough, you’ll be able to imagine even more ways to put new\nspins on Tetris, even if it means attempting to play blindfolded while a\nfriend calls out each new Tetrimino. Definitely tough.", "doc_2": "It’s a clever idea for promoting a more distanced view of the self. It uses\none of the main sources of self-deception—the abundance of information we have\n(or think we have) about ourselves—and turns it into a lens for seeing more\nclearly. When we try to evaluate ourselves objectively, we can’t be sure we\nare correct (we can’t really step outside ourselves), and when we try to\nimagine how others see us, we are often wrong (because we don’t know other\npeople well enough to be certain how we come across to them). The same problem\noccurs when we try to envision a future self—we may make a good guess, but\nthat future self is an imaginary character, created out of our hopes and\nfears. That person has more in common with Batman than with the face in the\nmirror this morning. However, the person you were in the past was real, and\nyou knew her or him intimately. That younger you’s reaction to you is probably\neasy to elicit and very likely to be accurate. And those reactions, be they\nnegative or positive, will likely throw some of today’s self-deceptions into\nrelief.", "doc_3": "**Last update:** 24 October, 2023\n\nHindrances and annoyances that take away our happiness, entrenched fears,\nvalues ​​that govern our choices and behavior. The _**forest test** _ tries to\nclarify and interpret many of these issues based on the approach from which it\nwas designed: relational psychoanalysis. According to this theory, **our\npsychological suffering is rooted in underlying issues that we must bring to\nlight in order to[ heal ](https://exploringyourmind.com/healing-means-that-\npain-stops-controlling-your-life/) the hurts and move forward. **\n\nFor those who have not heard about this relational test, we should first say\nthat it isn’t in any way conventional. **The forest test doesn’t have enough\nreliability and validity to be part of normal clinical practice.** However, we\ncannot rule out its relevance within the context and the theoretical framework\nfrom which it was created. It is, without a doubt, worth taking into account.\n\n> _The forest test is a projective test which can reveal the fears, hindrances\n> and deepest interests of each patient._", "doc_4": "In _Positivity_ , Barbara L. Fredrickson discusses personal upward spirals.\nShe says, “People who enjoyed more positivity in their lives were more able\nto cope with adversity in an open-minded way. They saw more solutions”\n(Fredrickson, 2009, p. 61).", "doc_5": "How does long-term memory knowledge enhance working memory storage?\nNow, we consider how knowledge—and its development—help working memory. Imagine that you are an adult who is unfamiliar with American football, watching your very first game. You do not know the rules, the terms, or the players' names. You might struggle to follow what the commentator is saying, especially if you are attempting to watch the players at the same time. If someone asks you to describe what is happening, you might find it challenging. This scenario illustrates the massive role that"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/56", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/56", "text_sha256": "d4f9b41bc078e835541698a7770162053ec633c4f2bcf774652095ba5e0b602f", "gold_id": "forest_test/theforesttestanditsplaceinpsychoanalysis_2.txt", "negative_ids": ["optimism/overcomingselfdelusion_101.txt", "social_facilitation/tetrisnewwaystochallengeyourselfandtestyourskills_29.txt", "working_memory/S0079742121000013_10.txt", "excessive_shock/healthycopingmechanisms_36.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "56"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8d746063d9176f39913e3581c642ce5e0ec5623e71545265bdd99f5186c85c60"}}
{"state": "Where can i find the code about move_group_interface.plan method?\n\n\nI'm studying moveit. A trajectory was created through a method called plan, but I couldn't find the process, so I asked a question. thank you", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "If the container process is asked to shutdown due to normal [Termination],\nthen the exit code must be 0. If it exits due to an error then exit code must\nbe any other number.", "doc_2": "goal_orientation_tolerance_ = tolerance;\n  }\n  void setPlanningTime(double seconds)\n  {\n    if (seconds > 0.0)\n      allowed_planning_time_ = seconds;\n  }\n  double getPlanningTime() const\n  {\n    return allowed_planning_time_;\n  }\n  void constructMotionPlanRequest(moveit_msgs::msg::MotionPlanRequest& request) const\n  {\n    request.group_name = opt_.group_name;\n    request.num_planning_attempts = num_planning_attempts_;\n    request.max_velocity_scaling_factor = max_velocity_scaling_factor_;\n    request.max_acceleration_scaling_factor = max_acceleration_scaling_factor_;\n    request.allowed_planning_time = allowed_planning_time_;\n    request.pipeline_id = planning_pipeline_id_;\n    request.planner_id = planner_id_;\n    request.workspace_parameters = workspace_parameters_;\n    if (considered_start_state_)\n    {\n      moveit::core::robotStateToRobotStateMsg(*considered_start_state_, request.start_state);\n    }\n    else\n    {\n      request.start_state.is_diff = true;\n    }\n    if (active_target_ == JOINT)\n    {\n      request.goal_constraints.resize(1);\n      request.goal_constraints[0] = kinematic_constraints::constructGoalConstraints(\n          getTargetRobotState(), joint_model_group_, goal_joint_tolerance_);\n    }\n    else if (active_target_ == POSE || active_target_ == POSITION || active_target_ == ORIENTATION)\n    {\n      // find out how many goals are specified\n      std::size_t goal_count = 0;\n      for (const auto& pose_target : pose_targets_)", "doc_3": "The teb_local_planner package implements a plugin to the base_local_planner of\nthe 2D navigation stack. The underlying method called Timed Elastic Band\nlocally optimizes the robot's trajectory with respect to trajectory execution\ntime, separation from obstacles and compliance with kinodynamic constraints at\nruntime.", "doc_4": "The teb_local_planner package implements a plugin to the base_local_planner of\nthe 2D navigation stack. The underlying method called Timed Elastic Band\nlocally optimizes the robot's trajectory with respect to trajectory execution\ntime, separation from obstacles and compliance with kinodynamic constraints at\nruntime.", "doc_5": "A typical scenario would be to start simulation and then attach VSCode\ndebugger to gzserver process. The code to be inspect get called after the\nprocess is attached (e.g spawn_entity). This is a straight forward scenario\nwith below steps to follow. This method can be used for debugging any function\ncode either one time or repeated calls. e.g Load(), Update()"}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/30", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/30", "text_sha256": "8f84b7bf8621b2629945d2b9f0f3bd168d4114ceccb669fefebe983ec761360c", "gold_id": "move_group_interface/movegroupinterfacecp_22.txt", "negative_ids": ["vscode_gazebo/debuggingros2gazebop_45.txt", "ros2_dependency/roslaunchhtml_186.txt", "nv_planner/teblocalplanner_95.txt", "nv_planner/teblocalplanner_65.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "30"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3b505f3a633df0d7d96b81db8b7311f89616f8ae9dce81d12690e89111122c0e"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nPhysics students are checking the constant acceleration equations of kinematics by measuring the velocity of a tennis ball that is dropped and falls 6 meters and then passes through a photogate. The predicted velocity is 20% above the velocity measured by the photogate. Which of the following best describes the cause of the large percent difference?\nA) The ball changes its shape while falling.\nB) The acceleration of gravity varies as the ball is falling.\nC) Air resistance increases the acceleration of the ball.\nD) The acceleration of the balls varies with the velocity.\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-v1": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "claude-v2": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-instant-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-high-school-physics.val.147", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-high-school-physics.val.147", "text_sha256": "cfd61056e765441525f79619a1d41f0d4442c1318223f962bcdf34dba72bdd1d", "eval_name": "mmlu-high-school-physics", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-high-school-physics.val.147"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b34854360607b1226bf0e1b2f72e89202978e8415cef269887ddadabdf98e904"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Ukraine : Court jails PM aide accused of spying for Russia"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Ukraine : Court jails PM kitten accused of spying for Russia", "b": "Ukraine : Court jails PM wife accused of spying for Russia"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/11863-10791", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/11863", "text_sha256": "3765f70e23e5f9a58fa0e20ee1f4790e3d1c98a3ccf6ba6894140989f26af8f3", "grades": ["2.4", "0.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "11863-10791"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "346fdecbbcf2a173ecfcad97559575c11eb3e1e797f0cbc9f2a48bfe3c651bec"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#3790ed #008fe0 #e8aa00 #47ba2c #b11e0e", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#3790ed #008fe0 #e8aa00 #47ba2c #b11e0e", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#313635 #505c52 #99a67d #c3c79c #858465", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#856d27 #b09134 #b8b674 #687028 #3b451d", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#fdf6ff #f2ec7e #84cf75 #8b87e3 #000001", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#ffed93 #d6e85b #aab22f #13291d #091919", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#c9cfd2 #f2f2be #c9ac64 #b58d52 #6d433a", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#1e2c33 #70441b #b85d28 #fc622a #d13700", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ffeeeb #e8dada #262038 #b3b9ff #d4ceff", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#87b35d #dbffb8 #facdf7 #de9ed9 #b159af", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#87b35d #dbffb8 #facdf7 #de9ed9 #b159af", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ff0c85 #e80b42 #e8420b #ff850c #ff0000", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#ae9749 #b5a567 #d0ccc9 #59574b #2c2d25", "b": "#bee6b0 #feecbc #ffb592 #f8585f #60573f"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/39", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/39", "text_sha256": "2e852ae9356d9d6215fe11a0b02e2051f28bc1db4848cfca811f06dc0235095c", "themes": [2282, 2044], "ratings": [4, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 39}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "18a7f6749a4e0201a4d1aa9f867752ec943e7df07758dd3225c06642871e014e"}}
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{"state": "Is any known plant magnetic?\nIs there a plant (not a microscopic type but one that is visible to the naked eye) that has so much iron (or magnetite), cobalt, or nickel in its body that it can attract a magnet?\nIn this case \"attract\" would mean that a person holding a small magnet next to the plant can feel a small attraction between the magnet and the plant.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "through oogenesis. In all mammals including humans, the ovum is fertilised inside the female body. It is one of the largest cells in the human body and is visible even to the naked eye without the help of a microscope. It measures approximately 0.1 mm in diameter in humans. Ovum is called the oosphere in algae.", "doc_2": "their distinct red tint. Because they are shrinking rapidly in size, they are surrounded by an envelope or skin much bigger than the star itself. The envelope of Betelgeuse is 250 times bigger than the star inside.\nA red dwarf is a small and relatively cool star, which has a mass of less than half that of the Sun and a surface temperature of less than 4,000 K. Red dwarfs are by far the most common type of star in the Galaxy, but due to their low luminosity, from Earth, none are visible to the naked eye.\nInterstellar redd", "doc_3": "* White clover is typically richer in calcium, magnesium, iron, manganese, copper, cobalt, molybdenum, boron and selenium than ryegrass.\n* Red clover is typically richer in copper and cobalt than ryegrass.", "doc_4": "[ Phosphorus trifluoride ](/wiki/Phosphorus_trifluoride \"Phosphorus trifluoride\")\n* [ Methyl cyanoformate ](/wiki/Methyl_cyanoformate \"Methyl cyanoformate\")\n* [ Iron pentacarbonyl ](/wiki/Iron_pentacarbonyl \"Iron pentacarbonyl\")\n* [ Nickel tetracarbonyl ](/wiki/Nickel_tetracarbonyl \"Nickel tetracarb", "doc_5": "Magnetotactic bacteria (or MTB) are a polyphyletic group of bacteria that orient themselves along the magnetic field lines of Earth's magnetic field. Discovered in 1963 by Salvatore Bellini and rediscovered in 1975 by Richard Blakemore, this alignment is believed to aid these organisms in reaching regions of optimal oxygen concentration. To perform this task, these bacteria have organelles called magnetosomes that contain magnetic crystals. The biological phenomenon of microorganisms tending to move in response to the environment's magnetic characteristics is known as magnetotaxis.  However, this term is misleading in that every other application of the term taxis involves a stimulus-response mechanism.  In contrast to the magnetoreception of animals, the bacteria contain fixed magnets that force the bacteria into alignment—even dead cells are dragged into alignment, just like a compass needle."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/42", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/42", "text_sha256": "2a8ad074a22d9ee02b3cb6b1ef0f457531fe267505645e7151406f0d57c33954", "gold_id": "magnetic_plant/Magnetotactic_bacteria_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["smell_like_almond/Bloodagent_97_2.txt", "parthenogenesis/difference-between-sperm-and-ovum_18_2.txt", "fiber_eating_birds/grassnutritionalvalu_162_0.txt", "evolutionary_advantage_of_red-green_color_blindness/Red_2_12.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "42"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "19a046855dab17e484d1a21c374044a62fc5f4360a16ddc4c06f6d35ddcdf695"}}
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{"state": {"conversation": ["user: I can only eat vegan and gluton-free food."], "available_functions": [{"name": "uber.eat.order", "description": "Place an order for food on Uber Eats, specifying the chosen restaurant and the items with their respective quantities.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"delivery_instructions\": {\"default\": \"\", \"description\": \"Special instructions for the delivery person. Leave blank if there are no special instructions.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"items\": {\"description\": \"A list of item identifiers to order, each associated with a quantity. For example, 2 orders of item 'x' and 4 of item 'y'.\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"restaurant_id\": {\"description\": \"The unique identifier of the chosen restaurant.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"restaurant_id\", \"items\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "reviews.food", "description": "Collect user reviews and star ratings for food items.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"reviews\": {\"description\": \"User's written review of the food item.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"star_rating\": {\"description\": \"User's star rating for the food item, on a scale of 1 to 5.\", \"enum\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5], \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"reviews\", \"star_rating\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "type.of.food", "description": "Categorize the type of food into predefined categories based on its characteristics.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"type\": {\"description\": \"The general classification of food, such as 'fruit', 'vegetable', 'meat', 'dairy', or 'grain'.\", \"enum\": [\"fruit\", \"vegetable\", \"meat\", \"dairy\", \"grain\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"type\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `uber.eat.order` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `reviews.food` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `type.of.food` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_795-304-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_795-304-0", "text_sha256": "a1a65b6cdc8b89ffed194393ef75ca41b7a0119574450ca524f8443f8fb85685", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_irrelevance.json", "id": "live_irrelevance_795-304-0"}, "stratum": "live_irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "17cc0bd5db961ff1acc11c2b2e7fbf29c2f0ea6f3c342b47f75604b1161d87aa"}}
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{"state": "Nestled in the city's heart, a charming Italian bistro thrived, its lively spirit spilling out onto the cobbled streets. The restaurant was on the cusp of expansion, ready to weave its culinary magic across the city. This growth, however, presented a new challenge: strategically assigning the core team - Melinda, Robert, and Laura - to the critical tasks of restaurant management and food delivery.\n\nMelinda was a force to be reckoned with. Armed with a degree in business administration with a focus on hospitality and restaurant management, she left no stone unturned. She was a perfectionist, known for the vigor she brought to the table. She had previously demonstrated her exemplary leadership skills in managing a food truck business that became a beacon of success for five long years. Her reputation as a perfectionist who sweated minute details to ensure quality presentation was legendary. \n\nHowever, Melinda's crushing attention to detail didn't always work in favor of her peers, especially Laura. Laura found Melinda's high energy too stressful to handle. Moreover, Melinda often found Laura’s approach frustrating. She believed Laura didn't take her responsibilities seriously enough and lacked focus, often leading to a clash of wills. Laura was a frequent sight in the vibrant bistro, but her troubles outnumbered her table attendances. Handling feedback from team members was not her strong suit and she had quite a few traffic violations and minor accidents under her belt. Furthermore, her knowledge of the city's layout was limited to what the GPS on her phone could tell her. The multi-tasking nature of peak time rush at the restaurant easily overwhelmed her, thus making her a less than ideal candidate for food delivery.\n\nMeanwhile, Robert was caught in a web of complexity. He held a long-standing grudge against Melinda who had corrected a big mistake in one of his orders. This had resulted in opposing views between him and Laura on food delivery standards. The pressure of managing often left Robert indecisive and his projects frequently exceeded budgets and timelines. Besides, the myriad alleys of the city often confounded him, leading to several customer complaints about late deliveries when he was responsible. His reading of maps wasn't his finest skill and his directional challenges were well known.\n\nThe frequent disagreements and bickering between Robert and Laura when they were assigned together created a tenuous atmosphere. Balancing the strengths and weaknesses of these three and assigning optimal roles had become a challenging task.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Managing the restaurant: Robert, Delivery of food: Laura and Melinda", "opt_2": "Managing the restaurant: Laura, Delivery of food: Melinda and Robert", "opt_3": "Managing the restaurant: Melinda, Delivery of food: Laura and Robert"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/206", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/206", "text_sha256": "0b5747aa226dd6a853eaa75272ca86fc6f4a9298b260ea26c995d9f93d12979a", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 206}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5a15be241913f5e4f3d044e9bc8de19b8caa02f7e656d65145bacbe39fdaa0c2"}}
{"state": "User: Can you change my appointment?\nAI: Of course! Please provide me your appointment ID, new date, and new doctor's name.\nUser: My ID is 12345678, I want to reschedule it to May 15 with Dr. Lee.\nAI: Sure!\nAPI-Request: [ModifyRegistration(appointment_id='12345678', new_appointment_date='2023-05-15', new_appointment_doctor='Dr. Lee')]->success\nAI: Your appointment has been rescheduled, and the status of the modification is in the output parameter. Is there anything else I can help you with?\nUser: I'm feeling fatigued, can you give me some information on this symptom?\nAI: Definitely.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge.", "SymptomSearch": "This API searches for a given symptom.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID."}, "label": "EmergencyKnowledge", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/155", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "41198eb4904f69932e90b0772f13c63ae161ef96b8912ee6ab929ba23a22d3bd", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 155, "file": "ModifyRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "EmergencyKnowledge", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b5fb970b34edaeba0aa7e191fd65904f1ccab32b5d1499c958f2195d44dfad7d"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#422434 #414547 #754d47 #a66e4c #db9e49", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#fc550d #32420e #a5c92b #c5ff54 #e9ffc9", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#f2d1dc #cc8ca4 #cc4f76 #b22650 #661131", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#a61103 #e2b493 #401801 #734002 #f2b705", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f7deff #a0a3a3 #5a6359 #2c3635 #1a1e24", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f7deff #a0a3a3 #5a6359 #2c3635 #1a1e24", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#d4d7ac #91a39d #394433 #5d776e #f1e6b0", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#60a6b3 #204f57 #ff9945 #b35100 #4f2707", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#8c3926 #bf712c #f2bf5e #04b2d9 #048abf", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#190f19 #260d22 #400c1e #731109 #cc3600", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#b31109 #cc1d14 #edff00 #a7b312 #00529c", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#232426 #7780a1 #8392c2 #8ea5ed #f4fffe", "rating": 1}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#a49d73 #622e0a #e6dda1 #fffafd #a95218", "b": "#fdf7fd #8799c5 #261714 #f2b680 #51659f"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/790", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/790", "text_sha256": "5dc8299c1a031a00407c74572dabaf8940b59656b93e0f1a80fd8325d60922f1", "themes": [11147, 5192], "ratings": [3, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 790}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c7820557a6f917263fe36e78d8c623d8950528193193391a834ace279a17dd94"}}
{"state": "Assuming the throne as King brought with it a whirlwind of duties, the most challenging of which was to delegate the right individuals to the tasks at hand. The two key roles that needed to be filled were managing the court and leading the armies. The individuals in question were Eleanor, Alfred, and Benjamin. The successful allocation of these tasks could lay the groundwork for a thriving kingdom, a task that demanded more than mere wisdom.\n\nLet's begin with one of my most loyal subjects, the hardheaded Eleanor. Eleanor has always presented a firm grasp on court protocol and etiquette, carrying herself with grace and leading diplomatic conversations with poise. However, her constitution is fragile; she faints at the sight of blood, which could be problematic since the atmosphere at the court can sometimes get tumultuous. More than that, Eleanor tends to crack under high pressure situations, a trait very unlike the sturdy, unwavering figure I seek to manage court matters.\n\nIf the court wasn't a fit for Eleanor, then Benjamin was more of a square peg in a round hole. The chaos he was capable of unleashing with his notorious reputation for disregarding orders and rules was alarming. I could clearly imagine how he would be, arriving late to court and delaying proceedings, making sarcastic remarks on Eleanor's suggestions, and misplacing important documents at the drop of a hat. Once, he had even dared to insult Alfred publicly, tainting their relationship to beyond reconciliation. To add salt to the wound, Benjamin showed zero inclination toward learning military strategy or training, making him an unlikely choice to lead the armies.\n\nThe task was becoming daunting, and even more so when I pondered upon the peculiar case of good-hearted, but badly-timed, Alfred. Alfred had a habitual problem with lateness, something that Eleanor was unable to tolerate. His lack of organizational skills often landed him in troubled waters, as he misunderstood important information. Alfred had no military background, and an insurmountable fear of combat clearly made leading armies a non-option for him. If that was not bad enough, he found his source of amusement in retaliating to Eleanor's criticism by causing disruptions in her court sessions.\n\nChoosing between Eleanor, Alfred, and Benjamin was akin to picking a wolf to guard the sheep. But it was a choice I had to make nonetheless. I was a King, and a King I would be in making the toughest of decisions. I looked at the mismatched set of subjects standing before me, each with their strengths and weaknesses. It was for me to spin their flaws into their virtues and make the best out of what I was presented with.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Manage court: Alfred, Lead armies: Benjamin and Eleanor", "opt_2": "Manage court: Eleanor, Lead armies: Alfred and Benjamin", "opt_3": "Manage court: Benjamin, Lead armies: Alfred and Eleanor"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/4", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/4", "text_sha256": "8bddae58a75f077e58899e7fd2cdeeaf6d2a1e08859147e6e68ddd8b2f9e4bec", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 4}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "74b1225a1b88d68d8b1657198550db09badd8b678501c1e843f6cf2d814849b1"}}
{"state": {"service": "Music search and streaming with something for everyone", "dialogue": ["User: I want to see a movie directed by eric khoo.", "System: What sort of movie?", "User: I want to see a drama.", "System: There is 1 available called ramen shop.", "User: I will take a look at ramen shop. I want to hear some relaxing music now. Perhaps a pop song by hayley kiyoko from one years back.", "System: Would you like to listen to Curious by hayley kiyoko from the album expectations?", "User: Yes, that would be fine.", "System: Should I play the song for you?", "User: Yes, please do.", "System: You would like to listen to curious on the tv?", "User: No, on the bedroom device."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchSong": "Look for a song by artist/genre/year", "PlayASong": "Listen to the selected song on your device", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "PlayASong", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/10_00095/10", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/10_00095", "text_sha256": "c6863cf9806d342f85ceeda30848b746de406806f9c7ada8411bef7c7306d43e", "schema_variant": "v1", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "10_00095", "turn": 10}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c1f2086df1bc67239770d1b450d3ac23687beec2dc455df4b3bd0f73d736eed5"}}
{"state": "Write a function to extract only the rear index element of each string in the given tuple.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null}, "label": "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.212", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.212", "text_sha256": "d6b88e8cfe10f09171497f2d6259819c70b0a4155c6e3085089161b594d22765", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.212"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "83c94721d1c3a44b798f052ea6ebafb1bf43d8310e4d9feb7741adf97cf32ee2"}}
{"state": "what is the length of time it takes a new card to get mailed to me", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"international_fees": null, "improve_credit_score": null, "new_card": null, "application_status": null, "credit_score": null, "report_lost_card": null, "replacement_card_duration": null, "rewards_balance": null, "card_declined": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "replacement_card_duration", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/265", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/265", "text_sha256": "88ef8eacc44424a94c1e8fe49f8611951ab3033d92c024e0695af6b787aff1f7", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 265}, "stratum": "credit_cards", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7c0a154600f6411acfd648cd1d9bf599f59b546d5698fe189f9cc089004c7b93"}}
{"state": "initiate a call to robert", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"date": null, "flip_coin": null, "alarm": null, "weather": null, "time": null, "find_phone": null, "roll_dice": null, "make_call": null, "measurement_conversion": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "make_call", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/1451", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/1451", "text_sha256": "cbf1190ec65ae5df99bbbe455c3c5e16ce012b90a3ca6dfc4d50621e0c05baef", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1451}, "stratum": "utility", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4ef117d5cbb001a720ed8bc99d0e7cc2e51e36b31ac40924edd6634e6cf65eb1"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: I am looking for a hair dresser in the San Lorenzo vicinity."], "available_functions": [{"name": "Alarm_1_GetAlarms", "description": "Retrieve a list of alarms that the user has set in the system.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"alarm_type\": {\"default\": \"sound\", \"description\": \"The type of alarms to retrieve.\", \"enum\": [\"sound\", \"vibration\", \"visual\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"include_disabled\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"Whether to include disabled alarms in the result.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"user_id\": {\"description\": \"Unique identifier for the user whose alarms are to be fetched.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"user_id\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Alarm_1_AddAlarm", "description": "Set a new alarm with a specified time and optional custom name.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"new_alarm_name\": {\"default\": \"New alarm\", \"description\": \"The custom name to assign to the new alarm.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"new_alarm_time\": {\"description\": \"The time to set for the new alarm in 24-hour format (HH:MM).\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"new_alarm_time\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Messaging_1_ShareLocation", "description": "This function allows a user to share their current geographic location with a specified contact in their address book.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"contact_name\": {\"description\": \"The full name of the contact to whom the location will be sent.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"The geographic coordinates or address to share, in the format of 'Latitude, Longitude' (e.g., '37.7749, -122.4194') or a physical address (e.g., '1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA').\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\", \"contact_name\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Services_1_BookAppointment", "description": "This function books an appointment with a specified hair stylist or salon on a desired date and time.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"appointment_date\": {\"description\": \"The date for the appointment in the format of 'YYYY-MM-DD', such as '2023-10-05'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"appointment_time\": {\"description\": \"The time for the appointment in 24-hour format 'HH:MM', such as '14:30'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"stylist_name\": {\"description\": \"The full name of the hair stylist or the name of the salon.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"stylist_name\", \"appointment_date\", \"appointment_time\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Services_1_FindProvider", "description": "Search for a hair stylist in a specified city, with options to filter for unisex salons.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"city\": {\"description\": \"The city where the stylist or salon is sought, such as 'New York, NY'. State names must be abbreviated with two letters.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"is_unisex\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"Indicates whether the salon caters to all genders. True for yes, False for no.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}}, \"required\": [\"city\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Alarm_1_GetAlarms` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Alarm_1_AddAlarm` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Messaging_1_ShareLocation` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}, "call_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Services_1_BookAppointment` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}, "call_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Services_1_FindProvider` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_multiple_391-137-9", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_multiple_391-137-9", "text_sha256": "0582aaf6c743a59258402990c348bd94617be66e9129f447e0301b81159fd653", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_multiple.json", "id": "live_multiple_391-137-9"}, "stratum": "live_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ba52504f9be7760177c9256a0a659c6d3ff852decb8c09fd07cc694fd21e1a51"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What is the density of a substance with a mass of 45 kg and a volume of 15 m³?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "mix_paint_color", "description": "Combine two primary paint colors and adjust the resulting color's lightness level.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"color1\": {\"description\": \"The first primary color to be mixed.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"color2\": {\"description\": \"The second primary color to be mixed.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"lightness\": {\"description\": \"The desired lightness level of the resulting color in percentage. The default level is set to 50%.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"color1\", \"color2\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "calculate_density", "description": "Calculate the density of a substance based on its mass and volume.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"mass\": {\"description\": \"The mass of the substance in kilograms.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"unit\": {\"description\": \"The unit of density. Default is kg/m³\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"volume\": {\"description\": \"The volume of the substance in cubic meters.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"mass\", \"volume\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `mix_paint_color` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `calculate_density` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/multiple_107", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/multiple_107", "text_sha256": "f8e76b270d9b85ecce1d8aaca5124b96617321b17916eb70f5db330ac4689700", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_multiple.json", "id": "multiple_107"}, "stratum": "multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "169ebf3303b58848310d871acbedb1ced0d9795903cb9ec4dd533a575fa3fd92"}}
{"state": "User: Can you check the registration for Alice Chen on June 15, 2023 with Dr. Wang?\nAI: Sure, let me check.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "SymptomSearch": "This API searches for a given symptom.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user."}, "label": "QueryRegistration", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/308", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryRegistration-SymptomSearch-RecordHealthData-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "1cb7864148cc6a85d13710b402663d211a992f128d53227908850174f7dd7089", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 308, "file": "QueryRegistration-SymptomSearch-RecordHealthData-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryRegistration", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4955137ef4f27f1038b3072abfc669730e22e7a2eadfa8e77b9783fb5cf95925"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: The center of an atom is held together by powerful forces. Sent 2: This gives them a huge amount of stored energy. Sent 3: This type of energy is called nuclear energy. Sent 4: This energy can be released and used to do work. Sent 5: This happens in nuclear power plants where they split apart the nucleus of an atom. Sent 6: This splitting apart is called nuclear fission. Sent 7: Another type of nuclear energy happens in the Sun. Sent 8: Here the atoms nuclei are not split apart. Sent 9: Instead, the nuclei of the atoms are fused, or joined together. Sent 10: This process is called nuclear fusion. Sent 11: Some of the suns energy travels to Earth. Sent 12: This energy from nuclear fusion warms the planet and provides the energy for photosynthesis", "question": "What happens to atoms during nuclear fusion?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Electrons are spit out\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"The atoms nuclei are split apart\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Neutrons break apart\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"They are fused or joined together.\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Photosynthesis\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Nuclei are fused together\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"The nuclei of the atoms are fused, or joined together\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Electric energy\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/278", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/754d59c0c14bd26ed2da", "text_sha256": "7087dff31fb0b2e97258481c031988afe87345a4a40e72cf6dab08cb146f07db", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 278}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f068da779dde47740b87abe888e619508e0239856765eb37229d2b0708e1b330"}}
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{"state": "On a night when the roar of go-karts was silenced by a nefarious deed, Detective Winston finds himself investigating the peculiar murder of Gary, slain by a rarely-seen sai with two unlikely suspects: Frederick and Jerome.\n\nDetective Winston flicked through the reports once again. The guy is a dock worker, moved shipping containers around all day. It was a harmless hobby, but it didn't sit right.\n\n\"The dock's a rough place, Winston,\" said Officer Daniels, a baby-faced officer with a knack of not following orders, \"You can't be weak and thrive there.\"\n\n\"I bet Frederick's co-workers would tell you about his strength and dexterity. Cargo isn't a walk in the park,\" Winston said, taking in Daniels' recommendation. Strength and dexterity... it reminded him of something. The weapon, a sai, was found in Frederick's collection.\n\nWinston rubbed his brow lightly and continued turning the pages. Frederick was a devotee of warfare artifacts. From ancient katana to modern assault rifles, Frederick had them all. \n\n\"Frederick goes for racing during his free time,\" the report read. In fact, suspicious activity at the go-kart track was often reported around Frederick's usual racing time. Winston remembered Frederick's racing schedule: every Thursday at six, without fail.\n\nOn the day Gary was killed, Frederick and Gary were both at the go-kart track. Gary, a joker at heart, was seen messing around with Frederick's go-kart, the very same one that Frederick had previously confronted others about.\n\nWinston sighed, leaning back in his chair. Daniels had a defensive glance in his eye.\n\n\"But he's just an enthusiast! And skilled, I heard,\" Daniels defended, almost pleadingly. \n\nWinston only nodded, his mind already spinning with strategies and weak alibis. \n\n\"He's also a dockworker, known for his strength and dexterity, able to handle heavy cargo safely.\" He paused. \"Isn't a sai a pretty lightweight weapon?\"\n\n\"Yes sir.\" Daniels stuttered out, not daring to look Winston in the eye. \"Frederick...\" he swallowed. \"Frederick might have the skill to wield a sai.\"\n\nWinston continued reviewing the reports and evidence, his mind far from eased, his heart heavy with the task at hand. The dockworker. The go-kart track. The sai. The confrontations over the go-kart. The timelines adding up just so... Suspicions were nothing until proven in the court of law. But still, it was a start. Time to pay Frederick a visit.\n\nClouds hovered above the go-kart track as Winston surveyed the murder scene. The sight of Gary's lifeless body had been replaced by yellow police tape, but the stain of what had occurred remained imprinted in Winston's mind.\n\nIndisputably, Gary was the current go-kart champion of their small town. A title that endowed him a sense of invincibility and an obstacle for Jerome, the runner up more times than Jerome cared to admit.\n\nWinston pulled the collar of his coat up, glancing around the track at the groups of people, all huddled up and whispering. Among the crowd, his eyes locked onto a man standing alone, pressing binoculars to his eyes. It was a quirk of Jerome's to carry binoculars, even to social gatherings. The man was Jerome, a local driving instructor.\n\nAs Winston approached, he saw numerous people trying to engage with Jerome. He seemed to be in his own world, unresponsive to those attempting to speak with him. His attention constantly straying elsewhere, ears tilted towards passing conversations as if eavesdropping. Winston couldn’t help but notice the insular behavior of the man.\n\n\"You're Jerome, right?\" Winston asked. The man gave him a nod, his gaze fixed on the distant track. Jerome's listless eyes betrayed not apathy but a high passion for go-karting.\n\nJerome and Gary shared this passion, Winston learned, their go-kart rivalry was quite the spectacle in the local area. Contentious races, frequently ending with Gary taking the championship title very heatedly debated, and it was just a week ago when Gary accused Jerome of cheating.\n\n\"In his own world, isn't he?\" commented one of the local racers, watching Winston's attempt to engage Jerome. \"I've heard them arguing a lot recently. Especially after the last race...\" he glanced at the silent Jerome.\n\nWinston noted to visit the local gym, where Jerome had been seen practicing fight moves occasionally. The man was known to have a certificate of martial arts mastery as well. That singled him out, especially considering the nature of the murder weapon, a sai.\n\nThinking of sai, a cold wave of realization spread through him. He had seen a receipt in Jerome's office for multiple such weapons, and rumor had it that Jerome had been spotted purchasing multiple sais only a week back.\n\nAs the evening wind picked up, Winston took one last look at the solitary figure of Jerome. He was engrossed in his own world even in a crowded gathering. Suspicion, it would seem, wore many masks. It was time, Winston decided, to uncover the truth.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Frederick", "opt_2": "Jerome"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/88", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/88", "text_sha256": "2d7d974238f62282281421f6461fc43f528b55b749ce5d57a5977337bfc7a24c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 88}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3b2b07654e442aba4c2a95d47ca9935a66588634674147ee203d08cc8a3e10e8"}}
{"state": {"service": "A music site that allows you to listen to the music you choose while learning about it", "dialogue": ["User: Can you find me a Larry Jenkins movie to watch?", "System: I found 1 movie. How about Body Double? It has an average rating of 6.8.", "User: What genre is that? Who is the director?", "System: It is a Mystery movie directed by Brian De Palma.", "User: Sounds good.", "System: Is there anything else that you need?", "User: I want to find some songs. How about some Avicii?", "System: How about Broken Arrows by Avicii from the album Stories?", "User: Yes, that is the song I want.", "System: Do you want me to play this song?", "User: Yes."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SongSearch": "Discover music based on parameters", "PlaySelectedSong": "Start selected song playback", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "PlaySelectedSong", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/10_00070/10", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/10_00070", "text_sha256": "3a4c52d47ad424b62e746e798a10fbea10d0d487cbb97352d41eba6a10f8c3fb", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "10_00070", "turn": 10}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "be45212383e31460929d86b370e929018bf640c50ced1a8f13daa42452004dc0"}}
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{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nWhen you drop a ball from rest it accelerates downward at 9.8 m/s^2. If you instead throw it downward assuming no air resistance its acceleration immediately after leaving your hand is\nA) more than 9.8 m/s2\nB) Cannot say unless the speed of throw is given.\nC) less than 9.8 m/s2\nD) 9.8 m/s2\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "claude-v1": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-conceptual-physics.val.191", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-conceptual-physics.val.191", "text_sha256": "6617a5875f041f914287f64606ef01ac118295a627b1beb6329c74485db32485", "eval_name": "mmlu-conceptual-physics", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-conceptual-physics.val.191"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a0318a8e1ff1e378fe2aa698de29503fb79ddbcc171be00244e5606fcb1f2e08"}}
{"state": "For an economics project, Justin determined the cost of ferry rides for bicycles and cars. How much higher is the fare for a bicycle on the Seattle-Bremerton ferry than on the Fauntleroy-Vashon ferry?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "calculate_fare_difference_for_vehicle_type(fares_df, ferry_col, vehicle_type_col, ferry1, ferry2): def calculate_fare_difference_for_vehicle_type(fares_df, ferry_col, vehicle_type_col, ferry1, ferry2): \"\"\" This function takes in a pandas DataFrame representing a table of ferry fares and two ferry names, and returns the fare difference for a specific vehicle type between the two ferries. Args: fares_df (pd.DataFrame): A pandas DataFrame containing ferry names and their fares for various vehicle …", "tool_2": "retrieve_fares: This method takes a dictionary representing a table, and returns a tuple containing the fares for car and bicycle on the Southport-Fort Fisher ferry.", "tool_3": "print_fare_cost: Prints the cost of a taxi ride given the distance traveled and the fare charged for a certain distance.", "tool_4": "fare_cost: Calculates the cost of a taxi ride given the distance traveled and the fare charged for a certain distance.", "tool_5": "calculate_fare_difference_for_vehicles(fare_df, ferry_col, vehicle1_col, vehicle2_col, ferry_name): def calculate_fare_difference_for_vehicles(fare_df, ferry_col, vehicle1_col, vehicle2_col, ferry_name): \"\"\" This function takes in a pandas DataFrame representing a fare table and a ferry name, and returns the fare difference between two types of vehicles for the given ferry. Args: fare_df (pd.DataFrame): A pandas DataFrame containing ferry names and their fares for two types of vehicles. …"}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/craft_Tabmwp_query_132", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/craft_Tabmwp_query_132", "text_sha256": "db4f02dc77aa858c72a7340593dd219a509da73728cccd803f526d4c35a708e8", "gold_id": "craft_Tabmwp_tool_134", "negative_ids": ["craft_Tabmwp_tool_142", "toolink_tool_923", "toolink_tool_1020", "toolink_tool_1021"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:craft-tabmwp/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "craft-tabmwp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "523814d949ca28b728ea5fe1da7fdaf1d4f0ff583dc387198721ef2bb0d71c3d"}}
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{"state": "At the bustling office, famous journalist Kate and intern Henry were focused intently on their work. Kate, working on an influential and important article, relied on crucial information from interviews saved on a micro recorder. The device was placed strategically on the desk by her side, along with a notepad full of bullet points and scribbles. Each knew the placement of these items and accessed them as required; such was the synergy of their work.\n\nHenry, the aspiring intern, willingly took up the task of organizing Kate's chaotic workspace. His aim was to prove his value in this bustling journalism office, and he did so by ensuring every item had a place and was easily accessible, especially the micro recorder and notepad, which were on the desk ready for Kate's use.\n\nIn the same room, Nancy, Kate's meticulous and hawk-eyed editor, carefully watched the productivity of the room. Her sole aim was to guarantee a smooth process for the impending deadline, so every second and every object's placement mattered. She knew, just like Kate and Henry, exactly where the essential tools for this operation, namely the micro recorder and the notepad, placed at the desk under their watchful gaze.\n\nThey were all aware of each of these essentials' exact location, a testament to the systematic efficiency of the office and their collective dedication to this significant project.\n\nSeeing the scattered mess on the desk, Henry decided to tidy up. Having collected up the micro recorder, he secured it safely in the drawer wanting nothing more than to support Kate in creating a clear workspace. Working to prove himself, Henry was very considerate. He respected Kate's possessions and sought her permission before moving anything. Meanwhile, a conversation ensued between Kate and Henry about the need for organization in the workspace, shedding more light on the organized chaos that was Kate's desk.\n\nParallel to this, Nancy was engaged in a phone conversation with an author, who increasingly sought Nancy's expert editorial advice. Interactions such as these, accumulated over time, had led to the intricate web of relationships forming the essence of this journalistic setting.\n\n\nFueled by her desire to produce a groundbreaking piece, Kate placed the micro recorder, her key to the stories she was set to tell, prominently on her desk. As her fingers brushed over its cold surface, the anticipated hum of productivity filled the room. Simultaneously, Henry found himself in a different room, deep in discussion with Nancy about a potential article idea. The intensity of their deliberations hit a high note, the rising crescendo choreographing the pulse of the office. Nancy, of course, multitasked with razor-sharp focus, her eyes never wavering from the crucial document she was editing on her computer. The importance of the task was palpable, the dance of her fingers on the keyboard mirroring the thoughts ticking in her mind. Indeed, there was more to this day than met the eye; the multitude of events happening at once painted a vivid picture of the behind-the-scenes frenzy at the busy journalism office.\n\nUpon finishing up with the latest piece of information extracted from the interviews recorded on her invaluable micro recorder, Kate, with a satisfied nod, pushed the notepad filled with densely written bullet points and insights onto the shelf, clearing space on the cluttered desk for her laptop. Henry found himself waiting at the entrance to Kate's room, intending to query her about a matter he had been grappling with. The timing was as such that as Kate was pushing herself from the desk, having filled it with ample important content. Meanwhile, ensconced within a fortress of papers bearing the early inklings of Kate's hard work, Nancy diligently skims through the preliminary prints. Fresh off the press, they served to signal the culmination of their hard work.\n\nIn their own way, every individual in the room added to the intricate tapestry of invaluable work. Under the persistent ticking of the deadline looming over them, everyone's focus remained razor-sharp. Equipped with a relentless strive for perfection acting in concert with shared dedication, the office was set aglow with a hum of productivity.\n\nIn this symphony of urgent tasks and looming deadlines, a moment of unified satisfaction fell upon the room. Each individual - writer, intern, editor - played a key role in a journalistic feat, touching myriad lives with the fruit of their shared labors.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which location is the most likely place Henry would look to find the micro recorder given the story?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "desk", "opt_2": "drawer", "opt_3": "shelf"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_object_placements"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/object_placements/176", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/object_placements/176", "text_sha256": "01c4399109ea7dc33280577e03813942cd2ad3ce2d281159f1905ad219fd2d12", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:object_placements.csv", "row": 176}, "stratum": "object_placements", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f0d89c0bc6e5a8acd11cdd7f604404b9ece6494449f5297bc704b865f4aa6c90"}}
{"state": "User: Hi, can you help me delete my account?\nAI: Sure, I can help with that. I just need your authentication information. Can you please provide me with your username and password?\nUser: My email is foo and my password is bar.\nAI: Thanks for providing that information. Before we delete your account, I need to authenticate you. Retrieving user token...\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='foo', password='bar')]->{'token': 'z9x8c7v6b5n4m3q2w1'}\nAI: Okay. Now, to delete your account, I just need the confirmation to delete it.\nUser: Yes, I want to delete it.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database."}, "label": "DeleteAccount", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/15", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/DeleteAccount-ModifyPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "f24a55c7a9b6c1280617b6bd4a7b30c4ecee8695b808cb61cc0bd673f1ac9866", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 15, "file": "DeleteAccount-ModifyPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "DeleteAccount", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "741bce0833bb82e66206d3e32f8197b5bf7076e011de95197458b390aa48f0e3"}}
{"state": "Please help me find three burger menus. Among these, which one has the highest calorie content, and what is the name of the chain restaurant it belongs to?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "GET_menu_item_information: Get information about a certain menu item.", "tool_2": "Get Restaurants by Chain: Retrieve a list of restaurants by a specific chain, with pagination capabilities.", "tool_3": "Get Restaurant Logo by Chain Name: Retrieve the logo of a restaurant chain by its name", "tool_4": "MealSuggestion: This API is to suggest a meal based on dietary restrictions and calorie intake.", "tool_5": "CalculateCalorie: This API is to calculate the calorie content of a meal."}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_food_query_5", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_food_query_5", "text_sha256": "c05a5f05d28cc7a902a86cfb0f576e968a9238e5e977636916726e62a6e7e562", "gold_id": "webtools_food_tool_0", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_9894", "reversechain_tool_701", "reversechain_tool_702", "toolACE_tool_969"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:autotools-food/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "autotools-food", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "13ee6bc44e979a82f7fc8daca316f4cfd7066c5950050f64e30a9deee4b20992"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me open a new bank account?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. What account identifier would you like to use?\nUser: My desired account identifier is \"MyNewAccount\"\nAI: Ok, great. What password would you like to use for your new account?\nUser: My password is \"Password123\"\nAI: And finally, what is your name?\nUser: John Smith\nAI: Alright, I will use your inputs to open a new account for you. Please wait a moment while I process your request.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username')."}, "label": "OpenBankAccount", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/157", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/OpenBankAccount-level-1-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "7b03e93a12f9d6333558eae2417ce73d3d69893bd3e82ab9cdccdcc0393b1bef", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 157, "file": "OpenBankAccount-level-1-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "OpenBankAccount", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b9db9e4bd5897fcf12630686ff3f8f541962c6fbdaa4fe245e02aaa2960747fc"}}
{"state": "New financing instruments as covert leverage?\n\nBack when the Federal Reserve intervened in the commercial paper market in the 1970s, corporates essentially woke up the next morning and found they had two back-stopped modes of financing: their own paper and bank loans. It seems like it would be possible for the (large) companies to issue their own paper and then tap into their bank credit lines if they had trouble rolling the paper over for whatever reason. In effect, banks then, would be on the hook in that scenario. We could call this a covert liability, as it technically would not appear on the bank's balance sheet.\n\nQuestion\nWould this be a fair characterization of how money market instruments interact with each other and on aggregate change the supply of money, seemingly circumventing the powers of the Federal Reserve (in terms of capital adequacy and all that alphabet soup around tier 1 capital)? If so, has anything changed since then?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "KEY TAKEAWAYS\nThe Federal Reserve regularly discloses the assets and liabilities on its balance sheet\nThe Fed's assets include Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities purchased under large scale asset purchase programs (LSAPs).\nFed liabilities include U.S. currency in circulation and the reserves deposited by commercial banks.\nDuring economic crises, the Fed can expand its balance sheet by buying more assets under LSAPs, a policy also known as quantitative easing (QE).\nThe Balance Sheet of the Federal Reserve Bank\nLike any balance sheet, the Fed's shows its assets and liabilities. The Fed discloses it weekly in Table 5 of its H.4.1 report.34", "doc_2": "Money\nBanks Balance Sheet\nCentral Bank Balance Sheet\nEffective Federal Funds Rate\nFed Capital Account Surplus\nFed Interest Rate\nForeign Bond Investment\nForeign Exchange Reserves\nInterbank Rate\nLoans To Private Sector\nMoney Supply M0\nMoney Supply M1\nMoney Supply M2\nPrivate Debt To GDP\nProxy Funds Rate\nRepo Rate\nSecured Overnight Financing Rate", "doc_3": "Overview\nStandards implemented by Basel III introduced capital requirements that impact different types of Line of Credit products. When pricing a Line of Credit, Capital needs to be held on both the outstanding balance (utilized) and the committed but unfunded (non-utilized) portions of the loan. In PrecisionLender, the only exception to this is the case where a Line of Credit product is marked as an Unconditionally Cancelable LOC, where capital is not held on the committed but unfunded portion of the loan. This type of LOC is discussed in detail later in this article.", "doc_4": "A commercial bank typically serves businesses, government agencies, and\ninstitutions like colleges and universities. Services offered by a commercial\nbank usually include checking accounts, loans, and lines of credit.", "doc_5": "This approach works well in both liability- and asset-driven regimes. When the\nbalance sheet is only large enough to meet the demand for the Fed’s\nliabilities, the regime is characterized as _liability-driven_ . Assets are\nadjusted to ensure that the supply of reserves is ample relative to the demand\nfor reserves. This is an environment in which the federal funds rate does not\ndisplay significant sensitivity to short-term changes in aggregate reserve\nbalances."}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/35", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/35", "text_sha256": "380fbdd66827e91ee9d4538cbeed10852c0467576b6f8859809670acf5a587c6", "gold_id": "basel3/115009834408RegulatoryCapitalRequirementsforLineofCreditProducts_1.txt", "negative_ids": ["deposit_interest/interestrate_15.txt", "fed_reserve_balance/understandingthefedbalancesheetasp_6.txt", "dollar_flow/commercialbankinggoodcareerpath_24.txt", "fed_reserve_balance/rem240207_94.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "35"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "32ab72dbfbb11adf76022bf91999c8f801c9a7016ee21ca6c04759b75e4ea111"}}
{"state": {"service": "Rent your next apartment and set up property tours with this service", "dialogue": ["User: Hey! I will be shifting to Sonoma County in California for my work. It would be great if you can find some nice apartment there?"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindRentalApartment": "Find available apartments in the city with any number of beds and baths", "ScheduleViewing": "Set up a tour of a given property on a given date", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "FindRentalApartment", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/3_00112/0", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/3_00112", "text_sha256": "7e705f095fe74cd95550e6626e112a63c71f41f35916394442c8316d8728c0a7", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "3_00112", "turn": 0}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "76ba835861640de4644a9786c4820a1dc67cc80c9e062704d4830b88ed4db607"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Playing violin", "context": "We see a lady in a blue dress is playing in front of the other players. We see the lady from the back, and we see the other players. we"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "see two people in the distance then one in the bleachers and we switch and see her again on the field talking.", "opt_2": "see a shot of the whole orchestra.", "opt_3": "see a car driving and the lady in the blue dress.", "opt_4": "see the lady from the back of the room on the field."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/33159", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v__0sDAdyMtnk", "text_sha256": "3fc2482480503a5f8a116835396782f2b4cdd52f9b904462950e44e690d384f1", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2175, "source_id": "activitynet~v__0sDAdyMtnk"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6da47b958d0435a0e1de527f44d1f64d875692c3598de417df40e8e888cdbdab"}}
{"state": {"service": "The best place to find tickets to events near you", "dialogue": ["User: I want to know what interesting are there to do. Can you help me find something?", "System: What type of activity are you looking for? Anything related to Music or Sports or what type do you want? Where do you want to look for?", "User: Look for a music event in Belvedere.", "System: You might like Chanticleer Concert in St. Stephen's Episcopal Church on March 11th at 8 pm.", "User: Where is the address of the event? What type of event is it?", "System: The address is 3 Bayview Avenue. It is a Classical event.", "User: That one sounds great.", "System: Do you want to buy some tickets?", "User: Not right now, for now I just want to check my checking account.", "System: In your checking account there is $20,895.77.", "User: That is great. Please book two tickets for the event.", "System: Please confirm: Booking 2 tickets for Chanticleer Concert on March 11th in Belvedere.", "User: That is correct.", "System: The tickets have been booked.", "User: Thanks a lot.", "System: Is there anything else I can help you with?", "User: No, that would be all."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindCityEvents": "Find leisure events in a specific location", "BuyEventTicket": "Buy tickets for chosen event", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/9_00018/16", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/9_00018", "text_sha256": "9934a8a344fd42f6b4fe21e21b99ae5d5467da7c5e8407dfce8be4d36d145e49", "schema_variant": "v1", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "9_00018", "turn": 16}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1834b85487bce88d2da3575b8ef15e70bb7a7817f728eadf160edf6591cc54e6"}}
{"state": {"service": "The best place to find tickets to events near you", "dialogue": ["User: I'm looking for some interesting things to do.", "System: What location do you want to search in? Do you prefer any type of category such as music or sports?", "User: I'm looking for a sports event around DC.", "System: I found 10 events for you. How about the DC United vs Revolution game at Audi Field on March 2nd at 8:30 pm?", "User: That sounds great! I need to check by bank balance now.", "System: Do you want your checking or savings account balance?", "User: I want my checking account balance.", "System: You have a balance of $13,706.89 in your checking account.", "User: Thanks, what is the balance in my savings account?", "System: You have a balance of $14,897.23 in your savings account.", "User: Okay, thank you. I'd like to purchase tickets for that event now.", "System: How many tickets do you want to buy?", "User: I need 2 tickets.", "System: Okay, I have 2 tickets for the DC United vs Revolution game in Washington D.C. on March 2nd, correct?", "User: Yes, that is correct.", "System: I have purchased the tickets, enjoy!", "User: Thank you!", "System: Is there anything else I can help you with?", "User: No, thank you."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindCityEvents": "Find leisure events in a specific location", "BuyEventTicket": "Buy tickets for chosen event", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/8_00102/18", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/8_00102", "text_sha256": "ab1ee7e98493cd3125ecb8dbf5f3600567f25fd6ee3a75c4a0a14f618fbb8ac4", "schema_variant": "v1", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "8_00102", "turn": 18}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "848366933caf1a3b12d1d591569da7bc5b91a57c90f106dd9152cbe478c62136"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Scheme detailed in NSA report came after Obama told Putin to stop"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Scheme detailed in NSA report came after Obama told wife to stop", "b": "Scheme detailed in NSA report came after Obama told Putin to die"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/10560-5184", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/10560", "text_sha256": "e035f3c3ae5abdf593ae1df68283d1ec7db48cf2f6b5358b2652492a28f3a7c8", "grades": ["0.8", "0.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "10560-5184"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1c82c80fe0d2beb359fc0b8d03f6e3a0fe7b8740d291943616d0bc5c4b1ff89d"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: kill vs code using taskkill for code.exe"], "available_functions": [{"name": "cmd_controller.execute", "description": "Executes a system-level command using os.system() on Windows operating systems. It can execute single or multiple commands chained with '&&'.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"command\": {\"description\": \"The system command to be executed. To execute multiple commands, separate them with '&&'. For example, 'dir && echo done'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"unit\": {\"default\": \"N/A\", \"description\": \"The unit of measurement for the command execution time, such as 'seconds' or 'milliseconds'\", \"enum\": [\"seconds\", \"milliseconds\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"command\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `cmd_controller.execute` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_simple_158-95-15", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_simple_158-95-15", "text_sha256": "a5cc7b6a913aff3f3cf00192c1208a4966a677af5b2b8edb67a8b90f10ab3f65", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_simple.json", "id": "live_simple_158-95-15"}, "stratum": "live_simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a02ac74751ad19a4cb643b146fa99972670348da776a10b2a2f8afb8a26c66fc"}}
{"state": "I would like to generate a video presenting a text-based discussion on the topic of 'The Benefits of Exercise'. Please create a text script with questions about this topic, and convert it into a video.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Text-to-Video: Generates videos from input text. These models can be used to generate videos based on text prompts.", "tool_2": "Visla: Create a short video from public stock footage based on your specified topic.", "tool_3": "Video Voiceover: Adds a voiceover to a given video using a provided script or text.", "tool_4": "Topic Generator: Generates a list of relevant topics or ideas based on a given input.", "tool_5": "Text-to-Video: Generates a video based on a given text description."}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/taskbench_huggingface_query_0", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/taskbench_huggingface_query_0", "text_sha256": "860adbf688c559edacedd2abda68f16ad3448f8db93c23dad951e60b44a12975", "gold_id": "taskbench_huggingface_tool_13", "negative_ids": ["metatool_which_tool_163", "taskbench_multimedia_tool_39", "taskbench_multimedia_tool_10", "taskbench_multimedia_tool_28"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:taskbench-huggingface/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "taskbench-huggingface", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "25f980318e8ed3ab81ec1daa7782b1db07614245e075f5366f7724c7d2f1f7f3"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me add a schedule item for tomorrow at 9am with the title \"Meeting with John\" at the coffee shop on Main Street?\nAI: Sure, to confirm, you want to add a schedule item for tomorrow, October 26th, at 9am, with the title \"Meeting with John\" at the coffee shop on Main Street, is that correct?", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"AddAgenda": "The API for adding a agenda item includes content, time and location.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "QueryAgenda": "The API for getting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "AddMeeting": "This API allows users to make a reservation for a meeting and store the meeting information (e.g., topic, time, location, attendees) in the database.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ModifyAgenda": "The API for modifying a schedule item includes parameters for content, time, and location."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/93", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/AddAgenda-AddMeeting-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "4bae35bea57b44789dc75a25674a1ea313bcc036be5f9326e3cb85d9f95e92f7", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 93, "file": "AddAgenda-AddMeeting-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9ece21864ac8931e97ae80486c4d5cc6d5dcf315839a24b207b61297a063f8f2"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Representing yourself in court can be a tricky endeavor. Sent 2: There are confusing legal terms to learn, strict procedures to follow and volumes of case law that often need to be understood to prepare a case. Sent 3: Lake County officials and a private agency that assists indigent litigants in Illinois want to make the practice easier by creating a self-help center for people who choose to represent themselves in legal matters. Sent 4: The center, which will be housed in the law library at the main courthouse in Waukegan, could open later this summer. Sent 5: \"I think it's going to be extremely helpful,\" Court Administrator Bob Zastany said. Sent 6: \"There is a population out there that will take advantage of this resource.\" Sent 7: The self-help center will be the only one of its kind in the county. Sent 8: Only a few operate nationwide, officials said. Sent 9: The project is the work of Lake County circuit court officials and Prairie State Legal Services, a statewide agency with an office in Waukegan that provides information and legal assistance to poor and elderly Illinois residents. Sent 10: The organization has received a 25,000 grant from the Illinois Equal Justice Foundation, a nonprofit group that funds programs designed to increase access to legal information and assistance, to help pay for the effort. Sent 11: Prairie State will share the money with the county. Sent 12: The county's law library is on the first floor of the governmental center at 18 N. County St. The new self-help center will be designed to help litigants find the information they need to properly represent themselves in court, an undertaking that can be complicated and confusing. Sent 13: \"Some people can do OK on their own, and some people can do OK with some help,\" said Linda Rothnagel, the managing attorney for Prairie State Legal Services. Sent 14: \"But other people can't do it. Sent 15: It's not always easy.\" Sent 16: Self-representation is a right affirmed by the U.S. Supreme Court. Sent 17: The practice is far more common in civil matters than in criminal cases. Sent 18: In fact, self-represented litigants - formally called \"pro se\" in Latin, or \"for oneself\" - in criminal defenses are so rare that statistics about the practice generally are not kept, legal experts say", "question": "How is the center being created?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"In a joint effort between Lake County circuit court officials and Prairie State Legal Services [9] with a $25,000 grant from Equal Justice Foundation [10]\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Prairie State Legal Services\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"With a $30,000 grant from Lake County\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Law library\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"With a grant from the Illinois Equal Justice Foundation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Through $25,000 grant from the Illinois Equal Justice Foundation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"With a grant from Prairie State Legal Services\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/305", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/bf996982dfd919e060d3", "text_sha256": "0e306c3c5b7a758778927ea91bb64362bb36e0ed3a3ca1dfe3202dce29a8708d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 305}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "58c51746a71fc2e82b75dd2ea60687ced109de537985c7bbb1306d79f0f7cb8f"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Layup drill in basketball", "context": "A man is standing under a basketball goal. A group of boys is listening to the coach. They begin warming up by doing lay ups. the boys"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "then begin to doingle to each other.", "opt_2": "jump on the goal then their coach.", "opt_3": "line up, prepared to play the game.", "opt_4": "do a layup shot on the ball."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/15065", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_y3Wfx-RvTpk", "text_sha256": "42fc35ddf4b978a4d79584df00900a97c98c340e37b8fac85866fbf61c2e7d83", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1052, "source_id": "activitynet~v_y3Wfx-RvTpk"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "91e3398c5a27966a4ed4f19c65bd7d9b6bb6a03b4991af81347a8457a439cf1b"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#cb73ff #967000 #ff4c66 #613d26 #92ffa7", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#6bffff #e756e8 #baff6b #fffefc #e89862", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#e86f41 #f7a775 #ffe69b #aebb75 #526357", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#e9e4e4 #faf6f2 #e98d8d #c75959 #fff8f8", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#ff526b #ffac00 #ff9992 #ffd626 #ff6f2d", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#3b240e #ab1f1c #dbb16c #9e6b37 #002130", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#edeca9 #518248 #00001a #4e496b #d6b867", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#6c04b2 #8823cc #2cffaa #b2771f #ff9f13", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#f2b05e #f2dfa7 #f2ebc9 #88bfa0 #075159", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ffffff #e8ccad #ffaee0 #7effc9 #a2aae8", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#990060 #730b4d #4c1138 #260e1d #0d060a", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#1adccf #19cfc3 #09504b #118f87 #16b6ab", "rating": 4}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#4990c7 #d15a55 #d17e55 #c79e3d #9aba56", "b": "#b0e0b2 #7dbd97 #473528 #c2642f #de9252"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/652", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/652", "text_sha256": "c6aea24899ad7e7d6da729d303f495c99828a6f74bff3e0fd5166ba14739913a", "themes": [3666, 4571], "ratings": [4, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 652}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "24d237f9d89048b95bf026fb2145461281444f6c3b59a6cca95e8921d699ed51"}}
{"state": "If I have wind speeds at 80m and 120m above the surface and I am interested in approximating the speed at 100m, is it valid to just average the 80 and 120 speeds? In other words, should I expect wind speed to be a linear function of height or would a nonlinear function be more appropriate?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "to find the wind speeds at the surface.[69] Surface observations, such as ship reports, land stations, mesonets, coastal stations, and buoys, can provide information on a tropical cyclone's intensity or the direction it is traveling.[1] Wind-pressure relationships (WPRs) are used as a way to determine the pressure of a storm based on its wind speed. Several different methods and equations have been proposed to calculate WPRs.[70][71] Tropical cyclones agencies each use their own, fixed WPR, which can result in inaccuracies between agencies that are", "doc_2": "the wind speed.[11]\nSustained wind speeds are reported globally at a 10 meters (33 ft) height and are averaged over a 10‑minute time frame. The United States reports winds over a 1‑minute average for tropical cyclones,[12] and a 2‑minute average within weather observations.[13] India typically reports winds over a 3‑minute average.[14] Knowing the wind sampling average is important, as the value of a one-minute sustained wind is typically 14% greater than a ten-minute sustained wind.[15] A short burst of high speed wind is", "doc_3": "edit]\nSee also: Tropical cyclone scales and Surface weather analysisHistorically, the Beaufort wind force scale (created by Beaufort) provides an empirical description of wind speed based on observed sea conditions. Originally it was a 13-level scale (0-12), but during the 1940s, the scale was expanded to 18 levels (0-17).[20] There are general terms that differentiate winds of different average speeds such as a breeze, a gale, a storm, or a hurricane. Within the Beaufort scale, gale-force winds lie between 28 knots (52", "doc_4": "part1 -------------------\nIn common usage, wind gradient, more specifically wind speed gradient\nor wind velocity gradient,\nor alternatively shear wind,\nis the vertical component of the gradient of the mean horizontal wind speed in the lower atmosphere. It is the rate of increase of wind strength with unit increase in height above ground level. In metric units, it is often measured in units of meters per second of speed, per kilometer of height (m/s/km), which reduces inverse milliseconds (ms), a unit also used for shear rate.", "doc_5": "Tropical cyclones possess winds of different speeds at different heights. Winds recorded at flight level can be converted to find the wind speeds at the surface. Surface observations, such as ship reports, land stations, mesonets, coastal stations, and buoys, can provide information on a tropical cyclone's intensity or the direction it is traveling. Wind-pressure relationships (WPRs) are used as a way to determine the pressure of a storm based on its wind speed. Several different methods and equations have been proposed to calculate WPRs. Tropical cyclones agencies each use their own, fixed W"}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/15", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/15", "text_sha256": "8640beda85747f6fc98c524820ef2064423552520dcd446f869652ec18ae809d", "gold_id": "interpolating_wind_speed/Wind_gradient1.txt", "negative_ids": ["wind_movement/Wind3_11.txt", "hurricanes_in_the_southern_Atlantic_basin/Tropical_cyclone4_16.txt", "wind_movement/Wind3_16.txt", "india_cyclone/Tropical_cyclone3_19.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "15"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "babbb1580b73afb2d8924ae722a9d78a6eed2fc789878bd383cf1d822156f5bd"}}
{"state": "User: Can you tell me what happened on April 21st in history?\nAI: Sure, would you like me to query the history for that date?", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"Calculator": "This API provides basic arithmetic operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.", "QueryMeeting": "This API allows users to query the information of a meeting.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date."}, "label": "QueryHistoryToday", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/131", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryHistoryToday-Calculator-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "bd61777b10b1d3901c5f77f101371045eb6fddda31aa3d8a9fae83613c3e1d5f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 131, "file": "QueryHistoryToday-Calculator-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryHistoryToday", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "beb47a89ab944530af7f3123f3968e3933c126e80ec4d95046d9670878d19e91"}}
{"state": "what do you do for fun alexa", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"are_you_a_bot": null, "who_do_you_work_for": null, "what_is_your_name": null, "what_are_your_hobbies": null, "greeting": null, "goodbye": null, "how_old_are_you": null, "fun_fact": null, "where_are_you_from": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "what_are_your_hobbies", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2492", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2492", "text_sha256": "cf45addf72560c3b0349c8528c3f0b58d16fe55175bf3eb2f97d96b94f867ae0", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2492}, "stratum": "small_talk", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "89fea6ffbb1a07e695772e33049afcad9632c24dbbd6e12ed4060cdbca2ead4b"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: \"Can you first find out the key historical events related to 'War' and 'Economy' that took place in France between the years 1800 and 1900? After that, could you please tell me the current market value of the sculpture 'The Thinker' created by the artist 'Auguste Rodin'? Lastly, I would also like to know the market value of the sculpture 'The Kiss', also created by 'Auguste Rodin', in the year 1882.\""], "available_functions": [{"name": "get_sculpture_value", "description": "Retrieve the current market value of a particular sculpture by a specific artist.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"artist\": {\"description\": \"The name of the artist who created the sculpture.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"sculpture\": {\"description\": \"The name of the sculpture.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"sculpture\", \"artist\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "history.get_key_events", "description": "Retrieve key historical events within a specific period for a certain country.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"country\": {\"description\": \"The name of the country for which history is queried.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"end_year\": {\"description\": \"End year of the period for which history is queried.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"event_type\": {\"description\": \"Types of event. If none is provided, default that all types will be considered.\", \"items\": {\"enum\": [\"War\", \"Revolutions\", \"Diplomacy\", \"Economy\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"start_year\": {\"description\": \"Start year of the period for which history is queried.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"country\", \"start_year\", \"end_year\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_sculpture_value` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `history.get_key_events` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_177", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_177", "text_sha256": "8c9bea19b8e3eedc5727ad30e0459953a05de34e26f4b3c903bd8cdfee6f921e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "parallel_multiple_177"}, "stratum": "parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "dc5d1201c3d607825418361d80fbf53fdd9a29032c546da5da3cd8cfecd34247"}}
{"state": "I would like to add the movie 'Casablanca' to Alex's favorite list 'All time best' with alex_best as the username.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Get User Favorite List: Retrieves the favorite list of a TikTok user", "tool_2": "get_user_favorite_videos: Fetches a list of favorite videos for a given user from the TikTok video feature summary API.", "tool_3": "MovieName2ID: This API is to convert a movie's name to movie ID.", "tool_4": "GetUserFavoriteGenre: This API will return the user's favorite movie genre based on user ID.", "tool_5": "Python_Libraries_tst_View_User_List: Gets a user’s list of favorite libraries."}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/reversechain_query_6", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/reversechain_query_6", "text_sha256": "fa27a99464d87239576638c7446160926a8d73c284e38bef9cd1302cd7d5e97e", "gold_id": "reversechain_tool_204", "negative_ids": ["reversechain_tool_157", "apigen_tool_2651", "toolbench_tool_9261", "toolACE_tool_13004"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:reversechain/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "reversechain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a3c2c9aca10e3e01841af196a1fe692406abde583a6e9c2cb79b7b33de6fc915"}}
{"state": {"passage": "The Indian State Trading Corporation(STC) bought 20,000 tonnes of optional origin soybean oil and6,000 tonnes of rbd palm olein at its import tender yesterday,traders said. Pakistan, however, rejected offers at its tender for 12,000tonnes of rbd palm oil, but is expected to reenter the marketnext week, they said. The STC soyoil purchase was for May 20/Jun 20 shipment at319 dlrs per tonne cif and the palm olein for Apr 25/May 25shipment at 355 dlrs per tonne", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"coconut-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"veg-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"inventories\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"nickel\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"soy-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"silver\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/658", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/8ad6bf59c23cb43a6259", "text_sha256": "fd414ee3cbe3dba1db74703e92eb3016116531a6d53a3251102dd1f54000970d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 658}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ca0e4fba71b91e5319a5cbc8d6745174aff4d872e9fc3b441ad549d3c448ee86"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#f5ffff #bfb524 #f2c2dc #f288b9 #a6033f", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#e9fffa #d8e2bd #d99a8b #ce7d84 #232522", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#590800 #a32114 #f69a85 #ffcfbc #000000", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#f2f2f2 #252326 #f25f29 #f2e0bd #1c1926", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#9adbff #8ac5e6 #73a4bf #4d6d80 #263740", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#05142b #c9b679 #ffeabf #b7d46d #3f6335", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#7f5c4b #331100 #92ccc8 #007f77 #003330", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#77ff30 #4be87c #00ffe4 #4c4eff #2792e8", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ab3200 #fff3bf #786116 #e7f7ad #11403b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f2f2f2 #8ebf45 #428c0d #3fa8bf #105773", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#de6800 #302e2c #ffeb86 #78a640 #065e55", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#4dd424 #420342 #9e2471 #4c4b4f #4f0f2c", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#c4bd96 #e8cda0 #cc7651 #872315 #302b2b", "b": "#d9687a #c06009 #8c3503 #8c0f0f #400101"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/352", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/352", "text_sha256": "2880ec8dead22ceb99717fe979b9d101a2c596772eb218941c5a6f7d70833f10", "themes": [383, 2311], "ratings": [5, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 352}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a8396dc04961686ce7c6566d954cf22ff371caa017b7f3e4aead66f07c174191"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#ffffff #ffc0b1 #ff404c #96938b #374242", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#7ea18f #3d4746 #86dedb #c0f0e8 #dafffa", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#bf7000 #ad5400 #911c17 #692b1c #704f01", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#fcff78 #7fe8bc #7a0000 #ff0048 #8bffeb", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ebfff1 #a4c7c2 #fff1b2 #dbd79e #bbbf85", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ff9742 #ffbf87 #fff9e2 #77c3d6 #30a2bd", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#a0bab3 #a5d3f0 #877a49 #bab49e #ede8e2", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a67951 #537324 #61a641 #a60321 #f23041", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#291e10 #3d110d #30271d #4c361d #6e4c29", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#ffbbb6 #2d3d2c #6c7c69 #cf4454 #e89695", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ebccb3 #e8dab1 #d9d8a1 #b4d6a1 #b2e2c3", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#8d0d19 #eee4b9 #e5eef5 #699dc1 #1a446d", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#e9f2ea #aebfbc #46858c #75b2bf #262122", "b": "#e5e2a5 #d1d17c #b2b24d #a64821 #262415"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/230", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/230", "text_sha256": "685de4054fc6383da415e5355abf717b2f69a5f2731c90c5016d8ef34762c94b", "themes": [2870, 2544], "ratings": [5, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 230}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3bc17ae679b6eb7702d3cae92003a32e4f8ad7fbaca7a6b39ef403ea1716868b"}}
{"state": {"service": "Your bank in an app", "dialogue": ["User: Check my account balance.", "System: Do you want to to check your checking or your savings account?", "User: Check my savings account balance.", "System: Your savings account balance is $16,236.88.", "User: That is great.", "System: Do you want to transfer money?", "User: No, I don't want to do that."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindAccountBalance": "Return the balance for the user's chosen account", "MakeATransfer": "Send money to an account held by someone else", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/18_00088/6", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/18_00088", "text_sha256": "05015b94060db898e80a8ab7ab4b9aa57922370ff808fa63190aa04ecf5b9131", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "18_00088", "turn": 6}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6b41c3cb1ad4771a886bc2c2bdb3cc19fff4ca8a349b473628e29ecc2a9be3a6"}}
{"state": {"passage": "JonnyPops and Kowalskis team up for winter clothing drive. St. Louis Park-based JonnyPops and grocery store chain Kowalskis Market are pairing up to provide in-store winter clothing donation boxes benefiting Josephs Coat and Sharing & Caring Hands. The effort coincides with World Kindness Day Friday, Nov. 13. All 11 Kowalskis Market stores across the metro area will house multiple donation bins for winter clothing and hygiene product collection Saturday, Nov. 7, through Sunday, Nov. 15. JonnyPops will provide each donor with a buy-one-get-one-free coupon for its pops that can be used at any retail location. Everyone has the power to change the world with something as simple as an act of kindness, said Erik Brust, CEO of JonnyPops. It is so important to recognize that we are all better when we stand together. The frozen treat company has built a kind-deed generator online to help promote creating good deeds. All submissions will be considered for new stick sayings in 2021. For more information and a list of most needed donation items for the donation drive, visit jonnypops", "question": "com/winter-clothing-drive What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"expanding geography\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"alliance & partnership\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"support & philanthropy\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"ipo exit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"department establishment\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1135", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/a57c7fb3fc7710a0ec9e", "text_sha256": "70523247fbddcad5fb1e298d68069ac5be303266e535757be2613fa48bc83ab2", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1135}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4137be0310d39a4c304ab5a6b758669cf562f12bcee183d9617b5a716ac91636"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: help me"], "available_functions": [{"name": "get_current_weather", "description": "Retrieves the current weather for a specified location in the desired unit of temperature.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"location\": {\"description\": \"The location for which to get the weather, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'San Francisco, CA' or 'New York, NY'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"unit\": {\"default\": \"fahrenheit\", \"description\": \"The unit of temperature for the weather report.\", \"enum\": [\"celsius\", \"fahrenheit\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "add_mtnards_server", "description": "Creates a new configuration for a MTNA Rich Data Services (RDS) server or adds it to an existing list of configurations.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"api_key\": {\"description\": \"The API key required to authenticate with the MTNA RDS server.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"host\": {\"default\": \"localhost\", \"description\": \"The hostname or IP address of the MTNA RDS server. If not specified, 'localhost' is used.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"name\": {\"default\": \"default_server\", \"description\": \"The unique server name or nickname to identify the MTNA RDS server configuration. Optional and can be used for easier reference.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"api_key\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "add_postgres_server", "description": "This function adds or creates a new Postgres server configuration by accepting necessary details such as server nickname, host, port, database, username, and password.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"database\": {\"description\": \"The name of the default database to connect to. The default Postgres database is typically named 'postgres'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"host\": {\"description\": \"The hostname or IP address of the Postgres server, such as '127.0.0.1' for localhost.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"nickname\": {\"description\": \"A unique name or nickname to identify the Postgres server.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"password\": {\"description\": \"The password for authentication with the Postgres server. It is recommended to use a strong password.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"port\": {\"description\": \"The port number on which the Postgres server is running. The standard port for Postgres is 5432.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"username\": {\"description\": \"The username for authentication with the Postgres server. An example username could be 'admin'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"nickname\", \"host\", \"port\", \"database\", \"username\", \"password\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "dartfx_help", "description": "Provides assistance on a specific topic within the DartFX application. Returns detailed information and guidance for the user.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"language\": {\"default\": \"English\", \"description\": \"The language in which the help content should be provided. Defaults to English if not specified.\", \"enum\": [\"English\", \"Spanish\", \"French\", \"German\", \"Chinese\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"topic\": {\"description\": \"The topic for which help is requested. This should be a keyword or phrase related to a feature or module within the DartFX application.\", \"enum\": [\"trading\", \"charts\", \"settings\", \"accounts\", \"support\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"topic\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_current_weather` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `add_mtnards_server` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `add_postgres_server` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}, "call_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `dartfx_help` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_242-45-1", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_242-45-1", "text_sha256": "4996ada556150a9c5321c93cd9a8bccf7470ba51939d1028fa419fd2910c9af3", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_irrelevance.json", "id": "live_irrelevance_242-45-1"}, "stratum": "live_irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7f649f3cdba356236633f24825c64c36a57fb79834d12ff8657204c7157ead63"}}
{"state": "The student liked writing their signature with a pen instead of a pencil, because the _ showed up darker.\nA) pencil\nB) pen\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.702", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.702", "text_sha256": "2677731e194fd2d5c20378db3b76bbaa4df890882063f30aa9328861aaef549e", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.702"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cee9c2933c7006fe1470790039a6631dff658cf0eb5b3655c974fbca5751b1fe"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: How many Canadian dollars can I get for 500 US dollars?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "currency_exchange.convert", "description": "Convert an amount from a base currency to a target currency based on the current exchange rate.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"amount\": {\"description\": \"The amount in base currency to convert\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"base_currency\": {\"description\": \"The currency to convert from.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"target_currency\": {\"description\": \"The currency to convert to.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"base_currency\", \"target_currency\", \"amount\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `currency_exchange.convert` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/simple_388", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/simple_388", "text_sha256": "ac68bf5f95e0a6d2b0f7a0df9a397fb657e2211eda1b96dc35f5e9bdd997e36b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_simple.json", "id": "simple_388"}, "stratum": "simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1dcc290cfc74fe7e0ed192ade1da88dc566304366139795568d688425f639c04"}}
{"state": "If I wanted to make an air shield around the earth to contain exactly half the planet's atmosphere (by mass), how far above sea level would I have to build it?\n\nIt's slightly complicated to me because you have to take into consideration the change in pressure as well as the geometric growth of the volume of a sphere as you increase the radius.\n\nThank you.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "atmosphere\nnoun \n\n\n\nat·​mo·​sphere\n\nˈat-mə-ˌsfi(ə)r \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1 \n\n\na\n\n\n: the whole mass of air surrounding the earth\n\n\n \n\n\nb\n\n\n: a mass of gases surrounding a heavenly body (as a planet)\n\n\n \n\n \n\n2 \n\n\n\n\n\n: the air in a particular place\nthe stuffy atmosphere of this room\n\n\n \n\n \n\n3", "doc_2": "Physics video introduces a few key concepts that make measuring sea level pretty complex:\n\nThe Earth is not perfectly spherical, but an ellipsoid, due to its spin. This means that the Earth is “fatter” at the equator and slightly flattened at the poles, so that: “if you thought Earth was a sphere and defined sea level by standing on the sea ice at the North Pole, then the surface of the ocean at the equator would be 21km above sea level”.\nDifferential density of the interior of the Earth so that “", "doc_3": "; that is, the Earth's atmospheric pressure at sea level is approximately 1 atm.\nIn most circumstances, atmospheric pressure is closely approximated by the hydrostatic pressure caused by the weight of air above the measurement point. As elevation increases, there is less overlying atmospheric mass, so atmospheric pressure decreases with increasing elevation. Because the atmosphere is thin relative to the Earth's radius—especially the dense atmospheric layer at low altitudes—the Earth's gravitational acceleration as a function of altitude can be approximated as constant and contributes little to this fall-off. Pressure measures force per unit area, with", "doc_4": "{\\displaystyle z=-{\\frac {RT}{g}}\\ln {\\frac {P}{P_{0}}}}\n\n\nwhere (with values used in the article)\n\nz is the elevation in meters,\nR is the specific gas constant = 287.053 J/(kg K)\nT is the absolute temperature in kelvins = 288.15 K at sea level,\ng is the acceleration due to gravity = 9.80665 m/s2 at sea level,\nP is the pressure at a given point at elevation z in Pasc", "doc_5": "air pressure varies with location and weather.\nIf the entire mass of the atmosphere had a uniform density equal to sea level density (about 1.2 kg per m3) from sea level upwards, it would terminate abruptly at an altitude of 8.50 km (27,900 ft).\nAir pressure actually decreases exponentially with altitude, dropping by half every 5.6 km (18,000 ft) or by a factor of 1/e (0.368) every 7.64 km (25,100 ft), (this is called the scale height)"}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/57", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/57", "text_sha256": "5a6cec8e23d2981a8ce1ee091bdaf02e60aa7e38af4da388739e8ee2ac3c3340", "gold_id": "beyond_atmosphere/Vertical_pressure_variation5_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["airborne_fraction/atmosphere4_0.txt", "humidity_and_rain/Atmospheric_pressure1_1.txt", "far_from_sea_level/8803_8.txt", "plant_produce_oxygen/Atmosphere_of_Earth2_49.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "57"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4300cbc07dc5ca7831140e04c86dfe0bade95d7a3c8d3ff1b8adc32427163f4d"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Utah lawmakers push to erase \" porn czar \" position from state"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Utah lawmakers push to raise \" porn czar \" position from state", "b": "Utah lawmakers push to erase \" porn star \" position from state"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/14384-3495", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/14384", "text_sha256": "e7bfda89255b43605f2a77390b6b8a99b3ce179700a80ef70449b4e82176a4e9", "grades": ["0.6", "1.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "14384-3495"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8d7a5b4bbf38e716faf055f68dcd65cd5bed7e15a6803ca1f5654d8520067a1a"}}
{"state": "In a florist shop, awash with hues of green and the earthy aroma of nature, three individuals found their calling. Anne, Joe, and Emily, under the watchful eye of the shop manager, were entrusted with two pivotal responsibilities - the artful creation of bouquets and the diligent care of the shop's plants, both tasks of equal importance and beauty.\n\nAnne had a soft aura about her. She was the type to slow dance with time, meticulously arranging each flower to her liking. In her past work at a craft store, she assisted many customers in selecting items for their DIY bouquets, an experience she found to be quite fulfilling. Flower arranging was an activity she took immense pleasure in during her leisure time as well, often bestowing her creations upon her friends. Yet, she confessed a troubling habit - she often forgot to water her plants regularly. The thriving greens in her house often would wither, leaving Anne with macabre reminders of their once lively existence. Working alongside Emily felt like working under a sunburst - Emily's vivacious personality often shadowed Anne's softer presence, leaving Anne lost in a silence that was not entirely her own.\n\nEmily was the antidote to Anne's quietude. She loved strolling in botanical gardens, her notebook filling with observations about plant care. She was an avid gardener herself, tending to an assortment of plants in her own little garden sanctuary. Despite her apparent proficiency with plants, she did struggle with aesthetics; her bouquets, according to her friends, lacked visual appeal. She also didn't have an innate sense of color harmony, leading to clashing arrangements. Emily shared a unique dynamic with her two companions - while Joe loved to learn from her, Anne was often the recipient of blame when the bouquets didn't meet expectations.\n\nJoe, full of resourcefulness but devoid of patience, was a character contrast to both Anne and Emily. Anne's meticulous flower arrangements would often be disrupted by Joe's hurried pace. Yet Joe held a genuine admiration for Emily's knowledge of plants and was forthright about his desire to learn from her. Intricate tasks such as arranging flowers were indeed a test of patience for him, often leading to messy bouquets that Emily would graciously correct. His understanding of plant care, however, lacked balance - he confessed to the recurring mistake of getting the pH levels wrong, and a phobia of bugs rendered him incapacitated when it came to dealing with plants affected by them.\n\nIt was these enigmatic attributes that permeated the ambience of our florist shop, moving the manager akin to a chess player. The choice laid before him was to assign each individual to either bouquet making or plant care. Amidst the fragrant air and quiet rustling of leaves, a decision was about to be embellished into the dynamics of the florist team, harmonizing their strengths and weaknesses. As the days would pass, the array of fresh blooms and lush greens would sparkle with the collaborative efforts of Anne, Joe, and Emily, painting a sublime balance of nature's beauty and human creativity.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Making Bouquets: Emily, Plant Care: Anne and Joe", "opt_2": "Making Bouquets: Anne, Plant Care: Emily and Joe", "opt_3": "Making Bouquets: Joe, Plant Care: Anne and Emily"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/123", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/123", "text_sha256": "6a9391d7f94b02b85b4e6193a3df754678d2a0bafa42a37a6dfb9b06592bf4db", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 123}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8dde686c1b56e1ac67b3f187d66e9da3c5f4cfe6a68fe1c998611a413057b77a"}}
{"state": "How does the brain train its neural network?\nOne question that came up learning how artificial neural networks are working was how the brain can train its neural network?\nWhen we say we have an artificial neural network, the problem behind it is a typical, but uncommon minimizing problem. The math behind it is logical and pretty easy. But it's math, so an computer can calculate it by doing millions of iterations. But the brain can't do that (I would be surprised)\nSo, how does the brain solve this task. Trial & Error, we don't know or is there an even more complex system behind it?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "VAE) \n  * Generative adversarial network (GAN) \n  * Graph neural network \n\n  \n  \n  * Portals \n    * Computer programming \n    * Technology \n  * Categories \n    * Artificial neural networks \n    * Machine learning", "doc_2": "handle a task by\nconsidering sample observations. Learning involves adjusting the weights (and\noptional thresholds) of the network to improve the accuracy of the result.\nThis is done by minimizing the observed errors. Learning is complete when\nexamining additional observations does not usefully reduce the error rate.\nEven after learning, the error rate typically does not reach 0. If after\nlearning, the error rate is too high, the network typically must be\nredesigned. Practically this is done by defining a  cost function  that is\nevaluated periodically during learning. As long", "doc_3": "Hebbian theory is a neuropsychological theory claiming that an increase in synaptic efficacy arises from a presynaptic cell's repeated and persistent stimulation of a postsynaptic cell. It is an attempt to explain synaptic plasticity, the adaptation of brain neurons during the learning process. It was introduced by Donald Hebb in his 1949 book The Organization of Behavior. The theory is also called Hebb's rule, Hebb's postulate, and cell assembly theory. Hebb states it as follows:\nThe theory is often summarized as \"Cells that fire together wire together.\" However, Hebb emphasized that cell A needs to \"take part in firing\" cell B, and such causality can occur only if cell A fires just before, not at the same time as, cell B. This aspect of causation in Hebb's work foreshadowed what is now known about spike-timing-dependent plasticity, which requires temporal precedence.\nThe theory attempts to explain associative or Hebbian learning, in which simultaneous activation of cells leads to pronounced increases in synaptic strength between those cells. It also provides a biological basis for errorless learning methods for education and memory rehabilitation. In the study of neural networks in cognitive function, it is often regarded as the neuronal basis of unsupervised learning.", "doc_4": "Neural nets are a means of doing machine learning, in which a computer learns\nto perform some task by analyzing training examples. Usually, the examples\nhave been hand-labeled in advance. An object recognition system, for instance,\nmight be fed thousands of labeled images of cars, houses, coffee cups, and so\non, and it would find visual patterns in the images that consistently\ncorrelate with particular labels.\n\nModeled loosely on the human brain, a neural net consists of thousands or even\nmillions of simple processing nodes that are densely interconnected. Most of", "doc_5": "In  machine learning , a  neural network  (also  artificial neural network\nor  neural net , abbreviated  ANN  or  NN  ) is a  model  inspired by the\nstructure and function of  biological neural networks  in animal  brains .\n[1]  [2]\n\nAn ANN consists of connected units or nodes called  artificial neurons ,\nwhich loosely model the  neurons  in a brain. These are connected by  edges ,\nwhich model the  synapses  in a"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/49", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/49", "text_sha256": "35c71cbce70c27049c0577b92b0638c9528a495982fda78a8d4a592ba2bf1f25", "gold_id": "brain_train_neural_network/Hebbian_theory_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["neurons_learn/Neural_network_(machine_learning)_181_1.txt", "neurons_learn/Neural_network_(machine_learning)_88_1.txt", "neurons_learn/Neural_network_(machine_learning)_61_0.txt", "neurons_learn/explained-neural-networks-deep-learning-0414_31_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "49"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c25d56a4cf797a8b6a03260baa974ddc00b24d505f7ae18a6290e9d8017a92df"}}
{"state": {"service": "See what the weather will be like in your area", "dialogue": ["User: I would like to check my balance.", "System: Which account should I check?", "User: Please check my savings account.", "System: The balance of your savings account is $20,166.46.", "User: Can you please tell me the balance of the checking account?", "System: The checking account balance is $6,243.11.", "User: Thank you. I would like to may a transfer to someone else's checking account.", "System: How much would you like to transfer?", "User: Please transfer 1110 dollars.", "System: Who would you like to send it to?", "User: Please send it to aunt Jenny.", "System: Please confirm the following details: Transferring $1,110 from your checking account to Aunt Jenny to their checking account.", "User: Correct. Do you know how many days that will take?", "System: Your transfer has been initiated. It will take 1 business day.", "User: Thanks. What is the weather in Las Vegas?", "System: Today it will be 84 degrees with an 18 percent chance of rain.", "User: What is the date today, and how humid is it expected to be?", "System: Today is March 1st, and the humidity level is around 26 percent.", "User: Ok, thank you.", "System: Is there anything else I can help you with?", "User: No thank you, that is all."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindWeatherForLocation": "Search for weather by city or zip code", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/11_00053/20", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/11_00053", "text_sha256": "d70e73697acf40731b079c47494e269c3ef8b7078cde564dc37a053676127799", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "11_00053", "turn": 20}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "25633ed95639f38a0c0a428df4314e64e947de70daebbf532153c0f9ed3f18c3"}}
{"state": "Jessica was given a sapphire ring by Christine for her birthday because _ really likes sapphires.\nA) Christine\nB) Jessica\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.439", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.439", "text_sha256": "2c5831b42724b36f34fa75de04262067da612c72d8d9606ea1bf87b31205ac89", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.439"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e5abe0b5b23b73a07920e5efa352886a39fb4280faab0c210ff0bdd09153863c"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: To protect its seagoing interests and trade routes, Portugal established strategic garrisons in Goa (India), Malacca (East Indies), and Hormuz in the Persian Gulf. Sent 2: Portuguese explorers then embarked upon Macau (now Macao), the Congo, and various other parts of Africa, including the Sudan. Sent 3: The Portuguese policy was to avoid armed strife and to develop a trade empire, rather than to conquer nations. Sent 4: To this end it succeeded with relatively few blood-soaked episodes in its colonial history. Sent 5: Adventures abroad, however, proved disastrous during the second half of the 16th century. Sent 6: In 1557 the 14-year-old boy-king Sebastião ascended the throne, the beginning of a calamitous reign that was to end at the battle of Alcacer-Quiber (Morocco) in pursuit of a vain crusade. Sent 7: Sebastião's untimely demise, alongside some 18,000 ill-prepared, badly led followers, set the stage for a crisis of succession. Sent 8: For many years afterwards, legends and rumors bizarrely insisted that the king was still alive, and imposters turned up from time to time claiming the throne; those who were plausible enough to be deemed a threat were summarily executed. Sent 9: In fact, the only rightful claimant to the crown was the elderly Prince Henry. Sent 10: But after two years of alternating between the throne and his sickbed, he died, heirless. Sent 11: Surveying the situation and smelling an opportunity, Spain occupied the power vacuum, and Portugal's neighbor and long-time antagonist became its master. Sent 12: Spanish rule dictated Portugal's inadvertent involvement in Spain's ongoing wars. Sent 13: In 1587 a squadron of British ships commanded by Francis Drake attacked the Algarve (now a \"legitimate target\" as Spanish territory) and sacked Sagres, thus depriving the world of the relics of Henry the Navigator. Sent 14: Nine years later Faro was torched. Sent 15: The 1386 Treaty of Windsor, by which Britain and Portugal had pledged eternal friendship, seemed a distant memory. Sent 16: Portugal's empire was gradually eroded, and many of its trading posts (with the notable exception of Brazil) were picked off by the British and Dutch. Sent 17: Finally, after 60 years of Spanish rule, Portuguese noblemen (aided by the French, then at war with Spain) organized a palace coup and restored independence. Sent 18: The Great Disaster Portugal's greatest misfortune struck on All Saint's Day, 1 November 1755", "question": "Why was the Algarve considered a legitimate target when it was attacked by Francis Drake?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Francis drake was on it\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"It was spanish territory\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Spain took control of Portugal which meant Portugal became involved in Spain's wars\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Because it was torched\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Because Sagres did not have to be sacked\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/2", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/d245addc41852d667239", "text_sha256": "a4baf59337a479a7324996ac2ee65b3c27e02dd806511282609990987502978c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 2}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5ca584deb25df2be8da2b0e4250fa69b644ba3cde7a79920e9b36a1a237155c2"}}
{"state": "The boot was removed from the car tire and put on the truck tire, since the _ was now illegally parked.\nA) car\nB) truck\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "claude-v2": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.343", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.343", "text_sha256": "21647d717a2d7404f481cee60fd3520784a7b37b9ca33173efe3d2ca384e823f", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-v1", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.343"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f168d893e72ffb47a38b1cf2ba8cc8f8f19f2d544873dd7f73b30bde486b6b13"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: \"In a physics experiment, you are given two charges. The first charge is 5 coulombs and is placed at a distance of 2 meters from the point where the electric field is being measured. The second charge is 3 coulombs and is placed at a distance of 4 meters from the same point. The experiment is conducted in a vacuum. Can you calculate the electric field produced by each charge at the point of measurement by invoking the 'calculate_electric_field' function?\""], "available_functions": [{"name": "calculate_electric_field", "description": "Calculate the electric field produced by a charge at a certain distance.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"charge\": {\"description\": \"Charge in coulombs producing the electric field.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"distance\": {\"description\": \"Distance from the charge in meters where the field is being measured.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"permitivity\": {\"description\": \"Permitivity of the space where field is being calculated, default is for vacuum.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"charge\", \"distance\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `calculate_electric_field` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_94", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_94", "text_sha256": "dc63c7f5bf5b8e2552b0bcff6b8299e206140e4b006284c1af0f97d4da9e28e3", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel.json", "id": "parallel_94"}, "stratum": "parallel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "09cb17a25ec0dd9a2f9d949e56a5992999c99489a84b7507ede3995fd0f3a6c3"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What is mandate?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "user.mandates", "description": "Fetches the mandates associated with a user based on the provided user name and the status of the mandates. This API is intended for use by partners to retrieve information about their clients' mandates.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"name\": {\"description\": \"The full name of the partner's client for whom to fetch mandates.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"status\": {\"default\": \"active\", \"description\": \"The status of the mandates to be fetched. If omitted, mandates of all statuses will be retrieved.\", \"enum\": [\"active\", \"pending\", \"inactive\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"name\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "partner.mandates", "description": "Fetches the mandates associated with a partner based on the specified status. If no status is provided, all mandates are retrieved.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"status\": {\"default\": \"all\", \"description\": \"The status of the mandates to be fetched. If left empty, mandates with any status will be retrieved.\", \"enum\": [\"active\", \"pending\", \"inactive\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `user.mandates` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `partner.mandates` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_734-249-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_734-249-0", "text_sha256": "4732fd63972869a6af17675f5011e05f97839295c4e25cfdec0cf8180e9aad1e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_irrelevance.json", "id": "live_irrelevance_734-249-0"}, "stratum": "live_irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2a53ba8db358db6e52d583931cb7ea9844e2ad08e3e591cf889f2e43356fa0bf"}}
{"state": {"passage": "The joint committee of Taiwan's maizeimporters will tender on April 29 for two cargoes of U.S.Maize, totalling between 54,000 and 87,000 tonnes for deliverybetween May 21 and June 25, a committee spokesman told Reuters. Taiwan has set a calendar 1987 import target of 2.92 mlntonnes compared with imports of 3.05 mln in 1986. About 80 pctof the imports are expected to come from the U.S. And the restfrom South Africa, the spokesman said", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"groundnut-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"corn\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"stg\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"cornglutenfeed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"fuel\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/690", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/a241a6abd112833579b8", "text_sha256": "8c333e937c035d19a83d1de27b63e78425a7b5286cca9075f77a6e1c3ddb8cd1", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 690}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9b18428e80006fe70cb192c5a108cc2c9d5bfae47f938e79d8b2db6934479655"}}
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{"state": {"service": "The comprehensive portal to find and reserve seats at events near you", "dialogue": ["User: I'm looking for interesting things I can do, preferably Baseball related.", "System: Is there a city I should look in? And is there a specific category I should use such as Music, Sports, or anything else?", "User: I want to look for things in Toronto for Games.", "System: There's Blue Jays Vs Astros at Rogers Centre. That's popular. It's on March 13th at 6:30 pm.", "User: That's excellent. What are some hotels near there?", "System: There's the Best Western Plus Toronto North York Hotel & Suites that is 3 stars.", "User: What other hotels are there?", "System: There's the Best Western Premier Toronto Airport Carlingview Hotel that is 3 stars.", "User: I like that one. Let's purchase tickets for that game.", "System: How many tickets do you want?", "User: Two tickets would be good.", "System: I'll get you 2 tickets to Blue Jays Vs Astros in Toronto on March 13th. Is that right?", "User: Yes, that's right. Can you tell me the location of the stadium?", "System: I've purchased the tickets. The stadium is at 1 Blue Jays Way. Have a fun time at the game.", "User: Thanks for helping me out."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindEvents": "Find events in a given city", "BuyEventTickets": "Buy tickets for an event", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "BuyEventTickets", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/9_00052/14", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/9_00052", "text_sha256": "0349abce0ebf49381cdf475a81dde4f30c5748d0936bb15de9b1b97776426470", "schema_variant": "original", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "9_00052", "turn": 14}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "24fe4610b5a6d513a8e4a02d0059dde6c60d557873f8f81dbdb5b65c7ba023f5"}}
{"state": "When Howard was found dead in his home office, strangled by a coil of barbed wire, it fell to Detective Winston to sift through lies of the prime suspects: Eric and Priscilla.\n\nWinston sipped his lukewarm coffee, staring at the scrawled notes in front of him. The murder of Howard wasn't a simple case. Howard, a workaholic, often spent late hours alone in his home office. This detail was well-known among the local community, and was confirmed by his visibly lit office window at night. Night after night, the sensor lights in Priscilla's driveway snapped on. The neighbor's dog howling in protest was a nightly routine in that silent suburb. The city records had also confirmed there was no power outage to explain this.\n\nWinston spent his evening in his car, watching Priscilla's house fade into the twilight. Exactly at 11:00 PM, the lights went out. The city was at rest, but not him.\n\nThe following morning, he reached Howard's property. The land was notably fenced with barbed wire. The house felt eerily quiet for a place that was buzzing till late every night, a direct contradiction to Howard's usual late-night work routine in his office. Detective Winston crossed the threshold of the house, standing in the middle of the late man's office.\n\nA neighbor from across the street approached him warily. Fear and curiosity in her dark eyes, she shared how she had occasionally seen Priscilla's car parked outside Howard's house. She specifically mentioned a time that coincided with the time of murder, which made Priscilla an even more interesting person of interest.\n\nLater on, Winston paid a visit to Priscilla. She was a lean woman with sharp eyes, an indication of her military background. To his surprise, she had no alibi for the time of Howard's murder. Her familiarity with the layout of Howard's house was apparent as she effortlessly guided Winston through the house, talking about her frequent visits to this place.\n\nWinston noted down her tidbits, like how she used to be involved in some criminal activities involving barbed wire. He, however, made no comment. She justified it by her time in the military, stating it was an easily accessible and efficient material back then.\n\nBack at his office, Winston couldn't shake off an uneasy feeling. The constant motion-sensor light flicker, the familiarity with the house, the absence of an alibi, and neighbor's observation of her car at the crime scene... they were just pieces of a big puzzle waiting to be solved. \n\n\"Hey Winston,\" a fellow officer dropped by his desk, \"got yourself a late-night mystery.\"\n\nBut Winston just sipped his now cold cup of coffee in response. It was a long, long night ahead.\n\nWinston exhaled a slow stream of smoke from his cigarette, staring down at the case file in front of him. Howard, dead in his own home office, secluded away in a secret crescendo of the house, known only to one person - Eric. \n\nEric, a local pet groomer and the last known visitor at Howard's house, was the only one seen in the vicinity that day as confirmed by street surveillance. Winston rang the doorbell of the Pet Grooming Station, and soon a youthful man in a set of coveralls answered, his hands marked up with a variety of small scratches.\n\n\"You Eric?\" Winston asked, flashing his badge.\n\n\"That's me,\" Eric acknowledged, offering a friendly nod.\n\n\"I understand you're the regular pet groomer for Howard?\" Winston inquired.\n\n\"I am, sir,” Eric responded cordially, “I was just over at his house earlier today, grooming his pets. His office was the cleanest room; Howard always took pride in it.\"\n\nWinston hummed and checked off something on his notepad. Eric, worn out, decided to sit down and pulled a diary from his pocket. Flipping through the pages, Eric showed a particular entry. It was a confession of his love for a woman named Gloria, \"I've always loved this girl named Gloria. She shows me signs of affection, but she's engaged to Howard,\" Eric read out loud.\n\n“You carry your work tools with you, right?” asked Winston, a note of suspicion entering his voice.\n\n\"Yes,” Eric replied, a flicker of surprise crossing his features, “I like to be prepared. I even carry fencing materials like barbed wire for temporary partitions when grooming pets.\"\n\nWinston let a slow smile spread across his face. \"It so happens the place where Howard was found dead was wrapped in barbed wire, with traces of pet fur on it.\"\n\n\"A horrible coincidence indeed,\" Eric responded, warily.\n\nWinston gave a nod, buttoning up his coat. “Thank you for your time, Eric.”\n\n“Anything for the law, Detective,” Eric said, lingering at the door until Winston drove out of sight.\n\n“So here’s a twist for you,” Winston muttered to himself, checking off another item on his case notes and wondering about the potential romantic triangle. 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{"state": {"original_headline": "Joe Arpaio wants to get involved in politics , is n't ruling out a run against Sen. Flake"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Joe Arpaio wants to get involved in drugs , is n't ruling out a run against Sen. Flake", "b": "Joe Arpaio wants to get involved in beatboxing , is n't ruling out a run against Sen. Flake"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/2054-13683", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/2054", "text_sha256": "44037036294fcaba79ed5bcf5d86d99fd4336bf32375564f2cf28083c203848b", "grades": ["1.2", "2.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "2054-13683"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "959da4d1f52a4eb2c2758c6ab784b3c21e82a246ab5a3f9823b53c1b5c3c1cce"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "Netflix orders Meghan Markle kids animation series marking second Archewell show. Netflix orders Meghan Markle kids animation series, marking second Archewell show By Mark Layton 2 hours ago Meghan Markle & Prince Harry Netflix has commissioned a new animated childrens series from Archewell Productions, the company set up by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Pearl (working title) has been created and executive produced by Markle and will follow the adventures of a 12-year-old girl, who is inspired by a variety of influential women from history. David Furnish (Gnomeo & Juliet), Carolyn Soper (Tangled), Liz Garbus (Ill Be Gone In The Dark) and Dan Cogan (Icarus) will also executive produce, as will Amanda Rynda (The Louse House), who will serve as showrunner. Pearl marks the first animated series from Archewell Productions, which signed a multi-year deal with Netflix after the British royals launched the then-unnamed prodco in September last year. The first project under that deal is Heart Of Invictus a docuseries about the Invictus Games, created in partnership with The Invictus Games Foundation. Like many girls her age, our heroine Pearl is on a journey of self-discovery as she tries to overcome lifes daily challenges, said Markle. Im thrilled that Archewell Productions, partnered with the powerhouse platform of Netflix, and these incredible producers, will together bring you this new animated series, which celebrates extraordinary women throughout history. David Furnish and I have been eager to bring this special series to light, and I am delighted we are able to announce it today", "question": "Tags: What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive appointment\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"alliance & partnership\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"expanding industry\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"product updates\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"product launching & presentation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"partnerships & alliances\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1227", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/ddbc2821ac047c4accc1", "text_sha256": "7335c540944154dd3c0e97fb795c5ababb42cb2dc4fb96ba22e690a503f6737b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1227}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "82fe5d7d9e3f24f06f9cc6084be5fdbf3c91db17c4d4b7a354d90c75d774be61"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me modify my schedule for next week? I need to change the time and location of one of my events.\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. What is the content of the agenda you want to modify?\nUser: It's \"Pick up dry cleaning\".\nAI: Got it. What is the new time and location for this event?\nUser: The new time is March 23, 2pm and the new location is \"Laundry Time\".\nAI: Alright, I will modify the agenda for you. Let me check your token first. Can you please provide me your username and password?\nUser: My username is \"newuser\" and my password is \"newpass\".", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "AddAgenda": "The API for adding a agenda item includes content, time and location.", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "QueryAgenda": "The API for getting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "ModifyAgenda": "The API for modifying a schedule item includes parameters for content, time, and location."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/358", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyAgenda-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "f2706e211729584a2afae600bb4c396680f4d779bcdf2bc1b6b9b5d1e8dde594", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 358, "file": "ModifyAgenda-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8951bfc99050263dfdf21047f5b0b963a8be352ca5c4c9a01994fac3f7b25bce"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Flowing water causes sediment to move. Sent 2: Flowing water can erode both rocks and soil. Sent 3: You have already learned that materials can dissolve in water. Sent 4: With enough time, even rocks can be dissolved by water. Sent 5: This process happens really slowly. Sent 6: It may take over a million years to dissolve a rock. Sent 7: It doesnt matter how big the rock is. Sent 8: With enough time, flowing water can dissolve it. Sent 9: Moving water also has the ability to move small pieces of rock and soil. Sent 10: How can water move a rock? Sent 11: Doesnt it need energy? Sent 12: Of course, water gets its energy because it is moving. Sent 13: Moving water has kinetic energy. Sent 14: Things that have more energy can do more work. Sent 15: When water stops moving it will have no energy. Sent 16: It will no longer be able to move the rock and soil. Sent 17: When this happens the rock and soil will settle to the bottom of the calm water. Sent 18: Scientists call this process deposition", "question": "Does moving water have kinetic energy?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Yes\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"No\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Moving water has kinetic energy\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"No it does not have kinetic energy\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/94", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/377da0a061c457ea7b44", "text_sha256": "71151bbdd245eb31129546c40375c6d5f966ead54529b942ea01d78111fb4232", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 94}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e478d2d69e4065b20b4c4af5d2b383305443ca8e66c35f2754d312055bec8a60"}}
{"state": {"service": "A popular provider of a wide range of music content for searching and listening", "dialogue": ["User: Help me find a song, something from '15 would work.", "System: Would you like Aftertaste by Shawn Mendes from the album Handwritten?", "User: Is there anything else?", "System: There's Back it Up by Prince Royce from the album Double Vision.", "User: What else is there? Do you have anything by Ryutaro Nakahara?", "System: From Ryutaro Nakahara there is Din Don Dan from the album Seventh Heaven.", "User: Yeah, that sounds good. I want to listen to in on the kitchen device."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"LookupSong": "Search for a song", "PlaySong": "Play the selected song on the device", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "PlaySong", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/6_00105/6", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/6_00105", "text_sha256": "51bd8687076e142edf1dbd62b7432e5836d6bb02bc6fd74f96c87b7f862d64b6", "schema_variant": "original", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "6_00105", "turn": 6}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "23297cc79c22b6001c2b981ab83890dffff28d4a6a0490a92df452f98fe5d725"}}
{"state": "What's the behaviour of downplaying the importance of something you wanted but didn't get called?\n\nI've seen this phenomenon in various pieces of media, but recently observed it in real life and I'm wondering what it's called.\n\nBasically, when you want something but don't get it, you downplay the importance of that thing.\n\nI've mostly seen it depicted as \"moody teens\" using responses like \"I didn't want to go to that party anyway\", or \"you can keep your stupid X, I didn't want it anyway\".", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Cognitive dissonance  [  [ edit\n](/w/index.php?title=The_Fox_and_the_Grapes&action=edit&section=3 \"Edit\nsection: Cognitive dissonance\") ]\n\nRather than admit his failure to reach the grapes, the fox rationalises that\nthey are not really desirable. One commentator argues that the story\nillustrates the state of [ cognitive dissonance ](/wiki/Cognitive_dissonance\n\"Cognitive dissonance\") . The fox is taken as attempting to hold incompatible\nideas simultaneously, desire and its frustration. In that case, the disdain\nexpressed by the fox at the conclusion to the fable serves as a psychological\n[ defence mechanism ](/wiki/Defence_mechanism \"Defence mechanism\") by reducing\nthe dissonance through criticism. [ Jon Elster ](/wiki/Jon_Elster \"Jon\nElster\") calls this pattern of mental behaviour \"adaptive preference\nformation\".  [15]", "doc_2": "The thing that actually bothers me is that I just don’t know why I feel the\nway I do, it’s not like me at all and it doesn’t make sense. I learned about a\nvery distant relative’s death and I can’t stop thinking about it. Now this is\ngoing to sound awful, but I usually don’t feel or think much in situations\nlike this. I acknowledge the news and move on right then and there. Not this\ntime! I feel like this event has triggered my panic and anxiety, big time. I\ndon’t understand why, we haven’t been in touch for over fifteen years. But I’m\nfeeling very anxious, on edge and I have this sense of impending doom which\nabsolutely freaks me out. Maybe because it’s usually older relatives and\nacquaintances who die and not ones younger than me. This is affecting me way\nmore than it should and that’s bothering the heck out of me. Maybe because\nI’ve only ever seen younger people die in the news but now I realized that it\ncan happen in real life?", "doc_3": "Don’t worry if you wanted to travel in 2014 and you didn’t. Maybe you traveled less than you had wanted or your plans didn’t go as expected. Maybe you wanted to quit your job and head in a new direction but you weren’t sure what to do or maybe you couldn’t decide between traveling or going to school. Perhaps you just don’t know how to take the first step towards your goals and you’re worried that you’ll never achieve what you really want to achieve in the end. Again, don’t worry about these things.", "doc_4": "Okay, first thing I'd like to say is that my imagination is much less angry\nthan it used to be. I've got into meditation, I've seen a therapist, and I've\nalso started to look at life differently. Which is all good.", "doc_5": "Lie #3: “If I try, I will look stupid. I don’t want to look stupid.” Ah, the\nfear of looking like a moron. It happens. We all look a little moronic at\ntimes, but that doesn’t mean we have to like it."}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/55", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/55", "text_sha256": "b166ec3a675b9f761d2b435000839254b65576fab4c57848529abf5e67224814", "gold_id": "sour_grape/TheFoxandtheGrapes_6.txt", "negative_ids": ["rumination/myangryimaginationhtml_9.txt", "mentalblock/confusedaboutlifejustlikeeveryoneelse_24.txt", "russell/decisionmakingchangethelieswebelieve_19.txt", "excessive_shock/7warningsignsacutestressreactionemotionalshockhtm_431.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "55"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3f7dfc9004f57bd35d056c36d4b620699e3d85564016d92af00cdcbf2c9b30d1"}}
{"state": "In the remote chill of the mountain cabin, Santiago lay lifeless with the trace of a pistol shot piercing the silence, introducing Detective Winston's daunting task of discerning guilt between Orville and Troy.\n\nDetective Winston rubbed his temples as he went through the fact pattern again. He had been working with murders out in the city, but one in the solitude of the mountains... that was new to him.\n\nThe victim Santiago was a reclusive man who loved his solitude and his land. He lived on that mountain territory, lush with nature and confirmed stories of hidden treasure. An idyllic hideaway from the hustle and bustle of the city. A paradise he wasn't willing to share, especially not willing to sell. He loved his land and nature more than anything else.\n\nWinston glanced at his notes once more when a name caught his attention - Orville.\n\nOrville, an orthodontist by trade with a penchant for pistols, Winston noted, given the several on display when he paid a visit to the man's office. Orville was also a known hiker, often found rambling about the mountains touching Santiago's cabin.\n\nSantiago's cabin stood alone, hidden away in the mountains which held a deep fascination for Orville, something that Santiago was fully aware of. Santiago wasn't oblivious to Orville's intentions to purchase the land either, something he had politely but firmly refused.\n\nSitting deep in thought, Winston recalled the confirmation he had received of Santiago's solitude that fateful day. Orville had visited Santiago at the secluded cabin the same day of Santiago's murder. He had been invited by Santiago himself. An invitation made with an eerie statement from Santiago: \"\"I will be alone at the cabin, Orville\", he had said. Winston wondered at the oddness of that fact. Santiago had been firm in not selling his land to Orville.\n\nWinston shifted his gaze to a page in his notes that lingered at the back of his mind. Orville had purchased a pistol a week before Santiago's murder. The pistol bore an eerie resemblance to the murder weapon wielded against Santiago. In the solitude of the mountains, Santiago had been shot with a pistol. He had told Orville he would be alone.\n\nWinston sighed and leaned back in his chair. There was more to this case than met the eye. It wasn't just a murder; it was a fight for the territory, for a treasure hidden away. But to prove it, he needed substantial evidence and concrete proof. Deciding that he needed more time to weave through the complicated web he was tangled in, he stood up and decided to call it a day. Tomorrow, he hoped, would reveal some answers.\n\nWinston, now grizzled from years of experience, strode up the gravel path to the isolated mountain cabin. A camera was pointed at its only entrance and exit. It was a quiet night, just like the one Santiago met his untimely end. From the information received from the coroner and the timestamp on the footage, it was clear that the murder had taken place at the same time the cameras showed no movement.\n\nThe cabin was secluded, a haven for star-gazers, far removed from the polluting city lights. Inside he found Troy, a renowned astrophysicist, immersed in a difficult book about dark matter and the end of the known universe, hardly suitable party conversation.\n\nTroy rose to greet Winston, a customary politeness despite his reputation for being mute on any non-astrophysics discussions. \"Detective,\" he greeted, nodding his head.\n\n\"Seems you favor the life of an introvert, Troy.\" Winston asked, thumbing the worn-out book. Troy shrugged. \"I think I speak enough about astrophysics, people never catch up anyway.\"\n\nNoting the nearby table carrying gun cleaning supplies, he asked, \"Been a while since you've handled a gun?\" It wasn't uncommon knowledge that Troy, despite his academic leanings, had served in the military and even undergone firearm training.\n\nTroy gave a wistful sigh and gave a cryptic response, \"The universe ends with the big crunch, Detective, and some things, like firearm expertise... you never really forget.\"\n\nSantiago's last moments replayed in his mind as he continued talking with Troy. The latter had been seen at a local gun store recently, acquiring a shiny new pistol, the perceptive store owner even mentioned Troy buying ammunition that matched the pistol.\n\nTheir conversation ended promptly, as Troy resumed reading his book, and Winston made his way back to contemplate further upon the unfolding mystery.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Orville", "opt_2": "Troy"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/128", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/128", "text_sha256": "e508ef56310ae84f293f52b2b17c481e3080078ba680aff381f64dfa98527b24", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 128}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f1d53fc93d284d40132aa5767f48e7845fa92ec3fb6ac1689a379de8db7e1579"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me delete my account?\nAI: Sure, I can definitely help with that. Before proceeding with the deletion, can you please provide me your authentication details?\nUser: username - user1, password - user1pass\nAI: For authentication, I need to get your user token. Please provide me with your email address and current password.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='user1', password='user1pass')]->{'token': 'n9m8k7j6h5g4f3d2s1a0'}\nAI: Great! Now that I have your user token, I can proceed with deleting your account. Are you sure you want to proceed with the deletion?\nUser: Yes, I am sure.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name."}, "label": "DeleteAccount", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/97", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/DeleteAccount-RegisterUser-ForgotPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "19b4e40da0b100659e07671f05ecc1fe21d5089cdb7495e4c333cfda5f9dc15b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 97, "file": "DeleteAccount-RegisterUser-ForgotPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "DeleteAccount", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7d8163d35199d0a7af6106d12f4b721320ed998226d10d26654dbee09ee5351e"}}
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{"state": {"service": "Platform to connect you with drivers to get passengers where they want to go", "dialogue": ["User: Can you find me a therapist please?", "System: Do you want a family counselor or a psychiatrist?", "User: I need to see a psychologist.", "System: Which city do you want me to check in?", "User: Something in Martinez.", "System: Miller Nicole G is a psychologist in Martinez.", "User: Sounds great. Can you book an appointment please?", "System: What date and time would you like the appoinment?", "User: I need something on the 14th at 1:30 pm.", "System: You want a 1:30 pm appointment with Miller Nicole G on March 14th, correct?", "User: Yes that is correct.", "System: I could not book the appointment, can I help with something else?", "User: Can you try to get a 12:30 pm appointment?", "System: You want an appointment with Miller Nicole G at 12:30 pm on march 14th, correct?", "User: Can you make it March 2nd?", "System: You want an appointment with Miller Nicole G on March 2nd, correct?", "User: Yes that is correct. What is the number and address of the therapist?", "System: Your appointment has been made. You will receive a confirmation email soon. The address is 150 Muir Rd and the number is 925-372-2830.", "User: I also need a cab to get there."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"GetRideToLocation": "Book a cab for a destination and number of riders", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "GetRideToLocation", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/13_00101/18", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/13_00101", "text_sha256": "684540f567cfcafd484bdfcc7531213b91394ee6fc30b8ee7b0b5d9d283988b0", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "13_00101", "turn": 18}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "94f78a01d5e0821116ecc05d05e1522a6fc5cf9e80c7d6d88e2c6a0aa487098f"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Can you find me available rental cars in Los Angeles from April 15, 2023, to April 20, 2023, picking up at 10:00?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "RentalCars_3_GetCarsAvailable", "description": "Retrieve a list of available rental cars in a specified city during a given rental period.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"car_type\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The desired type of rental car.\", \"enum\": [\"Hatchback\", \"Sedan\", \"SUV\", \"dontcare\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"city\": {\"description\": \"The city where the rental car will be picked up, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'Los Angeles, CA' or 'New York, NY'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"end_date\": {\"description\": \"The end date for the car rental in the format YYYY-MM-DD.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"pickup_time\": {\"description\": \"The pick-up time for the rental car in 24-hour format HH:MM.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"start_date\": {\"description\": \"The start date for the car rental in the format YYYY-MM-DD.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"city\", \"start_date\", \"end_date\", \"pickup_time\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "RentalCars_3_ReserveCar", "description": "Creates a reservation for a rental car within the specified dates, times, and preferences.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"add_insurance\": {\"description\": \"Whether additional insurance should be purchased.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"car_type\": {\"description\": \"The preferred type of car for the rental.\", \"enum\": [\"Hatchback\", \"Sedan\", \"SUV\", \"dontcare\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"end_date\": {\"description\": \"The end date for the car rental in the format 'YYYY-MM-DD'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"pickup_location\": {\"description\": \"The location where the car will be picked up, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'Los Angeles, CA'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"pickup_time\": {\"description\": \"The time of day when the car will be picked up, in 24-hour format 'HH:MM'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"start_date\": {\"description\": \"The start date for the car rental in the format 'YYYY-MM-DD'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"pickup_location\", \"start_date\", \"pickup_time\", \"end_date\", \"car_type\", \"add_insurance\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `RentalCars_3_GetCarsAvailable` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `RentalCars_3_ReserveCar` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_multiple_777-172-2", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_multiple_777-172-2", "text_sha256": "b6bfd21b06f3657bfdec942b8e9e98b8dcf63d80c3586207141dbf688514a70e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_multiple.json", "id": "live_multiple_777-172-2"}, "stratum": "live_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0bdfaeaa562d94754be10951635cbf8a5fd572a28d84c57cf9351482c41ae77b"}}
{"state": {"passage": "The Commodity Credit Corporation(CCC) has switched 10 mln dlrs in credit guarantees to Mexicoto cover purchases of U.S. wheat, the U.S. AgricultureDepartment said. The credit guarantees were previously earmarked for salesof U.S. dry edible beans and rice, it said. The action reduces the guarantee lines previouslyauthorized of dry edible beans to by five mln dlrs to 45 mlndlrs and for rice from five mln to zero and increases coveragefor wheat sales from five mln to 15 mln dlrs", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"rice\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"pet-chem\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"wheat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sugar\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"lin-meal\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/789", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/48e28ac0ae0e524e98bc", "text_sha256": "64009decbe44748ac9a3d57abbca74c83e219ee3e648e6a528307d29497616b0", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 789}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2a2799f32a57c82071ed17df211115aa8eff951294367cadf1574648cd6e26b8"}}
{"state": "Can Difference-in-Difference be used when the treatment effects get smaller with time since treatment?\n\nRecently, there is an emerging line of the study said that the traditional two-way fixed effect(TWFE) is failed in a lot of case because of the heterogeneous effects of laws over time, follow some paper Goodman-Bacon (2019), Chaisemartin, 2020.\n\nEspecially, Goodman, 2019 did a great job to decompose the single post-treatment dummy. In his note, he answered the question \"Is DD wrong\":\n\nNot in general. The DD research design—comparing outcomes for groups whose treatment status changes to groups whose treatment status does not change—still can be a good idea. The DD specification—estimating the coefficient a single post-treatment dummy—is a bad idea when your treatment effects vary over time (get bigger with time since treatment). In this case, just summarize your findings in a different way—event-study or a linear trend-break, for instance.\n\nMy question here is, if I expect and argue that the treatment effects get smaller with time since treatment, so whether DD specification now is a bad idea?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Abstract\nThis paper discusses the causal interpretation of event study coefficients in a dynamic two-way fixed effects regression with time-varying covariates under a conditional parallel trends assumption. In addition to the “cross-lag contamination” problem noted by Sun and Abraham (2021), we find a new source of bias induced by the time-varying effect of the covariates. This covariate effect bias will not be eliminated even under treatment effect homogeneity and will remain in the canonical two-period difference-in-differences setting unless one makes more restrictive assumptions on the effects of covariates.", "doc_2": "However, recent advances show that\nmay not be causally interpreted in settings with variations in treatment timing and heterogeneous treatment effects (e.g., de Chaisemartin and D’Haultfoeuille, 2020, Borusyak et al., 2021, Goodman-Bacon, 2021, Sun and Abraham, 2021, Athey and Imbens, 2022. In particular, Sun and Abraham (2021), hereinafter “SA”) decompose\nas a linear combination of cohort-specific effects from both its own relative period\nand other relative periods; unless strong assumptions regarding treatment effect homogeneity hold, effects from other relative periods will contaminate estimate\n. We refer to this as “cross-lag contamination”. This does not exist in the canonical two-period DID.", "doc_3": "> Abstract:  In this article, we consider identification, estimation, and\n> inference procedures for treatment effect parameters using Difference-in-\n> Differences (DiD) with (i) multiple time periods, (ii) variation in\n> treatment timing, and (iii) when the \"parallel trends assumption\" holds\n> potentially only after conditioning on observed covariates. We show that a\n> family of causal effect parameters are identified in staggered DiD setups,\n> even if differences in observed characteristics create non-parallel outcome\n> dynamics between groups. Our identification results allow one to use outcome\n> regression, inverse probability weighting, or doubly-robust estimands. We\n> also propose different aggregation schemes that can be used to highlight\n> treatment effect heterogeneity across different dimensions as well as to\n> summarize the overall effect of participating in the treatment. We establish\n> the asymptotic properties of the proposed estimators and prove the validity\n> of a computationally convenient bootstrap procedure to conduct\n> asymptotically valid simultaneous (instead of pointwise) inference. Finally,\n> we illustrate the relevance of our proposed tools by analyzing the effect of\n> the minimum wage on teen employment from 2001--2007. Open-source software is\n> available for implementing the proposed methods.", "doc_4": "SA investigate the causal interpretation of\nin (1.1) by imposing an unconditional version of the parallel trends assumption (PTA). In practice, applied researchers often incorporate time-varying covariates to control for confounders that vary across time and units.\nwhere\nis a vector of the covariates of unit\nin period\n. Our paper extends the existing literature in two ways. First, we decompose\nin (1.2) by explicitly accounting for the presence of time-varying covariates under a conditional parallel trend assumption. Our PTA requires that the baseline outcomes would follow parallel paths for each cohort, conditional on covariates in all time periods. We find that in addition to cross-lag contamination, a new source of bias appears induced by the inclusion of covariates. This covariate effect bias will not vanish even under treatment effect homogeneity and will remain in a simple two-period setting. Moreover, we show that the covariate effect bias is eliminated as long as the effects of covariates are constant over time.", "doc_5": "Introduction\nResearchers are often interested in dynamic treatment effects in a two-way fixed effects (TWFE) specification that resembles the following:\nwhere\nis the outcome of interest for unit\nat time\n;\nand\nare unit and time fixed effects, respectively; and\nis the time when unit\ninitially receives the binary absorbing treatment.\ndenotes the relative period since treatment. Practitioners typically use estimate\nas a reasonable measure of the dynamic treatment effect."}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/98", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/98", "text_sha256": "0180a0285499053e51d9b8deaeb676f35929f71f24f2ab30f3b2e5edb95f1125", "gold_id": "treatment_difference/180309015_21.txt", "negative_ids": ["fixed_effect/S0165176522001823_7.txt", "fixed_effect/S0165176522001823_6.txt", "fixed_effect/S0165176522001823_5.txt", "fixed_effect/S0165176522001823_8.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "98"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "42d3566cfe19e9ed475d60452544b3e83c19778b2a0a9c41dabca36366311f88"}}
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{"state": "I want to purchase apparel that is fit for the weather in Madrid.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "souvenir_purchase: Tourist Souvenir Purchase Tool", "tool_2": "purchase_deposit_product: Purchase the specified deposit product", "tool_3": "GetWeather: This API retrieves the weather information for a given city.", "tool_4": "SuggestApparel: This API suggests suitable apparel based on the weather status.", "tool_5": "family_activity.get_weather_forecast: Get the weather forecast for a specific location and date for planning family activities."}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/reversechain_query_90", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/reversechain_query_90", "text_sha256": "862e762746da0f6be95f58653f5f11eb1218f0d854a8a050acc18b1da3fe3746", "gold_id": "reversechain_tool_40", "negative_ids": ["reversechain_tool_170", "toolACE_tool_4194", "ultraTool_tool_720", "ultraTool_tool_137"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:reversechain/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "reversechain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ee4f55bf7a2b09b159d4bc9b259ff86e93413d497116c45f568ee981c34e140f"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "A ‘ White Racism ’ class just started at a Florida university . Police were on standby ."}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "A ‘ White Racism ’ class just started at a Florida university . Nannies were on standby .", "b": "A ‘ White Racism ’ class just started at a Florida bar . Police were on standby ."}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/5686-5867", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/5686", "text_sha256": "2472711cc32f607788ddaec0f17da9b0e70cd92f3fa5727baef9a426eb46cd1a", "grades": ["1.4", "0.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "5686-5867"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bf1b62208ec6d82b89791c95efdeb4305ff79f2bdf9245116a71c5baa77f2513"}}
{"state": "NON-CIRCUMVENTION AND NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nThis Non-Circumvention and Non-Disclosure Agreement (hereinafter referred to as the \"Agreement\" is made this 6th of February, 1999 by and between High Speed Net Solutions and R. J. Seifert Enterprises. Collectively, all the parties hereto may be referred to hereinafter as the \"Parties\", shall include both disclosing party and informed party without prejudice.\nWhereas, the Parties wish to associate themselves for the purpose of working together for their individual and common benefit.\nNow, therefore, in consideration of the representations, agreements, promises and covenants contained herein and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, the Parties agree as follows:\n1. The Parties agree to abide by the following rules of non-circumvention and non-disclosure for a period of Two years from the effective date hereof. Such covenant and agreement shall survive termination of this Agreement for any reason whatsoever.\na) Each Party, for itself and its associates as defined below, represents and warrants that it shall not conduct business with any sources or contacts, or said source's or contact's associates as defined below, that are originally made known and/or available by another Party hereto, at any time or in any manner, without the express written permission (not to be unreasonably withheld) of the Party who made the source(s) known and/or available.\nb) For purposes of this Agreement, the term \"associates\" or \"contacts\" shall be defined as: in the case of a business entity its officers, directors, affiliates, subsidiaries, associated entities, and any other business entity in which the business entity owns five percent (5%) or more of the outstanding equity interest.\nc) The Parties will maintain complete confidentiality regarding this Agreement and all transactions occurring thereunder, each other's business, business sources and affiliates and each other's propriety knowledge and know-how, and will disclose such information only pursuant to the express written permission of the party who made such information available save where such information deemed to be in the public domain or under the order of a competent Court or Government Agency.\nd) This Agreement and each additional agreement concluded or written or verbal disclosure made between the Parties, shall be kept confidential and is not to be reproduced, communicated or distributed in any manner whatsoever except on a \"need to know\" basis to persons directly involved with the closing of any transaction contemplated between the Parties, or legal counsel of a Party.\ne) It is understood and agreed that by reason of this \"Agreement\" the \"Parties\" that are involved during the course of business transactions may learn from one another, or from the principals the names, addresses, telephone numbers of lenders, agents, brokers, clients or others hereafter referred to as \"Contracts\" and or \"Associates\".\nf) It is understood and agreed that the \"Contracts\" of each party hereto are and shall be recognized as exclusive and valuable \"Contracts\" and that the parties will not directly or indirectly negotiate or participate in any transaction circumventing the party who first provided the \"Contract\".\n2. The Agreement is valid and effective for all purposes, business, communications, negotiations, disclosures and transactions of whatever nature between the Parties for a period of two (2) years from the effective date hereof.\n3. Each Party represents, warrants and covenants that all information furnished by said party, or to be furnished by said Party, or to any other Party or Parties hereto is, or will be, true, complete, correct and accurate to best of said Party's knowledge, ability and belief.\n4. In the event of circumvention by the \"Parties\" involved in this transaction, either directly or indirectly, it is agreed and guaranteed that a monetary penalty will be paid by the person or persons engaged in or circumvention. This payment will additionally include all reasonable legal expenses incurred by the aggrieved party.\n5. This Agreement contains the entire and complete understanding existing between the Parties of the date of its execution regarding the subject matters contained herein, and all former representations, promises or covenants, whether written or verbal, are null and void.\n6. This Agreement may be modified only by written agreement duly executed by all Parties hereto.\n7. This Agreement shall be binding upon, and inure to the benefit of the heirs, legal representatives, successors, designees, and/or assigns of the Parties. The executor, administrator, or personal representative of a deceased party shall execute and deliver any document(s) or legal instrument(s) necessary or desirable to carry out the provisions hereof.\n8. Any written notice required or allowed to be given hereunder shall be deemed to have been duly and properly given and delivered (a) as of the date actually hand delivered to the Party to be charged with receipt.\n9. Any copy of this Agreement, or any other documents executed and/or signed by any of the Parties hereto, and sent to another Party hereto by facsimile transmission carries the full force and effect as if it were the hand delivered original.\n10. This Agreement was negotiated and prepared jointly by all Parties hereto, and each Party acknowledges that they have had ample opportunity to consult legal, financial and other counsel\nconcerning all aspects, terms and condition of this Agreement. This Agreement may be executed in multiple counterpart copies, each of which shall be deemed a duplicate original.\n11. No party shall be considered or adjudged to be in violation of this Agreement when the violation is due to situations beyond the said party's control, such as acts of God, civil disturbances, theft, or said Party's connections having prior knowledge or possession of privileged information, contacts, or contacts without the disclosure, intervention or assistance of said party or aid Parties associates as defined herein. Essentially, the spirit behind this Agreement is one of mutual trust, confidence and reliance upon each party to do what is fair and equitable.\n12. This Agreement is a full recourse agreement concluded under the laws of Pennsylvania and said forum shall be applicable law covering the construction, interpretation, execution, validity, enforceability, performance, and any other such matters in respect to this Agreement, including any breach or claim of breach hereof.\n13. This Agreement shall be governed by law and construed to be in accordance with the laws of the State of Pennsylvania applicable to contracts made and to be performed solely in such State by parties thereof. Any dispute arising out of this Agreement shall be adjudicated in arbitration under the rules of the American Arbitration Association. The prevailing party in any dispute shall be reimbursed reasonable attorneys fees.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, THE \"PARTIES\" HERETO HAVE EXECUTED THIS \"AGREEMENT\" ON THE DATES SET FORTH BELOW.\nAgreed, executed and acknowledged on 2/9/99, 1999\n/s/ Michael M. Cimino\nMike Cimino for High Speed Net Solutions\n/s/ Richard Seifert 02/08/99\nRichard Seifert for R J Seifert Enterprises", "questions": {"nda-10": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall not disclose the fact that Agreement was agreed or negotiated.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-13": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may acquire information similar to Confidential Information from a third party.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-2": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information shall only include technical information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-5": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may share some Confidential Information with some of Receiving Party's employees.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/486", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/486", "text_sha256": "bf3c5aa9dd1416c098b6b850d92b08f8bf925a6826d5c0c3fb7837bff9b5946c", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 486, "file_name": "1104332_0000950144-00-008876_ex10-26.txt"}, "stratum": "sec-text", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9f121bbf0998b58deac3bf039bfb66a7e23279ec263f9216bf136dbf85934e49"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me check if there is a reservation for the Design Team Meeting on March 26, 2023 from 11:00AM to 1:00PM at Design Studio?\nAI: Sure, let me check that for you. Do you have a token for authentication?\nUser: No, I don't have it. Could you help me get one?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. I will call the GetUserToken API in the background to get the token for you. Please provide me with your username and password.\nUser: My username is user2 and my password is user2pass.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='user2', password='user2pass')]->{'token': 'o9i8u7y6t5r4e3w2q1'}\nAI: Authenticated. Now, I will call the QueryMeeting API to check if the reservation for the Design Team Meeting on March 26, 2023 from 11:00AM to 1:00PM at Design Studio exists. The attendances are Lucas Wang and Michelle Chen.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting", "QueryMeeting": "This API allows users to query the information of a meeting.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "AddMeeting": "This API allows users to make a reservation for a meeting and store the meeting information (e.g., topic, time, location, attendees) in the database."}, "label": "QueryMeeting", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/356", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryMeeting-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "c18648db5ab873cb1c12917dcaf03d7cfbf02dd8b13cfec631bfcc998a8dbc71", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 356, "file": "QueryMeeting-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryMeeting", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "026f45de2339ac8d7ccd0a849c2e7838d311c5740ce3730f07a9dfc4bf5d8fe2"}}
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{"state": "User: Can you help me modify a meeting reservation?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. What changes do you want to make to your reservation?\nUser: I need to change the start time, location, and attendee list.\nAI: Alright, I can assist you with that. Before we proceed, could you please provide me your user credentials?\nUser: Sure, my username is newuser, and my password is newpass.\nAI: Thank you.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='newuser', password='newpass')]->{'token': 'l9k8j7h6g5f4d3s2a1'}\nAI: Ok, we have received your token. Now please tell me what you want to change.\nUser: I want to change the meeting topic to New Employee Orientation, start time to 2023-03-27 09:00:00, end time to 2023-03-27 11:00:00, location to Training Room, and attendees to David Wang, Amy Chen, and Erica Liu.\nAI: Ok.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryAgenda": "The API for getting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "AddMeeting": "This API allows users to make a reservation for a meeting and store the meeting information (e.g., topic, time, location, attendees) in the database.", "ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting", "DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email."}, "label": "ModifyMeeting", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/267", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyMeeting-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "8d9bdd2fadf9dabba03652cbfa1ac9fa452406d214b19afe028c422bdb86dafb", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 267, "file": "ModifyMeeting-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyMeeting", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9c386ba005675e119a8b73d48acc6a5b6c879df6a7b32bdc57c189098c51197e"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "The Federal Reserve is unlikely tooperate in the U.S. government securities market during itsusual intervention period this morning, economists said. Fed funds opened comfortably at 5-15/16 pct and remained atthat level. Yesterday Fed funds averaged 5.99 pct", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"cpu\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"money-fx\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"fuel\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"wheat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"interest\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"castor-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/782", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/e4417d7b422abf9b4445", "text_sha256": "4eb99c69707582dea92fc114afc8f5dbbe7ec1be74b5a9777997ab7318c18a2f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 782}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7899ca9ba6a690cba0d9c41676ce3bb0180f83034061b1562f886e71d0c51cc8"}}
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{"state": "Write a function to multiply all the numbers in a list and divide with the length of the list.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.52", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.52", "text_sha256": "9be600f3b0ae05a0e8dad247da88df74b60079d8a1a9538614f73d6b87db0615", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.52"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "eba46d82d2fd4303db56d3c95fdc63119a96a8b4a6955474f932847d2d3b8ed7"}}
{"state": "What percentage of Earth's surface is arid?Is there available information on how much of Earth surface is arid climate?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "regions, centered on Namibia, Botswana, and South Africa.[1]\nA map of Africa showing the ecological break around the Sahara Desert\nThe climate of Africa is a range of climates such as the equatorial climate, the tropical wet and dry climate, the tropical monsoon climate, the semi-arid climate (semi-desert and steppe), the desert climate (hyper-arid and arid), the humid subtropical climate, and the subtropical highland climate. Temperate climates are rare across the continent except at very high elevations and along the", "doc_2": "Solar and volcanic activity\nFurther information: Solar activity and climate\nThe Fourth National Climate Assessment (\"NCA4\", USGCRP, 2017) includes charts illustrating that neither solar nor volcanic activity can explain the observed warming.[136][137]\nAs the Sun is the Earth's primary energy source, changes in incoming sunlight directly affect the climate system.[131] Solar irradiance has been measured directly by satellites,[138] and indirect measurements are available from the early 1600s onwards.[131] Since 1880, there has been no upward trend in the amount of the Sun's energy reaching the Earth", "doc_3": "Change Service (C3S) at ECMWF.\nERA5 provides hourly estimates of a large number of atmospheric, land and oceanic climate variables. The data cover the Earth on a 31km grid and resolve the atmosphere using 137 levels from the surface up to a height of 80km. ERA5 includes information about uncertainties for all variables at reduced spatial and temporal resolutions.\nERA5 is available on:\n\nSingle levels\nPressure levels: 1000/975/950/925/900/875/850/825/800/775/750/700/650/600/", "doc_4": "Change Service (C3S) at ECMWF.\nERA5 provides hourly estimates of a large number of atmospheric, land and oceanic climate variables. The data cover the Earth on a 31km grid and resolve the atmosphere using 137 levels from the surface up to a height of 80km. ERA5 includes information about uncertainties for all variables at reduced spatial and temporal resolutions.\nERA5 is available on:\n\nSingle levels\nPressure levels: 1000/975/950/925/900/875/850/825/800/775/750/700/650/600/", "doc_5": "World Map of the Köppen-Geiger climate classification updated\n\nAbstract\nThe most frequently used climate classification map is that of Wladimir Köppen, presented in its latest version 1961 by Rudolf Geiger. A huge number of climate studies and subsequent publications adopted this or a former release of the Köppen-Geiger map. While the climate classification concept has been widely applied to a broad range of topics in climate and climate change research as well as in physical geography, hydrology, agriculture, biology and educational aspects, a well-documented update of the world climate classification map is still missing. Based on recent data sets from the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) of the University of East Anglia and the Global Precipitation Climatology Centre (GPCC) at the German Weather Service, we present here a new digital Köppen-Geiger world map on climate classification for the second half of the 20th century.\nCitation"}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/92", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/92", "text_sha256": "a50b3555524b8b38ca24707f6d4eb3a6d9dc55478ad49b589dc147f3dc56ff5b", "gold_id": "arid_area/present_htm3.txt", "negative_ids": ["aurora_equator/Climate_of_Africa3_3.txt", "difference_in_climate_change/Climate_change2_47.txt", "ears/ecmwf_reanalysis_v52_1.txt", "era5_data/ecmwf_reanalysis_v52_1.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "92"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1019a0a28f58dc97167e839bcdbc7932d7593b939938640a0c04113e1620e68c"}}
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{"state": "I was just reading this about how Hurricane Ethel could have merged with Hurricane Dora in 1964.\n\nHas such a merge ever happened before in history? If so, what was the result? Would storms become twice as powerful? Or would they disrupt and dissipate each other?\n\nThey don't have to be hurricanes or typhoons per se, just large storms. I would think the low pressure regions of two storms would tend to attract each other if they were nearby, but it's apparently rare or unheard of because a quick google search showed nothing.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "of these result in financial losses. Powerful cyclones that make landfall – moving from the ocean to over land – are some of the most powerful, although that is not always the case. An average of 86 tropical cyclones of tropical storm intensity form annually worldwide, with 47 reaching hurricane or typhoon strength, and 20 becoming intense tropical cyclones, super typhoons, or major hurricanes (at least of Category 3 intensity).\nIn Africa, tropical cyclones can originate from tropical waves generated over the Sahara Desert, or otherwise strike the Horn of Africa and Southern Africa. Cyclone Idai in", "doc_2": "part1 -------------------\nThe Fujiwhara effect, sometimes referred to as the Fujiwara effect, Fujiw(h)ara interaction or binary interaction, is a phenomenon that occurs when two nearby cyclonic vortices move around each other and close the distance between the circulations of their corresponding low-pressure areas. The effect is named after Sakuhei Fujiwhara, the Japanese meteorologist who initially described the effect.  Binary interaction of smaller circulations can cause the development of a larger cyclone, or cause two cyclones to merge into one. Extratropical cyclones typically engage in binary interaction when within 2,000 kilometres (1,200 mi) of one another, while tropical cyclones typically interact within 1,400 kilometres (870 mi) of each other.", "doc_3": "update for the console to have it show up in tenths?  When I purchased the Vantange Pro2 I believed the temperature in the ISS showed up in whole number on the console and it was easily change to tenths.  Just don't know why they don't let it be done for the temperature/humidity station.One could certainly ask.  You would think that with the external sensors used for agri and viniculture that they would want  precision.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tLogged", "doc_4": "open water that wind can affect. Places famous for big waves include Waimea Bay in Hawaii, Jaws in Maui, Mavericks in California, Mullaghmore Head in Ireland, and Teahupoo in Tahiti. These large wave sites attract surfers, although occasionally, waves get just too big to surf. Some of the biggest waves are generated by storms like hurricanes. In 2004, Hurricane Ivan created waves that averaged around 60 feet (18 meters) high and the largest were almost 100 feet (30.5 meters) high. In 2019, hurricane Dorian also created <a href", "doc_5": "the Gulf and East Coast are created. This shift could put much more lives and property at risk, however more research is required to better understand how hurricane tracks might change.\n\n\n\n\n\nDefinition of a Hurricane\nHurricanes and tropical storms are types of tropical cyclones. These are rapidly rotating, low-pressure systems with activity like thunder and lightning that develop in the tropics or subtropics. Stronger systems are called “hurricanes” in the Atlantic Ocean and northeastern Pacific Ocean or “typhoons” in the northwestern Pacific. Weaker tropical cyclones are called"}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/28", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/28", "text_sha256": "75370c2de5171bd66ceb4418f3aa22c8f20142ec606a19b12bc509235d354044", "gold_id": "merged_hurricanes/Fujiwhara_effect1.txt", "negative_ids": ["reflecting_sunlights/hurricanes_and_climate_change2_6.txt", "shape_of_waves/cwd4_93.txt", "hurricanes_in_the_southern_Atlantic_basin/Tropical_cyclone8_5.txt", "ncdc_data/index_php_topic_19101_04_6.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "28"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4d808da3a9b6bbc5b0385212956c4cde3e02dd2a7d5a005d4e11492fbba221ca"}}
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{"state": "Why does mouldy food make you sick?\nBread gets mouldy pretty quickly. My parents (both of whom are nurses) throw out a loaf of bread after a spot of mould is seen (because \"if you can see one spot, it means the whole thing is covered in mould spores\") because they say you'll get sick if you eat it. The USDA also has a handy chart on it's mould page telling you when you should discard food with mould on it.\nIs it the mould itself that makes us sick or is it something that the mould is releasing?\nWhat are the mechanisms that cause us to feel sick after eating mouldy food?\nThe USDA says that there can also be bacteria along with the mould on the the food - is this what is really making us feel ill?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "How often should you wash your hands? There's no set frequency; it really depends on your activities. Must-wash occasions include after using the bathroom, before eating or preparing food, and after being with someone who's ill, particularly if he or she has a respiratory or gastrointestinal infection.", "doc_2": "though\nI  don't  even  want  to  have  sex  with  him,  because  it  just  feels\nlike  there's  no  point  to  it.  Even  though  it's  over  quickly  for\nhim,  he's  still  getting  some  pleasure  out  of  it  whereas  I  get\nabsolutely  nothing.  I  know  that  it  must  make  him  feel  really\ninadequate  which  is  why  I  have", "doc_3": ",” Rother says. When kids grow up eating a lot of sweet foods, they tend to develop a preference for sweets. But if you give them a variety of healthy foods like fruits and vegetables early in life, they’ll develop a liking for them too. “It’s important for parents to expose children to a variety of tastes early on, but realize that it often takes several attempts to get a child to eat such foods,” says Bremer. “Don’t give up too soon.” The key to good health is eating a", "doc_4": "Prevention[edit]\nA primary means of limiting risk from aflatoxins in the food supply is food hygiene in the commercial commodity supply chain, such as rejecting moldy grain for use in food processing plants and testing of batches of ingredients for aflatoxin levels before adding them to the mix. Regulatory agencies such as the FDA set limits on acceptable levels. Grain drying itself, which is necessary for viable combine harvesting in many regions, lays the fundamentals for this effort by preventing stored grain from being too damp in the first place.\nThere is very limited evidence to show that agricultural and nutritional education can reduce exposure to aflatoxin in low to middle income countries.", "doc_5": "at  a  ridiculous  slow  pace,  or  he'll\njust  keep  stopping  during  it  to  try  and  last  longer;  it  makes\neverything  so  awkward.  \n  \nI  know  I  probably  sound  insensitive  and  that  there's  more  than  sex\nto  a  relationship,  but  this  has  been  going  on  for  so  long  and  I\nreally  feel  it's  beginning  to  take"}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/50", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/50", "text_sha256": "11f6b33f5731653438a6057b48e6b7fed5b26ae4d668bc43fd0a1e701b8da555", "gold_id": "mouldy_food_sick/Aflatoxin_3.txt", "negative_ids": ["added_sugars_and_natural_sugars/sweet-stuff_5_24.txt", "sex_duration/showthread.php_36_6.txt", "hot_water_bacteria/Thehandiworkofgoodhe_10_0.txt", "sex_duration/showthread.php_36_3.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "50"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "51fdaaa69329dc3bb0486328b4aea122fa4bc830d1fe1db517dbea4e738d4fdd"}}
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{"state": "Why is cancer not a communicable disease?\nI read another question where the author is asking about the infectivity of viruses. In the same vein, I am curious why cancer is not a communicable disease.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "A transmissible cancer is a cancer cell or cluster of cancer cells that can be transferred between individuals without the involvement of an infectious agent, such as an Oncovirus. The evolution of transmissible cancer has occurred naturally in other animal species, but human cancer transmission is rare. This transfer is typically between members of the same species or closely related species.", "doc_2": "to the pandemic.\nCancer\n\nFurther information: Oncovirus\nViruses are an established cause of cancer in humans and other species. Viral cancers occur only in a minority of infected persons (or animals). Cancer viruses come from a range of virus families, including both RNA and DNA viruses, and so there is no single type of \"oncovirus\" (an obsolete term originally used for acutely transforming retroviruses). The development of cancer is determined by a variety of factors such as host immunity and mutations in the host. Viruses accepted to cause human cancers", "doc_3": "An infection is the invasion of tissues by pathogens, their multiplication, and the reaction of host tissues to the infectious agent and the toxins they produce. An infectious disease, also known as a transmissible disease or communicable disease, is an illness resulting from an infection.\nInfections can be caused by a wide range of pathogens, most prominently bacteria and viruses. Hosts can fight infections using their immune systems. Mammalian hosts react to infections with an innate response, often involving inflammation, followed by an adaptive response.\nSpecific medications used to treat infections include antibiotics, antivirals, antif", "doc_4": "melanoma. Ferguson's melanoma was detected early during… READ MORE What to Know About Chemotherapy Cream for Skin Cancer Although surgery is a standard first-line skin cancer treatment, topical chemotherapy can be effective for precancerous growths or early superficial… READ MORE Hugh Jackman’s Latest Skin Cancer Scare: What to Know Hugh Jackman is urging fans to ‘put some sunscreen on’ after his recent skin cancer scare. READ MORE\n\nEvery Sunscreen Question You Have, Answered Medically reviewed by Cynthia Cobb, DNP, APRN, WHNP-BC,", "doc_5": "bypass graft failure, particularly in vein and synthetic vascular grafts.\nFocal epithelial hyperplasia (also known as Heck's disease) – This is a wart-like growth in the mucous tissues of the mouth or, rarely, throat that is caused by certain sub-types of the human papillomavirus (HPV). Heck's disease has not been known to cause cancer.\nMyofibre hyperplasia (also known as double-muscling) – seen in cattle, genetic mutations cause large muscles due to increased proliferation of myofibres and decreased adip"}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/85", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/85", "text_sha256": "b9617384f9ec7489614941ac82bd86f5f6724a961910f5cdee2d21881991436b", "gold_id": "cancer_not_communicable/Clonally_transmissible_cancer_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["UV_causes_skin_cancer/uva-vs-uvb_30_4.txt", "bacterium_infect_another/Infection_0_0.txt", "genetic_sequence_of_SARS-CoV-2/Virus_5_14.txt", "muscle_bigger/Hyperplasia_3_4.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "85"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "53ee1f48970c02b89efae25383b4b5faa379d549c68c2cb7d711b582f519e5db"}}
{"state": {"service": "A music app that allows the user to search for and play songs", "dialogue": ["User: I would like to watch a movie.", "System: Which genre do you prefer?", "User: I want a funny movie.", "System: OK, I have A Madea Family Funeral, Auntie Mame and Dr. Strangelove.", "User: let's try Dr. Strangelove. I would also like a country song by Jawga Boyz from about eight years ago.", "System: Want to try All the Girls Wanna Ride from the Jawga Boyz album Kuntry?", "User: Yes, that's great.", "System: Shall the song play?", "User: Yes, on the speaker in the bedroom please."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindTune": "Explore songs by artist, album or others", "PlayTune": "Play the given song on nearby speaker", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "PlayTune", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/10_00112/8", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/10_00112", "text_sha256": "85406a0abb5b7a2c5a9e431ad773109d3427dbb213c1472f4ef0fb5299ce6779", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "10_00112", "turn": 8}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5cf7d8bf4761f111a53597c014d54ba03484ca5f6d6aafd19ce78fadff90288a"}}
{"state": "Can a bacterium infect another bacterium?\nI researched about it by searching on Google and reading some bacteriological articles, but I did not get any answer. I also asked some of my teachers, and they were also a bit confused. Some said that it is possible and others said not. So the question remains:\nCan a bacterium infect another bacterium? If so, how?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Bdellovibrio is a genus of Gram-negative, obligate aerobic bacteria.  One of the more notable characteristics of this genus is that members can prey upon other Gram-negative bacteria and feed on the biopolymers, e.g. proteins and nucleic acids, of their hosts. They have two lifestyles: a host-dependent, highly mobile phase, the \"attack phase\", in which they form \"bdelloplasts\" in their host bacteria; and a slow-growing, irregularly shaped, host-independent form.", "doc_2": "If you decide to buy a toothpaste with fluoride, the next question is: How\nmuch fluoride should it contain? If you have children, even more questions\narise: When should you start brushing their teeth with fluoride? How much\nfluoride may the toothpaste contain? And how much toothpaste should you\nactually use for toddlers and babies? To answer these frequently asked\nquestions as clearly as possible, we have prepared a table showing the\nrecommended fluoride content in each case.", "doc_3": "Mechanisms of learning How did psychologists demonstrate these simple but robust mechanisms of learning © University of Padova In the last step, we asked the question: “How did psychologists demonstrate these simple but robust mechanisms of learning?” To answer this question we need to go back to 1913, when Watson wrote an article entitled Psychology as the behaviorist views it, with a number of assumptions regarding methodology and behavioural analysis. “Psychology as a behaviorist views it, is a purely objective experimental branch of natural science. Its theoretical goal is … prediction and control.” (p. 158", "doc_4": "Anonymous #5\n\nI  went  to  doctors  recently  and  asked  about  my  premature  ejaculation\nproblem,  obviously  after  my  main  question  (concerning  Hernia).  I  did\nexplain  to  the  doctor  that  I  was  sexually  active,  and  I  have  tried\nall  these  keggle  and  shiz  exercises.  She  simply  said  its  through\nexperience  and  practice  that  it  gets", "doc_5": "Mechanisms of learning How did psychologists demonstrate these simple but robust mechanisms of learning © University of Padova In the last step, we asked the question: “How did psychologists demonstrate these simple but robust mechanisms of learning?” To answer this question we need to go back to 1913, when Watson wrote an article entitled Psychology as the behaviorist views it, with a number of assumptions regarding methodology and behavioural analysis. “Psychology as a behaviorist views it, is a purely objective experimental branch of natural science. Its theoretical goal is … prediction and control.” (p. 158"}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/15", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/15", "text_sha256": "e6e016fa54d1d5e8d3f07a1813826848647b2b3882dbd52df34caee748763398", "gold_id": "bacterium_infect_another/Bdellovibrio_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["sex_duration/showthread.php_63_0.txt", "organism_learn/277716_30_0.txt", "organism_learn/277716_29_0.txt", "tooth_paste_teeth/fluoridetoothpasteis_252_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "15"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ae361cc1625ebfa86e8b07b3f62fcdcf793a9e6c56120d0f462cc3aaf8113979"}}
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{"state": "In the intricate corridors of a secluded labyrinth, the life of Rosemary was silenced by an iron bar, thrusting Detective Winston into a complex game of cat and mouse with suspects, Gary and Dale.\n\nWinston rubbed his tired eyes, struggling to assemble the pieces of the puzzling case of Rosemary's murder. He couldn't shake the eerie chill that the labyrinth had loaned him that morning.\n\nThe first break in the case came from an unexpected place, in the form of a casual chat with a local construction worker. According to the worker, Gary, who was often seen at construction sites due to his job, had been sighted there on the night of the murder. Gary, he noted, would always be seen with an iron bar in hand.\n\nWinston decided to visit Gary at one of the many construction sites he frequented, finding him overseeing the loading of materials onto a truck.\n\n\"It's hard work, Detective.\" Gary began in response to Winston's silent probing, \"But it's how the family business works.\"\n\n\"How about Rosemary, your stepmother, how did she fit into all this?\" Winston pried, recalling how Rosemary had been recently throwing herself into the family business.\n\nHer mention released a floodgate of bitterness in Gary's voice. \"Well, I reckon she wanted to ensure that the business continued to thrive. Personally, I never saw eye to eye with her on that front,\" Gary admitted, a frown briefly replacing his earlier professional smile, \"In fact, the labyrinth was one of her pet projects.\"\n\n\"Speaking of the labyrinth, there were sightings of you entering the place that night.\" Winston was careful not to accuse but to question.\n\nGary's response was nonchalant as he shrugged, \"I've spent quite a bit of time in the labyrinth, Detective. That was one project I did enjoy working on, even if it was her idea.\"\n\nIronically, the labyrinth had been closed off to the public on the night of Rosemary's murder. Winston continued to probe, asking about the family dynamic within the business.\n\n\"I'd be lying if I didn't admit that I've all but been written out of the family business decisions recently,\" Gary said, sounding bitter, \"Especially since that woman, Rosemary, began imposing her rule.\"\n\nWinston noted Gary's seething resentment. He was an overlooked stepson, living in the shadow of his despised stepmother.\n\nFinally, Winston asked, \"Got any idea how an iron bar could end up at the murder scene?\"\n\nGary smirked, \"Maybe you need to look over the plans for the labyrinth, Detective. You'll find it’s common enough on a construction site.\"\n\nAs Winston drove away from the site, he took note of its close proximity to the labyrinth. Gary might be disgruntled and overlooked, but he was also clever and familiar with the treacherous maze.\n\nKilling two birds with one stone, Winston mused, recounting his interview. Gary had willingly led him into the depths of the labyrinth, allowing Winston to stumble upon an iron bar - a common construction tool, and intriguingly, the same weapon used in Rosemary's murder.\n\nAs Winston entered the Labyrinth, he could feel the haunting chill of the recent murder of Rosemary. His hands ran over the intricate layout of the walls, masterfully crafted by none other than Dale himself, the architect of the labyrinth. He knew that only one person, apart from the victim, knew about the labyrinth well enough, Dale.\n\nUpon reaching the site of the murder, he observed the noticeable bruises on Rosemary, a clear indication of prolonged physical abuse. He pressed his hand on the iron bar, a chilling reminder of the horrible events that took place.\n\nHe left the labyrinth with a heavy heart and made his way to Dale's house. As he pulled up, he noticed Dale in his home art studio, busily painting. Winston had heard that Dale, being an art enthusiast, had made a personal studio in his home and spent most of his free time at home, engrossed in his extensive collection of art.\n\n\"Detective Winston,\" Dale greeted him, not even pausing in his painting. \"What brings you here?\"\n\n\"Would you mind if I looked around?\" Winston asked.\n\nDale shrugged, \"Help yourself.\" \n\nAs Winston moved from one room to another, he couldn't help but notice the ghoulish and gruesome nature of the pieces in Dale's collection. 'Each painting more disturbing than the last,' he thought. The macabre art indicating the man's obsession with grim subject matter.\n\nIn between paintings of death and decay, he stumbled upon divorce papers. As he read them, Winston discovered that Dale had intentions of claiming custody of his children. Additionally, an annotation at the bottom stated Dale's fear of losing all his assets in divorce, a clue that further complicated Dale's motives.\n\nWinston decided it was time to have a one on one with Dale, \"You had control over the entire labyrinth's design and its execution?\" he asked.\n\nDale turned away from his easel \"Yes, it was my project.\"\n\n\"So, you were the one seen entering the labyrinth on the day Rosemary was found dead?\" Winston pressed further.\n\nDale swallowed, wiping his hands on his paint-smeared apron. \"Yes, I was in the labyrinth... you see, we were supposed to meet there. I'm the only one apart from Rosemary who knew about the meeting.\"\n\nWinston's brows furrowed but he chose not to push the subject. \"Your neighbors reported hearing loud arguments from your house,\" he said instead.\n\nDale sighed, \"Rosemary and I... we haven't been on good terms lately. The arguments...they were frequent.\"\n\nAll of a sudden, Winston's cellphone buzzed, distracting him from the tense conversation. Taking advantage of the situation, he excused himself, leaving Dale alone in his ghastly abode. Plenty of answers yet to be found, he thought, as he walked towards his car entirely immersed in the intricate web he found himself tangled in.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Gary", "opt_2": "Dale"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/96", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/96", "text_sha256": "b01a480ca5658efda7032b367bf197acf76c1426d420245ea05591308adc4b87", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 96}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ed9fbe1ba4e319cab699708bfec3011e6a4536fb0cb2f7596464b0dc2a574d1f"}}
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{"state": "CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT AND NON-DISCLOSURE STATEMENT\nThe undersigned Prospective Investor (“Investor”) is executing this Agreement as of _____________________,20__, in connection with the distribution of certain confidential information relative to the possible retail/commercial development site (the \"Development\") offered by (“Owner”). Any and all information, including but not limited to, location, financial information, title reports, surveys, and other agreements, documents, materials and oral and/or written information with respect to the Property, whether delivered or made available concurrently with this Agreement or to be delivered in the future (collectively, the Confidential Information\") shall be subject to the terms of this Agreement\nThe Investor acknowledges and agrees that the Confidential Information is strictly confidential and is intended solely for the Investor’s limited use and benefit in determining whether the Investor desires to express any further interest in the acquisition and development of the Property.\nWith respect to the Confidential Information, the Investor agrees as follows:\n1. NON-DISCLOSURE. Investor shall keep the Confidential Information permanently and strictly confidential, and not to disclose or divulge any Confidential Information to, or reproduce any Confidential Information for the benefit of any person or entity other than the Investor’s employees, representatives, consultants, and agents who are actively and directly participating in the analysis of the Development, and in such cases only to the extent reasonably required for such analysis. The Investor also agrees to inform all such employees, representatives, consultants, and agents of the confidential nature of the Confidential Information, to provide them with a copy of this Agreement, to obtain their agreement to act in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, and to take such other action as may be reasonably necessary to cause such employees to comply with these confidentiality provisions. Investor is strictly prohibited from publishing any news release, public announcement, denial or confirmation with respect to the Development, this Agreement or any information about the Property. The Investor agrees to be fully responsible for any breach of this Agreement caused by such employees, representatives, consultants, and agents.\n2. LIMITATION ON USE. Investor’s use of the Confidential Information shall solely be for the purpose of evaluating the Property and the Development. If the Investor elects not to proceed with the Development, or if the undersigned is informed that the Property is no longer available for purchase or if the Investor is otherwise requested by the Owner to return the Confidential Information, the Investor will promptly return all Confidential Information (and all reproductions or destroy electronic copies thereof if any);\n3. INDEMNIFICATION. Investor shall indemnify and hold harmless the Owner and its affiliates (and their respective directors, officers, partners, agents and employees) from and against all claims, actions, causes of action, damages, losses and liabilities (including without limitation, reasonable attorney's fees and expenses) arising out of or based upon any breach of this Agreement. The Investor further agrees to indemnify, defend and hold Owner harmless against any and all claims, damages, liabilities, costs or expenses arising in any way related to claims(s) by another broker, finder or similar agent for commissions, fees or other compensation for bringing about a sale of the Property to the Investor if such claims(s) is based from dealings with the Investor.\nThe undersigned further understands, warrants and agrees that:\n1. Nothing contained in the Confidential Information should be construed as a representation by any person as to the current condition or future performance of the Property. The Confidential Information speaks as of the date thereof and should not be deemed to imply that there has been no change in the condition of the Property since that date. Financial projections, if any, are provided for general reference purposes only, as they are based in part on assumptions about the general economy, competition, and other factors beyond the control of the Owner. Therefore, due to inherent limitations involved in predicting future events, actual cash flows, income and expense will differ from projections and/or from financial conditions in previous years, and the difference may be material.\n2. Owner has endeavored to include in the Confidential Information those materials which Owner believes to be reliable and relevant for the purpose of the Investor's evaluation of the Property and the Development, but the Investor acknowledges that neither Owner nor any of its agents, representatives, or employees makes any representation or warranty, either express or implied, as to the accuracy or completeness of the Confidential Information.\n3. The Confidential Information is being delivered or made available to the Investor with the understanding that the Investor will independently investigate all matters that the undersigned deems appropriate in evaluating the Property and the proposed Development.\n4. The extent and irreparable nature of the damages that may result from a breach of this Agreement may make Owner’s legal remedies for such a breach inadequate. Therefore, in the event of such breach or threatened breach of this Agreement, Owner shall be entitled to appropriate injunctive relief without proof of actual damages, in addition, and not in substitution for, any other remedy Owner may have.\n5. All written Confidential Information and any copies thereof in the Investor's possession or the possession of the Investor's employees or agents, including, without limitation, that portion of the Confidential Information that may be found in analyses, compilations, studies or other documents prepared by or for the Investor, shall be returned to Owner promptly upon its request. All unwritten Confidential Information shall be held by the Investor and kept strictly confidential by the Investor and its employees, representatives, and agents pursuant to the terms of this Agreement in perpetuity.\n6. This Agreement will be governed by the laws of the State of Michigan; and in the event of any suit or action or appeal therefrom to enforce this Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled to an award of its costs and attorney's fees.\n7. Each person executing this Agreement in a representative capacity represents and warrants that he and/or she is authorized to sign this Agreement on behalf of the entity set forth below.\n8. 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{"state": {"service": "Find and book a hotel room anywhere", "dialogue": ["User: Can you show me available attraction? I want to something child-friendly. Anything is okay.", "System: Where should I search?", "User: Look for events in Chicago.", "System: There are 10 events in Chicago you might like. The tourist Attraction 360 Chicago may interest you.", "User: What's the number and fee?", "System: Entry is free and the number is 888-875-8439.", "User: Great, could you look for hotels too. Find places I can smoke at.", "System: I found 10 hotels for you. Acme Hotel Company Chicago is a 3 star hotel.", "User: Sounds great. I want one room for 7 days and will be checking in on Wednesday next week.", "System: Please confirm the following: Booking 1 room for 7 days at Acme Hotel Company Chicago in Chicago. You're checking in on March 6th.", "User: No, I changed my mind, I want to stay four days in two rooms.", "System: Please confirm the following: You will be staying 4 days and want 2 rooms.", "User: And make check-in on this Sunday.", "System: Please confirm the following: You will be checking in Acme Hotel Company Chicago on March 3rd.", "User: Yes, what's their address and phone number?", "System: The hotel was successfully booked. The number is +1 312-894-0800 and the address is 15 East Ohio Street.", "User: Thanks, you have been great!", "System: May I assist you further?", "User: No, thanks, goodbye."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"HotelReservation": "Make a hotel reservation given the hotel, check-in date, and length of stay", "FindAccommodation": "Look for a place to stay for a provided location", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/20_00089/18", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/20_00089", "text_sha256": "838474e567f937dfea07f620b6a283de1b1b2a05274f280bcb0f122c5b3498e7", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "20_00089", "turn": 18}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "68a193229bb1260ca64841c809dd9ca3a18d8bd6e6234dddaa5c8042d6041b61"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me find possible diseases related to fatigue?\nAI: Sure, I can search for possible diseases related to fatigue. Please provide the symptom you want to search for.\nUser: Fatigue.\nAI: I understand. Here are some possible diseases related to fatigue: Chronic fatigue syndrome, Anemia, and Depression. Would you like me to provide more information about any of these diseases?\nAPI-Request: [SymptomSearch(symptom='fatigue')]->[{'name': 'Chronic fatigue syndrome', 'description': 'A debilitating condition characterized by persistent fatigue that is not relieved by rest and is not due to another underlying medical condition.'}, {'name': 'Anemia', 'description': 'A condition in which the body does not have enough red blood cells or hemoglobin, leading to fatigue and weakness.'}, {'name': 'Depression', 'description': 'A mood disorder that can cause feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and fatigue.'}]\nUser: Yes, please tell me more about Chronic fatigue syndrome.\nAI: Chronic fatigue syndrome is a debilitating condition characterized by persistent fatigue that is not relieved by rest and is not due to another underlying medical condition. Treatment may involve a combination of medications, lifestyle changes, and cognitive-behavioral therapy to manage symptoms.\nAPI-Request: [SymptomSearch(symptom='fatigue')]->[{'name': 'Chronic fatigue syndrome', 'description': 'A debilitating condition characterized by persistent fatigue that is not relieved by rest and is not due to another underlying medical condition.'}, {'name': 'Anemia', 'description': 'A condition in which the body does not have enough red blood cells or hemoglobin, leading to fatigue and weakness.'}, {'name': 'Depression', 'description': 'A mood disorder that can cause feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and fatigue.'}]\nUser: Can you help me book an appointment with Dr. John on 2023-10-15?\nAI: I can definitely help you with that. Please provide your full name to register the appointment with Dr. John on 2023-10-15.\nUser: My name is Emily Smith.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "SymptomSearch": "This API searches for a given symptom.", "SearchEngine": "This API searches for a given keyword for search engine.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryMeeting": "This API allows users to query the information of a meeting.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital."}, "label": "AppointmentRegistration", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/10", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/SymptomSearch-AppointmentRegistration-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "44731fceb5fabf7a12e52e10965d7b8a6292660104f501985bd2c3153b475ed9", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 10, "file": "SymptomSearch-AppointmentRegistration-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "AppointmentRegistration", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f3ee65f3b1279d4641e6669dc245255402951d4b9f8f4616bcbebc08c12ea14a"}}
{"state": "Exhibit (e)(5)\nMarch 17, 2010\nFLIR Systems, Inc.\n27700 SW Parkway Ave.\nWilsonville. OR 97070\nAttention: Mr. Craig Stoehr\nDirector - Corporate Development and Investor Relations\nConfidentiality Agreement\nLadies and Gentlemen:\nIn connection with your consideration of a possible transaction (a “Transaction”) involving ICx Technologies, Inc. or certain of its affiliates, subsidiaries, assets and/or business divisions (collectively, the “Company”), you have requested information. In consideration of, and as a condition to, your being furnished with such information and any other Evaluation Material (as defined below), the Company hereby requests your agreement as set forth herein. As used in this letter agreement (this “Agreement”), the term “Evaluation Material” means all information regarding the Company, its businesses, technology, products, prospects and plans, a Transaction or the fact that the Company may pursue a Transaction with you or other parties, the existence and terms of this Letter Agreement and other information furnished to you in connection with the Transaction by the Company or any of its Representatives (as defined below), irrespective of form or medium of communication, whether prepared by the Company, its Representatives or otherwise and whether furnished before, on or after the date of this Agreement, together with any and all analyses, compilations, summaries, forecasts, studies or other materials prepared by you or your Representatives that contain, are based on or otherwise incorporate, in whole or part, such information. The term “Representatives” includes, without limitation, FLIR Systems, Inc.’s affiliates and its and their respective directors, officers, employees, advisors, agents, representatives, financial institutions providing or underwriting solely debt financing or “controlling persons” (within the meaning of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the “1934 Act”)); provided, that, should you provide Evaluation Material to any such financial institution seeking to arrange debt financing, you shall promptly provide written notice to the Company as to the identity of any such financial institution. The Company is being advised by Stone Key Partners LLC and the Stone Key Securities division of Hudson Partners Securities LLC (together, “Stone Key”).\nUse of Evaluation Materials\nYou and your Representatives (i) will use the Evaluation Material solely for the purpose of evaluating a possible Transaction with the Company involving you or your affiliates and (ii) will keep the Evaluation Material strictly confidential and (except as required by applicable law, regulation or legal process, and only after compliance with the paragraph titled “Compelled Disclosure” below) will not, without the Company’s prior written consent, disclose any information in the Evaluation Material to any person, except that the Evaluation Material (or portions thereof) may be disclosed to those of your Representatives who need to know such information solely for the purpose of evaluating a possible Transaction with the Company (it being understood that prior to such disclosure your Representatives will be informed of the confidential nature of the Evaluation Material, will be provided with a copy of this Agreement and will agree to be bound by the terms hereof). You will make all reasonable, necessary and appropriate efforts to safeguard Evaluation Material from disclosure to anyone other than as permitted hereby. You agree to be responsible for any breach of this Agreement by your Representatives (including, without limitation, any actions or inactions by your Representatives that would constitute a breach if such Representatives were original signatories hereto).\nThe term “Evaluation Material” does not include any information which (i) at the time of disclosure or thereafter is generally known by the public (other than as a result of its disclosure by you or your Representatives) or (ii) was or becomes available to you on a non-confidential basis from a person not otherwise bound by a confidentiality agreement with the Company or its Representatives or prohibited from transmitting the information to you by law, contractual obligation, fiduciary duly or otherwise. As used in this Agreement, the term “person” shall be broadly interpreted to include, without limitation, any corporation, company, joint venture, partnership, association or individual. You agree that the Evaluation Material is and shall remain the property of the Company or its subsidiaries and affiliates, as applicable, and that neither the Company nor any of its Representatives, subsidiaries or affiliates has granted you any license, copyright, or similar right with respect to any of the Evaluation Material or any other information provided to you by or on behalf of the Company.\nNon-Disclosure\nUnless otherwise required by applicable law in the reasonable written opinion of your legal counsel, but only after compliance with the paragraph titled “Compelled Disclosure” below, neither you nor your Representatives will, without the Company’s prior written consent, disclose to any person either the fact that discussions or negotiations have taken or may take place concerning a possible Transaction, or any of the terms, conditions or other facts with respect to any such possible Transaction, including, without limitation, the status thereof, the existence and terms of this Agreement and the fact that the Evaluation Material has been made available to you. Without limiting the foregoing, you hereby expressly confirm and agree that no public disclosure with respect to any discussions or negotiations concerning a possible Transaction is now required by reason of securities laws or similar requirements related to general disclosure and in the event you determine that such disclosure is required in the future, no such disclosures shall be made unless and until you have consulted, to the extent permitted by applicable law or cognizant authority, with the Company regarding the necessity and form of any such disclosure and otherwise complied with this paragraph.\nWithout limitation of the foregoing, you further agree that, without the prior written consent of the Company, you will not, directly or indirectly, enter in any agreement, arrangement or understanding, or any discussions which might lead to an agreement, arrangement or understanding, with any person regarding participation in a possible Transaction as a principal, coinvestor, an equity investor or any person other than a financial institution providing or underwriting debt financing. For the avoidance of doubt, the term “Representatives” as applied to you shall not include any such potential principal, co-investor, equity investor or person other than a financial institution providing or underwriting debt financing.\nCompelled Disclosure\nIn the event that you are requested or required to disclose all or any part of the information contained in the Evaluation Material pursuant to the terms of a valid and effective subpoena or order issued by a court of competent jurisdiction or a federal, state or local governmental or regulatory body or pursuant to a civil investigative demand or similar judicial process or otherwise, to the extent permitted by applicable law or cognizant authority, you will (i) notify the Company in writing immediately of the existence, terms and circumstances surrounding such request or requirement, (ii) consult with the Company on the advisability of taking legally available steps to resist or narrow such request or requirement, (iii) if disclosure of any such information is required, disclose only that portion of the information which, upon written advice of your legal counsel, you are legally required to disclose and (iv) exercise your best efforts to obtain a protective order or other reliable assurance that confidential treatment will be accorded to such information. 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You hereby agree that neither you nor your Representatives will use or communicate the Evaluation Material in violation of these laws.\nReturn or Destruction of Documents\nIf you determine that you do not wish to proceed with a Transaction or your evaluation thereof, you will promptly advise the Company and Stone Key in writing of that decision. In that case, or in the event that (i) a Transaction is not consummated by you or (ii) at any time the Company so requests, you will promptly (a) deliver to the Company all of the Evaluation Material, including all copies, reproductions, summaries, analyses or extracts thereof or based thereon in your possession or in the possession of any of your Representatives or\n(b) destroy all Evaluation Material in your possession or in the possession of any of your Representatives (such destruction to be certified by you in writing to the Company). Notwithstanding the delivery or destruction of the Evaluation Material, you agree that you and your Representatives shall continue to be bound by your obligations under this Agreement.\nNo Unauthorized Contact\nUnless otherwise agreed in writing by the Company, all (i) communications regarding any possible Transaction, (ii) requests for additional information or Evaluation Material, (iii) requests for facility tours or management meetings, and (iv) discussions or questions regarding procedures, will be submitted or directed to Stone Key. 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You understand and acknowledge that none of the Company, Stone Key nor any of their respective Representatives is making any representation or warranty, express or implied, as to the accuracy or completeness of the Evaluation Material or any other information provided to you by or on behalf of the Company. None of the Company. Stone Key nor any of their respective Representatives shall have any liability to you or any other person (including, without limitation, any of your Representatives) resulting from your use of the Evaluation Material, other than as may be set forth in any definitive agreement providing for a Transaction and subject to the terms, conditions and limitations of any such agreement.\nYou agree that the Company will not be under any legal obligation of any kind whatsoever with respect to any Transaction by virtue of\n(x) this Agreement or (y) any written or oral expression or communication with respect to any Transaction by any of the Company’s Representatives except, in the case of this Agreement, for the matters specifically agreed to herein. 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In the event of any breach of this Agreement by you or your Representatives, you agree to reimburse the Company promptly upon demand for all out-of-pocket costs and expenses incurred by it in the enforcement of its rights hereunder (including, without limitation, reasonable fees and disbursements of counsel).\nGoverning Law\nThe validity and interpretation of this Agreement shall be governed by, and construed and enforced in accordance with, the laws of the State of New York, without giving effect to conflicts of laws principles. You irrevocably (i) submit to the jurisdiction of any court of the State of New York or the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York for the purpose of any suit, action, or other proceeding arising out of this Agreement, or any of the agreements or transactions contemplated hereby (each a “Proceeding”) and agree that service of any process, summons, notice or document delivered by hand or sent by U.S. registered mail to your address set forth above shall be effective service of process for any action, suit or proceeding brought against you in any such court, (ii) agree that all claims in respect of any Proceeding may be heard and determined in any such court, (iii) irrevocably waive, to the fullest extent permitted by law, any immunity you have acquired, or hereafter may acquire, from jurisdiction of any such court or from any legal process therein, (iv) irrevocably waive, to the fullest extent permitted by law, any right to trial by jury in any Proceeding, and (v) agree not to commence any Proceeding other than in such court, and waive, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, any claim that any such Proceeding is brought in an inconvenient forum.\nNo Waiver\nNo failure or delay by the Company in exercising any right, power or privilege under this Agreement shall operate as a waiver thereof nor shall any single or partial exercise thereof preclude any other or further exercise of any right, power or privilege.\nSuccessors and Assigns\nThis Agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the respective successors and assigns of the parties hereto. You may not assign this Agreement or any part thereof without the prior written consent of the Company, and any purported assignment without such consent shall be null and void.\nSeverability\nIf it is found in a final judgment by a court of competent jurisdiction (not subject to further appeal) that any term or provision hereof is invalid or unenforceable, (i) the remaining terms and provision hereof shall be unimpaired and shall remain in full force and effect to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law and (ii) the invalid or unenforceable term or provision shall be replaced by a term or provision that is valid and enforceable and that comes closest to expressing the Company’s intention with respect to such invalid or unenforceable term or provision.\nEntire Agreement\nThis Agreement embodies the entire agreement and understanding of the parties hereto and supersedes any and all prior agreements, arrangements and understandings relating to the matters provided for herein. This Agreement may not be amended or modified in any manner nor may any of its provisions be waived except by written amendment executed by the parties. A waiver, amendment or modification shall only be effective if (a) it is in writing and signed by the Company and you, (b) it specifically refers to this Agreement and (c) it specifically states that the Company and/or you, as the case may be, is waiving or amending its rights hereunder. Any such amendment, modification or waiver shall be effective only in the specific instance and for the purpose for which it was given. This Agreement shall, except as otherwise specifically set forth herein, cease to be effective two years after the date hereof.\nCounterparts\nFor the convenience of the parties hereto, any number of counterparts of this Agreement may be executed by the parties hereto, each of which shall be an original instrument and all of which taken together shall constitute one and the same Agreement. Delivery of a signed counterpart of this Agreement by e-mail or facsimile transmission shall constitute valid and sufficient delivery thereof.\nThis Agreement is being delivered to you in duplicate. Please execute and return one copy of this letter agreement which will constitute your agreement with respect to the subject matter of this Agreement.\nVery truly yours.\nICx Technologies, Inc.\nBy: /s/ James Luby\n Name: James Luby\n Title: Secretary\nFLIR Systems, Inc.\nMarch 17, 2010\nConfirmed and Agreed to as of the date first written above:\nFLIR Systems, Inc.\nBy: /s/ William W. Davis\n Name: William W. 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{"state": {"service": "Flight brokering service tailored to your needs", "dialogue": ["User: Can you help me find a one way flight please", "System: Where are you headed? And where are you leaving from?", "User: I'm going from New York to Seattle.", "System: What is your travel date?", "User: I want to fly out on the weekend, this Sunday", "System: I found 4 flights that work. How about this American Airlines flight that leaves at 5:10 pm and ha 1 layover. It costs $325", "User: Find me another option", "System: How about with Delta Airlines? Also has 1 layover that costs $301 and leaves at 7:10 pm", "User: Where does it land? And is this ok for two passengers?", "System: This is just for 1 passenger, and it's headed to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport", "User: Find me an economy class ticket instead"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchFlights": "Find one-way itineraries to a city", "SearchReturnFlights": "Get flights to someplace with a return flight as well", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "SearchFlights", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/1_00116/10", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/1_00116", "text_sha256": "263dbe891783420b48ef720d4482f467da13a25bb6cd246d57fc842b08d38a4f", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "1_00116", "turn": 10}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8bfbd4511b7830d9ef8567ecd59802b7cdeae3e2c31e95d8a2af4d8c14378c11"}}
{"state": {"service": "Exhaustive database of restaurants - find and reserve a table with ease", "dialogue": ["User: What is my balance?", "System: Would you like your Checking or savings account?", "User: I need my savings?", "System: $19,654.11 is your savings balance.", "User: What is my checking balance?", "System: $15,994.60 is your checking account balance.", "User: ok", "System: Would you like to move some money.", "User: No not at this time.", "System: IS there anything else I can do for you.", "User: I need to find a restaurant.", "System: What location would you like to look in?", "User: I need it in Hayward.", "System: What type of restaurant would you like?", "User: I really want some Sushi.", "System: How about the highly rated Sushi Ichimoto in Hayward. If you prefer something else I have 3 other options for you.", "User: I want some not very costly please.", "System: O what about the Takumi Sushi Bar & Grill in Hayward.", "User: No i want something else."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"MakeRestaurantReservations": "Book a restaurant table", "LookForRestaurants": "Search for restaurants near a given location", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "LookForRestaurants", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/18_00103/18", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/18_00103", "text_sha256": "7768b7b8fc75ca6165883e5097aaebf172289240027da51ea40f8c1129763071", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "18_00103", "turn": 18}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c9f792eb785c64150787fda0f6e77b8803ad2cdedc14cc8ff5ec3fb8abdc199a"}}
{"state": "could you inform me of when i last got my car checked", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"mpg": null, "oil_change_how": null, "gas_type": null, "traffic": null, "schedule_maintenance": null, "last_maintenance": null, "tire_change": null, "gas": null, "uber": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "last_maintenance", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2012", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2012", "text_sha256": "b962cc74ac5f7a8bbf3f04383285a40792e12adc518a4e88bf3602b7b0727677", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2012}, "stratum": "auto_and_commute", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "66b9b2ef4b519a5935a28c6182e750c07884ed68f99311e91675936f6f7a8179"}}
{"state": "i have had farm fresh eggs in the fridge for a few months, are they still okay to ingest", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"cancel_reservation": null, "how_busy": null, "accept_reservations": null, "food_last": null, "restaurant_reservation": null, "restaurant_reviews": null, "nutrition_info": null, "recipe": null, "meal_suggestion": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "food_last", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/1344", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/1344", "text_sha256": "de560819f90492b3590f6ff76b34db3e7cd223b298302d728ea64c4639e1d673", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1344}, "stratum": "kitchen_and_dining", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4cae16a50f5a56177dd9dc706f75b26549e2b9dd750395ec060d0094f9901b1f"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "The Trump administration is twisting itself into knots to try and explain why a DACA deal would n't be ' amnesty '"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "The Trump administration is twisting itself into knots to try and explain why a DACA deal would n't be ' upgrade '", "b": "The Trump administration is twisting itself into hysteria to try and explain why a DACA deal would n't be ' amnesty '"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/218-3285", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/218", "text_sha256": "210c015270ae588f14077fdab41f0d4d24d3d2a5a9fa14c4ba55f36b9a7556f8", "grades": ["0.0", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "218-3285"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cb668043687819a60ffac1e83f943178f82c24219367dfaa2d29a39fd20778e1"}}
{"state": {"service": "Music service to browse discographies and play them back on your device", "dialogue": ["User: I need to hear some nice songs, Country songs will be better."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchForSongs": "Find music to listen to based on your criteria", "BeginPlayingMusic": "Start playing the song whose title is given", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "SearchForSongs", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/6_00089/0", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/6_00089", "text_sha256": "6d80844bbcbf996da2fcb65533e2f472ffaf3c31fdd2be5118fd8b4fd10a43d0", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "6_00089", "turn": 0}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e360eb06847d1f9b72b31e8955a59a6f1d21b1c7ad64b604140fe2a2a9cd87f1"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Democratic Virginia Rep. Bobby Scott accused of sexual harassment"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Democratic Virginia Rep. Bobby Scott accused of sexual healing", "b": "Democratic Virginia Rep. Bobby Scott accused of sexual enhancement"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/14446-5558", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/14446", "text_sha256": "87cc5259d01bdc27dcdcbe7563a4b6f266af8e6358fafbd3b01b2d0741eda903", "grades": ["1.8", "1.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "14446-5558"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ebe2858403340711f9f32c1c0bb51d118f130e5a0a431648f5fd650d14918140"}}
{"state": "Adam cried when Donald had a stubbed toe since _ had a look of pain on his face.\nA) Adam\nB) Donald\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.549", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.549", "text_sha256": "08696cb708b7313f0defac2f07f64d93842673e6b18d5c0e7ad69322d3aeb992", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.549"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d390ca5394a3ac88d047972edfc1984d1885b8c649195951e5bd7f96c8c81508"}}
{"state": "I need to arrange a meeting for the 18th of October. Could you check if there are any meeting rooms free between 10:00 AM and 12:00 PM? If there's an available room, please book it.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "automation.task_scheduling: Schedule tasks based on the provided data and parameters.", "tool_2": "batch_book_meeting_rooms: Batch book meeting rooms", "tool_3": "ReserveMeeting.get_empty_room_with_time: if they are any rooms available in the provided time", "tool_4": "compare_and_select_room: Compare facility information and select a meeting room similar to the reference meeting room facilities", "tool_5": "roomReservation.modify: Modifies an existing room reservation in the hospitality system."}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/t_eval_step_query_28", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/t_eval_step_query_28", "text_sha256": "f92af2bb4e28f3d561982a2dbf51b137fa8731e3c9aa01cb1684ea382abe4115", "gold_id": "t_eval_step_tool_24", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_9884", "ultraTool_tool_538", "ultraTool_tool_448", "toolACE_tool_13092"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:t-eval-step/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "t-eval-step", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "440a88f2e02f8d44d100094848cf57b950041b643896de92354221d43f1d8af0"}}
{"state": {"passage": "The U.S. Agriculture Department saidit will update its estimate of winter wheat seeded acreage inthe prospective planting report, scheduled for release at 1500est (2100 gmt) tomorrow, March 31. The original estimate of seedings of winter wheat waspublished in January. It said the new survey is possible because of the newintegrated nationwide survey program that uses probabilitysampling procedures that combine information from farmersoperating in selected areas and farmers identified on speciallists", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"wheat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"coconut-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"propane\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"wool\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"earn\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/607", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/07de437d0237d5f25166", "text_sha256": "878b5f00af56b41dc6fa491b65d87aaf63265a0160b62a4abf2dea59a6912e42", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 607}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6159d1e29bf968be3adf0679e418578242a22853c9568cf0a411dce20c786446"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#f2f2f2 #252326 #f25f29 #f2e0bd #1c1926", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#74adcc #99bdcf #e1e9ed #545245 #33322a", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#bf846f #d9c6c2 #595047 #838c64 #515932", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ff0500 #000100 #000001 #010000 #000100", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#ff0500 #000100 #000001 #010000 #000100", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#f2f2f2 #f25c05 #f28e13 #b3d92b #d2f28d", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#93bcac #71b8aa #dfbc3c #d78829 #ca4929", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#e6e65c #663833 #ff4d66 #ff8066 #ccff33", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ffffe8 #6fa688 #366c70 #5eb03b #203740", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#54242e #75613b #929941 #719956 #204c36", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#665914 #a68b40 #fff1a5 #cc568c #99156a", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ff599c #e895b6 #fffaf8 #c2603a #541e08", "rating": 5}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#c4bd96 #e8cda0 #cc7651 #872315 #302b2b", "b": "#7c4f29 #b8974f #e4d393 #9c9b7a #404747"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/313", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/313", "text_sha256": "74ecc3d16ff3177eb02dadf674c513d75fae6a21d21b0ed0c50c1a713773e408", "themes": [383, 653], "ratings": [3, 5], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 313}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "474e1ff738e589f06a4f8663ecc1bd78bcccbb642714e1dac9a021f73d946d9e"}}
{"state": {"service": "Locate the best restaurants with available reservations", "dialogue": ["User: I'm trying to find a restaurant. I'd like someplace pricey.", "System: What location are you thinking of?", "User: In San Francisco please.", "System: And what type of cuisine?", "User: I'd love to find a nice steakhouse.", "System: I recommend 5a5 Steak Lounge in San Francisco.", "User: Okay, great. Would you please make a reservation for me?", "System: Certainly, when would you like it?", "User: I'd like it at 11:15 in the morning.", "System: All right, confirming a table on March 1st at 11:15 AM at 5a5 Steak Lounge in San Francisco for 2 people.", "User: Yes, that's correct.", "System: I apologize, there was a problem booking that reservation. Would you like to try March 1st at 11 AM for 2 at 5a5 Steak Lounge?", "User: Sure, that's fine.", "System: That table has been booked.", "User: Thanks, and the address please.", "System: Sure, the restaurant is located at 244 Jackson Street.", "User: Do they have any outside tables? I'd also like the phone number.", "System: I'm sorry, they have no outside seating. The telephone number is 415-989-2539.", "User: Thanks for your help."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"ReserveATable": "Reserve table at a restaurant", "FilterRestaurant": "Search for restaurants by location and narrow down for criteria", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "ReserveATable", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/14_00052/18", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/14_00052", "text_sha256": "9abbe75cc77f78b34efaccb02ce0eff5347a8ae678c81071a13693bb35c4b118", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "14_00052", "turn": 18}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ef57112ba72a3affd8d6892f5e6885fbc68e7c946fdc5871fa3cceaed79526c0"}}
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{"state": {"activity": "Shoveling snow", "context": "The man shovels a long path of snow. The man turns around and shovels a long path of snow again. the man"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "takes the shovel and puts it on the floor and shovels again.", "opt_2": "sits down to finish his snow walk.", "opt_3": "kneels down and washes a sumo ski.", "opt_4": "shovels snow for a third time."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/14588", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_rcpsp52nguY", "text_sha256": "535c114a69d0a14399f3ca6d30ccda01fca3fccc7d8ac9477a1b4aad8776ad96", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1018, "source_id": "activitynet~v_rcpsp52nguY"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "85729ae506247de9a178a11986b6ac06d1f3a0125d418dc0047c915e4a2a158f"}}
{"state": "I want to create a visual representation based on a short description: \"A magical forest with unicorns and a rainbow.\".", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "microsoft/git-large-vqav2: Transformers GIT (short for GenerativeImage2Text) model, large-sized version, fine-tuned on VQAv2. It was introduced in the paper GIT: A Generative Image-to-text Transformer for Vision and Language by Wang et al. and first released in this repository. The model is a Transformer decoder conditioned on both CLIP image tokens and text tokens. It can be used for tasks like image and video captioning …", "tool_2": "videomae-base-short-ssv2: Video Classification VideoMAE is an extension of Masked Autoencoders (MAE) to video. The architecture of the model is very similar to that of a standard Vision Transformer (ViT), with a decoder on top for predicting pixel values for masked patches. Videos are presented to the model as a sequence of fixed-size patches (resolution 16x16), which are linearly embedded. One also adds a [CLS] token to …", "tool_3": "lllyasviel/control_v11p_sd15_softedge: Diffusion-based text-to-image generation Controlnet v1.1 is a diffusion-based text-to-image generation model that controls pretrained large diffusion models to support additional input conditions. This checkpoint corresponds to the ControlNet conditioned on Soft edges. It can be used in combination with Stable Diffusion, such as runwayml/stable-diffusion-v1-5.", "tool_4": "gsdf/Counterfeit-V2.5: Text-to-Image Counterfeit-V2.5 is a text-to-image model that generates anime-style images based on text prompts. It has been updated for ease of use and can be used with negative prompts to create high-quality images.", "tool_5": "microsoft/git-base-vqav2: Transformers GIT (short for GenerativeImage2Text) model, base-sized version, fine-tuned on VQAv2. It was introduced in the paper GIT: A Generative Image-to-text Transformer for Vision and Language by Wang et al. and first released in this repository."}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gorilla_huggingface_query_380", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gorilla_huggingface_query_380", "text_sha256": "f275519081f8241ca991a4868179fe52bd1a9c61bc23c675ed7db3111deac2e5", "gold_id": "gorilla_huggingface_tool_272", "negative_ids": ["gorilla_huggingface_tool_54", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_99", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_327", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_101"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gorilla-huggingface/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "gorilla-huggingface", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "58eaf6a8a567a9c955baba7963f1ebe463c7abb24d69f895578df54b40dfbf78"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#d9736a #d9663d #f3903f #475936 #f285ad", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#f2f2f2 #a437a6 #8c1f5b #400d29 #260718", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#9c8200 #292523 #7c281d #ff4958 #cdbd92", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#556c90 #87a7ab #a2a97b #bb8437 #9f4d23", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#241f15 #332423 #332b30 #6cccae #dbf7d2", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#bf4f36 #a6654e #d98c5f #f2bf80 #f2e5a0", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#ffd6d6 #c2b8a4 #95a88f #769494 #6f738c", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ffd6d6 #c2b8a4 #95a88f #769494 #6f738c", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#fdfab4 #ffa05a #6e4328 #142d37 #0a1e28", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#694449 #8bcc70 #ffe88f #b39f53 #54807a", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#6d0000 #ffdb00 #008c1c #ff4d02 #bc0000", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#6d0000 #ffdb00 #008c1c #ff4d02 #bc0000", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#400101 #8c0303 #571fa6 #6b1c8c #601d73", "b": "#949494 #ffffff #bcd037 #dc7000 #4e5558"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/716", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/716", "text_sha256": "e940c1dfa60dab502e5da99d6873ed9a1f78a6dd4431fadee19a932c07b1da5f", "themes": [10233, 5279], "ratings": [1, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 716}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "21f9c3c0c3ee5790e53db68d7451101d79e771d04ed2436028877fa4d2289ef3"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "2017 election : the women , people of color , and LGBTQ candidates who made history"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "2017 election : the women , people of color , and LGBTQ candidates who made profit", "b": "2017 election : the women , people of color , and LGBTQ candidates who made pancakes"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/3549-9586", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/3549", "text_sha256": "33929b8d8bfe81847963c6ce5e52fd2b821c2f65cb705af754dc50cb9b3a8005", "grades": ["0.4", "1.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "3549-9586"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "897c1833270c0fd84729f44b9ae7ce1ee753ef89f836b1fd37c8e6c7cc364030"}}
{"state": "spell: dessert", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"definition": null, "find_phone": null, "share_location": null, "flip_coin": null, "roll_dice": null, "weather": null, "text": null, "date": null, "spelling": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "spelling", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2340", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2340", "text_sha256": "e7b52ab4a2b83910eb5ff16a4cb66d3f1b30dcad94ef626c9b4923417aa4c1a9", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2340}, "stratum": "utility", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a19cd3bec8ec6c21cb64810d8d3e7baf5c73a303a2be421875c7338f79fcab46"}}
{"state": {"passage": "New Anantara-Verita partnership to bring health centres into hotels starting first with Bangkok. New Anantara-Verita partnership to bring health centres into hotels, starting first with Bangkok By TTG Asia / Posted on 1 October, 2019 11:42 Anantara Hotels, Resorts & Spas has entered into its first-ever joint venture with Verita Healthcare Group to collaborate on a global network of integrated, property-based health centres, which will cater to the increasing demand for personalised innovative travel and wellness offerings that go beyond traditional fitness and spa services. William Heinecke, chairman and founder of Minor International, owning company of Anantara Hotels, Resorts & Spas, said that the joint venture is a global first and timely with the increasing demand for luxury tailored travel and wellness offerings, added to the fact that international wellness tourism on its own is expected to grow to US$1 trillion by 2022. With a handshake, Minor Internationals William Heinecke (left) and Verita Healthcare Groups Julian Andriesz seals the deal between both companies to collaborate on a global network of integrated, property-based health centres The partnership with Singapore-based MNC Verita is a vote of confidence for medical tourism industry, said Thomas Meier, senior vice president of Anantara Hotels, Resorts & Spas, Asia. Following the initial collaboration in Bangkok, joint projects will be launched in Thailand and throughout Asia-Pacific. Slated to open in 1Q2020, the Verita health facility is currently in development at Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort and represents Anantaras first foray into healthcare. The 677m2 centre will feature dark IV infusion rooms with sleep-promoting light therapy, streamlined VIP suites, a meditative garden and private consultations pods. Owing to aging populations and increasing levels of chronic diseases due to modern lifestyle habits, there has been a rise in the demand for more sophisticated, scientifically-based therapies and services focused on smart early prevention and life extension, said Anantara in a statement. Verita Healthcare Group founder and CEO Julian Andriesz said that the Anantara-Verita joint venture will allow people to take proactive, personalised steps towards extending their healthy lifespans, reversing the effects associated with aging, and enhancing their overall human performance. The health facilitys treatment menu will combine diagnostics and a digital health platform. Technology provides advanced health analytics and reports in real-time for immediate consultation and recommendation of personalised programmes. The latest innovations such as the recovery XR cryotherapy chamber and cardio-synchronised vascular physiotherapy specifically target issues such as biological age reduction and performance improvement. The facility will also help clients in customising diet and fitness plans to suit their genetics, aid them in issues concerning their weight, sleep, libido or immune system, or offer them a fast detox or energy boost", "question": "TAGS What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"alliance & partnership\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"investment in public company\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"regulatory approval\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"service & product providing\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1287", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/0b76ef25fc1ab887f111", "text_sha256": "3363f62d0bdc0eb0963a10ff0905eca977fcfdfb95ef7afedd3a47446d9c7aa2", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1287}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3dabad2ae752cc65c51070e052b70108220c515f701378aa57d32d80846f5b86"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Having an ice cream", "context": "The lady hands the ice cream to the lady next to her and feed the baby something else. The baby reaches for the food. The baby reaches for the food again. the lady"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "wipes the babies face and stands her up.", "opt_2": "help the dog to reach food.", "opt_3": "picks the food up and takes a bite and cheers.", "opt_4": "picks up the ice cream and feeds the baby snow cream."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/21043", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_9tks__Y0mqI", "text_sha256": "ceaedf732391f7f129f38a894d082389d14ecc363a317552d2e5668b103f11c9", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1421, "source_id": "activitynet~v_9tks__Y0mqI"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "44c3f060abe4995986e75df58291ca552c91db4d9d532a971d8be0be961e449d"}}
{"state": "Search attractions that are sourced from ‘ticketmaster’, filtered by genreId ‘KnvZfZ7vAeA’.\nBegin!", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "TouristAttractions: This API provides the tourist attractions for a specific location.", "tool_2": "get_venue_details: Get details for a specific venue using the unique identifier for the venue.", "tool_3": "hcraes_noitcartta: Find attractions (artists, sports, packages, plays and so on) and filter your search by name, and much more.", "tool_4": "attraction_search: Find attractions (artists, sports, packages, plays and so on) and filter your search by name, and much more.", "tool_5": "RakutenSupportDefaultTeam_Search: Search Items"}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/rotbench_query_146", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/rotbench_query_146", "text_sha256": "bd62ccbee6d0c707457c475af851cbeda1a89d06392c886b0893e2ec1cea92f9", "gold_id": "rotbench_tool_173", "negative_ids": ["rotbench_tool_168", "rotbench_tool_427", "toolbench_tool_9990", "reversechain_tool_303"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:rotbench/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "rotbench", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6a852bcc2a4dd5e262e8ed7060c925dff7707c58f0be58e2879dbc450b7bf2cf"}}
{"state": "Please introduce Merlot and cabernet sauvignon separately, and recommend three related wine names for each.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "GET_dish_pairing_for_wine: Find a dish that goes well with a given wine.", "tool_2": "GET_wine_description: Get a simple description of a certain wine, e.g. malbec, riesling or merlot.", "tool_3": "Get Wine Recognition Service Version: Returns the version of the wine recognition service.", "tool_4": "GET_wine_pairing: Find a wine that goes well with a food. Food can be a dish name (lasagna), an ingredient name (salmon), or a cuisine (italian).", "tool_5": "getWinePairing: Retrieve wine pairing recommendation for a specific food dish"}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_food_query_10", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_food_query_10", "text_sha256": "ea27d58d2de8ee9de6e8181f26fb8fa3f8ae32dfe7aee4e67270dcbf92f1724c", "gold_id": "webtools_food_tool_10", "negative_ids": ["webtools_food_tool_9", "webtools_food_tool_3", "toolACE_tool_9110", "toolACE_tool_15799"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:autotools-food/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "autotools-food", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "69f8140bc0b80cb6939c66b9a0144fdad3d0733c802708ed932f144bc695d5a1"}}
{"state": {"passage": "The Bank of England said it forecast ashortage of around 800 mln stg in the money market today. Among the main factors affecting liquidity, bills maturingin official hands and the take-up of treasury bills will drainsome 1.61 billion stg. Partly offsetting this outflow, exchequer transactions anda fall in note circulation will add around 425 mln stg and 360mln stg respectively. In addition, bankers' balances abovetarget will add some 20 mln stg to the system today", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"skr\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"saudriyal\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"money-fx\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"interest\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sorghum\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sun-meal\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/596", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/d035e93e7a2e0afa6743", "text_sha256": "c0cc8af99b31165980dafe13b276adccfff28843a2b68e56f92a79fccc270441", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 596}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2fedfec1b2577e705941cdd62c20c80ddac346370deaee9fe78300e277b21e06"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Find all law cases where Charles Dickens is a party and it happened in Boston. Also, get cases where University of California was a party and happened in Los Angeles."], "available_functions": [{"name": "movie_ratings.get_movie", "description": "Get a movie by its name.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"movie_name\": {\"description\": \"The name of the movie to be retrieved\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"movie_name\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "legal_case.get_summary", "description": "Get a summary of a legal case", "parameters": "{\"optional\": [\"summary_type\"], \"properties\": {\"case_id\": {\"description\": \"The unique ID of the case to summarise\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"summary_type\": {\"default\": \"brief\", \"description\": \"Type of the summary to get, e.g., brief, full\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"case_id\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "legal_case.find_parties", "description": "Locate legal cases involving a specified party in a particular city", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"city\": {\"description\": \"The city where the case was heard\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"party_name\": {\"description\": \"The name of the party involved in the case\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"party_name\", \"city\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `movie_ratings.get_movie` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `legal_case.get_summary` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `legal_case.find_parties` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_30", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_30", "text_sha256": "c857723f7421ead53337ac383b080fa7479cbc0299568a6596c0353965d55ad9", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "parallel_multiple_30"}, "stratum": "parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cf9710ca6f8e84cc0e2a88dface923ac48a761ffd2120f3cf0673d43142c49cf"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me check if I have a reminder to call my mom on March 16th at 2:30pm?\nAI: Sure, I can definitely help with that. Just to confirm, you want me to set a reminder for you to call your mom on March 16th at 2:30pm, correct?\nUser: Yes, that's correct.\nAI: Great. To check a reminder, I'll need your username and a valid token. Could you please provide me with your username and password?\nUser: My username is JohnDoe and my password is pass123.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='JohnDoe', password='pass123')]->{'token': 'a9s8d7f6g5h4j3k2l1'}\nAI: Thank you. I was able to generate a token for you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryReminder": "The API for querying a reminder item includes content and time.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "AddReminder": "The API for adding a reminder item includes content and time.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email."}, "label": "QueryReminder", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/183", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/GetReminder-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "398624ea2c55a91742a2f5458e0d283f54ad3a375888ffecb219512ca856a2fb", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 183, "file": "GetReminder-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryReminder", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d3fbe7b9092758f0ec655c5bcbcdc7f803eca13537a5b785f7c532698fd36b6c"}}
{"state": {"service": "Search listed movies by cast, genre, title, director or rating", "dialogue": ["User: Hi there, are there any nice Comic movies I can watch which is directed my Harry Elfont and stars Carson Daly?"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"DiscoverMovieInfo": "Find a movie to watch based on your preferences", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "DiscoverMovieInfo", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/9_00099/0", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/9_00099", "text_sha256": "516b01954ac162e569e776106c6404ffa8d5dbffaeda97828728b608eb0df0d1", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "9_00099", "turn": 0}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "85697c97e2cf80467e881de7bdafa802048ee5fb5ae114004e0e89095e342179"}}
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{"state": "User: Can you give me the definition of the word \"resilience\"?\nAI: Sure, let me check.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "Dictionary": "This API searches the dictionary for a given keyword.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set."}, "label": "Dictionary", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/129", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/Dictionary-level-1-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "79f9fa4eab804df08cc5829558abdf2342aa4d883398fc53cd4260f01bf2b9ae", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 129, "file": "Dictionary-level-1-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "Dictionary", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "966d0f49bdd78e520f615783ba3eab5c86b18d588b5c7ccc1dd4cedec5ac32b8"}}
{"state": {"service": "A service to discover hotels and manage hotel reservations", "dialogue": ["User: I'd like to look for a one way flight.", "System: What place do you intend to visit?", "User: I'm traveling to Nairobi.", "System: What day do you want to leave?", "User: I'd like to depart on 4th of March.", "System: What metropolis do you wish to leave from?", "User: Search for planes departing from New York.", "System: I discovered 2 flights for you. What do you think about a ticket costing $292 for a Delta Airlines flight that departs at 8:35 pm with 0 layovers?", "User: Okay. I'd like to look for 3 rooms in a 4 star hotel nearby.", "System: I discovered 10 hotels catering to your criteria. There is a 4 star hotel named Azure Hotel Nairobi Westlands.", "User: Yeah, that's fine with me.", "System: Do you wish to book a room at the hotel?", "User: Nah, I do not wish to book a room. Thank you, that's all."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"BookHotel": "Confirm hotel reservation for the chosen dates", "SearchForHotels": "Search for hotels at a specified destination", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/13_00014/12", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/13_00014", "text_sha256": "ad52c7e88b5b04c02e6e81a02439a0261ad78317985df348e4d39d5c78c64dec", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "13_00014", "turn": 12}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d0ae71ecab3fbc9a9582a8798399a560feb8f2d50668f2bca2337b417f285218"}}
{"state": {"service": "Find out for any date what the weather will be like", "dialogue": ["User: I need to check the balance in my checking account.", "System: The balance from your checking account is $13,700.75.", "User: Okay thank you.", "System: Do you want to transfer funds?", "User: Yes I need to make a transfer please.", "System: Where do you want to transfer the funds?", "User: Please make the transfer to Khadija.", "System: How much do you want to tranfsfer?", "User: Please send 30 dollars.", "System: You want to send $30 dollars from your checking to the checking account of Khadija, correct?", "User: Yes, that's correct. How long will it take to transfer?", "System: Your transfer has been initiated. It will take 1 business day.", "User: What is the weather like in Larkspur?", "System: There average temperature is 86 degrees today and the chance of rain is 25 percent.", "User: Okay, that's all I needed. Thanks!"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindAForecast": "Get the weather for your area", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "FindAForecast", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/11_00005/14", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/11_00005", "text_sha256": "f8e552b0f9e1012eea0f50c6bce3c1b4fcf5b1cd75ac44498c97b7e28ef4eca0", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "11_00005", "turn": 14}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "342c504d440a2e97275d33fc66b494a10b7cf4f2ec5d1386270fb0c24ceba825"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "Donald Trump : ‘ I have n’t had one call ’ complaining about Dakota Access Pipeline"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Donald Trump : ‘ I have n’t had one tweet ’ complaining about Dakota Access Pipeline", "b": "Donald Trump : ‘ I have n’t had one call ’ complaining about Dakota Access Television"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/10741-14710", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/10741", "text_sha256": "352d271c8ecd5b261045b3e530938105ea0cf8eb47042fbfa06bbc886e2212c6", "grades": ["0.4", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "10741-14710"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2e0c517151e28016188b36b36d88261ecdf10cb95cdab3964904b5458ac5ca57"}}
{"state": {"service": "Find one way and round trip flights to your favorite city", "dialogue": ["User: I have some long over due vacation time approaching and would like to book a one way flight.", "System: I'm happy to help you with that. Can you tell me the dates you are looking to travel, where you want o depart from, and the location of your destination do I can narrow down the search for you?", "User: I would like to depart from Chicago on the 1st of this month and will be traveling to Washington. My preferred airline is Delta Airlines.", "System: I was able to find 1 flight with Delta Airlines that has 0 layovers, is $109 per ticket, and departs at 2:30 pm. Has does that flight sound?", "User: What date and time will the flight arrive at my destination?"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchOnewayFlight": "Search for one-way flights to the destination of choice", "SearchRoundtripFlights": "Search for round-trip flights to the destination of choice", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "SearchOnewayFlight", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/1_00112/4", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/1_00112", "text_sha256": "86168a058a7554e6c500a0eff8ccc9378a1e5ea5786d12708e316e3b4fc56029", "schema_variant": "original", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "1_00112", "turn": 4}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "35eedfc1f6763c6bc1d6051af5aef450006e783b60fe9fd73ec640f607de7765"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Clipping cat claws", "context": "We see a lady sitting holding a cat and talking. The lady shows us nail clippers. The lady clips her cats claws. the lady"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "pulls on the claws of her cat.", "opt_2": "leaves.", "opt_3": "sets the claws and the cat's head into her lap.", "opt_4": "shows us a clipped claw."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/30055", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_xOmfJGR5fBw", "text_sha256": "6f58094207c38bc04702b947ba2ca97b774f1dee2e364225fdeac6fe6d2085ac", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1946, "source_id": "activitynet~v_xOmfJGR5fBw"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "95fb4a611f30ccb495882f81e86247bb1a435d283f40ed00ad411654f64e293d"}}
{"state": "As dawn splintered the sky, I, the team leader, stood overlooking the enemy stronghold downstream. Encased in intimidating steel, it was strategically positioned in a location that posed a significant challenge. My team, a diverse trio of James, Maria, and Samuel, stood ready. Each brought to the table unique skills and idiosyncrasies. The crux of the mission was to strategically assign each individual to the tasks at hand, namely reconnaissance and demolition, based on their strengths. Understanding their personalities was not only vital for the success of the mission but also for maintaining squad harmony.\n\nJames was assertive, almost to the point of discord. It was not an uncommon sight to see him often heatedly arguing against Samuel’s suggestions. Their bickering had turned into an infamous spectacle within the company, an opinionated dance they could not abstain from. Furthermore, James, rather unfortunately, had the tendency to overlook Maria's expertise, taking decisions unilaterally. Perhaps he carried an unconscious bias, or an obscured perspective of individual competencies, but his actions did create a sense of marginalisation within Maria.\n\nHe had acknowledged his lack of interest and attention towards complex explosive details. This had been a long-standing issue, ideally supplemented by a memory of a premature minor explosion during a training exercise due to his inattention. Seemingly, his attention was claimed by topography. He had a keen interest in maps and navigation, often volunteering to lead the team on hikes during off-duty hours. His enthusiasm for trails was perhaps sponsored by this love for topography.\n\nMaria, on the other hand, had a mind that thrived in complex scenarios. Having an affinity for problems and puzzles in her leisure time, she often enjoyed deciphering the undecipherable. Observing her, though, one would know she could get easily distracted when given tasks that require constant attention. Furthermore, her refusal to wear her glasses often resulted in her misinterpreting Samuel's sarcastic comments as actual advice, leading to some occasional blunders, much to Samuel's exasperation.\n\nDespite these quirks, Maria had previously successfully assisted Samuel during numerous demolition operations, proving her expertise regardless of the hurdles. Her knack for explosives was somewhat of a stark contrast to James.\n\nSamuel was our resident cynic, rarely displaying interest and yet possessing an uncanny understanding of explosive materials, courtesy of his years of studying them. He was our explosive connoisseur yet his attention to details waned often, a trait somehow reflected in his infamous habit of losing his way around the base, even with a map in hand. His confrontations with James had become quite a cliché, along with his long bouts of sarcasm lost on Maria. \n\nMilitaries though, are built heavily upon trust and a balance of strengths and weaknesses. Having coordinated numerous operations before, I had firsthand insight at how calamities moulded characters. This wasn’t any different. Their assignments were rooted in a cocktail of their strengths, weakness, and how well they could complement each other, to overtake the fortified base by river.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Reconnaissance: James, Demolition: Maria and Samuel", "opt_2": "Reconnaissance: Maria, Demolition: James and Samuel", "opt_3": "Reconnaissance: Samuel, Demolition: James and Maria"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/136", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/136", "text_sha256": "5e398391ab8d77d768d98a23284856babf184c874d23d5a03703ad951cf0a1db", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 136}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8cbbadf98cacc61ce265ccadc1e4151e8b479d2a2504579397e6a46e15bc66df"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me book an appointment with Dr. Smith?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. To register the appointment, I need the name of the patient, doctor, and date of appointment. What is your name, the doctor's name, and the date you want to book?\nUser: My name is John, the doctor's name is Smith and I want to book the appointment on 2022-08-15.\nAI: Great! To confirm, you want to book an appointment with Dr. Smith on Monday. What time would you prefer?\nUser: At 2 PM.\nAI: Thank you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID."}, "label": "AppointmentRegistration", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/318", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/AppointmentRegistration-level-1-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "227feb32e2c46866e602f4d23f52511d9fd43ba43a8691ed0784e0731d219e68", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 318, "file": "AppointmentRegistration-level-1-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "AppointmentRegistration", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "12b58344177abc16b194151c3da7946e888fc816b69a94ca7052d371394099bf"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nKevin wants shoes and grows turnips. Lisa wants turnips and makes sheet metal. Bob wants sheet metal and makes shoes. Which function of money will cater most directly to the situation at hand?\nA) Medium of exchange\nB) Means of deferred payment\nC) Store of value\nD) Unit of account\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null}, "label": "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-high-school-macroeconomics.val.187", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-high-school-macroeconomics.val.187", "text_sha256": "53582aaab3b59aa342817a33c7efcb6233831116a92ee4b844fba3a1205c5cee", "eval_name": "mmlu-high-school-macroeconomics", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-high-school-macroeconomics.val.187"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f5ee129cfa83b27ff6549a75fff4c2eca0da2a7f4cf9e755bfd4f9d47aea5be7"}}
{"state": "Jane's hair was bound by a band until the band was cut because the _ is bulky.\nA) hair\nB) band\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "claude-v1": null, "claude-v2": null}, "label": "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.885", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.885", "text_sha256": "b85c2528fb2cf97d7380ad2ace8399a7665bf26620fd684cb972c24614e6acf8", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.885"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cb81233cd44792b13899b4f51e0b92f198c637013be62ef5ebfb49a16c62cd86"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#1d1e20 #738089 #475465 #58733d #f2f2f2", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#a19a64 #524b40 #372b29 #525552 #bc9d45", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#5b6044 #70806b #33291c #503c0e #896738", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ff460f #e0e8df #ff632d #1b1c1c #25263d", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#c9c434 #7ede6a #00c5cc #09baa3 #2d4a7a", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#918d7f #ffffff #f7f5b6 #b7e093 #78c27b", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ffa0bf #ff6ca9 #cc436f #802a45 #694741", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ffa0bf #ff6ca9 #cc436f #802a45 #694741", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#590202 #f23827 #f28627 #68a689 #025951", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#8aa626 #747645 #bfb7a8 #635643 #3c312b", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#a6916d #d9c1af #8b8c87 #2c5955 #2c3140", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#613b4e #806258 #ffed7d #578050 #1a2e24", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#d4d4c7 #bfbfa4 #abab8e #8f8f6f #696951", "b": "#b700ff #061fe8 #3aad00 #e8e00f #ff325c"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/828", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/828", "text_sha256": "31c8230b63403b10a4805752fb05a78898008a590557caf169b10a8c736d42e1", "themes": [5908, 8286], "ratings": [2, 5], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 828}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6fa147eac76c12810a7ba73786b79b20ba6c9243292e44c6f5e7f52628cc2702"}}
{"state": "can you help me find someone to look at my car's engine because the light is on", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"oil_change_when": null, "jump_start": null, "tire_pressure": null, "directions": null, "oil_change_how": null, "uber": null, "tire_change": null, "schedule_maintenance": null, "current_location": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "schedule_maintenance", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/1250", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/1250", "text_sha256": "0f3f379dad6cf6f51be769a1edcceb93a8dbf0ab5896ba28be709abecf502819", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1250}, "stratum": "auto_and_commute", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e5557d4dfff19ee83bfd5313b58df012aa8689c1c631aab2e6f6ae24d1a28a22"}}
{"state": "Write a python function to check whether all the characters are same or not.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null}, "label": "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.363", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.363", "text_sha256": "ff77197fd3337f791fa9034c027cbd758f42cbff31aa9b189cf9899c42c43a30", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.363"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5a425a306eb4f1c57f740f02489a0098e840f3a74a14e175037439015078a688"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nThis question refers to the following information.\nRead the following quote.\nI had now decided beyond all question that there existed in the heavens three stars wandering about Jupiter as do Venus and Mercury about the sun, and this became plainer than daylight from observations on similar occasions which followed. Nor were there just three such stars; four wanderers complete their revolutions about Jupiter, and of their alterations as observed more precisely later on we shall give a description here. Also I measured the distances between them by means of the telescope. . . .\nSuch are the observations concerning the four Medicean planets recently first discovered by me, and although from this data their periods have not yet been reconstructed in numerical form, it is legitimate at least to put in evidence some facts worthy of note. Above all, since they sometimes follow and sometimes precede Jupiter by the same intervals, and they remain within very limited distances either to east or west of Jupiter, accompanying that planet in both its retrograde and direct movements in a constant manner, no one can doubt that they complete their revolutions about Jupiter and at the same time effect all together a twelve-year period about the center of the universe.\n—Galileo Galilei, 1610\nWhich of the following is best demonstrated by the passage about intellectual thought at the time?\nA) The ideas of the ancient Greeks guided all of their ideas.\nB) It led to better scientific tools, which led to a rise in the standard of living during the seventeenth century across Europe.\nC) It used information obtained through experimentation to conceptualize the universe.\nD) It provided experimental proof of the theories of ancient thinkers, such as Aristotle, on how the universe worked.\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "claude-v1": null}, "label": "claude-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-high-school-european-history.val.87", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-high-school-european-history.val.87", "text_sha256": "5f8291dc9a059525eee82307d8307de250e921f10849c84b0a552432ce099040", "eval_name": "mmlu-high-school-european-history", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-high-school-european-history.val.87"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e50d68d24033527590f6ea1204698298144b10df572ab998ccd50765fb970e02"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Check the price of tomatoes and lettuce at the Whole Foods in Los Angeles."], "available_functions": [{"name": "whole_foods.check_price", "description": "Check the price of items at a specific Whole Foods location.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"items\": {\"description\": \"List of items for which the price needs to be checked.\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"Location of the Whole Foods store.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\", \"items\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `whole_foods.check_price` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/simple_371", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/simple_371", "text_sha256": "280e6107ccaeb464ba380c15bc9735c14f6fd51fd13256fcb9b5dd03d290cb04", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_simple.json", "id": "simple_371"}, "stratum": "simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c74e6e43370a056af885909dbc7431e906d790a08dc9944a5f28ee48b4641c95"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#700d18 #782219 #8a672d #346e34 #003e2b", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#bf452a #d96a29 #f2d0a7 #d9ae5f #bde3f2", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#a60f0f #a69580 #f2e1c2 #0b0d0c #73030d", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#18261b #104021 #ffefb9 #8c1c1c #481c17", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#010314 #617a79 #c6f7d1 #d6f2bd #f0f9cc", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#1647fb #76d1fe #fffbff #fee7a4 #a96330", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#0e6a8c #1f527d #2b3c6e #002600 #e8910c", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#8f7c80 #d1c24f #9f8f5b #341a4f #fdd128", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#ffffff #fff1bf #ffbf8e #ff6052 #e81a48", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#801a1a #ad0909 #d40000 #ff0d0d #242323", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ce052f #bc0b4c #9d2053 #7a1e48 #870001", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#87ffb6 #ace09d #c2a543 #e8e130 #fffa50", "rating": 5}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#12d6cb #47ffe4 #7affe4 #c5ffdd #fffbab", "b": "#cc4eb6 #ff908a #faffc1 #c5d2b3 #665c5c"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/102", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/102", "text_sha256": "7457e1f37dfd30a4bf7eb46c77d27027b30bddd22aef1b04d8eb977d82bd7cba", "themes": [328, 1872], "ratings": [4, 1], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 102}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2b2015c5bf51e6e33fec221fe32e8797b84a2942832ff91f014af30555c88c9d"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me set an alarm for 8 am tomorrow?\nAI: Sure, to set an alarm, I need to authorize your account. Can you please provide your username and password?\nUser: Sure, my username is foo and password is bar.\nAI: Thank you. Let me get your token.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "AddAlarm": "The API for setting an alarm includes a parameter for the alarm time.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/172", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/AddAlarm-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "babfe7253198d6e8485643c45b6dc929644134948797d5c1198d822dee49a80f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 172, "file": "AddAlarm-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5e941d97631a4182991a3a80e6e3843a2bf4a98ac88aea40e41a2d6e9acbe0de"}}
{"state": "On one of the high-flying jets at the company, Bill, the diligent pilot, was busy ensuring everything was in order for a smooth flight. His co-pilot, Charles, an obsessive-compulsive stickler for order, was making sure the cockpit was neat and clean, with everything right at their designated place to enhance efficiency. Among the essentials for the ride was a pen they had safely placed in the cockpit's side drawer, for easy access during operations. They both were aware of its location. \n\nMeanwhile, Emily, the stewardess, was checking on the passengers, ensuring they were comfortable while performing her additional duty of keeping the cockpit's needs fulfilled. Emily knew that Bill liked to keep an accurate log of all his flights and understood this task's importance. Thus, catered to it by maintaining the logbook at the passenger cabin for Bill's easy access, making sure everyone in the cockpit was aware of this. Together, they underscored smooth functioning during each of their flights.\n\nA touch of alarm passed over Bill's face when he noticed the missing pen, but then with a sigh of relief, he retrieved it from the drawer and placed it carefully on the dashboard within arms reach. It's gleaming presence there a reminder of his meticulous track-keeping duty. Charles was in the cockpit, engrossed in the critical task of inspecting the flight controls and cross-checking the navigation systems. The location of these systems required Bill to look away from his designated place to catch a glimpse of Charles's activities. While Charles was involved with his pre-flight checks, Emily was busy attending to passengers, ensuring everyone's comfort in preparation for take-off. The status of the cockpit's stationary storage and its contents failed to draw Emily's attentiveness, given her focus on passenger service. The interactions inside the aircraft continued with all parties absorbed in their respective responsibilities for a successful flight.\n\nAs Emily moved through the cabin doing her routine checks, her keen eyes spotted the pilots' logbook misplaced. Wanting to keep everything in order, she decisively carried the logbook to the cockpit, placing it on the dashboard. While there, she noticed the gleaming pen intentionally put by Bill, matching the placement with her understanding of their workflow. Meanwhile, Bill, the pilot, was at the helm, his brow furrowed in concentration as he monitored the altimeter readings on the cockpit's instrument panel. On the opposite side, the dashboard lay stark, save for the meticulously placed knick-knacks and controls. Charles, occupied in the lower compartment of the cockpit, was engrossed in the critical task of organizing the flight charts - a task that required meticulousness akin to Bill's routine. The flight charts were a treasure chest of crucial navigational data, tucked safely opposite to the dashboard in the well-organized, clutter-free cockpit. The serenity of the carefully maintained cockpit made a stark contrast to the cabin behind, bustling with anticipation as they awaited the end of the preparations for their journey.\n\nAfter documenting the final entries of his flight log, Bill neatly stowed the pen in the side drawer. With the handy tool safely tucked away, he hoped to avoid any in-flight commotion it might cause dancing around the cockpit. While Bill, the meticulous pilot, was occupied making sure the cockpit was in perfect order, Charles, the disciplined co-pilot, was busy ensuring all controls and systems were in ship shape. His focused eyes, never straying from the cockpit, were unaware of the minor reorganization that took place within the workplace. Simultaneously, Emily, the diligent stewardess, was working with the passengers, ensuring their comfort and attending to their needs. Her world was separate but concurrent, with the soothing talks and clinks of the drink cart distinct from the cockpit's rhythm of buttons and switches.\n\nWith Emily on her feet catering to the passengers, the division between the pilot's cockpit and the passengers' section was clear. She managed the fine balance between ensuring passenger comfort and meeting cockpit needs, moving across the artery of the aircraft with grace and efficiency. Her workable charisma wafted through the cabin, providing a calming atmosphere while the pilots focused on their flight tasks.\n\nAs the aircraft roared to life, the stage was set for the journey, each member of the crew performing their assigned task with strict professionalism. The promise of a smooth flight hung in the air as they soared through the sky. 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{"state": "SAMPLE NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nMUTUAL NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nTHIS AGREEMENT is dated the day of 20\nBETWEEN [Name], registered in [country] whose registered address is [Address], (“NGO”)\nAND [Name], [address] (“Operator”)\n(individually referred to as “Party” and collectively referred to as “Parties”)\nWHEREAS: NGO and the Operator intend to carry on commercial discussions with each other in connection with the matter of mutual interest described below and anticipate sharing information of a confidential or proprietary nature in the course of those discussions and wish to enter into this agreement to protect the confidential or proprietary nature of information to be disclosed by the Parties to each other. The matter of mutual interest is providing bulk transfer services for NGO clients (hereafter called “the Matter”)\nNOW IT IS AGREED by and between the parties as follows:\n1. To facilitate discussions, meetings and the conduct of business between the Parties with respect to the Matter, it may be necessary for either Party to disclose (“Discloser”) to the other Party (“Recipient”) Confidential Information as defined below.\n2. The Recipient shall be entitled to disclose the Confidential Information to its employees, contractors and advisers and Group Parties, provided that the Recipient will ensure that any such employee, contractor or adviser or Group Party has a legal obligation to keep the Confidential Information confidential which, in the case of employees, contractors or advisers, shall be both during and after their current employment or engagement, on terms no less strict than this Agreement. Any disclosure of such Confidential Information by any employee, contractor or adviser or Group Party will be deemed to be a breach of this Agreement by the Recipient.\n3. Each Party acknowledges and agrees:\na. All Confidential Information acquired by either Party from the other Party shall be and shall remain the exclusive property of the disclosing Party or the member of its group providing it;\nb. To hold all Confidential Information in confidence and to procure that its representatives, advisers and associates hold all such Confidential Information in confidence.\nMUTUAL NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nc. To limit access to such Confidential Information to authorised individuals (the “Permitted Personnel”) who have a need to know the Confidential Information in order for the Party to participate in the Matter.\nd. To procure that its Permitted Personnel are aware and adhere to the terms of this Agreement;\ne. To use such Confidential Information only for purposes of work, services or analysis related to the Matter and for other purposes only upon such terms as may be agreed upon between the Parties in writing; and\nf. To return promptly to the disclosing party, or to destroy any copies of such Confidential Information in written, graphic or other tangible form at that Party’s request and any such destruction shall be certified in writing to the disclosing Party by an authorised officer of the Recipient;\ng. The obligations of each of the Parties with respect to Confidential Information shall extend for a period of three (3) years following the date of disclosure of that Confidential Information; provided, however, that confidentiality obligations herein shall survive for a period of three (3) years from the date of termination of this Agreement; and\nh. Neither disclosure of Confidential Information, nor this Agreement shall be construed as (i) requiring a Party to disclose or accept Confidential Information, (ii) permitting a Party to use or sell the Confidential Information or products derived therefrom, or (iii) granting to either Party any rights by license or otherwise, express or implied, under any patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret or other intellectual property right now or hereafter obtained or licensable by the other Party, or\n(iv) a representation or warranty by either Party as to the accuracy or completeness of the Confidential Information (other than as expressly set out in any agreement subsequently entered into by the Parties).\n4. These obligations contained in this Agreement do not apply to Confidential Information that:\na. As shown by reasonably documented proof, was in the other’s lawful possession without restriction on use or disclosure prior to receipt thereof from the disclosing Party; or\nb. As shown by reasonably documented proof, was received by one Party in good faith from a third party not subject to a confidential obligation to the other Party and without breach of this Agreement; or\nc. Now is or later becomes part of the public domain through no breach of confidential obligation by the receiving Party; or\nd. Is disclosed pursuant to a requirement imposed by a governmental agency or is otherwise required to be disclosed by operation of law, except that prior to any disclosure pursuant to this subsection, the Party receiving the request for the information shall notify the disclosing Party and provide them with an opportunity to participate in objecting to production of the Confidential Information; or\ne. Was developed by the receiving Party independently from and without the developing person(s) having access to any of the Confidential Information received from the other Party; or\nf. Is authorised in writing by the disclosing Party to be released or is designated in writing by the source as no longer being Confidential Information.\n5. The Recipient acknowledges that money damages may not be an adequate remedy for any breach of this Agreement. The Discloser will be entitled to seek specific performance and injunctive and other equitable relief as a remedy for any breach of this Agreement in addition to all monetary remedies available at law and in equity.\n6. Neither this Agreement nor provision of Confidential Information pursuant to it shall be construed as an agreement, commitment, promise or representation by either Party to do business with the other or to do anything except as set out specifically in this Agreement.\nMUTUAL NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\n7. This Agreement shall be construed in accordance with the laws of England. The Parties hereby consent to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and consent that all personal service of process be made by certified mail or registered mail directed to the address stated herein and service so made shall be deemed to be completed upon actual receipt thereof. The Parties waive any objection to jurisdiction and venue of any action instituted against it in England, and agree not to assert any defense based on lack of jurisdiction or venue. The Parties waive the right to trial by jury in any action, suit, proceeding or counterclaim of any kind arising out of or related to this Agreement.\n8. The Recipient acknowledges that all Intellectual Property Rights in the Confidential Information vest in the Discloser and the Recipient further acknowledges that it shall have no rights in respect of the copyright, trade marks (registered or unregistered) or the other Intellectual Property Rights in the Confidential Information by virtue of a disclosure thereof to it.\n9. This Agreement is the entire agreement between the Parties with respect to disclosure of Confidential Information pertaining to the Matter and supersedes all prior agreements and understandings with respect to this subject. This Agreement may be amended only by written agreement executed by both Parties. This Agreement shall be binding on the agents, successors and permitted assigns of the Parties.\n10. If for any reason, any provision of this Agreement shall be determined to be invalid, void or unenforceable by a court or regulatory body of competent jurisdiction, the remaining provisions of this Agreement shall remain in full force and effect and shall in no way be affected, impaired or invalidated unless removal of the provision in question results in a material change to this Agreement. Further, no failure or delay by a party hereto in exercising any right, power or privilege hereunder shall operate as a waiver thereof, nor shall any single or partial exercise thereof preclude any other or exercise of any rights under this Agreement.\n11. Assignment. Neither Party shall assign this Agreement to a third party without the other Party’s prior written consent, which such consent will not be unreasonably withheld, denied, conditioned or delayed; provided, however, that each Party may assign the rights and obligations to any Group Party.\n12. Third parties cannot benefit from this Agreement under The Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999.\n13. Either Party may terminate this Agreement on thirty (30) days written notice to the other Party.\n14. Counterparts and Facsimile Delivery. This Agreement may be executed in two or more identical counterparts, each of which shall be deemed to be an original and all of which taken together shall be deemed to constitute the Agreement when a duly authorised representative of each Party has signed a counterpart. The Parties intend to sign and deliver this Agreement by facsimile transmission. Each Party agrees that the delivery of the Agreement by facsimile shall have the same force and effect as delivery of original signatures and that each Party may use such facsimile signatures as evidence of the execution and delivery of the Agreement by all Parties to the same extent that an original signature could be used.\n15. In this Agreement unless the context otherwise requires the following words and expressions shall have the following meanings: “Agreement” means this Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement;\n “Confidential Information” means any and all information and know-how that the Discloser and/or its Group Parties and/or its agents may from time to time disclose to the Recipient or the Recipient’s\nMUTUAL NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nGroup Parties during the course of the Matter or which otherwise becomes known to the Recipient either during the course of the Matter or during the course of any previous discussions, negotiations or relationship with the Discloser in relation to the Matter, whether orally, in writing, digitally, in the form of machine readable code or embodied in hardware or any other physical medium which relates to the business, including but not limited to the business plan of the Discloser or their Group Parties, data, know-how, designs, illustrations, drawings, photographs, illustrations, notes, memoranda, terms of business, financial information, financial projections, financial records, customers and suppliers, sales and marketing information, spreadsheets, specifications, technical information and computer software of the Discloser and/or its Group Parties;\n“Discloser” means the Party which has disclosed Confidential Information to the other Party; “Group Party” means any Party which is, or is a subsidiary of, the ultimate holding Party of the relevant Party from time to time, where “subsidiary” and “holding Party” have the meanings ascribed to them in section 1159 of the Companies Act 2006 or such other legislation as may amend, extend, consolidate or replace the same from time to time;\n “Intellectual Property Rights” means (i) patents, designs, trade marks and trade names (whether registered or unregistered), copyright and related rights, moral rights, database rights and know-how;\n(ii) all other intellectual property rights and similar or equivalent rights anywhere in the world which currently exist or are recognised in the future; and (iii) applications, extensions and renewals in relation to any such rights;\nand\n“Recipient” means a Party that has received Confidential Information of the other Party.\nSigned for an on behalf of NGO: Signed for an on behalf of the Party:\nSignature: Signature:\nName: Name:\nTitle: Title:\nDate: Date:", "questions": {"nda-1": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"All Confidential Information shall be expressly identified by the Disclosing Party.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-13": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may acquire information similar to Confidential Information from a third party.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-2": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information shall only include technical information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-20": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may retain some Confidential Information even after the return or destruction of Confidential Information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/56", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/56", "text_sha256": "094ec5e2e2c219e3ed904ded6b572048a4817041bff84ab90e8bdb9897b7b09b", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 56, "file_name": "annex-2-sample-non-disclosure-agreement.pdf"}, "stratum": "search-pdf", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "74a4617c0585e424e474647d174f1cc84d8ed10de38096cfcb90c712cbc0049c"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Moderate to heavy rain continuedover early double-crop rice areas in eastern Guangxi,Guanghdong, eastern Hunan, Jiangxi, Fujian, and Zhejiang in theweek ended March 28, the Joint Agricultural Weather Facility ofthe U.S. Agriculture and Commerce Departments said. In its International Weather and Crop summary, the agencysaid The moisture lessened the need for irrigation. Moisturefor early rice planting is adequate to abundant in most areas,and inundative rain in Guangdong and southern Jiangxi may havewashed out some rice fields requiring replanting. Light showers in southern Sichuan increased topsoilmoisture for corn planting, which likely is off to a slow startdue to earlier dryness, it said. In the North China Plain, dry weather covered winter wheatin the vegetative stage, and rain is needed to meet increasingcrop moisture requirements, it said. Weekly temperatures in the North China Plain were nearnormal, the agency noted", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"rice\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"linseed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"cotton-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"potato\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"silver\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/681", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/e636d8b7fb0954404279", "text_sha256": "5786cc8b4263bd1430791b770c46f6e4722e7c6b0b1916a9d573370b0e808a13", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 681}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c81637951707102f2817414be6dfed939d35edf8e20b52d63c3282e08bca5100"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Flynn 's ouster deepens questions about Trump 's relations with Russia"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Flynn 's ouster deepens questions about Trump 's relations with reality", "b": "Flynn 's ouster deepens questions about Trump 's relations with yogurt"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/11727-5603", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/11727", "text_sha256": "0e35a270d8984688b1d9c8a11debedf1742fa7a8cb8be6f0daefff2277e9aa10", "grades": ["1.0", "1.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "11727-5603"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b762908d08dd1ca0186f9b0d443ad40cff60a671844bd4ad29bcc0af03f02f2d"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.We’ve all had those fantasies as a kid; the one where you’ve finally had enough of this shit and you rip off your school uniform to reveal a black belt in kung fu and open a can of whoop-ass on some unsuspecting bully", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/475", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/282be94d2498f0b673ff", "text_sha256": "4c7a1b9eafcb159e7afc6c885d7dfb96a5b6dfaaad34b6c09c4a7fba18f05716", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 475}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "37ccc4637533d19492abc8bfec11d6241097a472484e22693da3f474afed57e7"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "HHS Secretary vows GOP health care bill is ' so much better ' than Obamacare"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "HHS Secretary vows GOP health care sham is ' so much better ' than Obamacare", "b": "HHS Secretary vows GOP health care bear is ' so much better ' than Obamacare"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/3102-572", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/3102", "text_sha256": "c2ce8d766de7dda1988705d12e56e144acbd75fc52c0f03497d8a56f8dd1daf4", "grades": ["1.6", "0.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "3102-572"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5c821af12efea4656d3aa082b1c7644311de1d48651eb9d92f79e598b4776bde"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Washing face", "context": "The woman speaks and then rinses her face off and then dries her face with a towel. when the woman's face"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "is clean she starts laughing and being silly.", "opt_2": "is dry she walks to open the door and when she's knocked out, a man comes in and holds an item up to the camera.", "opt_3": "is fully dried, the woman pours soap and then drips it on her face.", "opt_4": "is all dried she continues to talk."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/39373", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_ffUtqOyJ7fM", "text_sha256": "10875977743273ef1e27ab88079938e79940f2c2e1cb2469e3e70a4086362d56", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2572, "source_id": "activitynet~v_ffUtqOyJ7fM"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "364947db460c68d67ccdb13e2c7fee9183567948d05dfdcb4ea7ba12214f3255"}}
{"state": "Is it a cognitive bias: \"if you guess what I think you do, then what I think of you is true\"\n\n\"If you've guessed what I am thinking (that you do / you have done / you will do / you are), then what I'm thinking of you is True\"\nIs this considered a cognitive-bias ? And if not what is it ?\n\nWithout enough knowledge in Psychology, I tend to think it is close to something like \"dementia\" / \"paranoia\" / \"psychosis\"\n\nAny pointers ?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Confirmation bias is the tendency to search for, interpret, focus on and\nremember information in a way that confirms one's preconceptions.  [31]  There\nare multiple other cognitive biases which involve or are types of confirmation\nbias:", "doc_2": "* [ Cognitive bias mitigation ](/wiki/Cognitive_bias_mitigation \"Cognitive bias mitigation\")\n* [ Debiasing ](/wiki/Debiasing \"Debiasing\")\n* [ Heuristics in judgment and decision-making ](/wiki/Heuristic_\\(psychology\\) \"Heuristic \\(psychology\\)\")", "doc_3": "If you guessed that the surgeon is the boy’s gay, second father, you get a\npoint for enlightenment, at least outside the Bible Belt. But did you also\nguess the surgeon could be the boy’s _mother?_ If not, you’re part of a\nsurprising majority.", "doc_4": "My guess is that the effect of gender bias is true and will remain after the\ncontrol groups are analysed, but it might be much less pronounced – or even\nabsent in the feminist group! It’s just unscientific to jump to that\nconclusion without using control groups.", "doc_5": "Kendal December 29, 2014 at 2:55 pm - Reply\nI guess it’s easy to forget sometimes that we aren’t the only ones feeling lost. I can look around at friends who seem to have it all together… buying a home, getting married, they seem to be doing what they want to do… but I feel like everything I do falls apart. The vision I have for myself is just not coming together. Sometimes I think it has, or it’s close, and then come financial problems, relationship problems, whatever… and I think “where is my life even headed? It just seems like I’m going in circles.”"}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/10", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/10", "text_sha256": "016d4053c7d4cc1457f6f28bb5469a4596a950e6fadcdbf607f041589247b020", "gold_id": "change_belief/Listofcognitivebiases_66.txt", "negative_ids": ["mentalblock/confusedaboutlifejustlikeeveryoneelse_273.txt", "surgeon_son/buresearchriddlerevealsthedepthofgenderbias_17.txt", "surgeon_son/buresearchriddlerevealsthedepthofgenderbias_128.txt", "hot_cold/Emotionalreasoning_97.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "10"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2ddcbf2110a0554c288c473599965992cc4c5994292442fcd19e3202bae38445"}}
{"state": "I throw compostable food into trash — how much harm do I cause?\n\nI live in a city that doesn't have composting facilities that ordinary citizens like myself could easily use. Although I recycle most of the plastic, metal, glass and paper I lay my hands on, getting rid of food scraps has always been a problem for me. While I do try to be as thoughtful as possible when I have time (turn orange peel into candy, use tea and coffee grains as colorants etc), most of the scraps will still go directly into trash. I know there are ways to compost at home, but I don't have enough dedication or room to do that.\n\nHow much damage are my actions causing to the environment compared to throwing away the same amount of unrecycled plastic, glass and metal? I always thought that since compostable things are not toxic and are of organic nature, they will fairly quickly decompose anyway and not cause significant environmental damage, regardless of whether they end up in landfill or are burned.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "In the end,  hybrid cars in Australia  could be a smart purchase if your\ndriving habits such as frequent city commuting and a dedication to\nenvironmental sustainability align with the benefits of hybrid technology.\nWhen making a choice, it’s critical to balance the advantages and\ndisadvantages, considering things like up-front expenditures, the influence on\nthe environment, and the accessibility of charging infrastructure in your\narea.", "doc_2": "Compost is best made from garden cuttings and kitchen peelings and scraps,\nincluding fruit scraps, vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, stale bread, and\neggshells. Do not use meat, bones, or fat, including dairy products in compost\npiles—these materials will not decompose quickly and will attract insects and\nvermin.", "doc_3": "Approximately 3% of Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions come from organic\nwaste going to landfill. So rather than throwing your food scraps in your\ngeneral waste bin, collect them in a [ kitchen caddy ](/clean-and-green/green-\nhome-and-community/clean-and-green-blog/top-tips-to-choose-and-use-a-kitchen-\ncaddy-for-recycling \"Top tips to choose and use a kitchen caddy for\nrecycling\") to put in your compost bin or worm farm, or take to a [ community\ncomposting hub ](/clean-and-green/green-home-and-community/sustainable-\ngardening/compost-and-food-waste-recycling/compost/community-composting-hubs\n\"Community composting hubs \") . Not only will this avoid emissions, but you\ncan also produce worm tea or nutrient-rich soil to make your garden or pot\nplants thrive. Thanks to Brisbane City Council’s [ compost rebate program\n](/clean-and-green/green-home-and-community/sustainable-gardening/compost-and-\nfood-waste-recycling/compost-rebate-program \"Compost rebate program\") , you\ncan claim up to $70 when you buy a new compost solution.", "doc_4": "We all know that [ _**composting** _ ](http://basmati.com/2016/08/08/organic-\nhome-gardening-7-basic-steps-creating-compost-pile) is a good thing. But why\nis sending food scraps to the landfill a bad thing? Don’t they simply become\ncompost there?", "doc_5": "Plastics also release toxic chemicals into the environment and cause physical,\nchemical harm and biological damage to organisms. Ingestion of plastic does\nnot only lead to death in animals through intestinal blockage but it can also\ntravel up the food chain which affects humans.  [100]"}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/42", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/42", "text_sha256": "d50609bd2cbf6afa03c8f4057fc16f98c40fb6cbb8cd833bf8620accfcc5e1a7", "gold_id": "food_compost/whathappensfoodscrapsarethrownaway_19.txt", "negative_ids": ["carbon_household/budgetfriendlytipsforalowcarbonhousehold_42.txt", "incineration/Plastic_pollution_72.txt", "ceremics/makingcompostforyourvegetablegarden_48.txt", "hybrid_cars/theprosandconsofowningahybridcar_65.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "42"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "17ed348028fb39d69c4eefbe050e19634767de0d56123a8b2c6264b87f23e352"}}
{"state": "I need you to create a report file for me at the path \"D:/Documents/Work/Report.txt\" and write the following content: \"Annual Summary Report: The company has performed excellently this year, with a 30% year-on-year increase in performance.\" Then I hope you delete the file \"D:/Documents/Personal/Memo.txt\".", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "file_write: Used to write content to a specified file. If the file does not exist, a new file will be created.", "tool_2": "delete_report_section: Delete a specific content section from a designated document", "tool_3": "CompanyAnnualReport: \"Retrieves the annual report of a company for a particular year based on the provided parameters.\"", "tool_4": "write_file: Write file to given path on disk.", "tool_5": "getFileAnnualReport: Retrieve the annual report of a company"}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/ultraTool_query_220", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/ultraTool_query_220", "text_sha256": "9f82964ea24a4c7c21678264bf2c95b3c8c12769e4dd0887e22501b4002d1042", "gold_id": "ultraTool_tool_2", "negative_ids": ["ultraTool_tool_1161", "tooleyes_tool_9", "apibank_tool_98", "toolACE_tool_4362"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:ultratool/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "ultratool", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ac223f5f34f763abfe79b201cb558944313f498350ed0cfc4feba5bd7d0cee8e"}}
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{"state": "I need a land or house in Los Angeles with at least 2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms, a minimum square footage of 3050, and a maximum price of 1035000.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "API.select_home_type: # To set home types for search. For home buying, home_types choices are: \"House\", \"Townhouse\", \"Condo\", \"Land\", \"Multi-family\", \"Mobile\", \"Co-op\"; for home renting, home_types choices are: \"House\", \"Townhouse\", \"Condo\", \"Apartment\". API.select_home_type(home_types: List[str])", "tool_2": "API.set_min_square_feet: # To set the minimum home size in square feet API.set_min_square_feet(value: int)", "tool_3": "API.set_location: # To set the location for the search area. This function must be called before setting any criteria. API.set_location(value: string)", "tool_4": "searchPhones: Search and filter through the database with specific criteria such as screen size or battery life.", "tool_5": "searchhouse: find a house at a given location"}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolbench_sam_query_136", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolbench_sam_query_136", "text_sha256": "01d2db112d16e3e1de92224ab5271e12ea9599cc089c6a3b28e9b302e7de6ad0", "gold_id": "toolbench_sam_tool_175", "negative_ids": ["toolbench_sam_tool_178", "toolbench_sam_tool_176", "appbench_tool_1", "toolalpaca_tool_1648"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolbench-sam/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "toolbench-sam", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "71448b17250a074a70a1d8a5403b8042b5312acf840d60fde691d1242b4aa460"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: An atom is the very smallest particle that still the elements properties. Sent 2: All the atoms of an element are alike. Sent 3: They are also different from the atoms of all other elements. Sent 4: For example, atoms of gold are always the same. Sent 5: It does not matter if they are found in a gold nugget or a gold ring. Sent 6: All gold atoms have the same structure and properties. Sent 7: For example, all gold atoms contain 79 protons. Sent 8: One of golds unique properties is that it is a great conductor of electricity. Sent 9: Gold is a better conductor of electricity than copper. Sent 10: Gold is more rare and expensive than copper. Sent 11: Copper is used in house wiring. Sent 12: Gold is far too expensive", "question": "Why are atoms in one element different from those in another element?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"This question is not answered in the text\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Atoms are all the same\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Atoms are the smallest units that contain elemental properties therefore, all atoms within one element are expressly alike to each other but different from those of another element\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Atoms are what create different properties in an element\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/281", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/6f095c89357550427a52", "text_sha256": "f3708a649bab5091e31735fb9db13069ae6a86e0882b9fed8b1f81de1fad39bb", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 281}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9e2a011b503933fd1892a3b38f831916dd96c2fc7676e93d8b4ae7675c74ac98"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me check if I have a reminder for attending a meeting on March 18th at 10:30 am?\nAI: Sure. Do you have the reminder content?\nUser: Yes, the content is \"Attend meeting\".\nAI: OK. I need to check your token to access the reminder. Can you please provide your username and password?\nUser: My username is \"newuser\" and my password is \"newpass\".\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='newuser', password='newpass')]->{'token': 'l9k8j7h6g5f4d3s2a1'}\nAI: Thanks! Now, can you please give me a moment to check the reminder?", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyReminder": "The API for deleting a reminder item includes content and time.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryReminder": "The API for querying a reminder item includes content and time.", "DeleteReminder": "The API for deleting a reminder item includes content and time.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "AddReminder": "The API for adding a reminder item includes content and time."}, "label": "QueryReminder", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/247", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryReminder-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "d0e4f10c155fbad12f8733b15e2730ddb23c1e54b1983cd197ddec7a57d36ed1", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 247, "file": "QueryReminder-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryReminder", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c4a53fb2717cca191f614e7ea2986550aecee09b4444edad10a943d5943c58d4"}}
{"state": "i think i want your name changed to fred", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"change_ai_name": null, "change_volume": null, "repeat": null, "no": null, "change_speed": null, "change_user_name": null, "reset_settings": null, "yes": null, "change_language": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "change_ai_name", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2796", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2796", "text_sha256": "7f6184dc83c2048946463a8e9a98ed5e8ad1ee25386101e848824c1e8351c769", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2796}, "stratum": "meta", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "55472fd6c55110397ddb6a6da72918f724ef8466b0cc06c560ac16aa67c3732f"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Getting a piercing", "context": "Various shots of a tattoo shop are shown followed by a woman sitting in a chair and a man getting items ready. She takes a sip of water and the man then pierces her lip with a needle. she"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "repeats the same procedure over and over again before nails are applied and all are shown.", "opt_2": "smiles and moves her face and he stops and looks at the tattoo before tattooing her finger.", "opt_3": "is shown again in a picture of her new piercing.", "opt_4": "'s piercing her lip longer than the first time it happened and ends with her speaking."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/40237", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_0Gr4aKQzGYk", "text_sha256": "3328718135d9c84ff95b1b483a109d568fcea921bb28fc0d85dc171fa637e298", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2644, "source_id": "activitynet~v_0Gr4aKQzGYk"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ce8195e85bace173cd3bac7fcd231d643dfb32273a779bdcfa2b56f19766fa4b"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Dam Good Luck: From the beginning, Las Vegas was built to serve travelers. Sent 2: The railroad needed a way station, and Las Vegas was the place. Sent 3: Growth continued for ten years, and by 1915 the town had telephones, round-the-clock electricity, and a growing population — many of whom worked in the railroad repair shop. Sent 4: But such heady progress would soon come to a halt. Sent 5: The growing competition in rail transport resulted in Union Pacific buying the Los Angeles–Salt Lake line. Sent 6: Union Pacific then consolidated its operations, eliminating the Las Vegas repair facility. Sent 7: Additionally, Las Vegas had been made a part of Nevada's new Clark County in 1909, a year when the legislature also outlawed gambling. Sent 8: These unfortunate circumstances threatened to relegate Las Vegas to the status of a small desert community that could no longer support its 3000 residents. Sent 9: But the southwest's growing need for water, combined with Las Vegas's fortuitous proximity to the Colorado River, would give Las Vegas a second chance to achieve prosperity. Sent 10: Construction on Hoover Dam (originally Boulder Dam, subsequently renamed for the president who authorized the project) began in 1931 in a canyon 45 miles (72 km) southeast of Las Vegas. Sent 11: Providing an influx of 165 million to the southwestern economy, Hoover Dam played a major role in preventing Las Vegas from drying up, both financially and literally. Sent 12: Not only did it create jobs, but it also created Lake Mead, the massive reservoir that today provides water to all of southern Nevada. Sent 13: More Government Help: The construction of Hoover Dam did not single-handedly save Las Vegas, however. Sent 14: The state legislature helped as well, by legalizing gambling in 1931 and thus solidifying the future of the town, though legislators and residents could never have known this at the time. Sent 15: The hordes of people who attended Hoover Dam's 1935 dedication set the city's now-formidable public relations machine into action. Sent 16: They went to work on what has become one of the lengthiest citywide tourism campaigns ever attempted. Sent 17: It didn't take long for the city to establish itself as a wild-West town with an \"anything goes\" attitude. Sent 18: Vices outlawed or heavily controlled elsewhere were legal here, available any hour of any day (or night)", "question": "What stopped the progress of Las Vegas?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Eliminating the repair facility\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Las Vegas was a part of Clark County which outlawed gambling\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"The elimination of its repair facility and outlawed gambling\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"The temperatures of the desert were too overwhelming\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Shutting down the power\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/133", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/9ca6f913fc1fb6ce84ff", "text_sha256": "f3edfa838f5492838a8e66e880569350ff6e06a2e8ab2379471a435e44ac4ae0", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 133}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7bdc189e3f172dd7be9b9970153a8de8d794e63574c3ea1d9143f57de93cff41"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Natalist raises $5 million from Katrina Lake, Julia Cheek, Rock Health To Redesign The Prenatal Experience. The Ultimate Guide To Starting A Side Hustle Part 1: Passion Is Not The Way I am excited to work closely with this group of investors to pursue our vision for improving the fertility experience. Most of our investors are parents (three of them LGBTQ parents), each with their own unique fertility journey. So they bring not just capital, but an authentic connection and desire to push our mission forward and help others start families, said Halle Tecco, Founder and CEO. With plans to expand its offering of evidence-based products and educational resources, Natalist is positioned to grow its reach in the family planning arena. Specifically, Natalist is in the R&D phase with a few additional products including products specifically designed to cover the needs of women with particular conditions like PCOS and endometriosis, as well as exploring products addressing male fertility. Natalist supplements Natalist This November the company also plans to launch Parent Plans, a guided book and journal covering topics from conception to parenting philosophies. Natalist will offer a version of the book for LGBTQ couples that explores topics and concerns unique to this group. An Often Difficult Journey Many Can Relate To Aileen Lee, from Cowboy Ventures, highlights her passion to improve this space: From my own experience, I know how confusing and outdated existing fertility products and offerings can be. The Natalist team is well positioned to redesign what it means to start a family. Im proud to be an investor and join them on this mission. Julia Cheek, CEO of EverlyWell, at-home lab-testing company that raised $50million last April, said: Its an incredibly exciting time in the womens health space, and particularly in fertility where women and their partners are proactively sharing their fertility journeys and looking for communities like Natalist to support them. As a new mom myself, Im excited to back the Natalist team to support others embarking on what can be a lonely and emotional process for many women. Christine Lemke, Cofounder and President of Evidation Health, a Series C health technology and service company that helps innovative life sciences and healthcare organizations understand how everyday behavior impact health outcomes, emphasizes the big opportunity in this space. My fertility journey, along with many others, is fraught, confusing, and full of unreliable and under-researched information. This creates a compelling opportunity in multiple dimensions its a large and unformed market, and when the problem is addressed, Natalist can positively impact families everywhere. The group not only recognizes the urgent need to deliver better support to future parents during their fertility journey, but also the lack of personalized product selections and evidence-based educational resources for the various groups of people who have different needs, and is committed to continuing their efforts in this direction with this funding round", "question": "Follow me on What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"other\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"funding round\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"new initiatives or programs\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive appointment\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"expanding industry\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1126", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/2fb61e9a0a46e39ed3d9", "text_sha256": "c9a9827df5c7fce9b832f83d3c76278d99929289ce696cdbf59ad41cd2924765", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1126}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5c215b35834d98c8a1d24f29d4408ff26cb32e654c9fe258245c98a86edb13bf"}}
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{"state": {"service": "Music service to browse discographies and play them back on your device", "dialogue": ["User: I would like to watch a movie.", "System: Which genre do you prefer?", "User: I would like a funny movie.", "System: I have 10 movies. What about A Madea Family Funeral, Auntie Mame or Dr. Strangelove.", "User: Let's try A Madea Family Funeral. I also want some pop songs from the album Spectrum from 2019.", "System: How about Better Man by Westlife on the album Spectrum.", "User: Do you have anything else?"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchForSongs": "Find music to listen to based on your criteria", "BeginPlayingMusic": "Start playing the song whose title is given", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "SearchForSongs", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/10_00114/6", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/10_00114", "text_sha256": "c739a1a0ba7fe4c32eb9492cb5511c804555dd64b50e094274fc40f6be3532b1", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "10_00114", "turn": 6}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "97f5f97f26f830e5f929acef2ef0dfc4b523164ce684c5222c9b495e5b052a74"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: (CNN) -- Deposed Honduran President Jose Manuel Zelaya will not be reinstated as head of state, an overwhelming majority of the Honduran congress voted Wednesday. Sent 2: In an hours-long process, 111 lawmakers voted in favor of a motion not to return Zelaya to office. Sent 3: A majority of 65 votes in the 128-member body was required to reject his reinstatement. Sent 4: Zelaya was removed from office in a military-led coup on June 28 and replaced by congressional leader Roberto Micheletti. Sent 5: On Wednesday, lawmakers voted one by one and addressed the chamber as they cast their vote, making for a slow process. Sent 6: The vote was a key part of a U.S.-brokered pact that representatives for Zelaya and Micheletti signed October 29, giving Congress the power to decide Zelaya's fate. Sent 7: The United States expressed disappointment Thursday over the latest rebuff to its diplomatic efforts to end the political crisis in Honduras. Sent 8: U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs Arturo Valenzuela continued to call on the Honduran government to allow Zelaya's return and to create a unity government in the interim period before the new president takes office next month. Sent 9: \"We are disappointed by this decision since the United States had hoped the [Honduran] Congress would have approved his return,\" Valenzuela said in a conference call with journalists in Washington. Sent 10: \"Our policy since June 28 has been consistently principled. Sent 11: It has condemned the coup d'etat and continued to accept President Zelaya as the democratically elected and legitimate leader of Honduras throughout this political crisis.\" Sent 12: The United States continues to call for Honduras to engage in national reconciliation and creation of a truth commission to investigate the crisis, in addition to the unity government. Sent 13: \"The absence of democratic, constitutional order is the unacceptable status quo,\" a senior U.S. administration official said on the conference call, remaining anonymous under the ground rules of the call and because of the sensitivity of the situation. Sent 14: \"The election is a step toward a day where Honduras will have an electorally legitimate government in place", "question": "\" Multi Label Question: Who called to engage in national reconciliation and creation of a truth commission to investigate the crisis, in addition to the unity government, before the new president takes office next month?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"The United States\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs Arturo Valenzuela\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Britain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Ecuadaor\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/169", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/262983638e1cb919de1b", "text_sha256": "dedd79147aa6554d337bbd8021270199e5d78d4326fd29deedf27ba71bf9d93d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 169}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3e71bb2464e575093b25dad525f6bdeec10093d7cc156f247458dbae40b255ec"}}
{"state": {"service": "A popular service for searching and reserving rooms in hotels", "dialogue": ["User: I'm planning a trip, and need to find a hotel room.", "System: Okay. In what city should I look for a hotel?", "User: I'm going to be needing a room in Toronto, Ontario.", "System: Let's see, I found 10 different hotels that might work for you. How about Best Western Plus Toronto North York Hotel & Suites? It's a nice 3 star hotel.", "User: Can you tell me about another hotel I'd like possibly?", "System: Yes. There's Best Western Premier Toronto Airport Carlingview Hotel, which is also nice and 3 stars.", "User: Can you look again for one I'd like, a two star one? I just need 1 room.", "System: Here's a nice 2 star hotel, Best Western Primrose Hotel Downtown-Toronto.", "User: I like how that one sounds.", "System: Do you want me to reserve you a room there?", "User: I do. I want the room for 1 day, checking in on the 11th of this month.", "System: Okay, just to confirm, you will be staying at Best Western Primrose Hotel Downtown-Toronto, checking in on March 11th for 1 day, 1 person, in Toronto.", "User: Yes, that's all correct."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"ReserveHotel": "Reserve a selected hotel for given dates", "SearchHotel": "Find a hotel at a given location", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "ReserveHotel", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/16_00076/12", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/16_00076", "text_sha256": "7a713d52f8e71ae857d8b34481dbbce13e0e09186ed2bf8a6d626b311bd51516", "schema_variant": "original", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "16_00076", "turn": 12}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ea6ecfec51e96962ecfa1846f5a560c7aec9b0c9fdfe73ea07b79fcaa659f66d"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Clean and jerk", "context": "He lifts the weight and first brings it parallel to his shoulders. He then lifts it completely over his head with his arms extended. after"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "leaving his arms up for several seconds, he allows the weight to fall on the ground.", "opt_2": ", he lifts the weight over his head, and a hole starts to appear in the middle of his chest.", "opt_3": "he drops the weight from his hands, he stands up and shows us the weight.", "opt_4": "he drops the weight, another man appears and he's shirtless and hiking."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/41261", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_DU2hdNIS2WI", "text_sha256": "d94954135e2b99e94cad86126fb4458001f7e96333e6ebccae11a0b3fdaffeea", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2707, "source_id": "activitynet~v_DU2hdNIS2WI"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e06e8a21187aed1ef5a8b0c40aa07aab7453b47443cc9cc7aa5c0681169ea5a1"}}
{"state": "User: Can you tell me my next appointment on March 25th, 2023?\nAI: Sure. What is your name?\nUser: My name is Robert Lee.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital."}, "label": "QueryRegistration", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/324", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "d946490d36a69f4a2f5a340058c48123d0c985aedcb9fbd2291217451f961386", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 324, "file": "QueryRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryRegistration", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8b9dc48ff03169cb7e87268fc3a7c7431db94086b4d7d7038ef869d16e1c62f5"}}
{"state": "Write a python function to find the sublist having minimum length.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-v1": null}, "label": "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.244", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.244", "text_sha256": "a996b57d6593417fe24f2ad661be404e28f19888a9722accef580ebfffc9367d", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v2", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.244"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "37aca61e0a08286121ac274e7b7dd3c3fe8d4a13cabc1b0407ea9f0493b916e4"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nMaternal weight gain is usually monitored in pregnancy. Which of the following statements is/are true:\n\nA) excessive maternal weight gain in pregnancy has been linked to obesity in the offspring\nB) research to define pattern and level of optimal weight gain is ongoing\nC) all of the options given are correct\nD) both inadequate and excessive weight gain are associated with poorer maternal and infant health outcomes\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "claude-v2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null}, "label": "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-nutrition.val.259", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-nutrition.val.259", "text_sha256": "f766578ffecba68f19b6ec6267cccf828a97bbd196ad5af23132b688110ee07c", "eval_name": "mmlu-nutrition", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-nutrition.val.259"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "023ab8bbac4f139c17c4f8967d0dcfa03484b07e443c675df6d7fe8669d6a888"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#ffffff #ffc0a9 #e6869c #593723 #3f1f47", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#c94d00 #992b06 #1cbfa3 #efffc9 #e6790f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f085ff #e09ee8 #dc59e8 #f023ff #f16eff", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#1d78e5 #08213f #10437f #1864bf #2186ff", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#c3ccb8 #6a7f4d #d4ff9a #797f73 #f4ffe6", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#45322d #e38b8b #fff2e1 #b89284 #2b1f20", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#73532d #f2d8a7 #bfa473 #262014 #bfa450", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#73532d #f2d8a7 #bfa473 #262014 #bfa450", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#a68f81 #f2ede4 #d0e2f2 #8fa66d #402f31", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#3cd0b9 #0c8e7a #d0673c #843616 #ff9063", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a66b49 #a6a160 #cfc497 #a9b6a2 #637365", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#91ff18 #3ae815 #24ff43 #15e86f #18ffbb", "rating": 4}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#cc6400 #ffbe16 #665f4d #14d2ca #a1ffe0", "b": "#241e17 #263a46 #aa875a #dcaf71 #6c1c0f"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/777", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/777", "text_sha256": "08a8271a4190ab155788e32ca7c2b82ca4e3d444d5eabf89c86522430bdf78e9", "themes": [8861, 7838], "ratings": [3, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 777}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "aa2e8945a3f67ac01a79a62edeea18fde14244d856639c8ef134631aaedc0cdd"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#b25b0f #985214 #03650a #17b222 #270f72", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#b25b0f #985214 #03650a #17b222 #270f72", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#9ea87c #9c9457 #94785f #453633 #332d1e", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#8c544f #594c3c #262014 #0d0a05 #403d1a", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#a6695b #bf996b #8c7d61 #f2ca52 #93945b", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ab6969 #c2beb1 #282c30 #56595c #d9b8b5", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f9fffa #7bab9b #6e7050 #403d35 #0a0904", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#521223 #cc8d8a #fce8af #c5c77a #2b152a", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#521223 #cc8d8a #fce8af #c5c77a #2b152a", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#20505f #44687d #a8b8b4 #f4e800 #978000", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#271c1a #d9b8b8 #a67676 #593939 #0e0c0d", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#271c1a #d9b8b8 #a67676 #593939 #0e0c0d", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#000014 #00001e #000028 #000032 #00003c", "b": "#bf9d5e #f2f2f2 #a4b0bf #283459 #09080d"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/962", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/962", "text_sha256": "521ec9effc378740a52f23b7b026f85bdd1cf0029182a9c7e2facf7c69805809", "themes": [7986, 5168], "ratings": [4, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 962}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "670993f00420b7caa551ee5268f71d6bded84e6e1cb6fd53c6535a42d49ba7f0"}}
{"state": "In the shimmering opulence of a luxury restaurant, Roderick's life was abruptly ended by a pistol's merciless blow; now Detective Winston must untangle the web of Oscar and Brianna's testimonies.\n\nDetective Winston, staring at the rain streaming down his office window, absentmindedly stirred his lukewarm coffee. Another murder landed on his desk. The victim, Roderick. The list of facts pertaining to Brianna, a tenacious teacher suspected to be involved, seemed to be a never-ending stream of potential leads.\n\nSifting through stacks of evidence, he came across a statement from Roderick, Brianna's boss, refusing to consider her for a promotion at work. Winston placed it on top of the pile as he planned his approach. The next piece of evidence was a statement from a valet at the luxury restaurant. According to the valet, not only did both Brianna and Roderick dine there on the night of the murder, but they were also both seen leaving the restaurant at the same time.\n\nWinston made his way over to the shooting range. A police report detailed that a pistol Brianna recently purchased and practiced with here was identical to the one used to kill Roderick. \n\nThe shooting range was winding down for the evening. Winston was able to speak to the range officer, \"So, Brianna's been coming here often?\"\n\n\"Yeah, she's really dedicated. You wouldn't believe it but she's won several competitions here,\" the range officer commented, leading Winston to the lanes where Brianna often practiced.\n\nWithin his stack of evidence, Winston found a copy of the restaurant's reservation list, confirming Brianna's presence at Classico's that night. More evidence from his stack showed that Brianna had been ambitiously seeking the same promotion at the school she worked, the promotion Roderick instead received.\n\nHe soon found himself speaking with the restaurant staff. The valet, waitstaff, and even some kitchen staff all recalled seeing Brianna leave the restaurant around the same time as Roderick. Most interestingly, they all bore witness to an argument that Brianna had with Roderick during dinner.\n\nNext, Winston stopped by the school where Roderick worked. A fellow teacher revealed how deeply disappointed Brianna was when Roderick got the promotion instead of her.\n\nWith the collected evidence, Winston knew he needed to confront Brianna. \n\n\"We've talked to the range officer at the shooting range,\" said Winston, meeting Brianna in her classroom.\n\nBrianna nodded, \"Yes, I spill my frustrations on paper targets, helps me to stay focused.\"\n\n\"Do you dine at Classico's often,\" Winston asked casually.\n\n\"Yes, once every so often,\" replied Brianna, \"I’m a regular there.\"\n\n\"I’m sure they recognized you the night Roderick was killed,\" Winston said, subtly sliding the copy of the reservations list across the desk. \n\n\"I suppose,\" Brianna said, cleaning her glasses, \"But isn’t it a little strange that a busy detective like you is asking about dinner plans?”\n\nWinston shrugged and stood up. \"Well, duty calls. It was nice chatting with you, Brianna.\" Making his leave, Winston thought about all the pieces he had gathered and how they all seemed to point to Brianna.\n\nWinston was nursing a black coffee and flipping through the case file when the first cracks of dawn speckled the dreary sky. The victim, Roderick, had been a stand-up entrepreneur before he caught a bullet. Roderick had agreed to meet his husband, Oscar, to discuss their divorce plans on the day he died. \n\n\"Why flee when you're already getting a divorce?\" Winston found himself murmuring to his empty, scarcely lit office. A note from a confidential source in the case file revealed that Oscar had heard from Roderick that he was planning to leave him. \n\nWinston's musings were interrupted by a phone call. It was Oscar's son, Josh. He cheerfully announced his excitement about the languid summer that lay ahead of him, spent at home. Winston rubbed his eyes, cracked his back, and decided it was time to pay Oscar a visit.\n\nOscar lived in a modest suburban home. The early morning dew lightly wet the sidewalk and the chill hung in the air. His silver sedan with premium rims was parked in the driveway, just as Oscar's neighbor had mentioned. She'd been seeing their car parked there with the windows down at all times lately. Upon inspection, Winston could see a receipt for a large, black suitcase on the passenger seat. He made a note of it.\n\nOscar, on the other hand, looked like a shadow of his former self. Tired eyes, unkempt hair, and the flicker of sadness in his eyes confirmed his ongoing love for Roderick, despite everything. The sad fact that he had been forced to say goodbye to his job a month ago only added to his woe. His therapist had been supporting him through the divorce-related depression, but with Roderick's sudden demise, things had taken a turn for the worse.\n\nWinston was offered a cup of coffee while he casually asked Oscar about the night of Roderick's death. Oscar offered up the information that he had proposed a toast at the private party right before Roderick was shot, diverting everyone's attentions momentarily away from the man. After having his fill of the tepid liquid, Winston got up, thanked Oscar for his time, and walked back towards his car.\n\nThe sound of his shoes crunching the freshly dewed gravel, Winston lit up a cigarette. He drove away eventually, leaving Oscar in his rearview mirror, standing in the doorway. He gave an inward groan thinking about the mountain of paperwork waiting for him at the station.\n\nIn this mess, a voice echoed in his head, 'Heard Oscar was in therapy. Depression, they said.' \n\nIt was a long day and Winston was certain, it was going to be a long case.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Oscar", "opt_2": "Brianna"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/23", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/23", "text_sha256": "0abc553ebc112490420e7cc8880c66f9a444e71300b6699c13050170803fa5d4", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 23}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "625d1fe290b69cc89a104c03a6cc82a40bf978063fd65987e394b6b309b1fa54"}}
{"state": "How to put ArUco markers in Gazebo Classic\n\nThe title says it all. I would like to test my robot's ArUco recognition and processing abilities by putting some markers around environments in classic Gazebo.\n\nAll the tutorials I see online seem to be for older versions of Gazebo and (frankly) use some very elaborate tricks.\n\nWhat is the canonical way of adding a marker to Gazebo?\n\nEDIT: My version of Gazebo is 11.10.2, by \"older versions of Gazebo\" I mean older versions of Gazebo classic specifically. Sorry for any confusion.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Note: Since the name of the project has gone through two major changes, we highly recommend you read the history of the project to have a better understanding of the terminology used in this tutorial and elsewhere. As a convention we refer to older versions of Gazebo, those with release numbers like Gazebo 9 and Gazebo 11 as \"Gazebo Classic.\" Newer versions of Gazebo, formerly called \"Ignition\", with lettered releases names like Harmonic, are referred to as just \"Gazebo\" in this document. This tutorial will show how to migrate an existing ROS 2 package that uses the gazebo_ros_pkgs package to the new ros_gz. We will use the turtlebot3_simulations package as an example. The complete, migrated version of turtlebot3_simulations covered in this tutorial, can be found in this fork.", "doc_2": "rosdep install --from-paths . -i -y\nThis tutorial assumes you are using Gazebo Fortress as it is the version of Gazebo officially paired with ROS 2 Humble. While it is possible to use newer versions of Gazebo with ROS 2 Humble, it requires extra work and is not recommend for most users. See Installing Gazebo with ROS to learn more. If you intend to switch back and forth between the new Gazebo and Gazebo Classic, it's best to use Gazebo Fortress since the newer versions will automatically uninstall Gazebo Classic. With that being said, the concepts covered by the tutorial should work with newer versions of ROS 2 and Gazebo.", "doc_3": "**You're reading the documentation for an older, but still supported, version\nof ROS 2. For information on the latest version, please have a look at[ Iron\n](../../../../../iron/Tutorials/Advanced/Simulators/Gazebo/Gazebo.html) . **", "doc_4": "Follow dynamic targets with a camera\n\nPosted by Nick Lamprianidis on January 27, 2020\n\nLast time, we worked on creating a [ basic gazebo simulation\n](https://nlamprian.me/blog/software/ros/2019/12/26/navigate-gazebo-worlds/) .\nWe arranged our gazebo resources, created a map for our world, and configured\nthe launch of a robot model and the navigation stack, such that we are able to\nsend a goal and have the robot autonomously navigate to it. This time, we\nbuild upon that simulation by spawning a second robot in the world with a\ntarget on its back, which our robot will try to follow. More specifically, we\nare going to work on an application of visual servoing, and in the meantime,\nwe’ll have the chance to explore how to configure a multi-robot simulation,\napply textures to models, enforce constraints between models, and have a robot\nfollow a visual marker that is constantly moving in the world.\n\n![visual-servoing](https://nlamprian.me/assets/img/blog/2020-01-27-visual-\nservoing-in-gazebo/visual-servoing.png)", "doc_5": "1) Launch gazebo (not the standard way, I will elaborate below)  \n2) Launch the robot state publisher with your URDF file  \n3) Run the ` spawn_entity ` node to spawn your robot into gazebo"}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/73", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/73", "text_sha256": "fd16f861ce857442b3c17e1d83b4e297553134ea1e93501ecea761c2f971bdd3", "gold_id": "visual_marker/visualservoingingaze_1.txt", "negative_ids": ["spawn_entity/migratinggazeboclass_1.txt", "spawn_entity/spawnmodelwithros2ga_48.txt", "spawn_entity/migratinggazeboclass_15.txt", "underwater_simulation/Gazebohtml_11.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "73"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "417ad1531d648ea4ca933b0294f276dd6852bde4d94e9dc037f5a0f21661d310"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: In the period before World War II, the New York Times published a vignette in their \"The Talk of the Town\" feature saying that Einstein was so well known in America that he would be stopped on the street by people wanting him to explain \"that theory\". Sent 2: He finally figured out a way to handle the incessant inquiries. Sent 3: He told his inquirers \"Pardon me, sorry! Sent 4: Always I am mistaken for Professor Einstein.\" Sent 5: Einstein has been the subject of or inspiration for many novels, films, plays, and works of music. Sent 6: He is a favorite model for depictions of mad scientists and absent-minded professors; his expressive face and distinctive hairstyle have been widely copied and exaggerated. Sent 7: Time magazine's Frederic Golden wrote that Einstein was \"a cartoonist's dream come true\"", "question": "Why did Einstein pretend to be mistaken for Professor Einstein?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"He was a spy\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"To handle inquirers\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"To avoid inquiries in street\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"He was a wanted criminal\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"To handle the incessant inquires\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/51", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/90da4d21dedb292b24a6", "text_sha256": "17ccbd99478a3023381ae0a4b19bc17b5a920531ee2ce63320494396418b4b35", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 51}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4fadd6e0eb015eaa3c4fd6f042cf333dcd0f700ebd77a54f3aa023ac484d499b"}}
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{"state": "What is the difference between biodegradable and compostable plastic?\n\nI read this and still don't fully understand the difference. Which decomposes faster? Do they mean biodegradables don't need \"certain\" conditions so they are good to go into a bin (or a hole in your backyard)? Or do they mean biodegradable plastic leave some non-soil residue behind?\n\nPlastic that is compostable is biodegradable, but not every plastic that is biodegradable is compostable. Whereas biodegradable plastic may be engineered to biodegrade in soil or water, compostable plastic refers to biodegradation into soil conditioning material (i.e., compost) under a certain set of conditions. In order for a plastic to be labeled as commercially “compostable” it must able to be broken down by biological treatment at a commercial or industrial composting facility. Composting utilizes microorganisms, heat and humidity to yield carbon dioxide, water, inorganic compounds, and biomass that is similar in characteristic to the rest of the finished compost product. Decomposition of the plastic must occur at a rate similar to the other elements of the material being composted (within 6 months) and leave no toxic residue that would adversely impact the ability of the finished compost to support plant growth. ASTM Standards D6400 and D6868 outline the specifications that must be met in order to label a plastic as commercially “compostable”. There are currently no ASTM standard test methods in place for evaluating the ability of a plastic to compost in a home environment.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Compostability – ASTM D6002  [  [ edit\n](/w/index.php?title=Bioplastic&action=edit&section=23 \"Edit section:\nCompostability – ASTM D6002\") ]\n\nThe ASTM D 6002 method for determining the compostability of a plastic defined\nthe word _[ compostable ](/wiki/Compost \"Compost\") _ as follows:\n\n> that which is capable of undergoing biological decomposition in a compost\n> site such that the material is not visually distinguishable and breaks down\n> into carbon dioxide, water, inorganic compounds and biomass at a rate\n> consistent with known compostable materials.  [91]\n\n![](//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/b/b4/Ambox_important.svg/40px-\nAmbox_important.svg.png)\n\n|\n\nThis section **possibly contains[ original research\n](/wiki/Wikipedia:No_original_research \"Wikipedia:No original research\") ** .\nPlease [ improve it\n](https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bioplastic&action=edit) by [\nverifying ](/wiki/Wikipedia:Verifiability \"Wikipedia:Verifiability\") the\nclaims made and adding [ inline citations\n](/wiki/Wikipedia:Citing_sources", "doc_2": "The act of turning compost can mean the difference between finished compost in\njust a few months, or waiting much longer for decomposition to happen. Turning\ninfluences composting speed, but it can also help resolve a number of common\ncomposting problems. And most of us want good quality compost quicker… Right ?\nSo, in the…", "doc_3": "PFAS are widely used in manufacturing because of their flame-retardant and water- and oil-repellent properties. Two long-chain PFAS, perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS), have been linked to negative health effects, so companies in the U.S. have voluntarily phased out their production. As a result, many manufacturers have switched to shorter-chain PFAS, whose health effects are less well known. Previous research has shown that PFAS in biosolids applied as fertilizer can migrate from soil to plants and then accumulate in humans through the food chain. Because compostable food packaging is becoming increasingly popular, Linda Lee and colleagues wanted to find out how much PFAS end up in the composted material.", "doc_4": "Industrial compostability – EN 13432, ASTM D6400  [  [ edit\n](/w/index.php?title=Bioplastic&action=edit&section=22 \"Edit section:\nIndustrial compostability – EN 13432, ASTM D6400\") ]\n\nThe [ EN ](/wiki/European_Norm \"European Norm\") 13432 industrial standard must\nbe met in order to claim that a plastic product is compostable in the European\nmarketplace. In summary, it requires multiple tests and sets pass/fail\ncriteria, including disintegration (physical and visual break down) of the\nfinished item within 12 weeks, biodegradation (conversion of organic carbon\ninto CO  2  ) of polymeric ingredients within 180 days, plant toxicity and\nheavy metals. The [ ASTM ](/wiki/ASTM \"ASTM\") 6400 standard is the regulatory\nframework for the United States and has similar requirements.\n\nMany [ starch ](/wiki/Starch \"Starch\") -based plastics, PLA-based plastics and\ncertain [ aliphatic ](/wiki/Aliphatic \"Aliphatic\") \\- [ aromatic\n](/wiki/Aromatic \"Aromatic\") co- [ polyester ](/wiki/Polyester \"Polyester\")\ncompounds, such as [ succinates ](/wiki/Succinates \"Succinates\") and [\nadipates ](/wiki/Adipic_acid", "doc_5": "Compostable packaging needs to be in composting conditions in order to compost. Industrial composting creates the perfect balance of microbes, moisture and warmth heat, so that compostable packaging can be included in food waste recycling. Home composting conditions vary with the skill of the householder, so we don’t make any claims there, but there have been successful trials using hot compost bins. The heat generated during composting is a function of the compost pile’s size. A small pile will typically not generate enough heat to break down packaging. Industrial facilities have very large piles. \n**What’s the point if I can’t compost it?** __"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/2", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/2", "text_sha256": "eb9e9d24cc7225c1abde357043854a23408a002c893e75f22fb912445a11fe26", "gold_id": "biodegradable/201905compostablefoodpfasenvironmenthtml_2.txt", "negative_ids": ["sustainable_plastic/Bioplastic_25.txt", "sustainable_plastic/Bioplastic_27.txt", "shredded_paper/drycompostsolutions_83.txt", "food_compost/composting_69.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "2"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "35bcc2585edcf42199f9a2060e1fbf61a9e13d4238cae6138eb7ccbe01af3e97"}}
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{"state": "What would Russia gain economically speaking if it conquered Ukraine?\n\nRussia seems to take preparations for an invasion of Ukraine. Would Russia get richer or economically more powerful if it managed to annex ukraine? If so, in what ways? On the one hand Ukraine has a lot of natural resources like iron ore, coal, manganese, natural gas, oil, salt, sulfur, graphite, titanium, magnesium, kaolin, nickel, mercury, and arable land. But on the other hand the country is poorer than russia.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "* [ Energy-General ](https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/)\n* [ Oil Prices ](https://oilprice.com/Energy/Oil-Prices/)\n* [ Crude Oil ](https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/)\n* [ Heating Oil ](https://oilprice.com/Energy/Heating-Oil/)\n* [ Gas Prices ](https://oilprice.com/Energy/Gas-Prices/)\n* [ Natural Gas ](https://oilprice.com/Energy/Natural-Gas/)\n* [ Coal ](https://oilprice.com/Energy/Coal/)\n* [ Company News ](https://oilprice.com/oilcompanynews)\n* [ Interviews ](https://oilprice.com/Interviews)\n* [ Geopolitics ](https://oilprice.com/Geopolitics/)", "doc_2": "* [ 2022 Russian crude oil price cap sanctions ](/wiki/2022_Russian_crude_oil_price_cap_sanctions \"2022 Russian crude oil price cap sanctions\") – Economic sanction following the Russian invasion of Ukraine\n* [ Embargo of Russian oil during the Russo-Ukrainian War ](/wiki/Embargo_of_Russian_oil_during_the_Russo-Ukrainian_War \"Embargo of Russian oil during the Russo-Ukrainian War\")\n* [ EU natural gas price cap ](/wiki/EU_natural_gas_price_cap \"EU natural gas price cap\") – Price cap imposed by EU\n* [ International sanctions during the Russian invasion of Ukraine ](/wiki/International_sanctions_during_the_Russian_invasion_of_Ukraine \"International sanctions during the Russian invasion of Ukraine\") – Economic measures against Russia and Belarus since 2022\n* [ Petroleum industry in Russia ](/wiki/Petroleum_industry_in_Russia \"Petroleum industry in Russia\") – One of the largest in the world", "doc_3": "The **resource curse** , also known as the **paradox of plenty** or the\n**poverty paradox** , is the phenomenon of countries with an abundance of [\nnatural resources ](/wiki/Natural_resource \"Natural resource\") (such as [\nfossil fuels ](/wiki/Fossil_fuel \"Fossil fuel\") and certain [ minerals\n](/wiki/Mineral \"Mineral\") ) having less [ economic growth\n](/wiki/Economic_growth \"Economic growth\") , less [ democracy\n](/wiki/Democracy \"Democracy\") , or worse [ development\n](/wiki/Economic_development \"Economic development\") outcomes than countries\nwith fewer natural resources.  [1]  There are many theories and much academic\ndebate about the reasons for and exceptions to the adverse outcomes. Most\nexperts believe the resource curse is not universal or inevitable but affects\ncertain types of countries or regions under certain conditions.  [2]  [3]", "doc_4": "Russia said last week that it wants the European countries that buy its\nnatural gas to [ make their payments in rubles\n](https://click.nl.npr.org/?qs=26e63b1e7b78cea6a40df89ae251f2eb66d5fd56493a59b259ea196e29128bef1f731c752125100a67ed1edce5815b718670617de14a4a92)\n, rather than dollars or euros. A month ago, that might have seemed like a\npretty good deal: The ruble was down 40%, at 139 rubles to the dollar, in the\nwake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.", "doc_5": "EU Solidarity with Ukraine\nEU sanctions against Russia following the invasion of Ukraine\nSanctions on energy\nSanctions on energy\nalt=\"\"\nFACTS\nThe import ban covers 90% of EU current oil imports from Russia"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/61", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/61", "text_sha256": "fc164945e360f2f924a6f9c8735894a8c4e7c145c92d26f092449d715d64de16", "gold_id": "russia_rich/Resourcecurse_41.txt", "negative_ids": ["russia_sanction_oil/2023Russianoilproductssanctionsandpricecap_93.txt", "russia_sanction_oil/howrussiarescuedtheruble_38.txt", "oil_price_cap/APeekAtRussiasResponseToTheG7OilPriceCaphtml_3.txt", "russia_sanction_oil/sanction_energy_urls_3.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "61"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b8c6b77e817cf8e2c84b011768ddbb7579f61475a8e8ecbdb3646eafa0743bdf"}}
{"state": "How are our senses dimmed during sleep?\nOur senses are not as sensitive during sleep compared to wake. There is an arousal threshold during sleep that only when it is overcome will it wake a person up. My question is how is this arousal threshold lowered as sleep progresses? And how it is raised again during the latter stages of sleep?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Sleep Stage Bout Duration Distributions\nGroup-level bout duration distributions, first for sleep and wakefulness and subsequently for each separate sleep stage, were assessed with survival-analytical techniques, similar to those carried out in previous studies on sleep–wake transition patterns.26–29 To first investigate overall sleep versus wake bouts as previously reported, we defined sleep bouts as consecutive epochs scored as stages N1, N2, N3, or R and wake bouts as consecutive epochs scored as stage W. Next, at a more fine-grained level, we extracted bouts of individual sleep stages,", "doc_2": "The parietal lobe is one of the four major lobes of the cerebral cortex in the brain of mammals. The parietal lobe is positioned above the temporal lobe and behind the frontal lobe and central sulcus.\nThe parietal lobe integrates sensory information among various modalities, including spatial sense and navigation (proprioception), the main sensory receptive area for the sense of touch in the somatosensory cortex which is just posterior to the central sulcus in the postcentral gyrus, and the dorsal stream of the visual system. The major sensory inputs from the skin (touch, temperature, and pain receptors), relay through the thalamus to the parietal lobe.\nSeveral areas of the parietal lobe are important in language processing. The somatosensory cortex can be illustrated as a distorted figure – the cortical homunculus (Latin: \"little man\") in which the body parts are rendered according to how much of the somatosensory cortex is devoted to them. The superior parietal lobule and inferior parietal lobule are the primary areas of body or spatial awareness. A lesion commonly in the right superior or inferior parietal lobule leads to hemineglect.\nThe name comes from the  parietal bone, which is named from the Latin paries-, meaning \"wall\".", "doc_3": "8] investigated transitions between wakefulness and sleep during the sleep period in order to derive models for the process of sleep stages (where Lo et al. reduced the transitions to wake–sleep transitions, only, by lumping all sleep stages into one class). To gain further insight into transition patterns including multistep transitions between sleep stages we analyse in the following sleep data employing symbolic dynamics.", "doc_4": "an increase of transitions between light sleep stages N1 and N2 and between N1 and W. On the other hand, for elderly subjects fewer transitions occur between deep-sleep stages N3 and N4, and between N2 and R. There is no significant difference of transitions N2–N3 between young and old subjects. Elderly subjects wake up more often and exhibit fewer transitions to deep-sleep stage N4 and to REM sleep stage R.", "doc_5": "we see no significant increase in transitions N1–W. This reflects that young subjects with sleep disorders do not wake up more often compared with normal subjects without any sleep disorder."}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/81", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/81", "text_sha256": "c2e99e44380fdea11ba08c9385318d10125159cad4db8d42111a43196fb05967", "gold_id": "sense_dimmed_sleep/Parietal_lobe_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["fast_asleep/rsta20140093_15_1.txt", "fast_asleep/3926054_14_0.txt", "fast_asleep/rsta20140093_45_1.txt", "fast_asleep/rsta20140093_43_1.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "81"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "125ac04b2b0d47da4a66b0c10e36ea08786c00e2f48a387439cc8f92b82191ce"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: I need a Supernatural genre movie showing in Sebastopol, CA"], "available_functions": [{"name": "Movies_1_BuyMovieTickets", "description": "This function facilitates the purchase of movie tickets for a specified show, allowing for selection of the movie, number of tickets, show date, location, and show type.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"location\": {\"description\": \"The location of the theater, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'Los Angeles, CA'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"movie_name\": {\"description\": \"The title of the movie for which tickets are being purchased.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"number_of_tickets\": {\"description\": \"The total count of tickets to be bought.\", \"enum\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9], \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"show_date\": {\"description\": \"The date of the movie showing, in the format of 'YYYY-MM-DD'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"show_time\": {\"description\": \"The start time of the movie showing, in 24-hour format 'HH:MM'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"show_type\": {\"default\": \"regular\", \"description\": \"The format in which the movie is being shown.\", \"enum\": [\"regular\", \"3d\", \"imax\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"movie_name\", \"number_of_tickets\", \"show_date\", \"location\", \"show_time\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Movies_1_FindMovies", "description": "Search for movies based on specific criteria such as location, genre, and show type.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"genre\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The genre of the movie.\", \"enum\": [\"World\", \"Offbeat\", \"Mystery\", \"Supernatural\", \"Horror\", \"Animation\", \"Sci-fi\", \"Documentary\", \"Drama\", \"War\", \"Family\", \"Action\", \"dontcare\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"The city where the theater is located, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'Berkeley, CA' or 'New York, NY'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"show_type\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The format of the movie show such as regular, 3D, or IMAX.\", \"enum\": [\"regular\", \"3d\", \"imax\", \"dontcare\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"theater_name\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The name of the theater. 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{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: The grant also will help victims go through court proceedings after losing a job or being evicted because of an abuser's actions, Xanthopoulos said. Sent 2: \"It's going to help the victims, but it's also going to help their children,\" he said. Sent 3: More than 270 domestic violence assaults in Madison County were reported last year, according to Tennessee Bureau of Investigation statistics. Sent 4: In Jackson, more than 730 domestic violence assaults were reported last year, according to records. Sent 5: \"Domestic violence is certainly on the increase and we need to do something to curve that. Sent 6: I see this as helping that,\" Madison County Sheriff David Woolfork said of the grant. Sent 7: Domestic violence accounted for five of 12 murders in 2001 in Jackson, police have said. Sent 8: And the increase in calls prompted Jackson Police Chief Rick Staples in March to form a focus group to determine if police officers need to make changes in their response to domestic calls", "question": "Domestic violence accounts for 5 of 12 deaths in which city and state, according to the paragraph?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Jackson, TN\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"In Jackson, Tennessee\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Jackson, Michigan\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Jackson, MS\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Madison, TN\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Jackson, Mississippi\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/321", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/b0687899e7111796748e", "text_sha256": "ef44174313000b347046926d46e170c844f55bf3927cffc27280f6f228993021", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 321}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7a9846fc96a3eb41462f0b0d5aba0bf6d945b106d2b6146258e90984c815d875"}}
{"state": "The tempest had finally subsided, leaving our charming hamlet in a state of disarray and pandemonium. As the volunteer coordinator, the onus was on me to restore semblance of order - a daunting task with countless lives hanging in the balance. Two crucial responsibilities lay ahead: medical aid and resource distribution. The weight of these tasks was to be borne by my team, comprising of James, Maria, and Sam.\n\nJames was a quiet man, but there was a strength about him, molded by challenging experiences. He knew the ugliness of combat from his six long years as a combat medic in the army, an occupation that had taught him to handle surprises with calm precision. Yet I knew assigning him a role that required teamwork might not be the best move, given his preference for solo work and his discontent with Sam's authority. He had never touched inventory management, and while some might view this as a disadvantage, I saw potential. James saw structured systems as unnecessary constraints, an attitude that might serve well dealing with an unpredictable situation.\n\nThen we had Maria - an organized, capable woman who attended regular workshops to keep her first aid certification in check. She had once worked as a nurse, handling emergency cases that tested her abilities. Most importantly, Maria showed an instinct for leadership. She made clear decisions during the chaos, helping us avoid a near crisis when our warehouse faced unexpected demand. However, friction grew between her and Sam, stemming from Sam's hesitation in decision-making and Maria's insistence on including her input in every decision.\n\nSam, on the other hand, admitted to being unseasoned in crisis situations and was known to be squeamish at the sight of blood. He felt overshadowed by James' military background and intimidated by Maria's decisive actions. Yet, he had experience managing inventory at a local grocery store, giving him the basic understanding of distribution. Despite no formal training in medical aid, he had shown a sincere willingness to learn and contribute.\n\nAll three had potential, strengths outweighing their weaknesses. Could James' combat medic experience serve the medical aid we so desperately needed, or would his disregard for authority challenge team dynamics? Would Maria's knack for management help address our resource distribution woes, or would her conflict with Sam take a toll on her productivity? Could Sam find his role in the chaos, given his history with managing inventory, or would his lack of crisis management experience turn into a liability?\n\nDeciding who would handle which role was like fitting puzzle pieces together. Missteps could prove costly, while calculated moves might just bring our town one step closer to recovery. As their team leader, it was my duty to guide them through, ensuring the best possible outcome for our devastated community. The disaster had struck, and it was now time to fight back. The tasks were clear: medical aid and resource distribution, but the true question lay in who would fill those roles. Only time would tell if I had chosen wisely.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Medical Aid: Maria, Resource Distribution: James and Sam", "opt_2": "Medical Aid: James, Resource Distribution: Maria and Sam", "opt_3": "Medical Aid: Sam, Resource Distribution: James and Maria"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/187", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/187", "text_sha256": "a8037db5a6f19d7327939de593b9ea720cf75e7524dc21324e72b617ad77a9d7", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 187}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "47f18378bf92120d22cc3ebea20b6aa3f302152ccb39e9b135ce10b9df05568e"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Getting a piercing", "context": "Various shots of a tattoo shop are shown followed by a woman sitting in a chair and a man getting items ready. she"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "takes a sip of water and the man then pierces her lip with a needle.", "opt_2": "then goes out to the back and is seen tattooing and sliding around a man's headrest.", "opt_3": "continues tattooing her arm and ends with credits shown on the screen.", "opt_4": "has several tattoos and the man ffing her arm with a tool."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/40236", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_0Gr4aKQzGYk", "text_sha256": "cc28592417eed3613a45332b6dff7d564eee3410a056aa632e746d399d73a10d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2643, "source_id": "activitynet~v_0Gr4aKQzGYk"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "226cf8cbbe09fc7d9e9033bc3edeff7d8390b9770eb4e2c3c37bc4088ce455e5"}}
{"state": {"fen": "rnbqk1nr/pp1p2pp/2p1Pp2/8/8/5NP1/PPP1PK1P/RNBQ1B1R b kq - 0 6", "to_move": "black", "board": "8 r n b q k . n r\n7 p p . p . . p p\n6 . . p . P p . .\n5 . . . . . . . .\n4 . . . . . . . .\n3 . . . . . N P .\n2 P P P . P K . P\n1 R N B Q . B . R\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"d8c7": "black queen d8-c7", "g8h6": "black knight g8-h6", "h7h6": "black pawn h7-h6", "h7h5": "black pawn h7-h5", "d7e6": "black pawn d7-e6 capturing the pawn", "c6c5": "black pawn c6-c5", "d7d6": "black pawn d7-d6", "a7a5": "black pawn a7-a5", "f6f5": "black pawn f6-f5", "b7b5": "black pawn b7-b5"}, "label": "d8c7", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/cdefe8ca3bded257", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/cdefe8ca3bded257", "text_sha256": "bc840012e286e3890d92f964d3262b6632942b34fb3cbee27178e513dd98fe28", "values": {"d8c7": 0.157224, "g8h6": 0.106733, "h7h6": 0.122003, "h7h5": 0.136494, "d7e6": 0.140003, "c6c5": 0.117349, "d7d6": 0.122003, "a7a5": 0.13179, "f6f5": 0.134767, "b7b5": 0.120825}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "rnbqk1nr/pp1p2pp/2p1Pp2/8/8/5NP1/PPP1PK1P/RNBQ1B1R b kq - 0 6"}, "stratum": "opening", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "82600dec96a38084cc329654adb94d38adbf3ac60b66c1f9e8010c45311851cd"}}
{"state": "Could you display the unread emails in my inbox? I would like to draft an email to my professor at professor@example.com with the subject 'Regarding Assignment Submission' and the message body as 'Dear Professor, I would like to discuss the deadline extension for the assignment. Best regards, John'. Save this draft email to a file named 'draft.txt' in the 'outputs' folder.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "sendMarketingEmail: Send a marketing email to a list of recipients", "tool_2": "create_email_draft: Create email draft", "tool_3": "Email.show: show the emails in the inbox", "tool_4": "getUnreadEmailCount: Get the count of unread emails in the user's email inbox.", "tool_5": "Email.send: send email"}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/t_eval_step_query_29", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/t_eval_step_query_29", "text_sha256": "03e17edea41487e1a140d07fcaa5eb2633af427ad1369626061c3dda6d9a66c4", "gold_id": "t_eval_step_tool_12", "negative_ids": ["t_eval_dialog_tool_15", "toolACE_tool_3092", "toolACE_tool_15574", "ultraTool_tool_904"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:t-eval-step/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "t-eval-step", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "036679d3d41a462146bfb08f6ca0c48794de1cec6ec88a0f130571819bff4f40"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nAll of the following statements are true EXCEPT\nA) thyroxine increases the rate of metabolism\nB) epinephrine increases blood sugar levels and heart rate\nC) vasopressin stimulates water reabsorption in the kidney\nD) insulin decreases storage of glycogen\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null, "claude-instant-v1": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-high-school-biology.val.24", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-high-school-biology.val.24", "text_sha256": "3159121113ac4be2e097d62df87ab24e029bd59b2a2b711ee3a5e9732ef193b7", "eval_name": "mmlu-high-school-biology", "correct_models": ["claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-high-school-biology.val.24"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ba8dc5dea0f02be7a7d3c4ec1bff7885fffd878b9a8760a2340d835b0e7e57c1"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Find a Card of rank 'Queen' and suit 'Hearts' in the deck."], "available_functions": [{"name": "currency_exchange.convert", "description": "Convert an amount from a base currency to a target currency based on the current exchange rate.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"amount\": {\"description\": \"The amount in base currency to convert\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"base_currency\": {\"description\": \"The currency to convert from.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"target_currency\": {\"description\": \"The currency to convert to.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"base_currency\", \"target_currency\", \"amount\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "local_nursery.find", "description": "Locate local nurseries based on location and plant types availability.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"location\": {\"description\": \"The city or locality where the nursery needs to be located.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"plant_types\": {\"description\": \"Type of plants the nursery should provide.\", \"items\": {\"enum\": [\"Annual\", \"Perennial\", \"Shrub\", \"Tree\", \"Herbs\", \"Fruits\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\", \"plant_types\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "find_card_in_deck", "description": "Locate a particular card in a deck based on rank and suit.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"deck\": {\"description\": \"Deck of cards. If not provided, the deck will be a standard 52 card deck by default\", \"items\": {\"properties\": {\"rank\": {\"type\": \"string\"}, \"suit\": {\"type\": \"string\"}}, \"type\": \"dict\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"rank\": {\"description\": \"Rank of the card (e.g. Ace, Two, King).\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"suit\": {\"description\": \"Suit of the card (e.g. Hearts, Spades, Diamonds, Clubs).\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"rank\", \"suit\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "recipe.unit_conversion", "description": "Convert a value from one kitchen unit to another for cooking purposes.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"from_unit\": {\"description\": \"The unit to convert from. Supports 'teaspoon', 'tablespoon', 'cup', etc.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"precision\": {\"description\": \"The precision to round the output to, in case of a non-integer result. Optional, default is 0.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"to_unit\": {\"description\": \"The unit to convert to. Supports 'teaspoon', 'tablespoon', 'cup', etc.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"value\": {\"description\": \"The value to be converted.\", \"type\": \"float\"}}, \"required\": [\"value\", \"from_unit\", \"to_unit\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `currency_exchange.convert` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `local_nursery.find` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `find_card_in_deck` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `recipe.unit_conversion` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/multiple_178", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/multiple_178", "text_sha256": "51f05fb9ef9617667fcbf7f71e55bf95776eb986b4c1c96a4ee84b494392b8db", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_multiple.json", "id": "multiple_178"}, "stratum": "multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6d6538b7f5a731040b59faafc40b93b8be6dd61e0e7d76c361b98c8c9e41407a"}}
{"state": "Write a function to check if the given expression is balanced or not. https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/check-for-balanced-parentheses-in-an-expression/", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.391", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.391", "text_sha256": "47567b49a5178a7fff5323e81f1cd7eae034810c2cad9cf5f8a645ffe683e508", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.391"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a1129b8e8a953967fdf4b3d6a98312f5c746edf0772976f90c7b44e67801658e"}}
{"state": "The lady was blushing when she walked passed Amy but not Carrie because _ was intrigued by her.\nA) Amy\nB) Carrie\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null}, "label": "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.1133", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.1133", "text_sha256": "d2c4d21fbd89899feb34bfabf1a8bf18e26c883cf56a5cacaa448f784722f464", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.1133"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "721f8245ed9b9522e3733343ecb8774a27452493463eed50f5d69ec3501d6c75"}}
{"state": "Can you infer the man's possible purpose of carrying the tennis racquet while running on a sidewalk?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "infer_purpose_of_carrying_object(image_patch: ImagePatch, person_name: str, object_name: str, situation: str) -> str: def infer_purpose_of_carrying_object(image_patch: ImagePatch, person_name: str, object_name: str, situation: str) -> str: '''Infer the possible purpose of a person carrying an object in a certain situation. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. person_name (str): The name of the person to check. object_name (str): The name of the object the person is carrying. situation (str) …", "tool_2": "infer_purpose_of_action(action: str) -> str: def infer_purpose_of_action(action: str) -> str: '''Infer the possible purpose of a given action. Args: action (str): The action to infer the purpose of. Returns: str: The inferred purpose of the action. ''' purpose_guess = llm_query(f\"What could be the possible purpose of {action}?\") return purpose_guess", "tool_3": "infer_purpose_of_multiple_objects(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str, object_count: int, query: str, long_answer: bool = False) -> str: def infer_purpose_of_multiple_objects(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str, object_count: int, query: str, long_answer: bool = False) -> str: '''Infer a possible purpose of having a certain number of a specific object. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. object_name (str): The name of the object to check for existence. object_count (int): The number of objects to check …", "tool_4": "infer_purpose_of_scene(image_patch: ImagePatch, scene_description: str) -> str: def infer_purpose_of_scene(image_patch: ImagePatch, scene_description: str) -> str: '''Infer the purpose or meaning of a specific scene or gathering. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to infer from. scene_description (str): The description of the scene or gathering. Returns: str: The inferred purpose or meaning of the scene or gathering. ''' return image_patch.llm_query(\"What could …", "tool_5": "infer_object_purpose(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str, context: str) -> str: def infer_object_purpose(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str, context: str) -> str: '''Infer the purpose of an object in a certain context. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. object_name (str): The name of the object to infer the purpose of. context (str): The context in which the object is placed. Returns: str: The inferred purpose of the object. ''' object_patches = …"}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/craft_Vqa_query_39", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/craft_Vqa_query_39", "text_sha256": "783c302e520e565a4d1c684f40615c5bc285ebe0bd97c54f877f039b075ef13f", "gold_id": "craft_Vqa_tool_320", "negative_ids": ["craft_Vqa_tool_240", "craft_Vqa_tool_508", "craft_Vqa_tool_421", "craft_Vqa_tool_188"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:craft-vqa/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "craft-vqa", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "86477e3f617038c5a607583901378c146053b570696e7cce7cf49bdcb15e293a"}}
{"state": "In the heart of Hollywood's vibrant scene, a studio was built on the unique abilities of three extraordinary individuals: Rachel, Leo, and Emily. Longtime friends, they were entrusted with a significant task by the director of an upcoming film. The challenge was to wisely assign each of them to one of two critical roles: acting or the production crew.\n\nOur trio was made up of three imaginative spirits: the boisterous Leo, the disciplined Rachel, and the effervescent Emily. Rachel, an actor by nature, often faced minor contention with Emily due to her strict ways, which Emily felt left little room for the creative spontaneity often needed during the acting process. Yet, despite these conflicts, Emily had a penchant for acting, frequently attending acting classes and reading lines at her local drama club. She also boasted a resume which included minor roles in local theatre productions that had earned praise from critics. This didn’t deter Emily from occasionally dipping her toes in the realm of technical roles; she had once even replaced a missing sound engineer during a theatre rehearsal. Although the overall technicality of film production overwhelmed her slightly, Emily found solace in Leo's sporadic working style; there was a certain charm to his impromptu approach.\n\nLeo on the other hand was a rarity- a fusion of the worlds of acting and production. He had previously been an assistant director and been responsible for handling technical equipment on the field. When he wasn't working, one could find Leo reading up on the latest filming techniques and equipment. Never one to shy away from the more theatrical side of the industry, Leo also had his fair share of acting experience. Like Rachel, he too had been lauded for his performances in short films and was an ardent participant of drama workshops. He found peace in practicing monologues at home and often helped Emily in scene preparation.\n\nRachel was quite the paradox to Leo's spontaneity as she appreciated having strategic plans. She had been the leading role in a local theatre production capturing the hearts of her audience with her expressions and received great acclamation for her dynamic performance. Rachel believes Emily's preparation lacks expediency, and sometimes impinges on the shooting schedule. Meanwhile, Rachel's acting acumen was not her only strong suit. She had interned for a small film project, making a student film as part of her college curriculum. While this experience gave Rachel a basic understanding of lighting and sound, her knowledge of shooting and editing was limited, without substantial hands-on experience in these areas.\n\nWorking in such close contact had its challenges. Rachel's precision clashed with Leo's spontaneity quite often. Each had their unique methods of working, hence, finding a middle ground could be arduous. Despite having drastically different work ethics, they found unity in their shared passion.\n\nAs the manager of this eclectic group, the only task more challenging than gearing them towards the same goal, was figuring out the ideal role for each in this ambitious project. The question was: who would step into the shoes of the actors, delivering emotional dialogues and making the audience laugh and cry and who would become the backbone of the production, will control the behind-the-scenes magic of lighting, sound, shooting, and editing? Only time would tell as the curtain rose on this cinematic endeavor.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Acting: Leo, Production Crew: Emily and Rachel", "opt_2": "Acting: Emily, Production Crew: Leo and Rachel", "opt_3": "Acting: Rachel, Production Crew: Emily and Leo"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/16", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/16", "text_sha256": "a1fb354dac8863f9b31869c5d685fd7900e1413646980e7c778010c21aa0f16c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 16}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "22bf189e2ad632ca81158dbe8a78dd4208ff40fee43a600b014471ca3911950c"}}
{"state": "what is the amount of time i can request off in the coming year", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"pto_balance": null, "direct_deposit": null, "income": null, "pto_request": null, "pto_used": null, "next_holiday": null, "insurance_change": null, "meeting_schedule": null, "taxes": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "pto_balance", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2319", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2319", "text_sha256": "ac8cf8aad7c4feac3711c9645bcceb3a66994fe1b118bf220540a1c91ad2cd3c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2319}, "stratum": "work", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ca153250ce37e5a8c7fae911e086c5ea5b38f782559342683eb4064025dec440"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#0f2459 #37154a #75003c #c43911 #f78f00", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#33302e #e0e0ac #a6a53f #6c821c #e3f23e", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#591e11 #8c472e #8c6b42 #bebf8e #f9fcf1", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ffef3e #e81fa7 #f3eeff #ff29b8 #e8da53", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#2b151f #3d3345 #275370 #bd5d38 #ffb352", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#2b151f #3d3345 #275370 #bd5d38 #ffb352", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#aff24b #5bd963 #45bf70 #6aced9 #106173", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#fcc9ce #d3ca8f #bfb584 #f27289 #f25260", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#53582f #0f0800 #ebe9d2 #fff3e1 #b66b5d", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#fff8e5 #9e8575 #262bde #070259 #730906", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#fff8e5 #9e8575 #262bde #070259 #730906", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ed6431 #ff9542 #ffc63c #ffdea8 #332006", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#00c4ff #00da04 #5e00e8 #ff0077 #ff7800", "b": "#a6634f #4e6970 #3d5958 #47777b #738481"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/368", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/368", "text_sha256": "efe4918c88e91fc9d95dc72266eb651899178047a5e1bcf64bc026f1bfbd057f", "themes": [1327, 1734], "ratings": [5, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 368}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a935251c99df3efd898ef65e195eb06203c3136aca9089af260c8d987e978627"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Zinni feared that Bin Laden would in the future locate himself in cities, where U.S. missiles could kill thousands of Afghans. Sent 2: He worried also lest Pakistani authorities not get adequate warning, think the missiles came from India, RESPONSES TO AL QAEDA'S INITIAL ASSAULTS 135 and do something that everyone would later regret. Sent 3: Discussing potential repercussions in the region of his military responsibility, Zinni said, \"It was easy to take the shot from Washington and walk away from it. Sent 4: We had to live there.\" Sent 5: Zinni's distinct preference would have been to build up counterterrorism capabilities in neighboring countries such as Uzbekistan. Sent 6: But he told us that he could not drum up much interest in or money for such a purpose from Washington, partly, he thought, because these countries had dictatorial governments. Sent 7: After the decision-in which fear of collateral damage was an important factor- not to use cruise missiles against Kandahar in December 1998, Shelton and officers in the Pentagon developed plans for using an AC-130 gunship instead of cruise missile strikes. Sent 8: Designed specifically for the special forces, the version of the AC-130 known as \"Spooky\"can fly in fast or from high altitude, undetected by radar; guided to its zone by extraordinarily complex electronics, it is capable of rapidly firing precision-guided 25, 40, and 105 mm projectiles. Sent 9: Because this system could target more precisely than a salvo of cruise missiles, it had a much lower risk of causing collateral damage. Sent 10: After giving Clarke a briefing and being encouraged to proceed, Shelton formally directed Zinni and General Peter Schoomaker, who headed the Special Operations Command, to develop plans for an AC-130 mission against Bin Laden's headquarters and infrastructure in Afghanistan. Sent 11: The Joint Staff prepared a decision paper for deployment of the Special Operations aircraft. Sent 12: Though Berger and Clarke continued to indicate interest in this option, the AC-130s were never deployed. Sent 13: Clarke wrote at the time that Zinni opposed their use, and John Maher, the Joint Staff 's deputy director of operations, agreed that this was Zinni's position. Sent 14: Zinni himself does not recall blocking the option. Sent 15: He told us that he understood the Special Operations Command had never thought the intelligence good enough to justify actually moving AC-130s into position. Sent 16: Schoomaker says, on the contrary, that he thought the AC-130 option feasible. Sent 17: The most likely explanation for the two generals' differing recollections is that both of them thought serious preparation for any such operations would require a long-term redeployment of Special Operations forces to the Middle East or South Asia. Sent 18: The AC-130s would need bases because the aircraft's unrefueled range was only a little over 2,000 miles", "question": "What was done in order to minimize collateral damage in Kandahar in December of 1998?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Use cruise missiles\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Plans were developed to use AC-130s rather than cruise missle strikes\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Not using cruise missiles\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Not deploying AC-130s\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Not use AC-130 gunships\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Use AC-130 gunships\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Not allowing Pakistan access to weaponry\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/314", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/4e542292246a1dcc8094", "text_sha256": "2c30e9cd18679ecc14ee7d2e743490dbb97244906ec0435746ef16caba597169", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 314}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6afa3f7fa95b3f3d130bfc2ce80cfc465e7b2818a4599938dc8a69c1d1a71111"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nWhich of the following rocks would most likely form from the metamorphism of a shale?\nA) Schist\nB) Quartzite\nC) Granite\nD) Marble\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-instant-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-miscellaneous.val.418", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-miscellaneous.val.418", "text_sha256": "15cd4e4920193212fb8426dd420d1a5df834d4cc7baf03dda886d72814d09241", "eval_name": "mmlu-miscellaneous", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-miscellaneous.val.418"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "34b8078d65fe603e8329b7e8d6650e862ca7295759a95143a5ada1d18eea397b"}}
{"state": "Laura never feared anything like Erin because _ had a very strong and very powerful mind.\nA) Erin\nB) Laura\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null}, "label": "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.1199", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.1199", "text_sha256": "591d7f323be78b68a4b4b33783672dba2b1470b32321e645e3e60e0a95901028", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.1199"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "12e4cdc2949f0f6d9c6fda2b5d178395dbe367bdc321b771cb552b32f867e101"}}
{"state": "To which country does the city of Madrid belong and what is its population?\nBegin!", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "get_population: Get the population of a city", "tool_2": "get_city_population: Get the population of a city", "tool_3": "City_by_API_Ninjas_v1_city: API Ninjas City API endpoint.", "tool_4": "search_country: Return data of the country determined by query.", "tool_5": "GetCityPopulation: This API is to get the population of a specific city."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/rotbench_query_126", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/rotbench_query_126", "text_sha256": "ca470c55f986b2b37987089e3f472dd75e055054b4f3c6a005d120fb4a4baaa8", "gold_id": "rotbench_tool_408", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_8566", "toolACE_tool_12942", "toolbench_tool_9756", "reversechain_tool_104"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:rotbench/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "rotbench", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7942f67171b0efc9b30f0b9476b9e66dd044b72285d9fc196b67e62c6a5c5233"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Make the volume 20"], "available_functions": [{"name": "set_volume", "description": "Set the global volume for all audio playback. The volume level can be specified as an integer percentage between 0 (mute) and 100 (maximum volume).", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"volume\": {\"description\": \"The volume level as a percentage from 0 (silent) to 100 (full volume).\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"volume\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `set_volume` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_simple_242-126-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_simple_242-126-0", "text_sha256": "24055f55a6fd3bf22d20342494e790f50f11a5e978b9da61ca432ac9379f7256", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_simple.json", "id": "live_simple_242-126-0"}, "stratum": "live_simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f668f156ed1d31cdc956933ee3a9cadde26606adf87e8394e2bf7f2a974898b8"}}
{"state": {"service": "Discover, learn about, and reserve restaurants", "dialogue": ["User: Let's do some restaurant exploring right now. I need a nice, ambient dining spot for a business meeting. Let's get a reservation booked and checked off my to-do list, please.", "System: Okay, I can help you with that. Do you want me to find a particular restaurant at a specific location? And, what is the time you want for the reservation?", "User: You're right on it, aren't you? That's great. Let's book a table at a restaurant in San Fran for 5:30 in the evening. Oh, wait. I remember the name of the restaurant I'm looking for. It's called The City.", "System: Got it. A table is being reserved for 2 persons at The City Taqueria in San Francisco for today at 5:30 pm. Shall I confirm that for you?", "User: Uh, hold that, please. I've got to change the reservation to one person. And, what's my chance of getting a table at The Grill instead?", "System: A table is being reserved for 1 person at The Grill. Do you approve of that?", "User: Yes, you have my approval to do it now. And, I need the phone number, too.", "System: Apologies. Your table could not be booked at this time. Would you like any other assistance?", "User: Well, I guess we'll have to table that and I'll let you know later. Thanks so much."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"MakeAReservation": "Get a reservation at a local restaurant", "LookupRestaurants": "Find a restaurant nearby", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/1_00028/8", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/1_00028", "text_sha256": "7c3effb312d25620982375f3d86268cc8c1f1e367b015603c7919d4246b29131", "schema_variant": "v3", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "1_00028", "turn": 8}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "85d8ccdbfcd67545a7a20e62481d368cf33a751b9a51aeb715fe0ab6d0e78b5e"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nThere is evidence that premodern Homo sapiens existed:\nA) 800,000 to 200,000 years ago.\nB) 400,000 to 10,000 years ago.\nC) 100,000 to 10,000 years ago.\nD) 600,000 to 30,000 years ago.\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-v2": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "claude-v1": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-prehistory.val.224", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-prehistory.val.224", "text_sha256": "bc58069b6b28daa78ad57b9835183ceb3d0dd41cd3cffe6c8785f603ee78824b", "eval_name": "mmlu-prehistory", "correct_models": ["claude-v1"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-prehistory.val.224"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "201da592d15d9d7bfda0e24034ad9072a0b4084b53fca24b7e2b1b9f792097a2"}}
{"state": "Please help me find three random dessert recipes. Among these, which one has the lowest total cost? I would also like a brief summary in the text format of that recipe.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Get Related Recipes: Retrieve a list of recipes related to a given recipe", "tool_2": "recipes/list-similarities: Retrieve a list of recipes that are similar to a specific recipe, given its ID.", "tool_3": "GET_search_random_recipes: Find random (popular) recipes.", "tool_4": "Recipe API: A comprehensive API providing access to a vast collection of creative recipes from all cuisines around the world.", "tool_5": "Get Keto Recipes: Retrieve a list of keto recipes, including recipe names, ingredients, and instructions."}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_food_query_14", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_food_query_14", "text_sha256": "17596829c4a7dda90d385774556d9a609fbf5963750ece86498d13b8c5dc30c8", "gold_id": "webtools_food_tool_13", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_848", "toolACE_tool_554", "toolACE_tool_14352", "toolACE_tool_14353"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:autotools-food/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "autotools-food", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "20f26e193f7549415dc268d8933665429ce90749e80585904752c4c88e726270"}}
{"state": "is there any traffic on the road i take home from work right now, rt 40", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"jump_start": null, "tire_change": null, "uber": null, "tire_pressure": null, "oil_change_when": null, "directions": null, "last_maintenance": null, "current_location": null, "traffic": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "traffic", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2953", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2953", "text_sha256": "d3da05e94aa21de090fb38c71fa2ac089a2ba71dbafe66a0f225bf3e6f2b0b15", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2953}, "stratum": "auto_and_commute", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a41ae80164ce78811264df16a454b8b819bbc20d6bec6342a1899ec663499d55"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Could you tell me what the result is if I multiply 8.5 and 3.2 together?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "calculate_sum", "description": "Calculates the sum of two numbers and returns the result. The function accepts both integers and floating-point numbers.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"number1\": {\"description\": \"The first number to be added. Can be an integer or a float.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"number2\": {\"description\": \"The second number to be added. Can be an integer or a float.\", \"type\": \"float\"}}, \"required\": [\"number1\", \"number2\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `calculate_sum` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_400-83-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_400-83-0", "text_sha256": "4a813edb576f712bde5aa1131cade740c068949330c2f7d5fe3082ba9affe67d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_irrelevance.json", "id": "live_irrelevance_400-83-0"}, "stratum": "live_irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2c84961302c98f10d806107ba13e0662c5623e64fb9fcdac4c84a384bebc87db"}}
{"state": "User: Can you please modify my appointment scheduled for March 25th with Dr. Kim to March 26th with Dr. Lee?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. Please provide me with the appointment ID and the new appointment date and doctor's name.\nUser: The appointment ID is 34567890 and the new date is March 26th with Dr. Lee.\nAI: Alright. I'll modify your appointment now.\nAPI-Request: [ModifyRegistration(appointment_id='34567890', new_appointment_date='2023-03-26', new_appointment_doctor='Dr. Lee')]->success\nAI: Your appointment has been modified successfully.\nUser: Can you also check my health data for the past week?\nAI: Of course. To do that, I'll need your user ID and the start and end time of the time span you want to check.\nUser: My user ID is J46801 and I want to check from March 5th to March 12th.\nAI: Got it.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID."}, "label": "QueryHealthData", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/1", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyRegistration-QueryHealthData-CancelRegistration-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "990eab67a2cd902c11492d476bfaaebd8fd9f32271b2b582adb0323a6c87b237", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 1, "file": "ModifyRegistration-QueryHealthData-CancelRegistration-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryHealthData", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "420a82967b7af51fa274a49d33bc7c59078cac0672cab42695b53c4ec2e35fdb"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nDuring a custody dispute, a court granted the request of the defendant and appointed a clinical pathologist to conduct the blood grouping tests of the child, the complainant, and the defendant. After first stating all of his qualifications at the non-jury trial, the pathologist testified that he and his associates made five separate blood grouping tests and that all proper safeguards were taken to protect the integrity and accuracy of the tests. The pathologist also offered more detailed testimony about the testing procedures and stated that no discrepancies were found in the testing methods. Finally, the pathologist made the statement that the blood grouping tests were conclusive in proving that the defendant could not be the father of the child. If the complainant's attorney makes an objection to the introduction of the blood tests into evidence, the court will most likely\nA) overrule the objection, because the court will take judicial notice of the accuracy of such tests.\nB) sustain the objection, because blood tests have not been generally recognized by the scientific community.\nC) overrule the objection, because the blood tests are an admission.\nD) sustain the objection, because the blood tests are not conclusive evidence of paternity.\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-v2": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "claude-v1": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-law.val.177", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-law.val.177", "text_sha256": "f659f99db6b8abfc7c793c3b5e08743e964b42d226fc9e7b5cb51fe35e37828e", "eval_name": "mmlu-professional-law", "correct_models": ["gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-professional-law.val.177"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "789b3a98607203a38e33ea21ece0445efc111759b655fb0f1a826604dc67f599"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.Morgan proceeds to suck his massive wang and get fucked all over the kitchen. The best part was when she fit herself on the stool to get mounted and harsh fucked. Watching her guzzle down jizz was quite the treat too", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/421", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/1b08f2eb140fc1c9b95c", "text_sha256": "0b2a89f516f5ab898230a4ea6bb9e37450085ee51604e3a833e23ec356ec4878", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 421}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "795327a2f407bf92b7d942d8a2874e72ccf7a666b9780c0feddb6ca2a8a3c7c1"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Find an Italian restaurant near me in New York that provides vegetarian food options and a Japanese sushi restaurant in Los Angeles that offers delivery service."], "available_functions": [{"name": "restaurant_finder", "description": "Search for restaurants based on location, cuisine type and other preferences.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"cuisine\": {\"description\": \"Type of cuisine the user is interested in, e.g. Italian, Japanese etc.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"City and state, e.g. New York, NY.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"preferences\": {\"description\": \"Extra features in the restaurant. default is ['Delivery'].\", \"items\": {\"enum\": [\"Vegetarian\", \"Delivery\", \"Vegan\", \"Takeout\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\", \"cuisine\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `restaurant_finder` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_52", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_52", "text_sha256": "2e197257107d7fe13e80862b6248d3e1ccbb8020a21d675306dafae79fcc2a12", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel.json", "id": "parallel_52"}, "stratum": "parallel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2bc762bd29375cb81d6f0dc5544e8f7345d718917eaac9857b351f0a219abe3e"}}
{"state": "User: Can you cancel a timed switch for my smart device?\nAI: Sure, I can help with that. Please provide me the ID of your smart device.\nUser: It's 10000025.\nAI: And what's the time for the current timed switch?\nUser: It's set for March 19th, 2023 at 9:30 AM.\nAI: Understood. Let me just call the CancelTimedSwitch API to cancel the timed switch.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "TimedSwitch": "This API for setting a timed switch for a smart device.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "CancelTimedSwitch": "Cancels a timed switch for a smart device.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID."}, "label": "CancelTimedSwitch", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/61", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/CancelTimedSwitch-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "219dc6c098f1ef1643d794f35b666b9f9c1e6234b43dd20c103ecd3e71626872", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 61, "file": "CancelTimedSwitch-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "CancelTimedSwitch", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e15e2b8b28b2c30c6b9968271e3e2415d074f4a59d90e96e6fa4107e9a576d9f"}}
{"state": "What are some negative/positive aspects from globalization in regard to developed countries?\n\nI have read many articles on how globalization is helping developing countries, as more and more companies from developed countries have been moving their production oversees. However, as hard as I tried, I couldn't find a lot of articles talking about the opposite site of the story - How globalization affects developed countries.\n\nMost of the articles I found were focused on the fact that moving production oversees will increase the unemployment and decrease the GDP. However, are there any other aspects (positive or negative)? Would love to learn more about this topic and if you have a good article that dives into this I would be really grateful if you can provide me with a link to it.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "This paper focuses on long-term evidence on economic growth, international\ntourism, globalization, energy consumption and carbon dioxide (CO  2  )\nemissions in OECD countries for the period of 1994–2014. The empirical\nanalysis reveals that climate change is magnified by energy use, tourism and\neconomic growth. An inverted U-shaped relationship is also found between\ninternational tourism and CO  2  emissions. The contribution of international\ntourism to climate change in the early stages of development is thus\ndiminished by globalization in the later stages. In other words, globalization\nappears to reduce carbon emissions from international tourism. The empirical\nresults provide additional arguments for shaping regulatory frameworks aimed\nat reversing the current energy mix in OECD countries by facilitating energy\nefficiency and promoting renewable sources.", "doc_2": "This is what the real story of the Asian economic miracle is all about. The\nAsian countries that have succeeded are those who took charge of their\ndevelopment agenda and used the ODA given to them to develop the capabilities\nthat they really needed, not those that the donor countries were pushing on\nthem. The biggest success story for UNDP is probably Singapore. Two UNDP\nconsultants, in particular who were sent to Singapore, made a huge difference:\nThey were Albert Winsemius, a Dutch national, and I.F. Tang, a Chinese\nnational. They developed good relationships with the architect of Singapore’s\neconomic miracle, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. They worked together as a team and\nSingapore took off.", "doc_3": "The real tragedy of this whole story is that the West could have actually\naccomplished its ostensibly altruistic goals in the developing world if it\nfocused its efforts on helping the recipient countries, instead of ensuring\nthat most of the ODA was used to secure their own interests. And it could have\naccomplished this with a fraction of the money that has been ostensibly\ntransferred to the Third World.", "doc_4": "When asked about the possibility of helping Gazans by an X user, Musk\nresponded that he would love to help the residents of the war-torn country,\nbut couldn't due to the prevailing situation.", "doc_5": "* This book is more comprehensive than any previous books on geometric studies of urban layouts\n* In fact, it would have been hard to conceive a book like this before Google Maps\n* It includes more cities from both developed and developing countries; uses larger study areas; and has more drawings of urban layouts than any previous books on similar topics\n* This book also uses and integrates several metric, fractal and topological measures in urban layout studies that no other book has done before"}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/101", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/101", "text_sha256": "2078f049af9c636f887983664e39918676d77ae324f37749acea3f8698f9f5f4", "gold_id": "globalization_developing/s11356019073724_20.txt", "negative_ids": ["stole/mythwesternaid_39.txt", "tesla_free_charging/elonmuskmakesteslasuperchargersfreeinisraelamidtensions18025061htm_113.txt", "stole/mythwesternaid_40.txt", "city_geometry/9783319307503_18.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "101"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "49ab20fb61c2d776f6a3998959a09dd474bae65d40e39d937cccae76123506ab"}}
{"state": "The weatherman needs an AI which could read out the daily weather information. Tell me an API that generates spoken weather information from a written weather forecast.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "calculate_min_days(principal, daily_rate, target_multiple): def calculate_min_days(principal, daily_rate, target_multiple): \"\"\" Calculate the least integer number of days required for the amount owed to be at least a certain multiple of the principal with a daily interest rate. Parameters: principal (float): The initial amount borrowed. daily_rate (float): The daily interest rate, expressed as a decimal (e.g., 15% is 0.15). target_multiple (float): The …", "tool_2": "Tacotron 2: Text-to-Speech The Tacotron 2 model generates mel spectrograms from input text using an encoder-decoder architecture, and it is designed for generating natural-sounding speech from raw transcripts without any additional prosody information. This implementation uses Dropout instead of Zoneout to regularize the LSTM layers. The WaveGlow model (also available via torch.hub) is a flow-based model …", "tool_3": "Lykon/DreamShaper: Text-to-Image Dream Shaper is a text-to-image model that generates artistic images based on the given input text. Read more about this model here: https://civitai.com/models/4384/dreamshaper", "tool_4": "wav2vec2_large_960h: Speech Recognition A pre-trained model for converting spoken language in audio files into written text using TensorFlow Hub.", "tool_5": "calculate_part_of_book: This method takes two arguments, 'total_time' and 'reading_time', and returns the fraction of the book that can be read in 'reading_time' minutes out of a book that can be read in 'total_time' minutes."}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gorilla_pytorch_query_33", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gorilla_pytorch_query_33", "text_sha256": "1bc39bb24179315ca227884f77ce5de51c9366923f9ba606a8e137dbcfb9fefb", "gold_id": "gorilla_pytorch_tool_41", "negative_ids": ["gorilla_tensor_tool_54", "craft_Math_algebra_tool_254", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_52", "toolink_tool_549"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gorilla-pytorch/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "gorilla-pytorch", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "58fc15f02d520fa8d8a4c86bbec8e1c69ad8329220c5d2397a70199f49607464"}}
{"state": "Can you tell me if the sun will be always up tomorrow on the location of GPS coordinates 52.5200° N, 13.4050° E, and what the atmospheric pressure will be here tomorrow?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "AI_Weather_by_Meteosource_astro: Returns global **Sun and Moon information** (sunrise/sunset, moonrise/moonset and moon phase) for the next 30 days. Define your location using GPS coordinates or `place_id` from `Location endpoints`.", "tool_2": "astro: Returns global Sun and Moon information (sunrise/sunset, moonrise/moonset and moon phase) for the next 30 days.", "tool_3": "https://ai-weather-by-meteosource.p.rapidapi.com/time_machine: Receive historical weather data for a given day in the past 8 years. Define your location using GPS coordinates or place_id from Location endpoints.", "tool_4": "AI_Weather_by_Meteosource_historical_weather: Receive **historical weather** data for a **given day** in the past **8 years**. Define your location using GPS coordinates or `place_id` from `Location endpoints`.", "tool_5": "GET_nearest_place: Use this endpoint to search for the nearest named place (village/town/city) from a given GPS coordinates. You will get place_id for the Weather Forecast Endpoints and detailed geographical information."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_weather_query_7", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_weather_query_7", "text_sha256": "85e5d3c32c589619cfef963b485aa42d425b1d75c84b8fc2d2e7ab00c3efff10", "gold_id": "webtools_weather_tool_2", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_4509", "toolbench_tool_12658", "webtools_weather_tool_9", "toolbench_tool_7843"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:autotools-weather/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "autotools-weather", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ccc9e673593087dccb36e14e49214aaca35ff6ab0a1a41ed42f3ba4c4d847289"}}
{"state": "Python type hints: what should I use for a variable that can be any iterable sequence?\n\n```\ndef mysum(x)->int:\n    s = 0\n    for i in x:\n        s += i\n    return s\n```\n\nThe argument x can be list[int] or set[int], it can also be d.keys() where d is a dict, it can be range(10), as well as possibly many other sequences, where the item is of type int. What is the correct type-hint for x?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "##  Generics  ¶\n\nSince type information about objects kept in containers cannot be statically\ninferred in a generic way, many container classes in the standard library\nsupport subscription to denote the expected types of container elements.\n\n    \n    \n    from collections.abc import Mapping, Sequence\n    \n    class Employee: ...\n    \n    # Sequence[Employee] indicates that all elements in the sequence\n    # must be instances of \"Employee\".\n    # Mapping[str, str] indicates that all keys and all values in the mapping\n    # must be strings.\n    def notify_by_email(employees: Sequence[Employee],\n                        overrides: Mapping[str, str]) -> None: ...\n    \n\nGeneric functions and classes can be parameterized by using [ type parameter\nsyntax  ](../reference/compound_stmts.html#type-params) :\n\n    \n    \n    from collections.abc import Sequence\n    \n    def first[T](l: Sequence[T]) -> T:  # Function is generic over the TypeVar \"T\"\n        return l[0]\n    \n\nOr by using the  ` TypeVar  ` factory directly:\n\n    \n    \n    from collections.abc import Sequence\n    from typing import TypeVar\n    \n    U = TypeVar('U')                  # Declare type variable \"U\"\n    \n    def second(l: Sequence[U]) -> U:  # Function is generic over the TypeVar \"U\"\n        return l[1]\n    \n\nChanged in version 3.12:  Syntactic support for generics is new in Python\n3.12.", "doc_2": "# our '/api' url\n# requires user integer argument: value\n# returns error message if wrong arguments are passed.\n@app.route('/api', methods=['GET'])\ndef square():\nif not all(k in request.args for k in ([\"value\"])):\n# we can also print dynamically\n# using python f strings and with\n# html elements such as line breaks (<br>)\nerror_message =     f\"\\\nRequired paremeters : 'value'<br>\\\nSupplied paremeters : {[k for k in request.args]}\\\n\"\nreturn error_message\nelse:\n# assign and cast variable to int\nvalue = int(request.args['value'])\n# or use the built in get method and assign a type\n# http://werkzeug.palletsprojects.com/en/0.15.x/datastructures/#werkzeug.datastructures.MultiDict.get\nvalue = request.args.get('value', type=int)\nreturn json.dumps({\"Value Squared\" : value**2})", "doc_3": "rsible\n\"collections.abc.Reversible\") .\n\nDeprecated since version 3.9:  [ ` collections.abc.Reversible  `\n](collections.abc.html#collections.abc.Reversible\n\"collections.abc.Reversible\") now supports subscripting ( ` []  ` ). See  [\n**PEP 585** ](https://peps.python.org/pep-0585/) and [ Generic Alias Type\n](stdtypes.html#types-genericalias) .\n\n_ class  _ typing.  Sized  ¶\n\n    \n\nDeprecated alias to [ ` collections.abc.Sized  `\n](collections.abc.html#collections.abc.Sized \"collections.abc.Sized\") .\n\nDeprecated since version 3.12:  Use [ ` collections.abc.Sized  `\n](collections.abc.html#collections.abc.Sized \"collections.abc.Sized\") directly\ninstead.", "doc_4": "Lists and other sequence-based  data types  like  strings  and  tuples  are\ncommon to use with loops because they are iterable. You can combine these data\ntypes with ` range() ` to add items to a list, for example:\n\n    \n    \n    sharks = ['hammerhead', 'great white', 'dogfish', 'frilled', 'bullhead', 'requiem']\n    \n    for item in range(len(sharks)):\n       sharks.append('shark')\n    \n    print(sharks)\n    \n    \n    \n    Output\n    \n    ['hammerhead', 'great white', 'dogfish', 'frilled', 'bullhead', 'requiem', 'shark', 'shark', 'shark', 'shark', 'shark', 'shark']", "doc_5": "combination with the unpacking operator ` * ` .\n\nIf you name a second variable on the left-hand side of the assignment, Python\nwill assign the last character of the string to the second variable, while\ncollecting all remaining characters in the list ` a ` :\n\nPython\n\n    \n    \n    >>> *a, b = \"RealPython\"\n    \n    >>> b\n    \"n\"\n    \n    >>> type(b)\n    <class 'str'>\n    \n    >>> a\n    [\"R\", \"e\", \"a\", \"l\", \"P\", \"y\", \"t\", \"h\", o\"]\n    \n    >>> type(a)\n    <class 'list'>\n    \n\nCopied!\n\nWhen you use this operation with a second named variable like shown above, the\nresults might be more familiar, if you’ve worked with tuple unpacking before.\nHowever, if you want to unpack all items of the variable-length iterable into\na single variable, ` a ` , then you need to add the comma ( ` , ` ) _without_\nnaming a second variable. Python will then unpack all items into the first\nnamed variable, which is a list.\n\nWhile this is a neat trick, many Pythonistas would not consider this code to\nbe very readable. As such, it’s best to use these kinds of constructions\nsparingly.\n\n[ Remove ads ](/account/join/)"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/stackoverflow/2", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/stackoverflow/2", "text_sha256": "e97d8377041674622e2d3b3adcb53c1dcf6dafbef2aaa316e396e2d9e6c10271", "gold_id": "Python_development_tools/typing_12_1.txt", "negative_ids": ["python_typing_tokenize/python_typing_5_0.txt", "flask_documentation/dockerfaskapi_40_0.txt", "python_descriptors_attribute/real_python_6_2.txt", "Mmdn_Instance_console/python-for-loop-example3_100_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/stackoverflow", "query_id": "2"}, "stratum": "stackoverflow", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cf508ecaeca4f23d57488d21dfb60169b366b04ac8cb5519657c49abd754be6e"}}
{"state": "I have a long text 'example.txt' and a video 'example.mp4'. Please check the grammar in the text, create a summary of it, convert the summary to audio, and synchronize the audio with the video.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Audio-to-Audio: Audio-to-Audio is a family of tasks in which the input is an audio and the output is one or multiple generated audios. Some example tasks are speech enhancement and source separation.", "tool_2": "Video-to-Audio: Extracts the audio track from a given video file.", "tool_3": "Check grammar: You can check grammar.", "tool_4": "VideoSummarizer: generates a video summary based on the given video information.", "tool_5": "Text-to-Audio: Generates an audio file based on a given text description."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/taskbench_multimedia_query_22", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/taskbench_multimedia_query_22", "text_sha256": "82bec5873b289336baf1c6946af8ce7f6073cb5a1679a813596e37d03d4ee3f7", "gold_id": "taskbench_multimedia_tool_11", "negative_ids": ["tool_be_honest_tool_90", "taskbench_multimedia_tool_31", "taskbench_huggingface_tool_20", "tool_be_honest_tool_394"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:taskbench-multimedia/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "taskbench-multimedia", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "da374775ec8b175020fc8f50ce1fa8027d2f3f24e170f2b42a3aa8a50cd3b1ec"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nThe physician directs the medical assistant to complete a request form for an X-ray study of the fibula. The procedure will be performed on which of the following structures?\nA) Heel\nB) Lower leg\nC) Thigh\nD) Toes\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null}, "label": "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-anatomy.val.46", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-anatomy.val.46", "text_sha256": "b8b98b627e8adb7116458bf6bcc7fc48217820a5e1cdea959e4fe5903ef5e7d3", "eval_name": "mmlu-anatomy", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-anatomy.val.46"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3058bf02e61518d726b1b42e9a322da5897402b119fcc21e43f0d13520a1d11b"}}
{"state": "In the sweltering heat of the desert, Detective Winston finds himself amid the ashes of the flamethrower murder of Renee, with Paige and Marianne emerging as the prime suspects.\n\nWith a sigh of empathy, Detective Winston glanced over at a picture of Renee, the victim in his current case. Renee, the mentor of his current subject of interest in this case named Paige, was loved by many. She had always guided those under her with kindness but it seems even kindness isn’t enough to buy one safety.\n\nFinding more peace in solitude, he decided to pay a visit to the same desert where Renee's charred remains were found. Even conveniently situated close to Paige's workshop, it didn't take long for him to drive there. Intriguingly enough, this visit happened on the same day, when a flamethrower was reported to have been delivered to Paige's workshop, according to the delivery company’s records.\n\nHis meetings with Paige always yielded new, interesting details. He noticed the transition of Paige's hair from short during their first encounter, to being long in the recent one. Along with that, he also took note of another change in her appearance on Monday - the color of her contacts. She was seen wearing blue contacts, unlike the green ones she was wearing during the Wednesday meeting.\n\nPaige was a special effects expert, especially adept at managing flamethrowers, probably a reason for the flamethrower request at her special effects workshop. Something Paige had mentioned stood out to him, her desire to demonstrate something in the desert to Renee, her mentor.\n\nUpon returning from the desert to Paige's workshop, the tech area was filled with different props and gadgets, all related to special effects. Among all, the flamethrower that she had requested stood out, it was identical to the one she was spotted with a few days back.\n\nTired and deep in thought, he took some quiet time to contemplate his findings, particularly about the chilling fact - Paige was the last person to be seen with Renee before she went missing.\n\nAs always, Winston's face remained mask-like, revealing nothing as he continued to probe and understand, focusing solely on gathering the facts of the chaotic mosaic before him. He knew there were many pieces yet to be put into place before the picture could begin to make sense.\n\nWinston gazed over the desert horizon, letting his eyes rest on what felt like an infinite sea of sand. It was here where Renee's body was found, thoroughly torched, origins of which was thought to be a flamethrower. \n\nHe headed away from the scene, his mind whirling with questions and concerns, to conduct his next interview. His destination was a well-known cafe at the edge of town.\n\nMarianne, the barista, had a strange calmness about her, despite being awaiting her punishment next week after being found guilty of theft. She didn’t flinch when she saw officer Winston approach - instead, she graciously offered him a cup of Joe. Around her, there was no evidence of anyone else's presence.\n\n“Hello Marianne,” Winston made idle chat, “It must get pretty hot back here in the summers.”\n\n“Surely does, but we’ve got it under control,” Marianne replied, sipping her coffee, “We've all done a thorough fire safety course.”\n\nWinston nodded and decided to change the subject. “I heard you've recently visited the pawn shop and there seems to be a flamethrower missing after your visit”\n\n“Sometimes, yeah, I shop there. Good old stuff comes cheap,” Marianne replied casually, not giving away any signs of panic.\n\n“Any recent purchases?” Winston asked carefully.\n\n“Can't recall,” Marianne quickly replied, her tone betraying nothing.\n\nWinston shifted gears again, “Sounds like you have some travel plans? A solo road trip...”\n\nMarianne shrugged, “I keep hearing about this desert route, figured I might give it a shot.”\n\n“I hope you’ll travel safely. Deserts can be dangerous, y’know,” Winston remarked. \"We found a woman's body there terribly torched...\" \n\nBefore he could finish, Marianne held up a hand, “Renee, wasn’t it? She testified against me in court if you weren’t aware. Sad news for sure.”\n\n“Indeed,” Winston nodded solemnly, “Indeed it is.” He finished his coffee and stood up to leave. “Good luck with your punishment next week, Marianne. See you around.”\n\nWith that, Winston left the coffee shop, ending the first round of this seemingly endless cycle of questions.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Paige", "opt_2": "Marianne"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/69", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/69", "text_sha256": "1dd7269fe884eef619bcb6a72f003779a078158dcac9ca72cc99bf7bbf40ef38", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 69}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "89a7b2812b74caadb3543f8d57290ca7c23640e6b26938ad367823b2e1aad622"}}
{"state": "Exhibit (d)(10)\nNON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nTHIS NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT (“Agreement”) between Universal Hospital Services, Inc. (“UHS”) and Emergent Group, Inc. (“Company”), is effective October 26, 2010.\nWhereas, UHS and Company intend to engage in confidential discussions for the purpose of evaluating a potential business transaction between UHS and Company (“Business Transaction”), and as part of the Business Transaction, each party anticipates that it will disclose to the other party certain information that its deems confidential and/or proprietary.\nNow, therefore, to assure the confidentiality of the parties’ confidential information and to prevent the unauthorized use or disclosure of this information, UHS and Company agree as follows:\n1. Confidential Information Defined. The term “Confidential Information” means all confidential and proprietary information belonging to one party (the “Disclosing Party”) that is revealed to the other party (the “Receiving Party”) during the Disclosure Period, which begins on the effective date and ends April 26, 2011. Confidential Information, regardless of the form in which it appears, may include, without limitation, information about customers, business and marketing plans, financial data, expertise of employees, forecasts and strategies that is related to the business of the Disclosing Party and is of the type of information that would reasonably be deemed to be confidential.\n2. Use Restriction. The Receiving Party agrees to use the Confidential Information for the sole purpose of evaluating and negotiating the Business Transaction.\n3. Disclosure Restrictions and Exceptions. The Receiving Party will disclose Confidential Information only to its employees and to its representative whose participation is necessary or helpful to evaluate and advance to the Business Transaction and who have agreed to be bound by the terms of this Agreement. The Receiving Party will limit the unauthorized disclosure of Confidential Information by using the same degree of care, but no less than a reasonable degree of care, as the Receiving Party uses to protect its own confidential information. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, the Receiving Party is not prohibited from disclosing Confidential Information it is legally compelled to disclose (by deposition, subpoena, civil investigative demand, court order or otherwise), provided that the Receiving Party gives the Disclosing Party prompt written notice of any such required disclosure so that the Disclosing Party may seek a protective order or other appropriate remedy. If such protective order or other remedy is not obtained and the Disclosing Party has not waived compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, the Receiving Party will furnish only that portion of the Confidential Information which the Receiving Party is advised by opinion of counsel it is legally required to furnish and will exercise reasonable efforts to limit the scope and content of such disclosure and obtain confidential treatment of such Confidential Information, Furthermore, the Receiving Party’s obligations under this Agreement do not apply with respect to any Confidential Information that (a) is or becomes generally available to the public other than from the improper action of the Receiving Party, (b) is developed by the Receiving Party without reference to the Confidential Information, (c) was in the Receiving Party’s possession before receipt from the Disclosing Party, or (d) is received by the Receiving Party from a third party who is not subject to an obligation of confidentiality owed to the Disclosing Party.\n4. Nondisclosure of Possible Business Transaction. Except as permitted by the previous paragraph, neither the Receiving Party nor the Receiving Party’s representatives will disclose to any person the fact that the Confidential information has been made available to the Receiving Party or the Receiving Party’s representatives or that the Receiving Party or the Receiving Party’s representatives have inspected any portion of the Confidential Information.\n5. Waiver. The failure of a party to insist, in one or more instances, upon performance of any of the provisions or conditions of this Agreement will not be construed as a waiver of any other provision or condition of this Agreement, and no present waiver will be construed as a future waiver of such provision or condition.\n6. Remedies. Because of the unique and proprietary nature of Confidential Information, it is understood and agreed that remedies at law for a breach by the Receiving Party of its obligations under this Agreement may be inadequate and that in the event of such breach or threatened breach the Disclosing Party will be entitled to seek equitable relief, including without limitation injunctive relief and specific performance. The remedies set forth in this Section are in addition to any other remedies available for any such breach or threatened breach, including the recovery of damages from the breaching party.\n7. Assignment. This Agreement is not assignable by either party without the prior express written consent of the other, except that UHS may assign this Agreement to an affiliate or to a successor in interest to which the business relates.\n8. Entire Agreement and Amendment. This Agreement states the entire understanding of the parties regarding the Disclosing Party’s Confidential Information and it cannot be altered or amended without a writing signed by both parties. This Agreement will not be construed to create any obligation on the part of either party to retain the other party’s services or to compensate the other party in any manner.\n9. Return of Confidential Information. Upon the written request of the Disclosing Party, the Receiving Party will promptly return to the Disclosing Party or destroy all documents or other materials furnished by the Disclosing Party constituting Confidential Information, together with all copies thereof in the possession, custody or control of the Receiving Party, without retaining any copies. Any destruction must be confirmed by the Receiving Party to the Disclosing Party in writing. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary set forth herein, the Receiving Party is not required to return or destroy computer files stored in the ordinary course of its business as a result of automated back-up procedures (subject, however, to the confidentiality restrictions set forth herein).\n10. Term. The Receiving Party’s obligations imposed pursuant to this Agreement will continue for two years from the date hereof. ACCEPTED AND AGREED TO:\nUniversal Hospital Services, Inc. Emergent Group, Inc.\n7700 France Avenue South, Suite 275 10939 Pendleton Street\nEdina, MN 55435-5228 Sun Valley, CA 91352\nBy: /s/ Timothy W. Kuck [ILLEGIBLE] By: /s/ Bruce J. Haber\nTimothy W. Kuck Bruce J. Haber\nIts: Executive Vice President Its: Chairman & CEO\nDate: 10/26/10 Date: 10/26/10", "questions": {"nda-1": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"All Confidential Information shall be expressly identified by the Disclosing Party.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-12": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may independently develop information similar to Confidential Information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-2": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information shall only include technical information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-7": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may share some Confidential Information with some third-parties (including consultants, agents and professional advisors).\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/547", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/547", "text_sha256": "b48214bca50807ed5bb9f9332ae12f68b1820cde8299baf43687640a37650402", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 547, "file_name": "1021097_0001047469-11-001653_a2202345zex-99_d10.htm"}, "stratum": "sec-html", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c8f903dc8de0c6a81f5c271b01b63aad40fa10eadca91f0a39be021bc657cf9d"}}
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{"state": "Is \"avoiding being the bearer of bad news\" an example of the \"principal-agent problem\"?\n\nFor example:\n\nA king designs a bridge, and he unknowingly does a bad job. He asks an engineer for her opinion, but the engineer fears that if she tells the truth, the dictator will be angry with her.\n\nMore generally, I'm thinking of situations in which the principal requests feedback/information from the agent, but fear of retribution prevents the latter from being honest.\n\nIt seems like a reasonable example of the principal-agent problem, with conflicting incentives, but I wasn't sure if this situation had its own name.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "In microeconomics, agency theory analyses the relationship between the\nprincipal, the party who delegates decision making authority, and the agent,\nwho executes the service. This theory is a key concept used to explore and\nresolve issues that have arisen within the relationship of agents and\nprincipals, which is known as the [ principal-agent problem\n](/wiki/Principal%E2%80%93agent_problem \"Principal–agent problem\") .  [41]\nThe theory is subdivided into two categories: (1) the moral hazard model and;\n(2) the [ adverse selection ](/wiki/Adverse_selection \"Adverse selection\")\nmodel. To summarise the latter, adverse selection arises when two parties hold\nunequal or asymmetric information. In the instance of _[ contract theory\n](/wiki/Contract_theory \"Contract theory\") _ [42]  (which encompasses agency\ntheory), in the adverse selection model the agent holds private information\nbefore the contract is created with the principal, whereas in the moral hazard\nmodel the agent is informed of the withheld information privately after the\ncontract is created with the principal.", "doc_2": "Moral hazard can occur under a type of [ information asymmetry\n](/wiki/Information_asymmetry \"Information asymmetry\") where the risk-taking\nparty to a transaction knows more about its intentions than the party paying\nthe consequences of the risk and has a tendency or incentive to take on too\nmuch risk from the perspective of the party with less information. One example\nis a principal–agent approach (also called agency theory), where one party,\ncalled an [ agent ](/wiki/Agent_\\(economics\\) \"Agent \\(economics\\)\") , acts on\nbehalf of another party, called the [ principal\n](/wiki/Principal_\\(commercial_law\\) \"Principal \\(commercial law\\)\") .\nHowever, a [ principal–agent problem ](/wiki/Principal%E2%80%93agent_problem\n\"Principal–agent problem\") can occur when there is a conflict of interest\nbetween the agent and principal. If the agent has more information about his\nor her actions or intentions than the principal then the agent may have an\nincentive to act too riskily (from the viewpoint of the principal) if the\ninterests of the agent and the principal are not aligned.", "doc_3": "Importantly, there is no legal obligation to tell the them or especially to\ntell them the truth, and invariably the response would be “a tick” (1/32). The\nonly time I’ve heard someone say someone tell the truth with bad news for the\ncustomer was “No cover - you were the only bid.”", "doc_4": "The Principal Agent Problem\n\nLast updated:  February 2, 2022  by  [ Prateek Agarwal\n](https://www.intelligenteconomist.com/about/)\n\n![Principal Agent Problem Hero](https://www.intelligenteconomist.com/wp-\ncontent/uploads/2018/02/Principal-Agent-Problem-Hero.png)\n\nThe Principal Agent Problem occurs when one person (the agent) is allowed to\nmake decisions on behalf of another person (the principal). In this situation,\nthere are issues of [ moral hazard\n](https://www.intelligenteconomist.com/moral-hazard/) and conflicts of\ninterest.\n\nThe agent usually has more information than the principal. This difference in\nknowledge is known as [ asymmetric information.\n](https://www.intelligenteconomist.com/asymmetric-information/) The\nconsequence is that the principal does not know how the agent will act. Also,\nthe principal cannot always ensure that the agent acts in the principal’s best\ninterests. This departure from the principal’s interest in the agent’s\ninterest is called an “agency cost.”\n\nIn many real-world examples, the agent will not prioritize the best interest\nof the principal, but will instead pursue his own goals. Politicians (the\nagents) and voters (the principals) is an example of the Principal Agent\nProblem.\n\n**Contents** show\n\nPrincipal Agent Problem Examples\n\nPrincipal Agent Problem Consequences\n\nSimilar Posts:", "doc_5": "There are some grains of truth in this view. All else being equal, tying CEO\ncompensation to growth in shareholders’ incomes should better align their\nsometimes-conflicting incentives (see Bebchuk and Fried 2004 for the myriad\nways the interests of shareholders and CEOs can be in conflict). However, a\nnumber of questions remain about the most efficient way to structure CEO pay."}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/85", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/85", "text_sha256": "d82ac33b64fc01199534539d2b6e98cdc997cd76d50281eeebc39e267dde5f5c", "gold_id": "principal_agent/principalagentproble_1.txt", "negative_ids": ["volunteerdillema/Moralhazard_95.txt", "volunteerdillema/Moralhazard_140.txt", "ceopay/ceopayin2021_31.txt", "blotto/itemid31283026_278.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "85"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "42331f68cb085907b104a6bdca14b4c70b2a159d7c95766efc358712dc9c1e32"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#4d5641 #f2f2f2 #f2e2ce #3d2a40 #241226", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ffad9f #806628 #ffe39d #804736 #ffcc51", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#232529 #994046 #57454d #39363d #bbc96b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#73b294 #c7f1ff #ff002f #990e2b #66152a", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#e6d25f #403a1a #ffe969 #bfaf4f #807435", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ff4d00 #e8670d #ff911b #ffb618 #e8930d", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#9c9b1b #211f20 #85293d #6e7a5c #dbd1b6", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#5e7877 #ffefc8 #ff8869 #c46356 #bab492", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#61365e #1a1c2e #515c6e #feffff #2a3f6c", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#2b3a37 #3f4e4b #42514e #4f5a56 #cdc5ba", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#6e8453 #c1a045 #ac4209 #1d1303 #47350c", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#6e8453 #c1a045 #ac4209 #1d1303 #47350c", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#5d5655 #fefefe #ceba9e #64464d #dfd8c8", "b": "#628485 #89adbe #abd0d2 #6c8874 #4f4f3c"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/958", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/958", "text_sha256": "5311922f039c2e600b869114b8fcae20548a41a229b8f3132676414d0ddff43e", "themes": [13314, 7502], "ratings": [2, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 958}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e5c42441f182310e1e727c8c67786cd3dc9bb1f5c64712afe7ba17062ac7d429"}}
{"state": "Title: A Tale of Tarmac\n\nIn the vibrant city of Andersonville, I found myself managing an intriguing trio: James, Liam, and Oliver. My task was to strategically assign them to two critical roles in our road construction project - groundwork and operating the roller. The challenge was to find the perfect balance, ensuring each man was assigned to the task that best suited his abilities.\n\nOnce upon a time, in the small, bustling city of Andersonville, I had the tricky task to manage three peculiar individuals for a critical road construction project. James, Liam, and Oliver were the men I had to work with, and while they made their contributions unique, the challenge lied in finding the perfect balance to assign them between groundwork and operating the roller.\n\nLiam was a headstrong man, musclebound and hardened by years of manual labor. His past experiences working as a forklift operator in a warehouse had fine-tuned his driving skills, making him a noteworthy contender for tasks requiring machinery operation. However, he was known to have frequent disputes with James, often over trivial matters. This often led to slowdowns in work progress. \n\nHe was also no stranger to the world of groundwork, having previously worked in a concrete company where he was primarily involved in such handling. His certification course in operating construction machinery gave him an upper hand when it came to technical knowledge, a skill, which he often used to assist Oliver, who was catching up. Despite his positive contributions, Liam's criticism of James in a team meeting once upset the team camaraderie.\n\nJames was known for his talent of enchanting the crew with his humorous stories. However, his past record of inaccurate groundwork measurements and his difficulty navigating through large construction sites was daunting. His fear of heights even at the level of a roller operator’s seat and his struggle handling heavy machinery added to the concerns.\n\nMore frustratingly, he was once caught disrespecting Oliver behind his back which led to Oliver withholding some important machinery operational details out of pure retaliation. Surely, there were bridges to build, and trust to mend.\n\nOliver, the quiet young recruit, was a bundle of surprises. He had no former experience in labor-intensive tasks, and frequent complaints of backache after prolonged standing suggested his struggle with hard work. However, he had experience in operating heavy machinery in his previous job at a warehouse, which showcased his hidden capabilities.\n\nHis keen interest in learning about construction equipment was genuinely appreciated by Liam, who was more than happy to share his wealth of knowledge. They developed a unique partnership over time, and Oliver's morale boosted with each passing day.\n\nAs the manager of this intriguing trio, I had the intricate task of strategically assigning them their roles. I recognized their strengths, their weaknesses, their habits, and their relationships. Liam's experience and skills, James' goof-ups and fear, Oliver's enthusiasm, and physical limitations all needed to be considered.\n\nIt was all a part of the grand play before the curtain rose on the stage of tarmac. It was an intricate puzzle, one that required not just managerial skills, but a deep understanding of human nature and teamwork, where each fit in the jigsaw the way I believed would ultimately create a beautifully finished roadway.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Groundwork: Liam, Roller Operator: James and Oliver", "opt_2": "Groundwork: Oliver, Roller Operator: James and Liam", "opt_3": "Groundwork: James, Roller Operator: Liam and Oliver"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/5", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/5", "text_sha256": "437e1d79d8495b0d4856c1299d03c24a410e48b0706effbd76bf2caca742b0a6", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 5}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "80c3b61cec983c4f067aacdedc0c02493d6ecfda823143f457619230ce3a9836"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Mr. Neville ( ( ( Anthony Higgins , a young and arrogant artist and something of a Byronic hero , is contracted to produce a series of 12 landscape drawings of an estate by Mrs. Virginia Herbert for her absent and estranged husband . Sent 2: Part of the contract is that Mrs. Herbert agrees `` to meet Mr. Neville in private and to comply with his requests concerning his pleasure with me . '' Sent 3: Several sexual encounters between them follow , each of them acted in such a way as to emphasise reluctance or distress on the part of Mrs Herbert and sexual aggression or insensitivity on the part of Mr Neville . Sent 4: Meanwhile , whilst living on the estate , Mr. Neville gains quite a reputation with its dwellers , especially with Mrs. Herbert's son-in-law , Mr. Talmann . Sent 5: Mrs. Herbert , wearied of meeting Mr. Neville for his pleasure , tries to terminate the contract before all of the drawings are completed and orders Mr. Neville to stop . Sent 6: But he refuses to void the contract and continues as before . Sent 7: Then Mrs. Herbert's married , but as yet childless , daughter , Mrs. Talmann , who has apparently become attracted to Mr. Neville , seems to blackmail him into making a second contract in Which he agrees to comply with what is described as her pleasure , rather than his a reversal of the position in regard to her mother . Sent 8: A number of curious objects appear in Neville's drawings , Which point ultimately to the murder of Mr. Herbert , whose body is discovered in the moat of the house . Sent 9: Mr. Neville completes his twelve drawings and leaves the house . : Does Mr. Neville know anything about the murder of Mrs", "question": "Herbert?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"No he did not\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Yes, a number of curious objects appear in Neville's drawings, which point ultimately to the murder of Mr. Herbert\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Yes, as his drawings co\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/17", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/2e8648e88c38b2b2c5d9", "text_sha256": "03ac9d1d3d0507c68d9aaad1eaf56fd74bef916c8dae7f3a164d12322745da78", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 17}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0c49dbe701368c55ade173a42ccc1ae1726bc4dd2aede477dfbefff67a741c70"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "Halliburton Writes Off Remaining $ 312 Million Invested in Venezuela"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Halliburton Writes Off Remaining $ 312 Million Invested in scissors", "b": "Halliburton Writes Off Remaining $ 312 Million Invested in unicycles"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/8620-12058", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/8620", "text_sha256": "98b7cfe823c8fc944a48ec407936598c7f2b7e8821efc436889ebb083822ff85", "grades": ["0.6", "2.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "8620-12058"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "260cc99fd2aaadb87cbdbe66a597604354cbedd651eb7f9c5eb244e26f305544"}}
{"state": "My Mind Shows Me My Future [closed]\n\nWhen I sleep, I can see some phenomenon as a dream. After some days or months or years that phenomenon happens in my life and forthwith my mind reminds me of that earlier dream that I saw. There are simple things such as for example getting down pen from my hand like wise.\n\nMy problem is how can this happen? I have heard this happens to others also. What kind of situation is this in the mind? Is it normal or abnormal?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "What is déjà rêvé?\n\n_Déjà rêvé_ is a French phrase that translates to \"already dreamed.\" It can\nactually encompass a few specific experiences, which we'll touch on later, but\ngenerally speaking, it describes the sensation of feeling like you dreamed\nabout something before it happened in real life.\n\nResearch is limited, but according to one 2010 study on the subject, [\nexperiencing déjà rêvé is common\n](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/45360059_The_frequency_of_deja_vu_deja_reve_and_the_effects_of_age_dream_recall_frequency_and_personality_factors)\n—though notably, it does get less common with age.\n\nOften, dreams seem to get buried deep within one's memory, only to be recalled\nwhen something in real life triggers that memory. This leads to the feeling\nthat you've already had that particular experience before.\n\nIn a more recent study from 2018, researchers found that déjà rêvé and dream\nrecall could actually be induced via electrical brain stimulation (EBS),\nsuggesting that our brains might have special memory systems specifically to\nstore dreams.\n\nInterestingly, according to the 2010 research, there is evidence that people\nwho have 'thin boundaries' between mental states and are wide-open to\nexperience are more likely to experience déjà rêvé (and déjà vu).\n\nAs therapist and dream expert [ Leslie Ellis, Ph.D.,\n](https://drleslieellis.com/) explains to mbg, this is \"possibly because their\nbrain is capable of running on multiple tracks that overlap at times.\"", "doc_2": "Ever since the days of Freud, debates have raged over the validity of this kind of dream analysis – but one thing is for sure: dreams are important. They tend to happen during the rapid eye movement (REM) stage of sleep – when the eyes flutter, the body is temporarily paralysed and the brain is at its most ‘active’. This usually happens about an hour and a half after we close our eyes. The first cycle of REM is thought to be the shortest of all the sleep cycles; as we move through the night, we spend longer in each stage of REM. Typically, you go through three to five stages of REM sleep a night.", "doc_3": "While the benefits of dreaming are real, too many of us have problems getting\na full eight hours of sleep and lose out on these advantages. Alternatively,\nwe may think we’re the exception to the rule—that we’re one of those people\nwho doesn’t happen to need a lot of sleep. But nothing could be further from\nthe truth. Research clearly shows that people who overestimate their ability\nto get by on less sleep are sadly wrong.", "doc_4": "Life happens. Things may not work out exactly as planned, and you may find\nyourself getting overloaded. Leave gaps of time within your schedule\nthroughout the year so that you have a buffer to step back and assess any\nsituation that arises.", "doc_5": "How to dream more\nThere are all sorts of alleged ways to dream more, from eating cheese before bed to sleeping on your left-hand side. But because we often don’t remember the dreams we have, there’s no point focusing on increasing or improving the visions themselves. Instead, we should focus on getting better quality REM sleep."}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/92", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/92", "text_sha256": "860a4ee58d5f1d0bfc781d7d5aaea3689874535a217f6cefa2e794d2b5b67d05", "gold_id": "already_dream/dejareve_4.txt", "negative_ids": ["lucid_dream/656270_8.txt", "burnout/planfortheyearahead_81.txt", "lucid_dream/656270_25.txt", "lucid_dream/whyyourbrainneedstodream_69.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "92"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b4d6732a0e65cc716920543e29b40982c1f8bcd201e4144416e96ae085999c85"}}
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{"state": "Non CES Production Functions\nI know CES production functions dominate economics, but I was curious, why? I've never seen a research paper or presentation utilize any form of a production function that is not CES.\n\nwhy is imposing CES so important in our models?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Abstract\nAbstract The elasticity of substitution between capital and labor and, in turn, the direction of technical change are critical parameters in many fields of economics. Until recently, though, the application of production functions with specifically non-unitary substitution elasticities (i.e., non-Cobb–Douglas) was hampered by empirical and theoretical uncertainties. As recently revealed, ‘normalization’ of production-technology systems holds out the promise of resolving many of those uncertainties. We survey and assess the intrinsic links between production (as conceptualized in a production function), factor substitution (as made most explicit in Constant Elasticity of Substitution functions) and normalization (defined by the fixing of baseline values for relevant variables). First, we recall how the normalized Constant Elasticity of Substitution function came into existence and what normalization implies for its formal properties. Then we deal with the key role of normalization in recent advances in the theory of business cycles and of economic growth. Next, we discuss the benefits normalization brings for empirical estimation and empirical growth research. Finally, we identify promising areas of future research.", "doc_2": "As we look at the changes in the way our economy has created value in the past\n100 years, we’ve shifted from a focus on huge mechanical production during the\nindustrial revolution to more creative and customized production through the\ninformation age. Software and related services dominate more and more of value\ncreation.", "doc_3": "Note that if not for the fact that in this application we know that the\nvariables \\\\(L\\\\) and \\\\(W\\\\) are non-negative, we would find that this\nfunction has critical points anywhere the denominator of these partials is\nequal to \\\\(0\\\\), i.e., when \\\\(L = -W\\\\). That is, all points on the line\n\\\\(L = -W\\\\) would be critical points of this function. But since this is not\npossible here, we can ignore it and go on.", "doc_4": "1k\nDxF(x; q)\n| {z }\nkn\n1\nCCCCCA\nFix q 2 R\nm and let \u0015\nand x\nbe the corresponding maximum;\nWe can now use IFT on the FOC f (\u0015\n; x\n; q) = 0\n>\nk+n\n(it works because the\nJacobian is non singula\nComparative Statics With Constraints\nBy IFT, x\nand \u0015\nare implicit functions of q in a neighborhood of q, and\nDq (\u0015\n(q); x\n(q)) =\nD(\u0015;x )\nf (\u0015\n; x\n; q)\n1\nDq f (\u0015\n; x\n; q)\nWe know f\nComparative Statics With Constraints\nBy IFT, x\nand \u0015\nare implicit functions of q in a neighborhood of q, and\nDq (\u0015\n(q); x\n(q)) =\nD(\u0015;x )\nf (\u0015\n; x\n; q)\n1\nDq f (\u0015\n; x\n; q)\nWe know f is the derivative of the Lagrangian:\nf (\u0015", "doc_5": "Solow extended the Harrod–Domar model by adding labor as a [ factor of\nproduction ](/wiki/Factor_of_production \"Factor of production\") and capital-\noutput ratios that are not fixed as they are in the Harrod–Domar model. These\nrefinements allow increasing [ capital intensity ](/wiki/Capital_intensity\n\"Capital intensity\") to be distinguished from technological progress. Solow\nsees the [ fixed proportions production function\n](/wiki/Leontief_production_function \"Leontief production function\") as a\n\"crucial assumption\" to the instability results in the Harrod-Domar model. His\nown work expands upon this by exploring the implications of alternative\nspecifications, namely the [ Cobb–Douglas\n](/wiki/Cobb%E2%80%93Douglas_production_function \"Cobb–Douglas production\nfunction\") and the more general [ constant elasticity of substitution (CES)\n](/wiki/Constant_elasticity_of_substitution#CES_production_function \"Constant\nelasticity of substitution\") .  [2]  Although this has become the canonical\nand celebrated story  [9]  in the history of economics, featured in many\neconomic textbooks,  [10]  recent reappraisal of Harrod's work has contested\nit. 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{"state": "In the lively hubbub of a crowded tavern, Arthur, Gwen, and Merlin, three seasoned adventurers, reveled in the glory of their recent daring feats. Their exploits of vanquishing monsters and unearthing treasures were the talk of the town. As they sat on the brink of a new adventure, anticipation coursed through their veins. The pressing question at hand was - who would be assigned to the task of monster fighting and who would embark on the journey of treasure hunting?\n\nPast experiences cast a shadow of uncertainty in the decision making. Formerly bound by camaraderie and shared perils, Arthur and Gwen's partnership was strained. Constant rifts had created a chasm between them, the scar of their last treasure hunt becoming a painful reminder. Arthur's cavalier approach had led them into a trap, and Gwen, despite her prowess as a former gladiator, was still nursing the wounds — not just physical but emotional as well.\n\nNotwithstanding, Arthur boasted expertise in various weapons. Despite lacking a certain specialization, his courage had led him to confront few monster skirmishes where—he'd have you know—he fared quite well. He was no stranger to combat, often showcasing a valorous lone-wolf approach during battles. Yet, this same approach left Gwen, trained in the art of combat with a specialization in beast slaying, alone on the battlefield too many times. To complicate matters more, his impatience with riddles and maps had led them astray in the past, a trait not suitable for a treasure hunter.\n\nSo, came the question: Was Arthur suited for monster fighting due its direct combat which suited his impatient nature and lack of interest in maps or go treasure hunting to work on his weaknesses? \n\nPlagued by her disinterest in riddles, symbols, and mapping due to her low interest, Gwen was not a prime candidate for a treasure hunt either. However, she managed to stun everyone by defeating a massive ogre single-handedly, thereby saving her town from destruction. Would she be better off fighting monsters due to her superior combat skills or should she venture into treasure hunting to complement Merlin?\n\nMerlin, however, was a sorcerer with a slight edge. He spent years studying ancient languages and maps, demonstrating an expertise in deciphering even the cryptic of clues. As one of his accomplishments, Merlin deciphered an old relic's clues revealing a hidden cache of gold. Though Arthur challenged his magical decisions frequently, out of a lack of trust in magic, Merlin held his ground. His vast knowledge about mystical creatures and their weaknesses, plus his ability to pacify a rampaging monster using enchantments, proven in the past, made him a valuable asset to any team. \n\nMerlin also shared a special bond with Gwen. They both fondly enjoyed classical music and had once even escaped a trap by playing a harmonic melody on a cursed piano during an adventure. But Gwen, despite being an esteemed gladiator, was unfortunately plagued by a lack of knowledge of arts, history, and culture. Didn't Merlin's strengths complement Gwen's shortcomings, suggesting a potential treasured partnership on the treasure hunting team? \n\nWith battle prowess and magical knowledge sitting around the table, their decision hung in delicate balance. The paths were drawn out, the risks calculated, but the final decision still loomed. The fate of our adventurers lay in the delicate art of assigning. Only time could reveal what future awaited these brave souls in their newfound roles of monster fighting and treasure hunting.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Monster Fighting: Merlin, Treasure Hunting: Arthur and Gwen", "opt_2": "Monster Fighting: Gwen, Treasure Hunting: Arthur and Merlin", "opt_3": "Monster Fighting: Arthur, Treasure Hunting: Gwen and Merlin"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/27", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/27", "text_sha256": "0b61fee78b4d0969492f259ca6c5d969197109d9bbb59a61eb5b18c1b30c0e68", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 27}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c26b72eaae5457048ba3e799084eb617d01143db409e6e64d4cceb98a6762265"}}
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{"state": "When was the first not-icy desert formed?For how long have deserts existed and which one would be the first to be created? I'm talking about arid, dry deserts, not the Antarctic or Arctic or any other icy deserts.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Great Basin Desert\nChihuahuan Desert\nSahara Desert\nArabian Desert\nKalahari Desert\nAustralian Deserts\nGobi Desert\nAtacama\n\n\nDesert: Introduction How Deserts Form\nDesert Biomes\nPolar Deserts\nA Fossil Desert\nDeserts and Drought\nA Devastating Desert Expansion\nThe Edge of the Desert\n\n\nGeography Human Geography\nPhysical Geography\nEconomic Geography\nUrban Geography\nPolitical Geography\n\n\nContinents The United States and Canada\nLatin America\nEurope\nRussia and the Republics\nAfrica\nAsia\nOceania\nAustralia, New Zealand, and Antarctica\n\n\nOceans Arctic Ocean\nAtlantic Ocean\nIndian Ocean", "doc_2": "puted)\nCoordinates23°N 13°E / 23°N 13°E / 23; 13 \nThe Sahara (/səˈhɑːrə/, /səˈhærə/) is a desert spanning across North Africa. With an area of 9,200,000 square kilometres (3,600,000 sq mi), it is the largest hot desert in the world and the third-largest desert overall, smaller only than the deserts of Antarctica and the northern Arctic", "doc_3": "The Permian Period    Online exhibits : Geologic time scale : Paleozoic Era The Permian Period The Permian period lasted from 299 to 251 million years ago* and was the last period of the Paleozoic Era. The distinction between the Paleozoic and the Mesozoic is made at the end of the Permian in recognition of the largest mass extinction recorded in the history of life on Earth.  It affected many groups of organisms in many different environments, but it affected marine communities the most by far, causing the extinction of most of the marine invertebrates of the time. Some groups survived the Permian mass extinction in greatly diminished numbers, but they never again reached the ecological dominance they once had, clearing the way for another group of sea life.  On land, a relatively smaller extinction of diapsids and synapsids cleared the way for other forms to dominate, and led to what has been called the \"Age of Dinosaurs.\" Also, the great forests of fern-like plants shifted to gymnosperms, plants with their offspring enclosed within seeds.  Modern conifers, the most familiar gymnosperms of today, first appear in the fossil record of the Permian. The Permian was a time of great changes and life on Earth was never the same again.", "doc_4": "1004–1008.\nvteWorld deserts\nDesert\nDesertification\nPolar desert\nList of deserts\nList of deserts by area\nDesert exploration\nAfrica\nAlgerian\nBayuda\nBlack Desert\nBlue\nChalbi\nDanakil\nDjurab\nEastern\nFerlo\nFarafra (White)\nKalahari\nLibyan\nMoçâmedes\nNamib\nNubian\nNyiri\nPlaine des Sables\nRichtersveld\nSahara\nTanezrou", "doc_5": "regions, centered on Namibia, Botswana, and South Africa.[1]\nA map of Africa showing the ecological break around the Sahara Desert\nThe climate of Africa is a range of climates such as the equatorial climate, the tropical wet and dry climate, the tropical monsoon climate, the semi-arid climate (semi-desert and steppe), the desert climate (hyper-arid and arid), the humid subtropical climate, and the subtropical highland climate. Temperate climates are rare across the continent except at very high elevations and along the"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/106", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/106", "text_sha256": "bfdb5e9d53dc4d2c5ffef5715b9aec8556107b2c0a41e8dc67c9ae14945817d8", "gold_id": "not_icy_desert/permian_php1.txt", "negative_ids": ["coal_under_sahara/_google_vignette3.txt", "aurora_equator/Climate_of_Africa3_3.txt", "coal_under_sahara/Sahara3_2.txt", "coal_under_sahara/Sahara4_43.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "106"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e2afbb03aa825648cc38f563b00b66456df825e863bba99f7d31fe7b082128cc"}}
{"state": "As the traffic light flickered from red to green, the soft patter of rain on my Volkswagen's windshield served as a backdrop to my thoughts. I was on my way to orchestrate a musical concert, one of our team's most ambitious projects to date. The harmony of the event hinged on the aptitudes of Hannah, David, and Amanda, each with their unique strengths and weaknesses. My task was akin to a complex puzzle, where I had to assign them to two critical roles - managing ticketing and serving as artist liaison. The challenge lay in ensuring that the right person was in the right place, avoiding the pitfall of forcing a square peg into a round hole.\n\nHannah, a fiercely driven individual with an unmatched zeal for organization. The very thought of a single misplaced comma or a day’s delay made Hannah’s heart skip a beat. She was a workaholic by every means. During her college days, the local theatre's ticket counter was her haven, and she was a common face during charity events at her local church, managing tickets. Hannah enjoyed the minutiae of ticketing, she was in control. But, her overpowering knack for control often cast an unwelcome shadow on Amanda’s work, leading to discord on several occasions. At the very mention of Hannah’s name, Amanda flinched, having once expressed her contempt privately for Hannah's controlling behavior. In addition to internal tensions, the external world bore witness to the less palatable side of Hannah. She had been involved in a public dispute with a well-known artist, and numerous artists rebuked her unprofessional conduct. Moreover, the constant sarcastic barbs from David constantly irked Hannah, putting a strain on their work relationship.\n\nDavid, on the other hand, was a social butterfly. His exuberant demeanor and charismatic personality made him a favorite amongst the artists. His sense of humor, steadily lightening the mood at the sternest of situations, didn’t amuse everyone. Hannah was unimpressed. Backstage at a charity concert last year, David’s charisma saved the day, convincing a temperamental artist to carry on with the show at the eleventh hour. However, David’s propensity to joke and not tolerate the banality of life had its downside. A local film festival had put him in charge of ticketing, and his absent-mindedness led to several misplaced ticket bookings. David’s disdain for laborious tasks such as managing tickets or performing data entry was well known, and day-to-day mundane operations were definitely not his forte.\n\nAmanda, quiet and introverted, excelled in areas that required close attention and detailed coordination. Her previous art exhibitions were organized impeccably, resulting from her intimate liaisons with artists. She even attended multiple training courses and seminars on building strong relationships with clients. But the relentless exchange of words and perturbing altercations with David had often led to delays in project fruition. Her additional responsibility of handling tickets previously was a gory tale - unending bouts of anxiety from huge crowds, coupled with complaints of misplaced tickets, shrouded her with unnecessary pressure. \n\nAs the concert drew closer and meeting a harmonious outcome became an ensuing challenge, I realized the power of assigning right.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Ticketing: Amanda, Artist Liaison: David and Hannah", "opt_2": "Ticketing: Hannah, Artist Liaison: Amanda and David", "opt_3": "Ticketing: David, Artist Liaison: Amanda and Hannah"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/153", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/153", "text_sha256": "06f4bb248181e2dd6d47ce8c403f5b3088284b480fa89072f55fceb5a02520ca", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 153}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a271ec828018372868418a960ac6502a33a5cccdcab3eb2c25340f6024595f2b"}}
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{"state": "Bill had complicated feelings about getting a car after his motorcycle died because the _ possessed a lot of new features.\nA) motorcycle\nB) car\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-instant-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.938", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.938", "text_sha256": "9d68db9e6a0173cd2594b6cbeb0b911ff2397485b39f77b8426df4a4d12c7829", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.938"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4036f88c6f044f3229aca79c4ea45a33b373b7778dbbe8073129f5dfc675cd35"}}
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{"state": "Forgive my ignorance of the subject but I was always wondered about the exact reason of this phenomenon.\n\nVernal equinox happens around March 20, whereas autumnal equinox happens around September 22, so wherever you are in Northern Hemisphere, the length of the day, and consequently the amount of solar energy that reaches the place should be almost the same.\n\nHowever the average temperatures differ widely, for example Toronto has average temperatures of 2°C to 6°C on March 20th, and 14°C to 19°C on September 22nd. So around 12°C difference [link].\n\nSo obviously there is some sort of temperature inertia, as temperatures seem to experience a delay in responding to changes in day length.\n\nWhat is the main reason for it? Is it effect of sea ice or snow-covered land albedo? Energy stored in oceans? Energy absorbed by melting snow and ice?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "w, 300px\"></a></div>\n<p><strong>EQUINOX</strong><br>\nHalfway between the two solstices, the Sun’s rays shine most directly at the equator, called an “<strong>equinox</strong>.” The daylight and nighttime hours are exactly equal on an equinox. The autumnal equinox happens on September 22 or 23 and the vernal or spring equinox happens March 21 or 22 in the Northern Hemisphere.</p>\n</div>\n</div>", "doc_2": "part3 -------------------\nOn other planets[edit]\nOther planets have different seasonal lags. The gas giants Jupiter, Saturn and Uranus, as well as Saturn's moon Titan, all have substantial seasonal lags corresponding to the equivalent of between two and three months in Earth terms. Mars, on the other hand, has negligible seasonal lag of no more than a few days. For the case of Venus no seasonal lag would be detected, because the planet undergoes no seasons due to very efficient heat transport in its massive atmosphere (which would obliterate the season-causing effect of axial tilt, but its axial tilt is very small anyway) and very low orbital eccentricity (almost no changes to its distance from the Sun). This is also the case for Mercury, even for its \"anomalistical seasons\", since it has negligible atmosphere and so undergoes almost instantaneous heating and cooling.", "doc_3": "appears in at solstices are currently Taurus in June and Sagittarius in December.\nNames of the equinoxes and solstices\n\n\nLs\n\nBy date\n(Julian calendar)\n\n\nBy sun position\n(subsolar point)\n\n\nBy season\n(Northern Hemisphere)\n\n\nBy season\n(Southern Hemisphere)\n\n\n\n0°\n\nMarch equinox\n\nNorthward equinox\n\nVernal (spring) equinox\n\nAutumnal (fall) equinox\n\n\n90°", "doc_4": "longer, while in polar areas the winter lag is longer (coreless winter in interior Antarctica and Greenland).\nDue to seasonal lag, in the Northern Hemisphere the autumnal equinox (around September 22) is considerably warmer than the vernal equinox (around March 20) in most regions despite the fact that both days have almost equal amounts of daylight and darkness. However even with seasonal lag the autumnal equinox is cooler than the summer solstice (around June 21) in most regions as well as the vernal equinox being warmer than the winter solstice (", "doc_5": "In low and mid latitudes, the summer lag is longer, while in polar areas the winter lag is longer (coreless winter in interior Antarctica and Greenland).\nDue to seasonal lag, in the Northern Hemisphere the autumnal equinox (around September 22) is considerably warmer than the vernal equinox (around March 20) in most regions despite the fact that both days have almost equal amounts of daylight and darkness. However even with seasonal lag the autumnal equinox is cooler than the summer solstice (around June 21) in most regions as well as the vernal"}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/6", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/6", "text_sha256": "d6730719d2f47373f760b7e38b94b8bbb262d89cef68f6ce6ea15b12f93cde05", "gold_id": "colder_march/Seasonal_lag3.txt", "negative_ids": ["moon_collided_with_earth/sem_system2_14.txt", "start_of_a_season/Seasonal_lag2_5.txt", "start_of_a_season/Seasonal_lag1_6.txt", "start_of_a_season/Solstice4_7.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "6"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2c21b5193342f0185904eb873170fac614e655670660636bebce475555717e72"}}
{"state": "In the heart of a vibrant yoga studio, I found myself observing three distinct individuals - Melissa, Tom, and Rachel. Each one was a remarkable yoga instructor, their unique talents flourishing in our shared sanctuary. The time had come for me to delegate responsibilities, a task that was far from simple. The challenge at hand was to assign each instructor to their respective classes - either teaching beginner's yoga or advanced yoga.\n\nMelissa, a confident and assertive yoga instructor, often took control of any situation she found herself in. This strong leadership trait, though admirable, was often construed as belittling by Tom. On a brighter note, Melissa had excellent yoga skills and often put in extra hours to hone her advanced asanas. Her mantra for success was simple - Practice makes one perfect. As an instructor, she had a knack for breaking down complex asanas into simple steps, making yoga an enjoyable experience for her students, including those in the advanced levels. The cherry on top was that Melissa had already spent two successful years teaching at a studio that consisted primarily of beginner students.\n\nRachel, on the other hand, had a more collaborative approach, a trait that made her less enthusiastic about being directed. However, she had shown an interest in improving her skills for the beginner’s class. Rachel had taught a mix of yoga classes before, including beginners and advanced yoga. Yet, she admitted that she sometimes forgot a few poses, especially from the advanced classes, holding her back from excelling at the advanced level. The crux came when she confessed to struggling with a few of the tougher asanas. Still, Rachel's open-mindedness made her a team player, and in collaboration with Tom, she had successfully planned and taught some classes of restorative yoga.\n\nThen there was Tom, a man with a certain charm about him, which earned him respect from his peers. He excelled particularly in low-intensity restorative yoga, where his technical vocabulary sounded less alien to the students. Tom often took Rachel’s advice to heart, implementing them in their restorative classes. The beginners found his love for technical jargon overwhelming, leaving them dizzied rather than enlightened. When caught in a situation where his students outperformed him, Tom would shrink back, demotivated and demoralised. Melissa's authoritative demeanor didn't bode well with him either, resulting in a gap in their teamwork.\n\nFrom the outside looking in, I knew that my decision would have to be balanced and considerate. After all, the goal was to cultivate a welcoming atmosphere in our yoga studio for everyone. The challenge was making full use of their strengths, and pairing the right instructor to the right class, all the time taking their weaknesses into consideration. The answer to this conundrum - whom should I assign to teach the beginner’s yoga and whom to the advanced? - was now hung in the air, and I knew, it was a decision best left to the reader.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Teaching Beginner's Yoga: Rachel, Teaching Advanced Yoga: Melissa and Tom", "opt_2": "Teaching Beginner's Yoga: Tom, Teaching Advanced Yoga: Melissa and Rachel", "opt_3": "Teaching Beginner's Yoga: Melissa, Teaching Advanced Yoga: Rachel and Tom"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/149", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/149", "text_sha256": "6b4168d97d7fcafbd3802853b110c6b92ed533785687ce4cda07db6123ebbd9b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 149}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0c3c240779b1b1ac23df324109115715083bfe9da8f57b716fdf62c3d453796f"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Captured Moments by Will Shetterly I remember Papa's stopbox, a teal blue Tiempo Capturado that Mama brought home for his birthday. Sent 2: It was huge and inefficient, and she should never have spent so many pesos on a toy, but Papa would not let her return it. Sent 3: He used it to preserve baby tomatoes, cucumbers, and strawberries in translucent cubes that he stored in the pantry for spring-time meals in the middle of winter. Sent 4: Mama kept her mink jacket, a family hand-me-down, safe from time in a stopbox, and lent the capturador to my uncle for his stamp collection. Sent 5: Sometimes they would let us little ones to seal a treasured toy or a last piece of birthday cake until we begged them for its release, usually a few hours after enclosing it. Sent 6: When my father died, a year after my mother, my sisters and I cleaned out their apartment. Sent 7: We found our baby shoes protected in stopboxes. Sent 8: I took mine home, where they sat above my computer while I worked on my first play. Sent 9: One night when I did not believe love had ever existed for anyone, I used my own capturador, a sleek titanium Sanyo Tardar Ahora, to undo the stopbox. Sent 10: Bringing my face close to the shoes, I breathed deeply of air that my parents had trapped while closing up that symbol of their love for me. Sent 11: The instant would have been improved had my baby shoes been cleaned before they were encased. Sent 12: But as soon as I coughed, I laughed, and I did not try to kill myself that night", "question": "What did papa preserve?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Tomatoes, cucumbers, and strawberries\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Baby shoes\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Baby tomatoes, cucumbers, and strawberries\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Spring-time meals in the middle of winter\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/171", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/1ed9d226ce556bf250df", "text_sha256": "2696e547bff232ee4ab0e0368b7788b70ae7e619df15c5937c64cdf275e8d298", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 171}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4881d79147a7312e9ccc2536d19d1d970e3c5e6db504e33790572a8055fe83d1"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Bensons Pet Center opens in Saratoga Springs. Bensons Pet Center welcomes both two- and four-legged shoppers. (Lauren Halligan Medianews Group) By Lauren Halligan| lhalligan@troyrecord.com| Troy Record PUBLISHED: February 25, 2022 at 1:00 p.m. | UPDATED: February 25, 2022 at 1:01 p.m. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. Saratoga County now has one more spot where its all about the pets, with the opening of the newest Bensons Pet Center. An eighth Bensons location is now open at 175 Ballston Ave. in Saratoga Springs. Following a soft opening phase over the past couple of months, the store is now in full swing and fully stocked with supplies for dogs, cats, and more. The opportunity presented itself, and we thought it would fit a good niche for this side of the Saratoga and Ballston Avenue area, said general manager Moira Nowc, who has been with the Bensons for 16 years, on why the company decided to expand in this area. Bensons has two other centers in Saratoga County, in Wilton and Clifton Park, as well as Bensons Fish Room in Ballston Spa. Unlike most Bensons Pet Center locations, the new store does not have live pets for sale, though it does carry feeder crickets and rodents. One of the most unique features of the Spa City center is its do-it-yourself dog wash station, with three bays (two large and one small) where owners can bathe their dogs on site. We kind of jokingly say Come mess up our bathroom instead of yours, Nowc said, noting that the $15 fee includes use of the stores shampoo, towels, aprons, and hairdryers. Then we clean up and disinfect and do the laundry. The dog wash stations have been busy ever since the stores opening. We knew it would be popular, Nowc said. We didnt realize how popular it was going to be. The Saratoga Springs store is the first Bensons location to offer a dog washing station, and due to its success, the company plans to offer it at other locations in the future. Along with this latest expansion, Bensons Pet Center is currently in its 30th anniversary year. The company was originally founded in 1992 in Saratoga County, with a store in the former Saratoga Mall. Over the past three decades, Bensons has grown to become a small independent chain of full-line pet supply stores with locations throughout the greater Capital Region, as well as one in Pittsfield, Mass. As a community-focused business, Bensons Pet Center is pleased to welcome regular customers and their pets at all of its stores. Every time you walk into Bensons we want you to feel like you are home, Nowc said. The new stores staff members are enjoying meeting and learning the names of many visitors and their pets. We love what we do, Nowc said. Nowc is also glad to be welcoming back local customers that had previously switched to shopping online for their pets needs, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Weve gained a lot of customers who are excited to come back to us because they used to be our customers but then they found it more convenient to go to Chewy or on Amazon, she said. So a lot of people are refreshing back into independent stores, which is awesome. The Saratoga Springs store is open seven days a week, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. Same-day delivery is available within 10 miles of any location for orders placed before 3 p.m. on weekdays. Curbside pick-up is available too. Bensons welcomes walk-ins for the do-it-yourself dog wash station during business hours, until an hour before closing. More information about Bensons Pet Center is available online at bensonspet.com. The new store can be contacted by calling (518) 682-3712. Bensons Pet Center, a local family-owned and operated company, now has a total of eight locations. (Lauren Halligan Medianews Group) Bensons Pet Center welcomes both two- and four-legged shoppers. (Lauren Halligan Medianews Group) Bensons Pet Center carries lots of different treats for dogs. (Lauren Halligan Medianews Group) The new Bensons Pet Center in Saratoga Springs features a dog wash station. (Lauren Halligan Medianews Group) A large inventory of cat toys is displayed at Bensons Pet Center. (Lauren Halligan Medianews Group) Pet owners can give their pups a bath at the do-it-yourself dog wash station at the new Bensons Pet Center in Saratoga Springs. (Lauren Halligan Medianews Group) Left to right: Bensons Pet Center staff members Carrie Barber, Brandon Whalen, Moira Nowc and Christine Pruiksma smile in front of the stores do-it-yourself dog wash station. (Lauren Halligan Medianews Group) The new Bensons Pet Center is open seven days a week. 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{"state": "User: Can you help me record my health data?\nAI: Sure, I can help with that. What is your user ID?\nUser: My user ID is 1234.\nAI: What is the time of your health data?\nUser: It's on April 3rd, 2023, at 10:00 AM.\nAI: What are the health data you want to record?\nUser: My blood pressure is 120/80, and my heart rate is 80.\nAI: Okay, I'll record your health data now.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital."}, "label": "RecordHealthData", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/207", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/RecordHealthData-AppointmentRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "af48ea569bc251de6157ad4dbe3c8d119e0e2cbcc5a08cd3ea268ca6e5766d2d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 207, "file": "RecordHealthData-AppointmentRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "RecordHealthData", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e7fcf60c164ada7c0af7ca7d6dff5013c21637f431de840c4c22932dac040d76"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: I would like to find a movie to watch in the Imaginative fiction genre, as I have started to watch a lot of fantasy-type movies lately, you know!!!!!!"], "available_functions": [{"name": "Movies_3_FindMovies", "description": "Retrieves a list of movies based on the director, genre, and cast specified by the user.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"cast\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"Names of leading actors or actresses in the movie. Use 'dontcare' if the cast is not a specific search criterion.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"directed_by\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"Director of the movie. Use 'dontcare' if the director is not a specific search criterion.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"genre\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"Genre of the movie. Use 'dontcare' to include all genres or genre is not specified by user\", \"enum\": [\"Offbeat\", \"Fantasy\", \"World\", \"Mystery\", \"Thriller\", \"Comedy\", \"Comedy-drama\", \"Horror\", \"Animation\", \"Sci-fi\", \"Cult\", \"Drama\", \"Anime\", \"Family\", \"Action\", \"dontcare\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Movies_3_FindMovies` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_simple_223-117-15", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_simple_223-117-15", "text_sha256": "95a6747bc8aada269224cc7c10be3057bb0b0bdd600d9c0a4a6e7a2295c9c6bd", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_simple.json", "id": "live_simple_223-117-15"}, "stratum": "live_simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "03bbd169f1a331193721b59896c1b3f9227137f32406143981949e89a61a3f82"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nThe sex of a child is dictated by the inheritance of:\nA) a single Y chromosome from the mother.\nB) a single Y chromosome from the father.\nC) a recessive allele on the X chromosome.\nD) the number of X chromosomes from the mother.\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-clinical-knowledge.val.106", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-clinical-knowledge.val.106", "text_sha256": "6f02b5f169a75f421b0093131807b0296d420e6425ac81ccda77d392d2b6f43e", "eval_name": "mmlu-clinical-knowledge", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-clinical-knowledge.val.106"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "21d9d47aa2d95c5bdb78b8c62f81a90805d93b731d4fcc3f01b88bbba98334fa"}}
{"state": "Do the girls seem to be happy or upset about the soda?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "calculate_selections: This method takes two arguments, 'boys' and 'girls', and returns the number of ways a boy and a girl can be selected from the given numbers.", "tool_2": "calculate_boys: This method takes two arguments, 'girls' and 'ratio', and returns the number of boys in the college.", "tool_3": "retrieve_girls: This method takes a dictionary representing a table, and returns a tuple containing the number of girls in Miss West's and Ms. North's class.", "tool_4": "calculate_total_girls: This method takes one argument, 'middle_position', which is the position of the girl in the middle of the row. It returns the total number of girls in the row, assuming an equal number of girls and boys.", "tool_5": "determine_emotion_towards_object(image_patch: ImagePatch, subject_name: str, object_name: str, query: str) -> str: def determine_emotion_towards_object(image_patch: ImagePatch, subject_name: str, object_name: str, query: str) -> str: '''Determine the emotion of a subject towards an object. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. subject_name (str): The name of the subject. object_name (str): The name of the object. query (str): The original query to answer. Returns: str: The emotion of the …"}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/craft_Vqa_query_69", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/craft_Vqa_query_69", "text_sha256": "0a4e3ae78994a1bbe57dcdedc028cf7d0134f3ed8579bb764de16071890b3bbe", "gold_id": "craft_Vqa_tool_331", "negative_ids": ["toolink_tool_806", "toolink_tool_1080", "toolink_tool_1132", "toolink_tool_764"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:craft-vqa/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "craft-vqa", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "980a3ae8d31b459dc0f13c3243eed8e549618f15dd37bb06db652b914e5f5704"}}
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{"state": "MUTUAL NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\n1. \"Confidential Information\" is that confidential, proprietary, and trade secret information being disclosed by the disclosing party pursuant to this Agreement.\n2. Except as set forth in this Section 2, all Confidential Information shall be in tangible form and shall be marked as Confidential or proprietary information of the disclosing party. If the Confidential Information is disclosed orally or visually, it shall be identified as such at the time of disclosure and confirmed in a writing to the recipient within thirty (30) days of such disclosure.\n3. Each of the parties agrees that it will not make use of, disseminate, or in any way disclose any Confidential Information of the other party to any person, firm or business, except to the extent necessary for negotiations, discussions, and consultations with personnel or authorized representatives of the other party and any purpose the other party may hereafter authorize in writing. Each of the parties agrees that it shall disclose Confidential Information of the other party only to those of its employees, consultants, advisors and investors who need to know such information and who have previously agreed, either as a condition to employment or in order to obtain the Confidential Information, to be bound by terms and conditions substantially similar to those of this Agreement.\n4. There shall be no liability for disclosure or use of Confidential Information which is (a) in the public domain through no fault of the receiving party (b) rightfully received from a third party without any obligation of confidentiality, (c) rightfully known to the receiving party without any limitation on use or disclosure prior to its receipt from the disclosing party, (d) independently developed by the receiving party without use of any Confidential Information and by persons who have not had access to any Confidential Information (e) generally made available to third parties without any restriction on disclosure, or (f) communicated in response to a valid order by a court or other governmental body, as otherwise required by law, or as necessary to establish the rights of either party under this Agreement (provided that the party so disclosing has provided the other party with a reasonable opportunity to seek protective legal treatment for such Confidential Information).\n5. Each of the parties agrees that it shall treat all Confidential Information of the other party with the same degree of care as it accords to its own Confidential Information, and each of the parties represents that it exercises reasonable care to protect its own Confidential Information.\n6. Each of the parties agrees that it will not modify, reverse engineer, decompile, create other works from, or disassemble any software programs contained in the Confidential Information of the other party unless otherwise specified in writing by the disclosing party.\n* Confidential portions have been omitted from this public filing and have been filed separately with the Securities Exchange Commission.\n7. All materials (including, without limitation, documents, drawings, models, apparatus, sketches, designs and lists) furnished to one party by the other, and which are designated in writing to be the property of such party, shall remain the property of such party and shall be returned to it promptly at its request, together with any copies thereof.\n8. This Agreement shall govern all communications between the parties that are made during the period from the effective date of this Agreement to the date on which either party receives from the other written notice that subsequent communications shall not be so governed, provided, however, that each party's obligations under Sections 2 and 3 with respect to Confidential Information of the other party which it has previously received shall continue unless and until such Confidential Information falls within Section 4. Neither party shall communicate any information to the other in violation of the proprietary rights of any third party. Neither party acquires any licenses under any intellectual property rights of the other party under this Agreement.\n* Confidential portions have been omitted from this public filing and have been filed separately with the Securities Exchange Commission.", "questions": {"nda-15": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Agreement shall not grant Receiving Party any right to Confidential Information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-2": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information shall only include technical information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-20": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may retain some Confidential Information even after the return or destruction of Confidential Information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-4": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall not use any Confidential Information for any purpose other than the purposes stated in Agreement.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/488", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/488", "text_sha256": "a114eb3002e026e7ce93eff087414fee8a9668fc9d89433a3146c1aa4ebd08fc", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 488, "file_name": "1108244_0001012870-00-001650_document_32.txt"}, "stratum": "sec-text", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "150d801549ee7308a0f48d26c71c7bd0e98af356b7456d5429c6317ccc3a67e7"}}
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{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What is the wind speed and temperature in location given by coordinates 46.603354,1.8883340 on December 13, 2019?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "weather.get_by_city_date", "description": "Retrieves the historical weather data based on city and date.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"city\": {\"description\": \"The city for which to retrieve the weather.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"date\": {\"description\": \"The date for which to retrieve the historical weather data in the format YYYY-MM-DD.\", \"format\": \"date\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"city\", \"date\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "weather.get_forecast_by_coordinates", "description": "Get the weather forecast for a specific geographical coordinates.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"coordinates\": {\"description\": \"The geographical coordinates for which to retrieve the weather. The first element of the tuple is the latitude and the second is the longitude.\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"float\"}, \"type\": \"tuple\"}, \"days_ahead\": {\"description\": \"Number of days to forecast from current date (optional, default is 7).\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"coordinates\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "weather.get_by_coordinates_date", "description": "Retrieves the historical weather data based on coordinates and date.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"coordinates\": {\"description\": \"The geographical coordinates for which to retrieve the weather. The first element of the tuple is the latitude and the second is the longitude.\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"float\"}, \"type\": \"tuple\"}, \"date\": {\"description\": \"The date for which to retrieve the historical weather data in the format YYYY-MM-DD.\", \"format\": \"date\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"coordinates\", \"date\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `weather.get_by_city_date` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `weather.get_forecast_by_coordinates` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `weather.get_by_coordinates_date` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/multiple_5", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/multiple_5", "text_sha256": "1cccf3cb1fcab237dd61bab78ebcca03cb358fd855ae9f7a1d67e5c680ee2541", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_multiple.json", "id": "multiple_5"}, "stratum": "multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a8ee0d580b6453441d020e7722b193fc8f402cc061122fb84ecd7316eebc9bc3"}}
{"state": "Tell me how to build a model using feature extraction from images, for use in a binary classification task.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "TF_Decision_Trees: Binary Classification Use TensorFlow's Gradient Boosted Trees model in binary classification of structured data. Build a decision forests model by specifying the input feature usage. Implement a custom Binary Target encoder as a Keras Preprocessing layer to encode the categorical features with respect to their target value co-occurrences, and then use the encoded features to build a decision …", "tool_2": "imagenet-mobilenet_v2-feature_vector: Feature extraction A pre-trained image feature vector model using MobileNetV2 architecture on ImageNet dataset. It can be used for feature extraction from images.", "tool_3": "imagenet_resnet_v2_50_feature_vector: Feature extraction from images This model is trained on the ImageNet dataset and can be used to extract feature vectors from images using the ResNet-50 architecture.", "tool_4": "imagenet-mobilenet_v2_100_224-feature_vector: Feature extraction from images A pre-trained model that can be used to extract feature vectors from images using MobileNetV2 architecture with 224x224 input size.", "tool_5": "convnext_base.fb_in1k: Image Classification, Feature Map Extraction, Image Embeddings A ConvNeXt image classification model pretrained on ImageNet-1k by paper authors. It can be used for image classification, feature map extraction, and image embeddings."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gorilla_tensor_query_33", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gorilla_tensor_query_33", "text_sha256": "a2716fd02063531504fc4287953e4cc274e598dc645505c2b27bfa7bd643d09f", "gold_id": "gorilla_tensor_tool_9", "negative_ids": ["gorilla_huggingface_tool_844", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_197", "gorilla_tensor_tool_51", "gorilla_tensor_tool_31"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gorilla-tensor/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "gorilla-tensor", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "91cad5266767801bd27217b28f70e1187de6f5510a89d62ceb06645080a6fc43"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.People who don’t know shit about any religion and yet act like they do are some of the most arrogant motherfuckers on the planet", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/538", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/84b9df71db77635e9918", "text_sha256": "3252222a0419485babf19deb6310019fd05c1849b9c8978368ac34502db25a1c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 538}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "78f17148f5d03c9d857d30bd929480db4aa3701fdebecd986b8ac09ab0df5870"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: With a budget of 329 million, LSC provides civil legal assistance to low-income people in every county in America, Kleiman said. Sent 2: NLAP was created in 1968. Sent 3: A decade later, the agency used a 50,000 LSC grant to buy a building at 438 King St. in Charleston and 33,000 to buy a building at 201 King St. in Georgetown, according to Erlenborn's letter to Kaynard. Sent 4: In 1980, NLAP used 63,000 in LSC funds to buy property at 607 Main St. in Conway, the letter said. Sent 5: On Nov. 14, 2001, NLAP transferred title of the King Street building in Charleston to the Charleston County Bar Association, according to county property records. Sent 6: The local bar paid 5 for the building, which sits between a redeveloped office building and an antique shop. Sent 7: The local bar said it would maintain the building for \"legal services to indigent residents of Charleston County and coastal South Carolina,\" the records said. Sent 8: The King Street building appears to be vacant. Sent 9: Notices at the entrance direct visitors to the equal justice center on West Montague Avenue in North Charleston. Sent 10: E. Douglas Pratt-Thomas, president of the local bar, was not available for comment. Sent 11: Charleston County has not appraised the King Street property because it is tax-exempt. Sent 12: But Randall Goldman, managing partner of Patrick Properties, which owns buildings from 440 to 456 King St., said he estimates 438 King St. would sell for between 700,000 and 900,000. Sent 13: \"That building, which was purchased solely with federal legal aid dollars, should be used to provide legal services for poor people in South Carolina,\" Kleiman said. Sent 14: LSC wants the title to go to the equal justice center in Charleston or \"we want 100 percent of the proceeds from the sale of the building to stay in Charleston. Sent 15: We are not contemplating taking that money out of South Carolina,\" he said. Sent 16: Kleiman said if the neighborhood legal program in Charleston \"had honored their obligation, this would not be an issue", "question": "\" Multi Label Question: What money was used to pay for the King Street property?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Kleinman dollars\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"The Bar Association Dollars\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"A $50,000 LSC grant\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"LSC grant\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"LSC funds\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Proceeds from the sale of 607 Main St. in Conway\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Federal aid dollars\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Charleston City dollars\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_9": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"With federal legal aid dollars\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/115", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/9a51be328b78ba1962b3", "text_sha256": "cbe8e19da2c4734f46e4ad572adfb85dbe53ff3bd79ba9e644392a054b27540b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 115}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e35e5e67c96065785180cde0d3b996c9a07fcf675ae6f2dbf6637b686eeef9d9"}}
{"state": "Is there a diagram outlining the life of a dollar?\n\nI would like to understand the economic system concretely. My reading leads quickly into graphs and theory, which is interesting but not what I'm looking for. Instead, I imagine I should be able to trace the path of a dollar from my pocket through the major components of the economic system (the central bank, commercial banks, investors, companies, tax, government spending, government borrowing...)", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "The unsustainable fiscal path threatens the safety net and the most vulnerable in American society. If the government does not have sufficient resources, essential programs like Medicaid and Social Security could be put in jeopardy.\nA solid fiscal foundation leads to economic growth.", "doc_2": "On the flip side, lowering interest rates makes borrowing cheaper, encouraging\nspending, borrowing and investing. This action can be a useful stimulus for\nthe economy, especially when governments and central banks want to encourage\neconomic growth. Central banks use interest rates as a tool, helping to\ninfluence behaviors to heat up or cool down the economy as needed.", "doc_3": "Three-sector model  [  [ edit\n](/w/index.php?title=Circular_flow_of_income&action=edit&section=9 \"Edit\nsection: Three-sector model\") ]\n\n[\n![](//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/cf/Economics_circular_flow_cartoon.jpg/220px-\nEconomics_circular_flow_cartoon.jpg)\n](/wiki/File:Economics_circular_flow_cartoon.jpg) Three-sector circular flow\ndiagram\n\nThe three-sector model adds the government sector to the two-sector model.\n[17]  [18]  Thus, the three-sector model includes (1) households, (2) firms,\nand (3) government. It excludes the financial sector and the foreign sector.\nThe government sector consists of the economic activities of local, state and\nfederal governments. Flows from households and firms to government are in the\nform of taxes. The income the government receives flows to firms and\nhouseholds in the form of subsidies, transfers, and purchases of goods and\nservices.  [17]  [18]  Every payment has a corresponding receipt; that is,\nevery flow of money has a corresponding flow of goods in the opposite\ndirection.  [17]  [18]  As a result, the [ aggregate expenditure\n](/w/index.php?title=Aggregate_expenditure&action=edit&redlink=1 \"Aggregate\nexpenditure \\(page does not exist\\)\") of the economy is identical to its [\naggregate income ](/wiki/Aggregate_income \"Aggregate income\") , making a\ncircular flow.", "doc_4": "What Is Modern Monetary Theory?\nModern monetary theory (MMT) decrees that governments do not rely on taxes or borrowing for spending since they can print as much money as they need. Some economists, including adherents of the theory, note that levels of U.S. government debt don't necessarily reflect the savings preferences of the government bond buyers, including the central banks of countries running trade and current account surpluses with the U.S. and U.S. corporations and households.", "doc_5": "Essentially, interest rates are the cost of borrowing money. When the central\nbank increases interest rates, borrowing becomes more expensive. In this\nenvironment, both consumers and businesses might think twice about taking out\nloans for major purchases or investments. This slows down spending, typically\nlowering overall demand and hopefully reducing inflation."}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/9", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/9", "text_sha256": "6a38e583f69eb6ba16117434c9b88733eb99383301d44ef82ca28b3dd5ed1188", "gold_id": "dollar_flow/Circularflowofincome_13.txt", "negative_ids": ["government_debt/nationaldebtasp_16.txt", "inflation_interest/howdoesraisinginterestrateshelpinflation_37.txt", "inflation_interest/howdoesraisinginterestrateshelpinflation_35.txt", "government_debt/top10_8.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "9"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7c4fdd13e9ab210f66faa9196e2b9b149279f5322e8537fa74c1fc2716adfe04"}}
{"state": "As the project manager of a data analysis venture, I was tasked with the crucial role of delegating responsibilities to my team. The assignments at hand were data cleaning, and data transformation and modeling. The challenge was not the tasks themselves, but the unique blend of skills, backgrounds, and work styles of my team members - Barbara, Albert, and Tom. The weight of this responsibility was not lost on me, as the success of the project hinged on my ability to assign the right task to the right person.\n\nAlbert and Tom, have previously worked shoulder to shoulder on various data analysis projects. They have a history of creating successful at many ventures, although that harmony was now under considerable strain. Albert, despite his years of studying the ropes of the trade and being academically oriented, frequently made errors when it came to entering data. Albert also had a patience problem when it came to detailed, meticulous tasks, something that data cleaning and data transformation demanded in ample quantities. On the positive side, his theoretical knowledge was strong and he was able to efficiently apply data transformations when given enough breathing space. But his professional relationship with Tom was not in the best place. He felt devalued and it gave rise to frustrations that were tangible in their everyday interaction.\n\nBarbara, the female member of the team, was a bundle of contradictions. She was candid enough to admit that the job didn't enthrall her, especially the meticulous aspects. Her efforts and inputs attested her assertions. Often, she overlooked important attributes in data. Not having experience in computational mathematics also limited her capabilities to a certain extent. Barbara believed in doing things her way and clashing with Tom’s precision process-structured working style was inevitable. The strained professional relationship further suffered when she consistently interrupted Albert’s input during discussions.\n\nTom was the anchor of the trio. His experience and background in computational mathematics made him a value asset in handling large and complicated datasets. His stellar working ethics showed in his willingness to stay late and correct irregularities in the data. This successful role was perhaps why he had a high precision value that sometimes clashed with Barbara's freewheeling, minimal effort style.\n\nDespite their issues and disagreements, what worked in their favor was the rapport they had developed by frequently engaging in activities outside the workspace. All I can do is to delegate them their roles, considering their skills, backgrounds, work ethics, and interpersonal relationships, hoping for the best and expecting that each one will rise to the occasion. But the key in making this project a success would be their adaptability, perseverance, patience, and their ability to overcome personal frictions for the common goal. And that's a story that would unfold over time, for better or for worse. No matter the outcome, the assignment was bound to be a learning experience in team management for me.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Data Cleaning: Albert, Data Transformation and Modeling: Barbara and Tom", "opt_2": "Data Cleaning: Barbara, Data Transformation and Modeling: Albert and Tom", "opt_3": "Data Cleaning: Tom, Data Transformation and Modeling: Albert and Barbara"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/160", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/160", "text_sha256": "bb51ae8304ff9078d2192a62f2c582740959e6a7107afe66101d2fdd59570807", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 160}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6c26d001b0ba631ab8c8edc1ade7e998cbec88edaa6ce3a0b84723a3e1414951"}}
{"state": {"service": "Hotel search and booking engine supporting the widest set of hotels and search criteria", "dialogue": ["User: Would you help me find a hotel please?", "System: Where would you like to stay?", "User: In Delhi please.", "System: How about Aloft New Delhi Aerocity? It has a 4 star rating.", "User: Okay. Could you let me know what the weather will be like March 5th?", "System: Sure, the temperature will average 90 degrees Fahrenheit and the rain possibility will be 7 percent.", "User: And what about the humidity level?", "System: 21 percent, more or less.", "User: Thanks. Let's book that hotel room now please.", "System: On March 5th?", "User: No, the 1st of March.", "System: For how long?", "User: One room, 5 days.", "System: Confirming a 5 day stay in Delhi on March 1st at Aloft New Delhi Aerocity, 1 room.", "User: Great, sounds good to me.", "System: The reservation has been completed.", "User: Thanks a lot.", "System: Anything else today?", "User: No, thanks again."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"RoomReservation": "Book a hotel room for a desired length of time", "OnlineHotelBooking": "Search for a hotel in your preferred location", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/14_00032/18", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/14_00032", "text_sha256": "a4909810a5605712c51ce1917ca4a3dcafefec8774e337da7a59dfcb57d19098", "schema_variant": "v3", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "14_00032", "turn": 18}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "683858e0144c559ea6f345e76357a23b3606505f7f2f793b843a9622b9de60ac"}}
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{"state": "Mary, determined and focused, was in the kitchen preparing to cook an exotic dish. It was new territory for her, but she knew her trusty recipe book would guide her. Sam, her reliable sous chef, was by her side, keeping the kitchen clean, organized and efficient. Meanwhile, Emma, the diligent waitress, was setting the tables, knowing she may need to dart back and forth between the dining area and kitchen. The recipe book was stationed on the kitchen counter, while the wooden spoon was securely tucked away in the kitchen drawer. Despite the different tasks at hand, they were all aware of the items' locations.\n\nRecognizing the need for more working space, Sam picked the recipe book from the cluttered countertop, carefully placing it on the pantry shelf. With that move, he brought much-needed order to the bustling kitchen. During this momentary shift in activities, Emma found herself preoccupied in the storage area, selecting finest quality silverware for the evening service. Simultaneously, a short proximity from her current location but behind a subtle curtain, Mary found herself inching closer to Sam and the pantry. This movement across the floor space was instigated by an ongoing discussion with Sam revolving around a particular vegetable that coincidentally resided close to the pantry.\n\nWhile on her culinary journey of the exotic dish, Mary felt the need to cross-check her steps. She reached out for the recipe book on the pantry shelf and placed it on the kitchen counter, closer to her work area and away from the chaos, ensuring her cooking's flawless execution. As Mary immersed herself in the complexity of her dish preparation, Emma arrived at the entrance of the main kitchen, toting a basket of freshly-baked bread from the bakery room. A waft of warm, buttery goodness filled the air, hinting at its origin, and subtly adding a layer of ambient warmth to the main kitchen. \n\nAway from the culinary epicenter where Mary manned the helm, Sam kept an eye on the overall functioning of the kitchen. A particular spice caught his attention, leading him to engage with Mary, posing his insightful views on the role of the spice in question, while he made minor adjustments within the confines of the spice rack.\n\nThe bustling kitchen wasn't just a place for food preparation but also served as a passage for Emma to reach the dining area from the bakery. Thus, while Sam sought Mary's opinion on the relevance of the spice, Emma navigated through the busy kitchen space, careful not to disrupt the cooks or lose any loaves from her basket.\n\nWithin the bustling kitchen chaos, Emma noted the lone wooden spoon resting on the cutlery rack, vital for her table arrangement. She swiftly reached for it, weaving her way back to the dining area, placing the wooden spoon on the kitchen counter for easy accessibility as she continued her arrangement. Amid the whirl of activity inside the bustling kitchen, Mary found herself engrossed, carefully crafting her exotic dish. Her eyes danced across the vibrant vegetables she was finely chopping, her hands moving with expert precision. In the next room over, Sam was diligently making sure the pantry was clean and well-organized. He understood that in the culinary world, cleanliness and efficiency were just as important as taste and presentation.\n\nEmma had to make a quick, silent visit to the kitchen, not wanting to break the seamless rhythm that had been established between Mary and Sam. She moved quietly, not disturbing the duo who were absorbed in their respective tasks.\n\nThe day slowly unfolded into evening, drawing the curtain over another successful day in the restaurant. Every component, every individual had played their part in harmony, making it a resounding symphony of dedication, passion, and culinary creativity.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which location is the most likely place Emma would look to find the recipe book given the story?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "kitchen counter", "opt_2": "kitchen drawer", "opt_3": "pantry shelf"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_object_placements"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/object_placements/188", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/object_placements/188", "text_sha256": "eb1bab5a6f28fb8c24697d56197653a7c59074a6ea38060a4de247669d175b78", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:object_placements.csv", "row": 188}, "stratum": "object_placements", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "df5564b1caccebf04d2906ed92be4de0ee33b8a3bc8574ff5cf80da706dd5ca7"}}
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{"state": "Why do you die if you cannot breathe?\nI was wondering what the actual reason for death by suffocation is. Obviously it is related to oxygen deprivation. But what is the underlying cause of death?\nIs it due to insufficient oxygen for aerobic respiration, and the resulting lack of ATP (as anaerobic respiration forms less ATP)?\nOr is it because of the build-up of lactic acid, causing enzymes to denature?\nOr is it the lowering of the pH of the blood because of a build-up of carbon dioxide which forms carbonic acid and subsequent denaturation of enzymes?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Breathing (spiration or ventilation) is the process of moving air into and from the lungs to facilitate gas exchange with the internal environment, mostly to flush out carbon dioxide and bring in oxygen.\nAll aerobic creatures need oxygen for cellular respiration, which extracts energy from the reaction of oxygen with molecules derived from food and produces carbon dioxide as a waste product. Breathing, or external respiration, brings air into the lungs where gas exchange takes place in the alveoli through diffusion. The body's circulatory system transports these gases to and from the cells, where cellular respiration takes", "doc_2": "[ Anaerobic respiration ](/wiki/Anaerobic_respiration \"Anaerobic respiration\")\nis respiration in the absence of  [ O\n2  ](/wiki/Oxygen \"Oxygen\"). Prokaryotes can utilize a variety of electron\nacceptors. These include [ nitrate ](/wiki/Nitrate \"Nitrate\"), [ sulfate\n](/wiki/Sulfate \"Sulfate\"), and carbon dioxide.", "doc_3": "Asphyxia or asphyxiation is a condition of deficient supply of oxygen to the body which arises from abnormal breathing. Asphyxia causes generalized hypoxia, which affects all the tissues and organs, some more rapidly than others. There are many circumstances that can induce asphyxia, all of which are characterized by the inability of a person to acquire sufficient oxygen through breathing for an extended period of time. Asphyxia can cause coma or death.\nIn 2015, about 9.8 million cases of unintentional suffocation occurred which resulted in 35,600 deaths. The word asphyxia is from Ancient Greek α- \"without\" and σφύξις sphyxis, \"squeeze\" (throb of heart).", "doc_4": ".4 and, to a lesser extent, the partial pressure of oxygen to 13 kPa (100 mm Hg). For example, exercise increases the production of carbon dioxide by the active muscles. This carbon dioxide diffuses into the venous blood and ultimately raises the partial pressure of carbon dioxide in the arterial blood. This is immediately sensed by the carbon dioxide chemoreceptors on the brain stem. The respiratory centers respond to this information by causing the rate and depth of breathing to increase to such an extent that the partial pressures of carbon dioxide and oxygen in the arterial blood return", "doc_5": "aerobic phase and an aerobic phase. During the anaerobic phase, the sugars of the pulp (sucrose, glucose, fructose) are consumed by yeasts using anaerobic respiration to yield carbon dioxide, ethanol, and low amounts of energy [18,19]. The aerobic stage is dominated by lactic and acetic-acid-producing bacteria [20].\n2.3. Not Only Food: Biofuels and Other Chemicals\nThe fermentation processes of substrates such as xylose are also of high interest on an industrial level. In addition to expanding the range"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/24", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/24", "text_sha256": "27651975fa7b62d2c352a5e249bd7286442a783e37b36857aca99e956d7c5cf2", "gold_id": "die_if_cannot_breathe/Asphyxia_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["yeast_dissolve_in_sugar/PMC7466055_11_5.txt", "induce_sleep/Adenosinetriphosphat_144_0.txt", "breathe_out_of_one_nostril/Breathing_0_0.txt", "breathe_out_of_one_nostril/Breathing_4_2.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "24"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "580b2ac1cc7cca4d19167f34ace6a187f6fe298d6092e478cd56995a9b1b29e6"}}
{"state": "As the sun dipped below the horizon on a Tuesday, I found myself in my office, poring over the profiles of my team: Amanda, Richard, and Kelly. The bustling theme park we operated had two crucial roles to fill - delivering captivating performances to entertain our guests and ensuring security within our lively amusement paradise.\n\nAmanda was an energetic spirit. Our community had always admired her lively, enthusiastic stage presence in numerous local theatre productions. She had a knack for capturing the audience's attention with her charismatic displays. However, she lacked the physical training required for security roles; not to mention she tends to panic in stressful situations, which could quickly escalate in an arena like our park. Additionally, she vocally criticized Richard's approach to maintaining security, as if she questioned his competence in that area. \n\nHowever, when it came to working with Kelly on performance routines, there was a disconnect. Amanda struggled to understand Kelly's creative thought process which often led to communication issues. Kelly, on the other hand, found Amanda's way of giving instructions during rehearsals too blunt, misinterpreting her succinct communication as impoliteness. \n\nThen there was Kelly - a creative mind, but with no experience in performing before an actual audience. Worse still, he had a case of stage fright and tended to freeze up on stage. Kelly also did not possess the strong physique typically needed for a security personnel role. Plus, he often allowed himself to be distracted by amusement park rides and shows, which was less than ideal for someone tasked with security. He also had a sour tendency to criticize Richard's work. \n\nRichard, meanwhile, came across to most as a lone wolf. He had a monotone voice, which didn’t make him the best choice for engaging the audience in our shows. On top of that, Richard showed little inclination to learn and remember the choreography for performances. Despite Amanda's occasional theatre-centric inputs during team meetings, Richard didn't seem to take them seriously, often brushing them off.\n\nHowever, his past role as a night watchman at a warehouse spoke of his ability in the security department. He kept his cool, whether under pressure, or when Kelly would make less-than-constructive comments about his work. He knew how to maintain order effectively, making him a top contender for this position.\n\nQuietly mulling over the files, one thing was certain - each person had their unique strengths and weaknesses. It was my job to assign them their roles, to make the right decisions that would keep our ambitious theme park running like a well-oiled machine.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Perform shows: Amanda, Provide security: Kelly and Richard", "opt_2": "Perform shows: Kelly, Provide security: Amanda and Richard", "opt_3": "Perform shows: Richard, Provide security: Amanda and Kelly"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/105", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/105", "text_sha256": "1f4d9513124c3b8a05e63ab3142123c5adc03f423c3ce16b6c7f965489d0a401", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 105}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5089d0520648dde67043778baa129f2fd69e6c70f07d5369e2e9de73d3bcd492"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.I was trying to snoop in on some shit with the Vipers and turns out she was there... then I saw that she BLEW UP A FUCKING BUILDING", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/483", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/ee5b6952a91c524b7c67", "text_sha256": "9a3ae0eb23a68253e940012c1c9a952c8bdb06ae90e51654e1cd920f4557bed5", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 483}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f7ec4f44ff453c530ab910de3523efd351c0bd06c8335576d5faf4e3cdb0f5cc"}}
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{"state": "When fitness enthusiast Uma is ominously murdered with a vial of acid at her local gym, it's up to seasoned Detective Winston to unravel the mystery between the two prime suspects, Irving and Addison.\n\nDetective Winston sat hunched over the cold steel counter in the diner, specks of rain slowly dripping onto the vinyl seat from his coat. He absently flipped through the case file of Uma, somehow the atmosphere matching the mournful story he was reading.\n\nAccording to the notes, Uma was a trainer and part-time script consultant at the same fitness center where Irving, the suspect, also trained. Both typically scheduled their workouts late in the evening, customarily ending when the gym was mostly vacant. The evening Uma met her untimely demise, irrefutable evidence shows Irving stayed later than she did, apparently relishing the solitude. The stark lighting of the closed gym only added to the chilly atmosphere.\n\nWinston carefully sipped his coffee, the bitter taste pulling him from his reverie. Grabbing his notepad, he jotted down a few points to discuss with Irving. Apart from his regular gym routine, various aspects of his writing career were catching Winston's eye.\n\nIrving was known for his precise work on scripts, specifically for his detailed research into harmful substances, even down to their handling and utilization. His alarmingly realistic work had earned him a strange kind of reputation, though no one could deny it fascinated viewers.\n\nGiven this, Uma’s claim that Irving stole her work didn’t seem so far off. Looking closely at her file again, Winston found a direct threat from Uma stating she would expose Irving's deception to the public. It seemed like this plagiarism accusation had Irving on edge, a tension that seemed to whisper of something dangerous. \n\nHeading out of the diner, Winston decided to head over to Irving’s apartment. It was a short drive, the buildings looming against the gloomy sky forebodingly, each window alight as though the eyes of some unseen spectators.\n\nAs he approached the building, he recalled a report of Irving carrying a vial from his car to his apartment. The vial itself seemed ordinary but combined with his previous online purchases of corrosive substances from a store, it painted a grim picture.\n\nUpon reaching the apartment, his observational skills kicked in, the detective noting the absence of lights; Irving had not yet returned home. His mind wandered back to the fitness center, and the reports claiming that Irving usually stayed late rang even truer considering the current time.\n\n\"Hey, Winston,\" barked a voice over the phone, pulling him back to reality. \n\n\"Irving went home, got caught in the morning traffic. You guess what he drove?\"\n\nWinston sighed, the picture painfully clear. \"I'm guessing it was a car.\"\n\n\"Well, today's just full of surprises for you, innit? Yeah, it was the car,\" the officer on the other line chuckled before he hung up.\n\nWinston leaned against the chilling wall, thoughts whirling around in his mind, the proverbially web becoming denser with each passing moment. Irving had a lot to answer for, and that included what happened the tragic night Uma was murdered.\n\nWinston had been to countless crime scenes before, seen unimaginable horrors, yet the fitness center was an unusual one. Uma, one of the well-known fitness enthusiasts had died an inexplicable death. While the cause of her demise was a vial of some sort of acid, the question of 'who?' lingered. He got to work, starting with the first person on his suspect list - Addison, Uma's trainer.\n\nAddison was a common sight at the fitness center, employed as a personal trainer. He always had a smile for everyone, but today, his face held a grimace. \"Not the best day, huh?\" Winston began, attempting to ease into the conversation. \n\nAddison shrugged, his customary smile replaced with a glowering look. Winston pondered silently also absorbing the sight of Addison's custom-made suit. Just a few days ago, Addison had showcased it during a workout demonstration at the fitness center. Quite an unlikely expenditure for a trainer, he thought, especially considering the known fact that Addison was not particularly well paid for his occupation.\n\n\"You remember working with Uma?\" Winston questioned. Addison nodded, confirming that Uma was indeed one of his regular clients. He also mentioned how Uma had once publicly praised his honesty. The irony of the statement was not lost on Winston. There were rumors, after all, that it was Uma who had caught Addison stealing expensive equipment from the gym. \n\n\"Equipment going missing recently?\" The question was straightforward, and Addison's look confirmed the hunch. Addison admitted to the gym's problem with missing expensive equipment, his face darkening considerably. The management had also noticed the problem, apparently. Winston suppressed the urge to connect the dots, to voice his suspicions, but rather, he asked brighter questions. Like if Addison ever needed to travel for work, to which the management and Addison himself confirmed that his job did not entail any work-related travel.\n\nThere was the security footage, of course. Addison entering the gym, nonchalantly, almost cheerfully, shortly before Uma's death. And more importantly, Addison was present in the fitness center at the time of the murder. That was no secret. And yet all Winston could outwardly do was take in the facts as they came, not utter a word about his growing suspicions. \n\n\"Quite a suit you've got,\" Winston finally commented at the end of their conversation, his gaze traveling over the custom-made suit that Addison had shown off in his recent work presentation. Addison just nodded, a baleful look crossing his face, as Winston, satisfied for the time, bade him goodbye.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Irving", "opt_2": "Addison"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/52", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/52", "text_sha256": "1e8fe55fff986f01b8f74c952d2e16333806798ac1f3e1faf69f70c19f2c7921", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 52}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a5a1018ac06e0082331a78c2ccdb772f2cbbdfb545db76eccf9ae3194fe68104"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "Americans in counties that fueled Trump 's win are being left behind"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Americans in counties that fueled Trump 's plane are being left behind", "b": "Americans in counties that fueled Trump 's Car are being left behind"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/4686-12909", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/4686", "text_sha256": "e6fc3d88c079cb640ba14096943a05c2603f042d2b870d2f1a80c2cd430cf1fc", "grades": ["0.8", "1.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "4686-12909"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "014091bcd607e65f1bb684ba6657b6485c1172c6fd658581ed9cfdeb927015a0"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me delete an agenda for picking up my dry cleaning on March 21st at the cleaners?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. To delete the agenda, I need the required information. What is the exact time you want to delete the agenda?\nUser: The time is 10:00 AM.\nAI: Thanks. Just to confirm, you want to delete the agenda for March 21st, 2023 at 10:00 AM at the Cleaners. Is that correct?\nUser: Yes, that's correct.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "QueryMeeting": "This API allows users to query the information of a meeting.", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "AddAgenda": "The API for adding a agenda item includes content, time and location.", "DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "AddMeeting": "This API allows users to make a reservation for a meeting and store the meeting information (e.g., topic, time, location, attendees) in the database."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/382", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/DeleteAgenda-AddAlarm-DeleteMeeting-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "1378f0758320b362f974cdf67e3944f534faa3a3e0436c00f2bbf4fb25c54d6d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 382, "file": "DeleteAgenda-AddAlarm-DeleteMeeting-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a02aa2c346f7adb33644fe09995d8f653e9c373cb15c7e0de6566deecd23a886"}}
{"state": "the ac, could you tell me the temperature", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"play_music": null, "calendar": null, "order_status": null, "todo_list_update": null, "shopping_list": null, "next_song": null, "reminder": null, "smart_home": null, "shopping_list_update": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "smart_home", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2102", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2102", "text_sha256": "906e4a070837533d3118a26e6a140d953e76437014d38df7230dd48b37134572", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2102}, "stratum": "home", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "527569a581e502af018614c1376cabd157f3b78eab2a85b7b882aa627765977f"}}
{"state": "Substituting number of simulations (\"n\") in rnorm() using a list of predetermined values (in R)\n\nI'm using rnorm() but instead of substituting the number of simulations \"n\" with just one variable, I would like to do this multiple times with \"n\" having predetermined values from a series of values. (In my project, I will need to do this 11,600+ times as there are 11,600+ predetermined values which I need to use rnorm() for - but the mean and standard deviation will be constant. To simplify everything for this discussion, I will just assume I have 10 predetermined values representing the number of simulations I would like to do.)\n\nunit.cost <- rnorm(728, mean = 8403.86, sd = 1000)\n\nInstead of just using \"728\" as the number of simulations (\"n\"), I would want to automatically substitute iteratively using these series of values: 728, 628, 100, 150, 99, 867, 934, 11, 67, 753. (I also want to use these series of values in the same order - and not just randomly using them, as the expected output should be a data frame listing the unit.cost using the predetermined values of n. Note that both mean and sd are constant.)\n\nWhat I've tried:\n\nI am very much beginner in R, so upon search, it looks like for loop would be an ideal candidate to do this setup?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Arguments  ¶\n` _ mean  _ `\nA constant specifying the value that the output values should be centered on.\n` _ stddev  _ `\nA constant specifying the width of one standard deviation.\nFor example, if you specify a mean of 0.0 and a standard deviation of 1.0,\napproximately 68.2% of returned values from multiple calls will be between\n-1.0 and +1.0 (i.e. within one standard deviation of the mean).\nSimilarly, if you choose a mean of 5.0 and a standard deviation of 2, then\napproximately 68.2% of values will be between 3.0 and 7.0.\n` _ gen  _ `\nAn expression that serves as a raw source of uniform random numbers, typically\nthe ` RANDOM  ` function. For more information, see the Data Generation\nfunctions) .", "doc_2": "Usage Notes  ¶\nfunction, both in the ranges of the values returned and their distribution.\n  * ` RANDOM  ` generates random 64-bit integers in a uniform distribution. It accepts an optional seed that allows random sequences to be repeated. \nWhen ` RANDOM  ` is called a large number of times, the results are more or\nless evenly distributed over the range of possible values. For example, the\nnumber of results with values between 1000 and 2000 is similar to the number\nof values between 2000 and 3000.\n  * ` NORMAL  ` generates random integer or floating-point numbers centered on the specified mean, with the specified standard deviation. \nWhen ` NORMAL  ` is called a large number of times, the distribution of the\nresults is likely to approximate a “normal” curve (a “bell-shaped curve”). The\ncenter of the curve and its “breadth” are influenced by the ` _ mean  _ ` and\n` _ stddev  _ ` parameters. Values closer to the specified mean are more\nlikely to occur than values far from the mean.", "doc_3": "apply(v, f2, outer(1:3, 1:5), y = 2*(1:5))\n    stopifnot(dim(a2) == c(3,5,4), all.equal(a2, a.2),\n              identical(dimnames(a2), list(NULL,NULL,LETTERS[1:4])))\n    \n    hist(replicate(100, mean(rexp(10))))\n    \n    ## use of replicate() with parameters:\n    foo <- function(x = 1, y = 2) c(x, y)\n    # does not work: bar <- function(n, ...) replicate(n, foo(...))\n    bar <- function(n, x) replicate(n, foo(x = x))\n    bar(5, x = 3)\n    # }\n    \n\nRun the code above in your browser using  [ DataCamp Workspace\n](https://app.datacamp.com/workspace/preview?_tag=rdocs&rdocsPath=packages%2Fbase%2Fversions%2F3.6.2%2Ftopics%2Flapply&utm_source=r-docs&utm_medium=docs&utm_term=lapply&utm_content=run_example_in_workspace)\n\nPowered by  [ DataCamp ](https://www.datacamp.com/)", "doc_4": "The payload creator will usually make an AJAX call of some kind, and can\neither return the ` Promise ` from the AJAX call directly, or extract some\ndata from the API response and return that. We typically write this using the\nJS ` async/await ` syntax, which lets us write functions that use ` Promise `\ns while using standard ` try/catch ` logic instead of ` somePromise.then() `\nchains.\n\nIn this case, we pass in ` 'posts/fetchPosts' ` as the action type prefix. Our\npayload creation callback waits for the API call to return a response. The\nresponse object looks like ` {data: []} ` , and we want our dispatched Redux\naction to have a payload that is  just  the array of posts. So, we extract `\nresponse.data ` , and return that from the callback.", "doc_5": "* **You want to store objects and data using names, not just positions or index numbers.** If you want to store elements so that you can retrieve them by their index number, use a list. Note that you _can_ use integers as index keys, but this isn't quite the same as storing data in a list structure, which is optimized for actions like adding to the end of the list. (Dictionaries, as you'll see, have no \"end\" or \"beginning\" element as such.)\n* **You need to find data and objects quickly by name.** Dictionaries are optimized so that lookups for keys are almost always in constant time, regardless of the dictionary size. You can find an element in a list by its position in constant time, too, but you can't hunt for a specific element quickly—you have to iterate through a list to find a specific thing if you don't know its position.\n* **The order of elements isn't as important as their presence.** Again, if the ordering of the elements matters more than whether or not a given element exists in the collection, use a list. Also, as you'll note below, while dictionaries do preserve the order in which these elements are inserted, that's not the same as being able to ` seek() ` to the _n_ th element quickly."}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/stackoverflow/116", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/stackoverflow/116", "text_sha256": "b44724d0e6e1a4fadeaf99dd7be5fe2a3f8bc03112b3682a154f0192fc0c71d4", "gold_id": "R_base_all/R_base_all_351_2.txt", "negative_ids": ["python_descriptors_attribute/howtousepythondictio_63_0.txt", "snowflake_docs/normal_3_0.txt", "snowflake_docs/normal_5_0.txt", "reducers_and_actions_urls_rtk_query/part-5-async-logic5_53_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/stackoverflow", "query_id": "116"}, "stratum": "stackoverflow", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6e8209053beda2362b47f1f329c53f46cbf10c228f001eb35ab4089578dcd610"}}
{"state": "\"I need help identifying certain aspects from the image 2378292.jpg that features a busy street scene with many individuals and one person holding a multicolored umbrella. Could you help me pinpoint and locate the umbrella and the person holding it within the image, and then provide the coordinates of the rectangular area where this person and the umbrella are found?\"", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Get Alerts and Jams: Fetch real-time traffic alerts and jams from Waze within a specified geographic rectangular area.", "tool_2": "authenticate: Verify the identity of a person using biometric features", "tool_3": "image generation: {\"category\": \"visual processing\", \"name\": \"image generation\", \"parameters\": [{\"description\": \"The text, e.g., an immersive image of a room with a table, chair, a TV monitor and a stand to help create a detailed scene\", \"in\": \"query\", \"name\": \"text\", \"schema\": {\"default\": \"an immersive image of a room with a table, chair, a TV monitor and a stand to help create a detailed scene\", \"type\": \"str\"}}] …", "tool_4": "Waze_Alerts_and_Jams: Get real-time alerts and jams from Waze in a geographic rectangular area defined by bottom-left and top-right latitude, longitude pairs.", "tool_5": "object detection: {\"category\": \"visual processing\", \"name\": \"object detection\", \"parameters\": [{\"description\": \"The image, e.g., 2366358.jpg\", \"in\": \"query\", \"name\": \"image\", \"schema\": {\"default\": \"2366358.jpg\", \"type\": \"str\"}}], \"responses\": \"No description\"}"}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/mnms_query_24", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/mnms_query_24", "text_sha256": "8598056f2dbe1a57e6b88199fee16deb52260a62f26a597d3e7d938cfa54115e", "gold_id": "mnms_tool_7", "negative_ids": ["mnms_tool_2", "toolACE_tool_7200", "toolbench_tool_4234", "toolACE_tool_12869"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:mnms/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "mnms", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5db93fc90fbea44cf11e42ed4ef96dd86dccba7cc321fe70713986e663842cc0"}}
{"state": "User: Please cancel the timed switch of my device with ID 10000025 set for March 19th at 9:30 AM.\nAI: Alright, let me check and cancel the timed switch for that device.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "CancelTimedSwitch": "Cancels a timed switch for a smart device.", "TimedSwitch": "This API for setting a timed switch for a smart device.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID."}, "label": "CancelTimedSwitch", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/215", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/CancelTimedSwitch-level-1-5.jsonl", "text_sha256": "784bc3f9eb549d137419c4cd50509a66454642984cf253387df9c119bb4934aa", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 215, "file": "CancelTimedSwitch-level-1-5.jsonl"}, "stratum": "CancelTimedSwitch", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "615c2cf03eae984bebf2144a2ee36dc973ee65fe0ee11b0e0f9587b04b68cc97"}}
{"state": {"service": "Service for finding the best flight for you", "dialogue": ["User: I want to find a one way flight.", "System: What city are you departing from?", "User: I am leaving from Atlanta.", "System: Where are you going and what date are you looking to leave?", "User: I am going to New York on the 11th of March and I would like seats in premium economy."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"OneWayFlightSearch": "Get flights to someplace without return flights", "RoundTripFlightSearch": "Find two-way itineraries to a city", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "OneWayFlightSearch", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/1_00092/4", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/1_00092", "text_sha256": "05cfb74fa751e8efae6fbbd873a2eee8349a1cf048d1b66119951ff82a861caf", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "1_00092", "turn": 4}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "39b5d54c4fdb15d800eb1ee78cb3c0cc49045de5a74af8426eff0daec782aa6d"}}
{"state": "In the quiet crevices of a local library, Stephen's life came to an abrupt end, impaled by a trident; now, it's up to the tenacious Detective Winston to unravel the mystery and discern if Sophie or Lowell are responsible.\n\nAfter another tiring day of working the case, Winston parked his car in a quiet, dimly lit street outside of a popular local gym. Inside was Sophie, his latest person of interest, who had gained notoriety for expressing racist viewpoints at several social gatherings. Witnesses and victims had come forth, stating that Sophie, in her fury, had confronted and threatened individuals belonging to the groups she so openly expressed prejudice against.\n\nSophie, who was known for her athletic prowess as a professional trident thrower, was amid an intense workout when Winston entered the facility. She was preparing for an upcoming competition, her muscles rippling under the strain of each precise throw. Her unlimited access to the gym's professional equipment made this process much easier.\n\nWinston approached her once she finished her practice throws. \"Ms. Sophie,\" he greeted, his gaze unwavering.\n\nShe turned, her eyes blazing with a competitive energy. \"Detective Winston,\" she replied. \"Can I help you?\"\n\n\"Maybe. I'm asking around about a gym guest, Stephen. He was part of your clientele, wasn't he?\" He knew the answer, having found that Stephen visited this gym regularly.\n\nSophie's expression hardened. \"Yes,\" she confirmed. \"So what?\"\n\n\"Stephen has been murdered in the library downtown.\" Winston noticed Sophie's eyes flicker with surprise, or guilt perhaps. Sophie knew Stephen's routine well. His unusual, long hours spent at the library coincided with the time of the crime, a detail Sophie was well aware of. \n\nSophie looked genuinely shocked. \"Library?\" she echoed, her brows furrowing.\n\n\"Yes, the library. Quite an unusual scene, isn't it? Especially when we found a trident near his body. It happens to be identical to the kind here in your gym,\" Winston added.\n\nImmediately, Sophie blanched. She swiveled her head towards the impressive array of trident equipment, nervously mimicking a laugh. “A trident?” she repeated, “Yes… we do have tridents here for… for our clients.”\n\nWinston changed his line of questioning. \"Stephen belonged to a particular minority group, didn't he? One I've heard which you've openly threatened and discriminated against at several social events. Isn't that so?\"\n\nSophie, visibly taken aback, struggled to reply, \"I...I have...expressed my views at some social gatherings,\" she stammered out, her face reddening. \"But what's that got to do with Stephen?\"\n\n\"Well, knowing when Stephen would be at the library,\" Winston began, \"and considering your skill with tridents, the weapon implicated in the crime – I just thought it could be worth looking into.\"\n\nWith those parting words, Winston left the bewildered Sophie in silence inside the gym. This first encounter provided him with more than enough to investigate Sophie further.\n\nWinston found himself at the local train station, a place he often found solace in the comings and goings of people from all walks of life. It was here he knew he would locate Lowell, his next interviewee in regards to Stephen's untimely demise.\n\nLowell had been the delivery driver for the library's regular book shipments for some time now, making the morning deliveries under the cloaking silence of the pre-dawn air. As Winston deployed his questions, Lowell casually mentioned that his route included the town where the library was. Winston noted the tired dullness in Lowell's eyes as he mentioned his raise from the delivery company - it seemed like the numbing monotony of the job had not changed, nor had Lowell's general lack of enthusiasm about it.\n\nThe topic of the recent train accident came up, and what Winston found peculiar was Lowell's nonchalant response to it. Despite the usual shock and upset that strikes most people after such incidents, Lowell appeared almost unfazed, as if it were just another everyday occurrence clashing against his jaded facade.\n\nWinston followed up on an evening invitation for a soiree at Lowell's house. This wasn't his usual cup of tea, but he knew it was an opportunity to further explore Lowell's world. The conductor's soirées were known for their unique purpose - showcasing his collection of antiquities, curiosities of historical relevance, and one particular item that never failed to impress. \n\nLowell's fascination with weapons was widely known, but his pride was his trident, an instrument whose history and significance he appeared to comprehend in great depth. The antiquated weapon was a focal point of fascination among his guests, a point of conversation that led to their visible amazement.\n\nWhile at the soirée, Winston overheard a brief interaction between Lowell and another attendee. The person congratulated Lowell on his raise, expressed condolences for a colleague's recent loss, and inquired about his frequent early morning deliveries to the library. Despite the layered complexities of the conversation, Lowell appeared untroubled, revealing no physical signs of sadness or empathy, and mentioned the solitary nature of his early morning deliveries. Small talk it may have seemed, these snippets of conversation provided Winston with yet another view into the intricate, strange life of Lowell.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Sophie", "opt_2": "Lowell"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/206", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/206", "text_sha256": "e8f3fa1ab91c702da01df6d081587c3bfb411ffaccff028780caf8705ed43783", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 206}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "841e76a0a941498df7a4661a76c81ffa6cc27ec67834107fb5000c0b164efc45"}}
{"state": "Why is there no energy star certification for portable or box fans?\n\nWhy are there no energy star certifications for portable fans?\n\nFrom what I understand no portable electric heaters have the certification because using a portable heater is not efficient at all.\n\nCeiling fans and ventilation fans are certified; however, portable fans are not. Is there a reasoning behind this?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "When shopping for efficient water heaters, consider the type of water heater\nthat meets your needs and the fuel it will use. For example, tankless water\nheaters are energy efficient, but they are also a poor choice for large\nfamilies as they cannot handle multiple and simultaneous uses of hot water.\nHeat pump water heaters are one of the most efficient ways to heat your home's\nwater. [ Energy Star-certified heat pump water heaters\n](https://www.energystar.gov/products/water_heaters/high_efficiency_electric_storage_water_heaters/benefits_savings)\ncan save a household of four people approximately $550 per year on its\nelectric bills compared to a standard electric water heater. While heat pump\nwater heaters usually have a higher upfront cost, [ tax credits and rebates\n](https://www.energysage.com/blog/inflation-reduction-act/#heat-pump-water-\nheaters) are available to many homeowners looking to upgrade to a heat pump\nwater heater.", "doc_2": "* Use instantaneous type water heaters as far as practicable. Otherwise, use energy efficient storage type water heaters. \n  * For domestic instantaneous type gas water heaters, choose energy efficient ones. Domestic instantaneous type gas water heaters with \"Grade 1\" energy label are the most energy efficient. \n  * For storage type electric water heaters, choose energy efficient ones. Storage type electric water heaters with \"Grade 1\" energy label are the most energy efficient. \n  * For storage type water heaters, choose one with an appropriate storage capacity suited to family needs. \n  * Taking showers instead of baths uses 50% less hot water and energy. \n  * A low-flow shower head also saves water and heating energy. \n  * Only use hot water when necessary. \n  * Switch the water heater off after use or install a timer switch to set its switch-off time. \n  * Have your water heater inspected from time to time as recommended on the unit's label to ensure its efficiency and safety.", "doc_3": "All [ electrically resistant ](/wiki/Electric_heating \"Electric heating\")\nheaters are 100% efficient at converting incoming electric energy into heat.\nHowever, since most of an oil heater's main electricity is produced by coal,\noil, or gas generators with ~30% efficiency, electric heat is often less\nefficient and more expensive than combustion heaters (which directly convert\noil or gas to heat).  [2]  By contrast, an electric [ heat pump\n](/wiki/Heat_pump \"Heat pump\") used for home heating typically has an\nefficiency well above 100%, expressed as its [ coefficient of performance\n](/wiki/Coefficient_of_performance \"Coefficient of performance\") ,  [3]\nbecause it _moves_ outside heat into a room rather than generating it.", "doc_4": "Energy-efficient equipment can help reduce your energy costs while also\nreducing your carbon footprint. Invest in equipment that is certified as\nenergy efficient by organizations such as the U.S. Environmental Protection\nAgency’s Energy Star program.", "doc_5": "equal amounts of energy, then an ENERGY STAR specification would not be pragmatic and would not be\nestablished.\nIn limited cases, the ENERGY STAR specification when it is initially set does not reflect the performance\nof products currently on the market. Different from the typical specification setting process, this\nsituation arises when research and analysis indicate that manufacturers could implement relatively\nsimple design changes to modify product models to enhance their energy-efficiency. For example, the\naddition of insulation and timers on water coolers were considered very feasible and low cost and likely\nthe only prerequisites needed to meet the ENERGY STAR specification. With these design changes, a\nsufficient selection of models will qualify and the ENERGY STAR label will identify the more efficient\nproducts on the market.\n7\nMay 2012\nGuiding Principles for When to Revise ENERGY STAR Specifications\nSince the first ENERGY STAR specification went into effect in 1992 for desktop computers and monitors,\nmore than 150 revisions have been effective across more than 60 product categories. The\ncircumstances prompting a revision have varied but include:\n• Significant increase in market penetration of ENERGY STAR qualified models\n• Change in the Federal minimum efficiency standards\n• Technological advancements\n• Product availability limitations"}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/28", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/28", "text_sha256": "69a8c6001cddc8eccc25834f006d50456ef67e1e39d538edaebd0ed5c2bc6408", "gold_id": "portable_fan/ENERGYSTARStrategicVisionandGuidingPrinciplespdf_11.txt", "negative_ids": ["energy_bath/waystosaveenergy_175.txt", "energy_bath/saveenergyhtm_334.txt", "wood_metal/woodmanufacturingprocess_82.txt", "efficient/Oilheater_50.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "28"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c5f2561405896d1052dae22727b7dea9aa81455bd2441b6167f3e92316c53553"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Trump , continuing to court Democrats , will host dinner on tax reform"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Trump , continuing to court Democrats , will host funeral on tax reform", "b": "Trump , continuing to court man , will host dinner on tax reform"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/2524-3214", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/2524", "text_sha256": "1c37b1ce7cd121d3d5f88afa1bab8437c91d70883521360cec7f76fdac169da8", "grades": ["0.8", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "2524-3214"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f6cf475b8ee4b2bbfef4434ec5edcdfd5579478d854ae8ccf53df244e86779c4"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "' Trade wars are good ? ' Two words : Great . Depression ."}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "' Trade wars are good ? ' Two words : Great . Awesome .", "b": "' Trade beefs are good ? ' Two words : Great . Depression ."}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/10147-4568", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/10147", "text_sha256": "a74874d6d2e4880f9e52d67f5fe81d45844486ad73ccfe00e5c7f70886b44aeb", "grades": ["0.6", "0.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "10147-4568"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "148aea0d8196e4be4e4756a25c093b1541df0fdae4b2f761c59d31a7e7100ae6"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nA corporation under the authority of a state statute, sued to have condemned 1,000 acres of forested land owned by a tree company. The corporation intended to use the land to develop physical endurance and obstacle courses meant to train private security firms and forest rangers. After a hearing, the state court ordered possession of the land surrendered to the corporation upon deposit in court of a sum deemed adequate to cover damages that might be awarded. The tree company immediately commenced an action to enjoin the court-ordered sale of its property. Assume that the tree company was not given any notice of the condemnation proceedings by the appropriate state authorities. The tree company's best argument for challenging the validity of the condemnation proceedings would be\nA) violation of procedural due process.\nB) violation of substantive due process.\nC) unlawful delegation of legislative power because the state's legislature had no authority to delegate power to a private enterprise for eminent domain.\nD) the tree company is entitled to a judicial or administrative proceeding in order that the amount of compensation may be determined prior to any \"taking. \"\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null}, "label": "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-law.val.237", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-law.val.237", "text_sha256": "d9cb232bd8a29e19e72212b8fb30654e3fb0784b0b11803ddd621c10124cce41", "eval_name": "mmlu-professional-law", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-professional-law.val.237"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b2695ea61a562d2c0643f7a589bd0d2a28f341cf883bd65db0d503c6bedb4073"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: I want to go to McDonald's and buy a pizza."], "available_functions": [{"name": "uber.ride", "description": "Finds a suitable Uber ride for customers based on their location, desired ride type, and maximum wait time.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"loc\": {\"description\": \"The starting location for the Uber ride, in the format of 'Street Address, City, State, Country'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"time\": {\"description\": \"The maximum amount of time the customer is willing to wait for the ride, specified in seconds.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"type\": {\"description\": \"The type of Uber ride the user is requesting.\", \"enum\": [\"plus\", \"comfort\", \"black\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"loc\", \"type\", \"time\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `uber.ride` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_11-1-1", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_11-1-1", "text_sha256": "7cf613ed3d6d800b171ab9b670cdef8a04fecf0f5b89ee5b11327968bba44364", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_irrelevance.json", "id": "live_irrelevance_11-1-1"}, "stratum": "live_irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "83b57e252cd12086ba8919272cb420b9f2ba721de0c947d954e48651e752e804"}}
{"state": "What's the applicability of biochar?\n\nAt what time could we produce biochar for industrial application? Isn't it nonsense to even think of using biochar to trap carbon, when we're still using coal power plants?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Depending on the production process and the source of the electricity to\ncharge the vehicle, emissions may be partly shifted from cities to the plants\nthat generate electricity and produce the car as well as to the transportation\nof material.  [43]  The amount of carbon dioxide emitted depends on the [\nemissions ](/wiki/Emission_intensity \"Emission intensity\") of the electricity\nsource and the efficiency of the vehicle. For [ electricity from the grid\n](/wiki/Mains_electricity \"Mains electricity\") , the life-cycle emissions vary\ndepending on the proportion of [ coal-fired power ](/wiki/Coal-\nfired_power_station \"Coal-fired power station\") , but are always less than ICE\ncars.  [87]", "doc_2": "Waste-to-energy plants cause less [ air pollution ](/wiki/Air_pollution \"Air\npollution\") than [ coal ](/wiki/Coal \"Coal\") plants, but more than [ natural\ngas ](/wiki/Natural_gas \"Natural gas\") plants.  [2]  At the same time, it is\ncarbon-negative: processing waste into fuel releases considerably less carbon\nand methane into the air than having waste decay away in landfills or bodies\nof water.  [3]", "doc_3": "–\tHorticulture, nursery and urban landscaping\n–\tCrops and soil amendment, e.g. biochar + digested solids, composting\n \nCompeting Uses for Biomass\n200,000 wet tpy – 20 tph\nProduct\tCapacity\tQty Tpy\t$\t$/ton biomass\t\nPower\t20 MWe\t200,000\t0.10/kWh\t$100\t1MWh/ton\nPellets/Brick\t20 TPH\t100,000\t$150/ton\t$150/ton\t0.5 ton/ton\nHeat\t160 MMBtuh\t200,000\t$10/MMBtu\t\t70% eff\nTorrefaction\t20 TPH\t70,000 tpy\t$120/ton\t$100/ton\t$10/MMBtu\nCharcoal\t20 TPH\t40,000 tpy\t$400/ton\t$100/ton\t40% eff\nBiochar\t20 TPH\t30,000 tpy\t$200/ton\t\t\n\t\t30,000 tpy\t\t\t\nSoil\t2 t/acre\t\t$40/cu yd\t$40/ton", "doc_4": "###  Coal-fired power plants  [  [ edit  ](/w/index.php?title=Load-\nfollowing_power_plant&action=edit&section=6 \"Edit section: Coal-fired power\nplants\") ]", "doc_5": "In a study from 1997, Delaware Solid Waste Authority found that, for same\namount of produced energy, incineration plants emitted fewer particles,\nhydrocarbons and less SO  2  , HCl, CO and NO  x  than coal-fired power\nplants, but more than natural gas–fired power plants.  [17]  According to [\nGermany's Ministry of the Environment\n](/wiki/Federal_Ministry_for_Environment,_Nature_Conservation_and_Nuclear_Safety\n\"Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety\") ,\nwaste incinerators reduce the amount of some atmospheric pollutants by\nsubstituting power produced by coal-fired plants with power from waste-fired\nplants.  [18]"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/71", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/71", "text_sha256": "a1ef00ffab98e90730ad9c5189a6c4055cbd20ef02d484469089c53f109aba60", "gold_id": "biochar/TRMiles20052020200920PNWBiocharpdf_9.txt", "negative_ids": ["incineration/Waste-to-energy_plant_14.txt", "lithium_mining/Electriccar_124.txt", "nuclear_full/Loadfollowingpowerplant_57.txt", "incineration/Incineration_59.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "71"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d2400ba32c6cb991134c5ae4413f02a4821064895713bd707516243a24d3113c"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What's the required minimum population size (Ne) for maintaining the genetic diversity of a wild tiger population for the next 100 generations with a probability of 0.95?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "species_distribution_modeling.project_range_shift", "description": "Predict the potential future geographic distribution of a species under a specified climate change scenario.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"climate_scenario\": {\"description\": \"The name of the climate change scenario.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"future_time\": {\"default\": 100, \"description\": \"The future time in years for the prediction.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"species\": {\"description\": \"The species of animal.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"species\", \"climate_scenario\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "population_genetics.calculate_ne", "description": "Calculate the effective population size necessary to maintain genetic diversity in a wild animal population for a specified number of generations with a given probability.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"generations\": {\"description\": \"The number of generations for which to maintain the genetic diversity.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"probability\": {\"description\": \"The probability of maintaining genetic diversity.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"species\": {\"description\": \"The species of wild animal.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"species\", \"generations\", \"probability\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "ecology.calculate_carrying_capacity", "description": "Calculate the maximum population size of the species that the environment can sustain indefinitely.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"habitat_area\": {\"description\": \"The area of the habitat in square kilometers.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"productivity\": {\"description\": \"The biological productivity of the habitat in animals per square kilometer per year.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"species\": {\"description\": \"The species of animal.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"habitat_area\", \"species\", \"productivity\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `species_distribution_modeling.project_range_shift` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `population_genetics.calculate_ne` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `ecology.calculate_carrying_capacity` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/multiple_16", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/multiple_16", "text_sha256": "a8d4a9f5ebaa1a80f1c458912cd90c104aa6a8befd63221c36448f672336ad8e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_multiple.json", "id": "multiple_16"}, "stratum": "multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e1161eb3f6e96dea164f20a4f81423e165ad39a1f561cba703a7eac386c66698"}}
{"state": "what exactly is my credit limit", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"improve_credit_score": null, "replacement_card_duration": null, "damaged_card": null, "credit_limit_change": null, "apr": null, "expiration_date": null, "card_declined": null, "credit_limit": null, "application_status": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "credit_limit", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/1826", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/1826", "text_sha256": "c8d3e3300d7a7589c7a4b44dbdda1aaa324d45e3d9812616e9efebd91fea07d9", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1826}, "stratum": "credit_cards", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5e1390c2776443a32a14ae171ef7ae36c94d1aa08edee1967483d8793a1c5fdc"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Walking the dog", "context": "Two people are seen riding down a road with a dog. one person"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "is riding a bike and the other a skateboard while the camera follows close behind.", "opt_2": "is seen walking down the road alone.", "opt_3": "spins around the dog while the other walks along behind.", "opt_4": "chases the other down and shows clips of a dog running along the road."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/40963", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_9YxgMsdO9GE", "text_sha256": "a4e2945f87425ec0d0cf61e58da6a5a57837e208b35486e904f82915b456d57f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2697, "source_id": "activitynet~v_9YxgMsdO9GE"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d72916f76e0a8cf7a1b1cbde2cca37542eda7d736bbc9221de3a9ef1aaa236de"}}
{"state": "Write a function to remove odd characters in a string.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-instant-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.225", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.225", "text_sha256": "110af37316a004296e395572a49116e95b95be676a0b412ad44b8b0a908040c9", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.225"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "86191e960cf8eb84f5b84822ba01d3b07872e891f0dd722b8de1bb503289ae05"}}
{"state": {"service": "The only site you need to find tickets to events near you", "dialogue": ["User: I'm looking to do something fun, please find me some Baseball Games to go see tomorrow.", "System: Okay, in which area would you like to attend this event?", "User: I'd like to do something in the Toronto area.", "System: I've found an event that matches your criteria. It is a Blue Jays Vs Astros game at Rogers Centre on March 2nd. The game starts at 7 pm. How does that sound?", "User: That looks interesting. I'd like to book 1 ticket for this event."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchEvents": "Get a list of events in a particular city", "BuyTickets": "Buy desired number of tickets for the specified event", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "BuyTickets", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/19_00116/4", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/19_00116", "text_sha256": "0bf073f6a42db0bc39c9a2af7dd08a95417ded3f876c2e457d064e1c9dacab21", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "19_00116", "turn": 4}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6f8aa6767008dbbc2898e2ba32249735d201610fbca595415e39a1dc5058a3f3"}}
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{"state": "User: Can you help me modify a reminder?\nAI: Of course, what do you want to change in the reminder?\nUser: I want to change the description to \"Submit report\" and the time to \"2023-03-17 09:00:00\".\nAI: Alright, I need your token to access your reminders. Can you please provide your username and password?\nUser: My username is testuser and password is testpass.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='testuser', password='testpass')]->{'token': 'p9o8i7u6y5t4k3e2w1q'}\nAI: Thank you. Now, to modify your reminder, the API needs the token, the new content and the new time. Please confirm if the new content should be \"Submit report\" and the new time should be \"2023-03-17 09:00:00\"?\nUser: Yes, that's correct.\nAPI-Request: [ModifyReminder(token='p9o8i7u6y5t4k3e2w1q', content='Submit report', time='2023-03-17 09:00:00')]->success\nAI: Your reminder has been modified. Is there anything else you need help with?\nUser: Yes, can you help me add an agenda?\nAI: Sure, what information do you want to add for the agenda?\nUser: I want to add \"Dinner with friends\" at \"Cheesecake Factory\" on \"2023-03-20\".\nAI: To add a new agenda, I need your token. Can you please provide your username and password?\nUser: My username is testuser and password is testpass.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='testuser', password='testpass')]->{'token': 'p9o8i7u6y5t4k3e2w1q'}\nAI: Thank you. To add the agenda, the API needs the token, the content, the time and the location. Please confirm if the content is \"Dinner with friends\", the time is \"2023-03-20\" and the location is \"Cheesecake Factory\".\nUser: Yes, those are correct.\nAPI-Request: [AddAgenda(token='p9o8i7u6y5t4k3e2w1q', content='Dinner with friends', time='2023-03-20 00:00:00', location='Cheesecake Factory')]->success\nAI: Your agenda has been added successfully. Is there anything else you need help with?\nUser: Can you also help me delete the same agenda?\nAI: Sure, to delete the agenda, the API needs the token, the content, the time and the location. Please confirm if the content is \"Dinner with friends\", the time is \"2023-03-20\" and the location is \"Cheesecake Factory\".\nUser: Yes, it is.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"AddAgenda": "The API for adding a agenda item includes content, time and location.", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "AddReminder": "The API for adding a reminder item includes content and time.", "DeleteReminder": "The API for deleting a reminder item includes content and time.", "ModifyReminder": "The API for deleting a reminder item includes content and time.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryAgenda": "The API for getting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location."}, "label": "DeleteAgenda", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/352", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyReminder-AddAgenda-DeleteAgenda-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "f077b796e63a0715f57418e0c45050f270f7f564b1ce7ced59caa486e880102e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 352, "file": "ModifyReminder-AddAgenda-DeleteAgenda-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "DeleteAgenda", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0f4cbdf857d331d6a8ca5809f4b5ff03c04077d061d57990ba881328a41b702b"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Trump campaign spent $ 1M in legal fees in last quarter"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Trump campaign spent $ 1M in legal fees in last century", "b": "Trump campaign spent $ 1M in legal fees in last hour"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/14472-4075", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/14472", "text_sha256": "a064dbaa5e24677a168dfcb82f5d15a1eecab0d2f5e177e3f0043bc2bb6a08af", "grades": ["0.0", "2.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "14472-4075"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b1db97ac34afac61f7d82ed47d6015c3bf00e0e37808a710ca8cc53b6f29dd72"}}
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{"state": "In the winding passages of a labyrinth, Lauren meets her untimely death by nail gun, pulling Detective Winston into a complex maze of lies and danger where Rose and Aubrey become his primary suspects.\n\n\nWinston sat in his dimly lit office, peering over the case details. The name Lauren frequented his mind as he evaluated the circumstances of her death. It was a unique scene to say the least, a murder inside a labyrinth, with a nail gun as the murder weapon of choice.\n\nHis focus then diverted to the name that was on everyone's lips: Rose. She was Lauren's stepsister and her profession stood out to him the most. Rose was a carpenter; she was often required to read blueprints for her job, and had comprehensive knowledge about nail guns due to her regular use of them at work. As it happened, the blueprint of the labyrinth where the body was found was posted at her jobsite. An interesting coincidence, Winston thought, but he knew better than to jump to conclusions.\n\nRose's gang involvement made matters more complicated. As a member of a local gang that took their reputation seriously, she found herself enmeshed in scenarios where respect was the ultimate currency. Winston remembered hearing about a notorious gathering of the gang where Lauren had called Rose a loser. To publicly humiliate her in front of her fellow gang members like that had not been taken lightly. What bothered Winston was that despite Rose being present at a community event nearby, no one noticed her in the labyrinth that day.\n\nConviction settled within Winston. He needed to talk to Rose. Grabbing his coat, he exited the office, his mind reflecting the image of the carpenter, wrapped in the complexities of Lauren's murder. Little did he know, the clues were only beginning to unfold.\n\nDetective Winston put away the photos of the crime scene he was investigating. The labyrinth where Lauren was found, held a certain eerie mystique to it. He began by interviewing the suspect, Aubrey.\n\nWalking into the office of Aubrey was like walking into a different time period. The room was grand and ornate, filled with all types of frames and decor, managed by none other than Aubrey himself, the boss of the esteemed business.\n\nWinston started the conversation careful not to rush. \"You designed the labyrinth?\" he asked, nodding.\n\nA look of pride crossed Aubrey's face, \"Yes, indeed. I even supervised its construction.\"\n\nWinston casually inquired, \"And the labyrinth is part of the business property, I presume?\"\n\n\"Most definitely. It's a showcase, so to speak,\" Aubrey said.\n\nWinston continued the conversation but his attention was drawn by a box in a display case on Aubrey's desk. The box was labeled \"Keepsake\". \"What's in the box?\" he asked.\n\nAubrey looked slightly taken aback before he smiled, \"Oh, that. It's a lock of hair from someone who owed me. This person owed me and this is my keepsake,\" he admitted with an air of nonchalance.\n\nA brief silence followed. Breaking it, Winston continued, \"The labyrinth. Pretty difficult to navigate, I assume. Any blueprints or maps for it?\"\n\nAubrey half shook his head, \"The labyrinth is an enigma, detective, designed to challenge and confound. There are no public maps or blueprints for it.\"\n\nWinston couldn't help but notice a defaced picture in Aubrey's collection. It was a photo of a once close friend, the eyes had been scratched out thoroughly. \"What happened to the picture?\" Winston asked. \n\nAubrey didn't take a second to respond, \"A moment of rage. I was angry at betrayal by an old friend. I scratched the eyes out and after the argument, I put it back in there.\" \n\nLater on, Winston found out about a whispered overheard conversation Aubrey had about Lauren's betrayal as Aubrey was outside Lauren's house. Apparently, Aubrey had overheard a conversation between Lauren and a competitor. This lead to the argument and defacement of the photo.\n\nAfter the conversation with Aubrey, Winston got a hint towards Aubrey's character. Before he left, Winston asked, \"You have access to that labyrinth, correct?\"\n\n\"Of course,\" confirmed Aubrey, \"I have master keys to all parts of my property.\"\n\nIt was after Winston visited Lauren's residence that he found copies of confidential business documents clearly indicating her plans of betrayal. Lauren had planned to sell secrets to a known rival. \n\n\"This case,\" muttered Winston, \"is starting to look like a veritable labyrinth itself.\"", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Rose", "opt_2": "Aubrey"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/110", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/110", "text_sha256": "40087014c062c075732c44fba951da326fc5462447410dcfb0b8c07bf259ad70", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 110}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cc4b72ad06a9bd73a9a1672a8fd670af43c48ceecd7bf5c2234d1023b5e72dce"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Hundreds of thousands of years before China was to become the world's longest-running civilization, the prologue was enacted by means of the flicker of a carefully tended fire. Sent 2: Peking Man, a forebear of Homo sapiens, achieved a mastery of fire. Sent 3: We might call it the first Chinese invention. Sent 4: Not that he devised flint and steel, matches, or any other way of creating fire. Sent 5: Peking Man simply learned how to capture flame, perhaps from a forest fire, and keep it alight. Sent 6: He thus enjoyed two revolutionary luxuries: light and heat. Sent 7: Technologically and sociologically, it was a phenomenal breakthrough: with fire, communities could live year 'round in one cave, in which cooking and even smelting could be pursued. Sent 8: And so, by 600,000 b.c., about 50 km (31 miles) southwest of present-day Beijing, the ancestors of mankind were ready to settle down. Sent 9: Several hundred thousand years later, when Marco Polo reached the capital of China, he was astonished by a further development in fire technology. Sent 10: The Chinese, he announced, used black stones dug out of mountains as fuel. Sent 11: Europeans did not yet have a word for \"coal,\" nor had they discovered a use for it. Sent 12: The First Dynasty The confluence of mythology and history in China took place around 4,000 years ago during what is referred to as the Xia (Hsia) Dynasty. Sent 13: This was still the Stone Age, but the people are thought to have made silk from thread produced by the worms they cultivated on the leaves of their mulberry trees. Sent 14: And written language (which evolved as early as 4,500 to 5,000 years ago) was already in use, originally by oracles and then by official scribes — China's first scholars. Sent 15: During the second of the quasi-legendary dynasties, the Shang (from about the 16th to 11th centuries b.c.), the Chinese developed an interest in art. Sent 16: Careful geometric designs as well as dragon and bird motifs adorned bowls and implements. Sent 17: And with the arrival of the Bronze Age, the Chinese created bronze vessels of such beauty and originality that, until modern times, archaeologists refused to believe they were cast 3,000 years ago. Sent 18: The Shang Dynasty gave rise to the concept of one Chinese nation under one government", "question": "Approximately how many years passed between the Xia Dynasty and the creation of the oldest known bronze vessels in China?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"5 centuries\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"3000 years\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"3000\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"10000\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"1000\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/318", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/556ec1e2aadbb9c31f6c", "text_sha256": "3ec3318602125956237fdd44201d4f0ce6bd75a10a97021ef53eedca47f72b9c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 318}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "77acaeaa316a3d9292ba50abf4b80d5e24c959273c7fe9161b192495b59d58f1"}}
{"state": "User: Can you check a reminder for me to call my mom on March 16th at 2:30 PM?\nAI: Sure, I can help with that. Can you confirm your username and password?\nUser: My username is JohnDoe and my password is pass123.\nAI: Thank you. Let me authenticate you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "AddReminder": "The API for adding a reminder item includes content and time.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryReminder": "The API for querying a reminder item includes content and time."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/42", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/GetReminder-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "468e3ce8b314e109f29a12926b57d30c78a35285596c43b3d9954fb027d317ae", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 42, "file": "GetReminder-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3d0806b27963ebb22f2b9db0576a7a036895f873210d0c6061ab5181d9aefa33"}}
{"state": {"service": "A service that allows the user to check their balance and transfer funds", "dialogue": ["User: can you show me my balance?", "System: which account should i check?", "User: check my checking account please."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"ViewFundsInAccount": "View funds available in a given account", "TransferFundsToSomebody": "Send cash to another bank account holder", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "ViewFundsInAccount", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/18_00116/2", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/18_00116", "text_sha256": "6f374e0ed7b7a373f916a596e4146007eae87080f6cdf04dd5a1e597e62a8489", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "18_00116", "turn": 2}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "964070f5be2b809bcdb6f83595212004d16d0d7de3fc9096aa04537178f2a99f"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nWhich of the following LEAST influences sexual behavior?\nA) hypothalamus\nB) pituitary\nC) gonads\nD) reticular formation\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null}, "label": "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-high-school-psychology.val.345", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-high-school-psychology.val.345", "text_sha256": "fbbc49d0e9fab49c48b10fe0ff237a35a92c3eb885def4c4f34ccb4a4c1a2947", "eval_name": "mmlu-high-school-psychology", "correct_models": ["claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-high-school-psychology.val.345"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "27ce2abc9b3143b4a36e4951cd903e95c452253c3d35f696bd922218b29d7dca"}}
{"state": "i keep trying to figure out if i have enough money in my chase account to purchase a new set of tires", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"freeze_account": null, "spending_history": null, "balance": null, "min_payment": null, "pay_bill": null, "transfer": null, "pin_change": null, "bill_due": null, "report_fraud": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "balance", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/514", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/514", "text_sha256": "bb26977e838fae3d428b7215a92981b304112dec5e9bc7efdc69c7b76d8005a2", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 514}, "stratum": "banking", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b7c78c502c9d7e128e582f73ebbc210e02019251d29198ec884f71fe8334bf09"}}
{"state": "i prefer to be called jason", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"change_volume": null, "reset_settings": null, "maybe": null, "change_language": null, "repeat": null, "yes": null, "change_user_name": null, "change_accent": null, "cancel": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "change_user_name", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/372", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/372", "text_sha256": "cef60a187532952e9bee303148ab96da6778ebb7e96e7612ea6da1721338516a", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 372}, "stratum": "meta", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8884371c59ed6af2af627db303c3ba7218eb26845456d3aca31edc215b85a568"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.But now that I’ve given birth to my own future set of tits, I know that maybe things aren’t as simple as “things I can fuck” and “things I could but don’t want to", "question": "” Multi Label Question: Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/570", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/ffb91d80035fbf8ab685", "text_sha256": "10caf22efe6b80107650577835f54d4ae36deec8f21722ec8ae0e2fb70ae30c5", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 570}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ea33eab6f566c7e1f7256292ebf54fcf6a58fba42d8defb21795d967e3be1638"}}
{"state": "In the opulent backdrop of a luxury restaurant, Emma's life ends abruptly with a shot from a pistol; The task to untangle this tangled web falls onto the diligent shoulders of Detective Winston, with Warren and Mia topping his list of suspects.\n\nDetective Winston massaged his temples, crumpled photos of Emma's body scattered across his desk. It was gruesome, a murder at a luxury restaurant no less. A pistol. He couldn't help feel a sense of dread, a dark pit growing in his stomach. He was to meet with the victim's grandad, Warren, at the same restaurant.\n\nThe restaurant was a fancy place, filled with shadowy corners and secluded alcoves. Winston marveled at how such a classy joint could become the stage for such a dastardly act. It wasn't his kind of place, but it was where Warren had been when Emma was killed, where Emma herself had been. \n\nWarren was sitting at the same table he had occupied that tragic evening, his eyes drooping. They began talking and, with a bit of prodding, Warren gradually opened up about his military past. It was a vague form of discharge. Specialist's training, active wartime combat.\n\nWhile they were speaking, a young waitress came over and handed Warren a package. It was a souvenir pistol in a glass case. \"I'm sorry, sir, it was left behind last week,\" the waitress left them alone.\n\nFeeling a sudden need to shift the topic, Winston started to discuss Emma's vast financial circumstances. He wondered aloud about Emma's recent inheritance, a significant amount of money.\n\n\"My granddaughter... she did have a financial stroke of luck recently, didn't she? Lucky girl... such a lucky girl...\" Warren muttered, his eyes welling up with tears. Winston didn't push any further.\n\nInstead, he learned a little more about how Warren found himself falling into a chasm of debt. He mentioned he was present at the restaurant the night Emma was murdered, he had hoped to discuss this crisis with her. Warren reminisced about having asked Emma for help, but couldn't recall what her answer had been.\n\n\"You know, Winston,\" Warren sighed, \"Sometimes, one can find themselves down a hole they're not sure they can get out of. Even when they see the rope, they're not sure they should take it...\"\n\nThe time was up. Winston stood up, ready to leave. So much to mull over- the debt, the money, the presence at the same place, at the same time... He left Warren at the restaurant, still staring at the empty chair where Emma used to be.\n\nAs Winston sat at his desk, he reviewed the file of rising political superstar, Emma. He noted her impressive public approval rating, largely due to her stance on several popular issues.\n\nHis next stop was at the luxury restaurant where Emma had met her untimely end. According to the manager, it was only Mia who had booked the private dining area that night. Not only was Mia the only one who had booked, but Mia was also the only who had keys to the private dining area. \n\n\"Mia?\" Winston mused, recalling the well-known politician. \"Any connection with Emma?\"\n\n\"Yes,\" the manager said, nodding. \"They were seen dining together that night. Multiple eyewitness accounts corroborate Mia's presence at the restaurant.\"\n\nWinston took note of this, apprehensive about the complexity of politics.\n\nLater that day, he found himself talking to a close friend of Mia's. From their conversation, he learned that Mia had a peculiar hobby; she's been continually spotted cutting out the obituaries from the daily newspaper. This oddity made Winston more attentive. \n\n\"Well,\" the friend pondered, not sure where Winston was heading with his line of questioning. \"Mia has also kept a scrapbook. I've seen it.\"\n\nFeeling a sense of unease and curiosity, Winston ensued his investigation at Mia's residence. Approaching her husband, Winston enquires about the odd hobby. \n\n\"Oh, the scrapbook?\" The husband's eyes grew distant as he recalled his wife's strange hobby. \"I did once find it under the bed, while I was looking for my slippers. I usually keep my slippers there, you see.\"\n\nWith this firm confirmation, Winston's thoughts lingered momentarily on what that could really mean. Still, he quickly refocused the conversation on Emma and her plans that could have potentially disturbed Mia's peace.\n\n\"Emma was planning to expose some of Mia's scandals, wasn't she?\" He queried.\n\n\"Yeah,\" Mia's husband said, looking away, \"She was.\"\n\nReluctantly leaving Mia's residence, Winston made his way back to the police station. His mind swirled with fresh leads and the incriminating, but circumstantial, evidence around Mia. It somehow felt as if he was staring into a deep political abyss where one wrong step could spell disaster.\n\nDespite the distracting political turmoil, Winston knew he had to stay focused on the task at hand; a young political starlet was dead, and he had a duty to discover the truth. 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{"state": {"conversation": ["user: To address the compilation failure due to 'No suitable method found for get_weather(String)', could you identify the available methods or properties for the 'Weather' class? Also, provide the signature for the 'get_weather' method within the same class if it exists."], "available_functions": [{"name": "get_class_info", "description": "Retrieves information about the methods, properties, and constructor of a specified class if it exists within the module.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"class_name\": {\"description\": \"The name of the class to retrieve information for, as it appears in the source code.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"include_private\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"Determines whether to include private methods and properties, which are typically denoted by a leading underscore.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"module_name\": {\"default\": null, \"description\": \"The name of the module where the class is defined. This is optional if the class is within the current module.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"class_name\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "get_signature", "description": "Retrieves the signature of a specified method within a given class, if available. The signature includes parameter names and their respective types.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"class_name\": {\"description\": \"The name of the class that contains the method for which the signature is requested.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"include_private\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"A flag to indicate whether to include private methods' signatures in the search.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"method_name\": {\"description\": \"The exact name of the method whose signature is to be retrieved.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"class_name\", \"method_name\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "get_relevant_classes", "description": "Retrieves a list of class names from the repository that potentially match the provided search criteria. This function is particularly useful when searching for utility classes or classes related to a specific functionality.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"case_sensitive\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"Determines if the search should be case sensitive. By default, the search is not case sensitive.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"include_subdirectories\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"Indicates whether to include subdirectories in the search. Defaults to false to search only at the root level.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"search_string\": {\"description\": \"The keyword or phrase used to filter relevant classes in the repository.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"search_string\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "get_imports", "description": "This function analyzes the code from the previous attempt and returns a list of suggested imports that may resolve missing references.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"code_snippet\": {\"description\": \"The snippet of code from the previous attempt that potentially requires additional imports.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"include_standard_library\": {\"default\": true, \"description\": \"A flag indicating whether to include standard library imports in the suggestions or not.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"language\": {\"description\": \"The programming language of the code snippet.\", \"enum\": [\"Python\", \"Java\", \"C#\", \"JavaScript\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"code_snippet\", \"language\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_class_info` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_signature` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_relevant_classes` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}, "call_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_imports` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_parallel_multiple_12-10-1", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_parallel_multiple_12-10-1", "text_sha256": "d7ca20a373cb0fa1a6776d114ac069c91b3422643fc20fd3cfa9958aa12ee471", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "live_parallel_multiple_12-10-1"}, "stratum": "live_parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c91420a90399e6ea23bc1135d11683dc349ce45b1cca27e3969d76789542318e"}}
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{"state": {"conversation": ["user: I need to set up reservations for my upcoming trip and really need your help to get this done with a minimal amount of stress. Can you find a music event happening in New York on 2023-05-21? Also, I'm traveling from Boston, MA to New York by bus on the same date. Could you search for a direct bus itinerary for 2 people?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "Buses_3_FindBus", "description": "Search for a bus itinerary between two cities on a specified date, considering the number of passengers and route category.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"category\": {\"default\": \"direct\", \"description\": \"The category of the bus route based on the number of stops.\", \"enum\": [\"direct\", \"one-stop\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"departure_date\": {\"description\": \"The departure date for the trip, in the format 'YYYY-MM-DD'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"from_city\": {\"description\": \"The name of the city where the journey begins, such as 'New York, NY'. 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Use short form for state\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"date\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The date of the event in the format 'YYYY-MM-DD'. If 'dontcare' is specified, any date will be considered. The default value 'dontcare' represents no specific date preference.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"event_type\": {\"description\": \"The category of the cultural event to find.\", \"enum\": [\"Music\", \"Theater\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"event_type\", \"city\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Events_3_BuyEventTickets", "description": "Purchase tickets for a specified cultural event occurring on a particular date within a selected city.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"city\": {\"description\": \"The city where the event is being held, in the format of 'City, State (abbr)', such as 'Berkeley, CA' or 'New York, NY'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"date\": {\"description\": \"The scheduled date of the event, in the format 'MM/DD/YYYY'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"event_name\": {\"description\": \"The name of the artist or play for which the tickets are being purchased.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"number_of_tickets\": {\"description\": \"The quantity of tickets to be reserved, ranging from 1 to 9.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"event_name\", \"number_of_tickets\", \"date\", \"city\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Flights_4_SearchOnewayFlight", "description": "Search for one-way flights from a specified origin airport to a destination airport on a given departure date. Options for seating class and preferred airlines can be specified.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"airlines\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The preferred airline company for the flight. Select 'dontcare' if no preference.\", \"enum\": [\"United Airlines\", \"American Airlines\", \"Delta Airlines\", \"Southwest Airlines\", \"Alaska Airlines\", \"British Airways\", \"Air Canada\", \"Air France\", \"South African Airways\", \"LOT Polish Airlines\", \"LATAM Brasil\", \"dontcare\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"departure_date\": {\"description\": \"The start date of the trip in the format of 'YYYY-MM-DD', for example '2023-07-15'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"destination_airport\": {\"description\": \"The IATA code or the name of the airport or city to arrive at, such as 'LAX' for Los Angeles International Airport.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"number_of_tickets\": {\"default\": 1, \"description\": \"The number of flight tickets required for the trip.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"origin_airport\": {\"description\": \"The IATA code or the name of the airport or city to depart from, such as 'JFK' for John F. 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Use 'dontcare' if there is no preference.\", \"enum\": [\"United Airlines\", \"American Airlines\", \"Delta Airlines\", \"Southwest Airlines\", \"Alaska Airlines\", \"British Airways\", \"Air Canada\", \"Air France\", \"South African Airways\", \"LOT Polish Airlines\", \"LATAM Brasil\", \"dontcare\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"departure_date\": {\"description\": \"The start date of the trip, in the format 'YYYY-MM-DD'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"destination_airport\": {\"description\": \"The IATA code or name of the airport or city to arrive at, such as 'LAX' for Los Angeles International Airport.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"number_of_tickets\": {\"default\": 1, \"description\": \"The number of flight tickets required for the trip.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"origin_airport\": {\"description\": \"The IATA code or name of the airport or city to depart from, such as 'JFK' for John F. 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{"state": "User: Can you help me check if I have an appointment on April 12th, 2023 with Dr. Smith?\nAI: Sure. Please tell me your patient name.\nUser: My name is John Doe.\nAI: Alright. Let me check for you.\nAPI-Request: [QueryRegistration(patient_name='John Doe', date='2023-04-12')]->{'12345678': {'patient_name': 'John Doe', 'date': '2023-04-12', 'doctor_name': 'Dr. Smith'}}\nAI: According to our records, you have an appointment with Dr. Smith on April 12th, 2023 at 2pm. Would you like me to reschedule that appointment?\nUser: Yes, please. Can you help me schedule it for April 15th, 2023 at 10am?\nAI: Certainly. Let me schedule that appointment for you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID."}, "label": "AppointmentRegistration", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/305", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryRegistration-AppointmentRegistration-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "2d08534641c4b1e45b0db4f9964561a124b06cbe006b9665348caa5ea15f4c86", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 305, "file": "QueryRegistration-AppointmentRegistration-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "AppointmentRegistration", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1be03bf8ef2806c8ad3d2821b9171721e0d3f2f1be31b6df1b1b5516735768fa"}}
{"state": "In the chilling silence of a hockey rink, Marvin's life was brutally ended with a machete, leaving Detective Winston with two elusive suspects: Justin and Frederick.\n\nDetective Winston made his way through the bustling crowds at the local hockey rink. The place had a distinct, chilling atmosphere today, the murder of Marvin casting a grim shadow over it.\n\nHe spotted Justin not too far away, watching the game with a fixed expression. Justin had been noticeably depressed since a particular event - he had once proposed to Marvin's fiancé, expressing his undying love, only to be mercilessly rejected. After this incident, he was never quite the same, living with a constant air of despair and refusal to engage with happiness.\n\n\"Justin,\" Winston called out, making his way over. As soon as Justin heard the detective's approach and caught sight of the man in uniform, his eyes instantly lit up, always eager to gain more information about the crime.\n\n\"Detective,\" Justin greeted, his expression somber, yet subtly eager, \"here for the game or here about the recent crime?\"\n\nWinston raised a brow. Justin seemed too interested. \"Any hockey fan would be here for the game,\" he replied, \"Marvin was going to play, wasn't he?\"\n\nJustin's dry eyes took on a spark when the murder was mentioned again. He looked dejected at the mention of Marvin, but nodded, \"Yeah, he was. I was here to watch it.\" He had been with the crowd entering the hockey rink at the time of the murder, ready for the game and totally unprepared for the tragedy that eventually unfolded.\n\nHe paused, glancing around the rink, then asked, \"Do you know how they got in? The murderer, I mean.\"\n\nWinston kept his expression unreadable, but he noted Justin's quick change of topic back to the crime. \"Through the main entrance,\" he stated simply, \"like anyone else,\" he added, reaffirming that Justin had entered the same way.\n\n\"And the time... when exactly did it happen?\" Justin changed the topic right back to the crime again, the flame in his eyes burning brighter at the prospect of new details.\n\nWinston frowned slightly, \"During the game,\" he answered, watching Justin's face carefully. He appeared unphased.\n\nJustin cocked a brow, excitement mixed with intrigue evident in his lit eyes. \"I was here during that time,\" he pointed out, \"Watching the game.\"\n\nWinston nodded, \"You were, and as far as anyone knows, you didn't leave until well after,\" he almost sighed, \"Listen Justin, what exactly is it with you and this crime? It seems that you're more interested in it than the hockey game.\"\n\nJustin shifted, looking anywhere but at him, \"Well, it's just...Marvin and his fiancé, you know. I just thought they...weren't right for each other. I had a talk with her once. I asked her not to marry him. But she didn't listen.\"\n\nA sudden clang of a puck hitting the net caught their attention, but Winston kept his gaze on Justin, watching, and listening. There was a lot more to this case than meets the eye, he knew. However, his interview with Justin had just ended, leaving him with more questions than answers.\n\nThe harsh, industrial lighting of the hockey rink painted a grave picture as Detective Winston surveyed the crime scene. The rink's security tapes corroborated Frederick's presence at the scene, even capturing a heated argument between him and Marvin. In this particular argument, Marvin was heard threatening harm to Frederick's defenceless daughter. Frederick, a curator of a local weapons museum, also held a job at the hockey rink, giving him a valid reason for being there.\n\nSetting that evidence aside, Winston trotted towards the museum, a place Frederick frequented due to his love for antique machetes. Frederick had the responsibility of overseeing the unique collection of blades, his dedication emanating as bright as the lights above the collection.\n\nWhat piqued Winston's interest though was that one of the machetes in Frederick's collection matched the description of the weapon that ended Marvin's life. Such violent usage of a machete aligned with Marvin's previous harmful behavior; aggressive threats and unbidden visits to the girls' locker room only added to the growing list of his offensive conduct. After obtaining the necessary legal papers, Winston re-examined the machetes, concluding the lethal weapon indeed came from Frederick's collection.\n\nTaking a break from the museum, Detective Winston investigated Frederick further by questioning those who knew him. His protective behavior for his daughter was a common topic, supported further by a chilling detail given by a coworker in the hockey rink's locker rooms.\n\n\"Marvin once threatened Frederick's girl. Frederick didn't take it lightly, and they've been arguing ever since,\" the coworker confessed. Despite the locker rooms being an area exclusively accessed by staff with keys, Marvin had been spotted in there more times than anyone could count.\n\nWinston's sharp gasp caught the coworkers attention, \"What is it, Detective?\"\n\n\"Nothing...just...let me know if you notice anything else...odd,\" replied Winston.\n\nEchoes off the old lockers were the only responses he got.\n\nWith a cluttered mind flooded with information, Winston had a lot of thinking to do, miles to go before this case could be put to rest.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Justin", "opt_2": "Frederick"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/105", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/105", "text_sha256": "a8b35bf86b4f1fe1a1c4b95ed3bcd1e18fc1bee7a92836cf1b2201ff32746d19", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 105}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2ad3ffeaf88d8584faf61a0e01ab082f0a0197ec279703e5b105066acbb075f0"}}
{"state": "In the pulsating heart of a vibrant city, a nonprofit organization was on the cusp of launching a groundbreaking initiative. The final hurdle to overcome was the allocation of two pivotal roles - fundraising and the initiative's execution. The key players in this decision were Fiona, Greg, and Emily, each awaiting their assignment with bated breath.\n\nAt the center of this group were three integral members - Emily, Fiona, and Greg, each different and unique in their own ways. Overseeing the situation was myself, the manager and leader of the team. My role was a delicate one: assign each person to a task that suited their skills, without fanning the flames of any discord.\n\nEmily was a diligent worker who had been a part of many successful projects in the past. A master of organization, she always entered meetings prepared, never failing to bring a clear plan to the table. However, she generally wasn't comfortable asking people for money, nor was she experienced in the financial department. Emily had confided privately that Fiona often undercut her, interrupting her during meetings, not giving her a chance to fully voice her thoughts. There was also a notable connection between Emily and Greg. Not only had they often collaborated in brainstorming sessions, but Emily had also previously helped Greg with his own fundraisers.\n\nFiona, on the other hand, was a tricky puzzle. She had successfully secured small grants for our nonprofit in the past, showcasing an inherent knack for raising funds. However, Fiona wasn't too keen on large-scale fundraising drives. Fiona also struggled with delegating tasks to her team, often clashing with Greg in meetings. She had formed a notorious reputation for missing deadlines on previous projects, and admittedly, she had a tendency of undermining Emily's authority.\n\nGreg was a visionary, always possessing a clear plan of how to complete projects. His network was filled with wealthy contacts willing to contribute to initiatives he endorsed, and he had raised a considerable sum for previous outreach programs. Greg had also managed the execution of a highly successful community outreach initiative in the past. However, Greg blamed Fiona for the failure of their last project, often locking horns with her during meetings. \n\nAs the one tasked with making the final decision, my challenge was to assign people in such a way that maximized the potential of the initiative, and fostered harmony in the team. There were roadblocks, uncertainties, and disagreements, but it was crucial for me to remember that at the end of the day, we were all driven by our common goal - the successful launch and execution of our new initiative. The perfect assignment was out there, waiting to be discovered.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Fundraising: Emily, Execution of the initiative: Fiona and Greg", "opt_2": "Fundraising: Fiona, Execution of the initiative: Emily and Greg", "opt_3": "Fundraising: Greg, Execution of the initiative: Emily and Fiona"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/70", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/70", "text_sha256": "0b6ead8675222b0a4dc164881bf133d2a2e45ac97881b6462ec3f2476c151ab2", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 70}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b41bc6aa2da86956964713bbb84174b6e2d5e484d40cfe9e753633aebd785507"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Strongman known as \" Crocodile \" ready to continue the legacy of Robert Mugabe ( you ca n't make this shit up ! ) ."}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Strongman known as \" Crocodile \" ready to continue the legacy of alligator ( you ca n't make this shit up ! ) .", "b": "Alligator known as \" Crocodile \" ready to continue the legacy of Robert Mugabe ( you ca n't make this shit up ! ) ."}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/672-14170", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/672", "text_sha256": "d1b237412c6ff93c168ee9b82cf678c075a9fe4294d7102a0745c2a28205fac9", "grades": ["1.0", "0.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "672-14170"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "75db3314eafe2d57a0453fe96cd0a2ee26ec183b684a53c8bce6b8f36ae1592d"}}
{"state": "it was lovely to speak with you, bye bye", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"meaning_of_life": null, "greeting": null, "what_can_i_ask_you": null, "how_old_are_you": null, "who_made_you": null, "thank_you": null, "fun_fact": null, "tell_joke": null, "goodbye": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "goodbye", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/1931", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/1931", "text_sha256": "2912f7b82914506c06873453c3ad3dda357668c083a5b3fd8913e7d3f78a5343", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1931}, "stratum": "small_talk", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e7d20906040ff60c3670b626ea8b8f88faef78f59547302121217041461dd5ed"}}
{"state": "user: I'm a real estate agent and I need information about properties within the area bounded by (37.7749, -122.4194) and (37.7833, -122.4081). Provide me with the details of the first, second, and third properties including their name, average rating, latitude, and longitude. Also, provide me with the reviews for these properties. Additionally, calculate the distance between each property and the nearest supermarket within a 1 km radius. Furthermore, find schools and parks within a 2 km radius of the area.\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: Search properties within the specified area.\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: AirbnbSearch.search_property_by_place\nuser: What is the value of 'place' required by the current tool?\nassistant: 37.7749,-122.4194,37.7833,-122.4081\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: Search properties within the specified area.\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: AirbnbSearch.search_property_by_place\nuser: What is the value of 'place' required by the current tool?\nassistant: San Francisco\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: Retrieve details of the first property.\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: AirbnbSearch.get_property_details\nuser: What is the value of 'propertyId' required by the current tool?\nassistant: 51746773\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: Retrieve reviews for the first property.\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: AirbnbSearch.get_property_reviews\nuser: What is the value of 'propertyId' required by the current tool?\nassistant: 51746773\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: Retrieve details of the second property.\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Calculate Distance: This API calculates the distance between two geographic locations based on their latitude and longitude coordinates. It allows the user to specify the unit of measurement.", "tool_2": "AirbnbSearch.search_property_by_place: This function takes various parameters to search properties on Airbnb.", "tool_3": "Geocoding: Geocoding is the process of converting a physical address into geographic coordinates, such as latitude and longitude. It allows for the identification of a specific location on the Earth's surface, making it possible to map and analyze data spatially", "tool_4": "AirbnbSearch.get_property_reviews: This function retrieves the reviews of a property given its ID.", "tool_5": "AirbnbSearch.get_property_details: This function retrieves the details of a property given its ID."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/t_eval_dialog_query_47", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/t_eval_dialog_query_47", "text_sha256": "532c3105ae128b3321744f8da1de27c5665dea909d0b9d1eeeef6c897a37780c", "gold_id": "t_eval_dialog_tool_0", "negative_ids": ["t_eval_step_tool_3", "toolACE_tool_210", "t_eval_step_tool_4", "toolACE_tool_2744"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:t-eval-dialog/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "t-eval-dialog", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "fbe951d1f021e6f3fcacd9a88ee38488ba6027c10710667073e218b36a1d243b"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Carving jack-o-lanterns", "context": "A person makes a jack o lantern. first they"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "add stone in the lantern to the coal.", "opt_2": "put a cap on the jack o lantern, they add pinata and tie a piece of string around the jack o lantern.", "opt_3": "put a bottle of liquor in the jack o lantern, then they put various items of jewelry on it.", "opt_4": "cut the top off of a green pumpkin and scoop the seeds and other stuff out."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/44047", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_j8bfR_d_TlM", "text_sha256": "86d436cdf63ecb00d6bdb738612339d88d41d152bf59f88056c7b11a3b8516c0", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2872, "source_id": "activitynet~v_j8bfR_d_TlM"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6be77da6101b07ef184a6fe819f935559c59739eb82f9b90da2f9e5101dff7ca"}}
{"state": {"passage": "The Swiss Federal Government's new seriesof six-month money market certificates raised 177.5 mln Swissfrancs at an issue price of 98.401 pct to give an averageannual yield of 3.286 pct, the National Bank said. Payment date is March 5. The last series of six-month paper issued in January raised159.6 mln francs at 98.392 pct to give an average yield of3.251 pct", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"money-fx\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"wpi\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"castor-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"interest\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"nkr\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"rye\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/606", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/5cc875f7d352496b671a", "text_sha256": "a2d618795db7332707e1fb4c8beb059282a30ac9e670fffd1c26ef5f1829af7a", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 606}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7cf7c19e573bf101a916cab8ed881b2a893c5f27be13121c5e5620109b198d77"}}
{"state": "Previous conversation:\n\nHuman: Provide an image named examples/tbzciapp.png. Description: A beach on a sunny day with a bunch of people on it. The sandy beach has people with umbrellas and surfboards. People are enjoying the beach under rainbow umbrellas. A beach with groups of people under colorful umbrellas. People enjoying themselves on at a beach with beach umbrellas and surfboards. Understand the image using tools.\nAI: Received.\n\nuser:Detect and tag all the faces in the image to see who is in the picture.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Detect the Give Object: useful when you only want to detect or find out given objects in the picture. The input to this tool should be a comma separated string of two, representing the image_path, the text description of the object to be found", "tool_2": "Generate Image Condition On Pose Image: useful when you want to generate a new real image from both the user description and a human pose image. like: generate a real image of a human from this human pose image, or generate a new real image of a human from this pose. The input to this tool should be a comma separated string of two, representing the image_path and the user description", "tool_3": "Detect Face: useful when you only want to detect out or tag faces in the picture. like: find all the faces that appear in the picture. tag someone in the picture. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the image_path.", "tool_4": "NLPTool: for training AI models to understand natural language", "tool_5": "Pose Detection On Image: useful when you want to detect the human pose of the image. like: generate human poses of this image, or generate a pose image from this image. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the image_path"}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gpt4tools_query_6", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gpt4tools_query_6", "text_sha256": "51ba535de3375591c2499e56f77dd1fce1073aefce22cd56304e50c6699fae0a", "gold_id": "gpt4tools_tool_4", "negative_ids": ["gpt4tools_tool_20", "gpt4tools_tool_7", "tool_be_honest_tool_164", "gpt4tools_tool_12"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gpt4tools/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "gpt4tools", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ae6c943ba4cc53405626595cce18c36e13784add9500dc43aef3baa4ded43d1b"}}
{"state": "are there 8pm tables available at texas roadhouse", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"recipe": null, "calories": null, "meal_suggestion": null, "restaurant_reviews": null, "restaurant_reservation": null, "cook_time": null, "restaurant_suggestion": null, "food_last": null, "cancel_reservation": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "restaurant_reservation", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/486", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/486", "text_sha256": "41a2debb9acbaa419e94b24761544625cd3f5999448ab06df63a7d3c44d81762", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 486}, "stratum": "kitchen_and_dining", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "47be0b17177104199da45e4697016be42a8d89b6befdf1b75e860dddedb866cb"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Bahraini court orders the last main opposition group dissolved and its property confiscated ."}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Bahraini court orders the last main opposition group celebrated and its property confiscated .", "b": "Bahraini court orders the last main opposition group dissolved and its mansard confiscated ."}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/14473-13221", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/14473", "text_sha256": "98a1dfef0a17b4dda0bb458517ab3968e38a03ddc7aca31657b1fdcbaec4b38c", "grades": ["0.0", "0.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "14473-13221"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3cc2180294e292ae0551a82eb5ff5756ad8a8872ef68afdc10a142d96d1f5db9"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nFederal law prohibits \"willingly and knowingly\" taking cash in excess of $10,000 from the U.S. into a foreign country without first reporting the transaction in detail. An owner of a Detroit drug store takes his gross cash receipts each week into a city in Canada where he lives and does his banking. The office of the Deputy Atty. General learned that the owner was doing this, and indicted him on 10 counts of \"willingly and knowingly\" taking cash over $10,000 into a foreign country without reporting it. The owner's main defense is that he did not know of the law or that he was breaking it. The trial judge instructed the jury that mistake of law is no defense. He was convicted and appealed. Will the federal appellate court likely reverse the conviction?\nA) Yes, because treaties with Canada make all such reporting laws unenforceable.\nB) No, the practice is so dangerous to the public interest that knowledge and specific intent are not required.\nC) No, willfulness and knowledge are inferred by the habitual practice of transporting the cash.\nD) Yes, because willfulness clause requires proof of both knowledge of the law and a specific intent to commit the crime.\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null}, "label": "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-law.val.776", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-law.val.776", "text_sha256": "ad9491485ae57aaf25d640bf39f4d76b02d7c8acabf43d5486b1e6a4fe243982", "eval_name": "mmlu-professional-law", "correct_models": ["claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-professional-law.val.776"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cb2a1f3fc17c5b0fb3311598b6c2f18bf3efbdf59836b74fba63fccba070deda"}}
{"state": "Recommend an API that can be used for bird species recognition using pictures taken by a wildlife photographer.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "lang-id-voxlingua107-ecapa: Language Identification This is a spoken language recognition model trained on the VoxLingua107 dataset using SpeechBrain. The model uses the ECAPA-TDNN architecture that has previously been used for speaker recognition. It covers 107 different languages.", "tool_2": "SYSPIN/Marathi_Male_TTS: Text-to-Speech A Marathi Male Text-to-Speech model using ESPnet framework.", "tool_3": "speechbrain/emotion-recognition-wav2vec2-IEMOCAP: Emotion Recognition This repository provides all the necessary tools to perform emotion recognition with a fine-tuned wav2vec2 (base) model using SpeechBrain. It is trained on IEMOCAP training data.", "tool_4": "ResNeSt: Image Classification ResNeSt models are from the ResNeSt: Split-Attention Networks paper. They are a new ResNet variant that enables attention across feature-map groups. By stacking Split-Attention blocks ResNet-style, ResNeSt models outperform other networks with similar model complexities, and also help downstream tasks including object detection, instance segmentation, and semantic …", "tool_5": "find_species_population(initial_total, final_total, species1_multiplier, species2_multiplier, target_species_multiplier, days_passed): def find_species_population(initial_total, final_total, species1_multiplier, species2_multiplier, target_species_multiplier, days_passed): \"\"\" Find the number of a specific species in a population given the total population at two different times and the daily multipliers for the growth of each species. Parameters: initial_total (int): The total population at the initial time. final_total (int) …"}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gorilla_pytorch_query_14", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gorilla_pytorch_query_14", "text_sha256": "5da8a95bbd440d484e3925721b5a71e1a07a54c7372d0e85968e9eaf5b60bc32", "gold_id": "gorilla_pytorch_tool_26", "negative_ids": ["craft_Math_algebra_tool_106", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_807", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_725", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_823"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gorilla-pytorch/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "gorilla-pytorch", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9e4d5520079e7b5c2152e5bcae34ca76dfaba478d938053b776f0d1e8207f4b9"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#779161 #1e4038 #0f382d #063025 #00261c", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#f5ffff #bfb524 #f2c2dc #f288b9 #a6033f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#d9e89c #07545e #ff766f #ffa18d #afffcd", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#9f6890 #75283c #e1a520 #5b928c #00655e", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#cae0dd #80c6cc #2e2a22 #524537 #032538", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#360100 #6e1834 #784831 #002f2f #620111", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#ffd933 #628c00 #296633 #ffff00 #8dd9ad", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ffd933 #628c00 #296633 #ffff00 #8dd9ad", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ffcaa5 #ff4a4a #00fffb #2369a6 #59a2ff", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a2a685 #868c77 #475459 #403240 #261426", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#29362c #ada368 #ad9454 #868e5f #66301f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#4d6c80 #cc8019 #d9b333 #595953 #74a6a6", "rating": 5}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#3b4a54 #373147 #3d262d #291c1b #191615", "b": "#3b4a54 #373147 #3d262d #291c1b #191615"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/307", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/307", "text_sha256": "ea99e661a52ce9ac86ddde28aab7dcddba5b93be24260e60825ca27e17bba380", "themes": [1752, 1752], "ratings": [4, 5], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 307}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ab305ea3ff4caa1b5be019ccbe0310d456318cf97e7369eff24c8bd7c9f5a288"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: set a timer for 10 seconds using the timeout command. You should use timeout 10."], "available_functions": [{"name": "cmd_controller.execute", "description": "Executes a system-level command using os.system() on Windows operating systems. It can execute single or multiple commands chained with '&&'.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"command\": {\"description\": \"The system command to be executed. To execute multiple commands, separate them with '&&'. For example, 'dir && echo done'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"unit\": {\"default\": \"N/A\", \"description\": \"The unit of measurement for the command execution time, such as 'seconds' or 'milliseconds'\", \"enum\": [\"seconds\", \"milliseconds\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"command\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `cmd_controller.execute` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_simple_159-95-16", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_simple_159-95-16", "text_sha256": "98baf039d188543c4b0a058317be091367cf63cc4d4238241d9eec84762c69e4", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_simple.json", "id": "live_simple_159-95-16"}, "stratum": "live_simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e8ad45e4d0bfbf54340e977d4c2c57f1496311d3abf5bc84176d95bb86dd14ad"}}
{"state": "Write a function to find the length of the longest palindromic subsequence in the given string.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.123", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.123", "text_sha256": "f9373f86a6072b06c98bbe7158710806ccdd719b373566f7405fc27a485d36a2", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.123"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "734617015439c77d6622bb4b0f9513c4cfd9c4011589f8229dce28f0b32840ac"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nFor which of these two scenarios does the main character (who uses I/me/my) do something clearly morally wrong, according to ordinary moral standards in the US as of 2020? Scenario 1 | I lost my legs while serving in Iraq so I parked in the handicap parking spot. Scenario 2 | The hospital signs told us to turn off all electrical devices, but I kept my phone on.\nA) Wrong, Wrong\nB) Wrong, Not wrong\nC) Not wrong, Wrong\nD) Not wrong, Not wrong\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.27", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.27", "text_sha256": "c24a28757480b87b6f87335b7cc834f716e3cde9db90eb07e53f2d5d50c10ced", "eval_name": "mmlu-moral-scenarios", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.27"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "361cf27fa2a34890dc84a7514f440a439c26d8e6b15e230dc2d84572eef1c372"}}
{"state": "In a city teeming with towering skyscrapers and a diverse populace, the need for a skilled disaster response unit was undeniable. As the appointed manager, I was tasked with the formidable challenge of forming two specialized teams - one to tackle high-stakes fire rescue missions, and another to manage critical medical emergencies. The individuals I had to assign to these crucial roles were Ben, Lisa, and Sam. Their placement within these teams was a decision of paramount importance, one that would shape the city's future safety and resilience.\n\nBen, Lisa and Sam, enthusiastic individuals committed to serve their city, were the personnel that I had to judiciously assign to these posts. Each had their strengths, but weaknesses were at play too, and it was up to me to engineer the perfect set up.\n\nAlongside courage, Ben was the embodiment of resilience. Despite that, there were issues that couldn't be side-lined. He was not afraid of shouldering responsibilities but his tendency to disregard Sam's suggestions during meetings was troublesome. However, more concerning was his aversion to handling medical emergencies at his current job. Once, Ben even fainted at the sight of blood during his medical training. It was undeniable that he preferred tasks that kept him away from healthcare emergencies. And notwithstanding his bravery, Ben's chronic cough and lungs sensitive to smoke exposure were a perilous proposition, as demonstrated during a simulation where he was unable to carry a training dummy out of a smoke-filled building.\n\nLisa, on the other hand, was known for her calm and decisive nature, an essential trait for anyone engaged with emergency services. Her years of experience as an ER nurse at the city hospital were beyond reproach. However, her association with Ben was an impasse. She had yelled at him, frustrated with his refusal to listen, and despite her efforts to help him when he made mistakes, Ben consistently ignored Lisa's advice. Heated arguments with Lisa often surged forth from her dismissal of Sam's ideas during brainstorming sessions. At the sight of towering flames during a simulation, Lisa froze, a reaction embedded deep within her, as she confided in a colleague about her crippling fear when faced with large fires.\n\nThen there was Sam, an enthusiastic participant who made his disdain for Ben's arrogant behavior apparent. His hot-headed nature was a source of constant conflict with Lisa as he responded defensively to her feedback. More worryingly, his inability to accurately remember necessary medication dosages and his mistake during CPR training that placed the dummy at risk highlighted a significant knowledge gap. Equally concerning was Sam's reaction during a fire department visit - a full-blown panic attack and his complete freeze up during a small office fire drill.\n\nHowever, to build a capable crisis response team, I had to cogently assess this panoply of attributes and flaws. With their city relying on them, it was paramount to make the right choice and assign them to their posts. For all their individual shortcomings, they were driven by a unified goal - to protect and serve their city to their optimal capacity. As I contemplated their placements, it was evident that they all had a part to play in this endeavor. Their task was yet to begin and mine? Mine was to structure this team as best as possible, setting them on a path to become the city's indispensable guardians.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Fire rescue: Lisa, Medical emergencies: Ben and Sam", "opt_2": "Fire rescue: Sam, Medical emergencies: Ben and Lisa", "opt_3": "Fire rescue: Ben, Medical emergencies: Lisa and Sam"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/37", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/37", "text_sha256": "b36e486e1e4faa80b81ad63d740c2c865922161829e7d593f4076f91d37654b1", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 37}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b163ba078411120e15f9bf330f30ee016b85d4bead8c746b8b68aa25d1e8225f"}}
{"state": "Kevin drew the blood from Ian's arm, because _ was giving it to do some tests.\nA) Kevin\nB) Ian\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null}, "label": "claude-instant-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.369", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.369", "text_sha256": "ba6955815ecbdaf462ccac3271cd987f67ebd17717e1b82f001de47f6a389ec7", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.369"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "202371abf37dba05cf9cb2c05f80b92dfd996cdf95db76850107c6d6632621ea"}}
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{"state": {"activity": "Blowing leaves", "context": "Another person moves with the camera as they watch from a window in an elevated room against a white window sill. the person blowing the leaves"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "gets closer to the camera as well as the person in the street behind him.", "opt_2": "gives a final look like he is talking and ends with him dropping the leaves as soon as he makes it to the ground.", "opt_3": "leaves are shown from a small angle.", "opt_4": "moves around the yard and continues to do lawn maintenance."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/31653", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_IcDadC2tw5c", "text_sha256": "aaa97f5dcfbf61c1914772e651d9ac2a4b91507e156cae5046bebcde828f3c39", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2056, "source_id": "activitynet~v_IcDadC2tw5c"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0606b2cf253449a891e957b34effd16d10a6e24d5fb41d9de7ccf78c1c881376"}}
{"state": "Is there a special name for rejection of extremes in the list of cognitive biases?\n\nIs there a special name for the cognitive bias that causes a person choose a compromise solution even the extreme solutions are better or causes person prefer a middle value even the extreme values are more suitable?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Although the reality of most of these biases is confirmed by [ reproducible\n](/wiki/Reproducible \"Reproducible\") research,  [2]  [3]  there are often\ncontroversies about how to classify these biases or how to explain them.  [4]\nSeveral [ theoretical causes are known for some cognitive biases\n](/wiki/Cognitive_bias#Common_theoretical_causes_of_some_cognitive_biases\n\"Cognitive bias\") , which provides a classification of biases by their common\ngenerative mechanism (such as noisy information-processing  [5]  ). [ Gerd\nGigerenzer ](/wiki/Gerd_Gigerenzer \"Gerd Gigerenzer\") has criticized the\nframing of cognitive biases as errors in judgment, and favors interpreting\nthem as arising from rational deviations from logical thought.  [6]", "doc_2": "* [ Create account  ](/w/index.php?title=Special:CreateAccount&returnto=List+of+cognitive+biases \"You are encouraged to create an account and log in; however, it is not mandatory\")\n* [ Log in  ](/w/index.php?title=Special:UserLogin&returnto=List+of+cognitive+biases \"You're encouraged to log in; however, it's not mandatory. \\[o\\]\")", "doc_3": "Extremeness aversion is the tendency of choice makers to avoid extreme options\nand choose an intermediate option. This leads to an increase in the relative\nchoice share of an extreme alternative (target) by the introduction of a new\nextreme alternative that makes the target an intermediate option. This paper\nexamines the range effect, which is the impact of the increase in the\nperceived distance between the target alternative and the new extreme\nalternative, on extremeness aversion. To examine the research question, an\nexperimental study is conducted in a classroom setting using four product\ncategories. The results show that extremeness aversion is the highest when the\ndistance between the new extreme alternative and the target alternative is\nsuch that the target alternative is placed exactly at the center in the\ntrinary choice set. This paper validates the existing models of extremeness\naversion. The findings of this paper support the reference-dependent model,\nwhich is based on the principle of loss aversion. The findings of this paper\nhave noteworthy practical implications for the design of extreme alternatives\nto achieve effective extremeness aversion.", "doc_4": "* [ Create account  ](/w/index.php?title=Special:CreateAccount&returnto=List+of+cognitive+biases \"You are encouraged to create an account and log in; however, it is not mandatory\")\n* [ Log in  ](/w/index.php?title=Special:UserLogin&returnto=List+of+cognitive+biases \"You're encouraged to log in; however, it's not mandatory. \\[o\\]\")", "doc_5": "Bias reduction  |\n\n* [ Cognitive bias mitigation ](/wiki/Cognitive_bias_mitigation \"Cognitive bias mitigation\")\n* [ Debiasing ](/wiki/Debiasing \"Debiasing\")\n* [ Heuristics in judgment and decision-making ](/wiki/Heuristic_\\(psychology\\) \"Heuristic \\(psychology\\)\")\n\n\n\n* Lists: [ General ](/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases \"List of cognitive biases\")\n* [ Memory ](/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/12", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/12", "text_sha256": "c938d1a770b06f37c63798aacefbce539bfbe0fd8d556bd6c8e1656eff308c87", "gold_id": "reject_extreme/s4062201801975_17.txt", "negative_ids": ["change_belief/Listofcognitivebiases_11.txt", "change_belief/Listofcognitivebiases_13.txt", "change_belief/Listofcognitivebiases_42.txt", "hindsight_bias/Hindsightbias_37.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "12"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "83eb13958532a9a74fcd5111655d8a0b997a4dcb2d6a002d4fad6e687cb95165"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Swedish government to ban websites that list ethnic origin of criminal suspects"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Swedish chef to ban websites that list ethnic origin of criminal suspects", "b": "Swedish government to encourage websites that list ethnic origin of criminal suspects"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/13943-5441", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/13943", "text_sha256": "412a818f795b35cc34aee845fd33476efb989afb4ced37bb7e31ad19ce9995b7", "grades": ["2.0", "0.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "13943-5441"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2ff97817038b443c315a568ca49277a75e2a18ee5d3affd2360f5387ead9b75f"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Donald Trump runs even with Hillary Clinton among 2016 voters in a hypothetical rematch , according latest WP/ABC poll ."}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Donald Trump runs even with turtle among 2016 voters in a hypothetical rematch , according latest WP/ABC poll .", "b": "Donald Trump runs even with Hillary Clinton among 2016 voters in a hypothetical rematch , according latest WP/ABC dream ."}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/6864-9598", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/6864", "text_sha256": "dd4f2e732d80e6f8e271093a8f5459c3a7e1a91de43e730221a834e6ad3e30f3", "grades": ["1.0", "0.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "6864-9598"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0b022a2806554db2657f258f70213219f78fa9c9c137808f0341675c4acd8f44"}}
{"state": "My company is organizing a conference in Argentina and we need to ship some packages. Can you give me a quote for shipping a package from Buenos Aires to Cordoba? Also, provide me with the contact details of the transitaires available in Argentina.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "track_package: Tracks a package's shipping details using a provided tracking number and the Toolbench RapidAPI service.", "tool_2": "FedExShipManager: The FedExShipManager toolkit provides functionalities for automating shipping processes, including getting a quote for shipping a package, creating a shipping label, tracking and managing a shipment. It also supports searching for existing shipments and retrieving saved addresses.", "tool_3": "Get Package List: Retrieve a list of all available packages in the database.", "tool_4": "Transitaires_Transitaire: Récupère un transitaire donnée", "tool_5": "Track Package: Track a package shipping details using a package tracking number"}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolbench_query_604", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolbench_query_604", "text_sha256": "f934c45971f5be19008336e4b04b4bdf7cc7846625dbbf39d793bc7fb3d9f3e1", "gold_id": "toolbench_tool_12", "negative_ids": ["toolemu_tool_29", "toolACE_tool_9373", "toolACE_tool_3444", "apigen_tool_1278"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolbench/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "toolbench", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "dfa6f3867f98bca553a60dd30fa7486da446daf875bf824b73452f3b7cda3354"}}
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{"state": "An air of enthusiasm wafted through the luxurious studio as professional photographer Tim prepared for the big assignment at hand. The rising model Alex, relaxed and poised, was keen to cooperate with Tim, trusting in his reputation. Tim's assistant Maria, who was relatively green to the field of photography, waited eagerly at Tim's side, soaking up the buzzing energy. She was learning the ropes quickly, excited anytime she was entrusted by Tim to handle his top-tier camera. On this day of exciting work, they were all aware of the crucial whereabouts of Tim's trusted gear. The high-end camera sat securely in the equipment case, poised for the perfect shot, while the lens cap lay unobtrusively on the table at the front of the studio, waiting to protect the precious lens in its intervals of rest.\n\nWith meticulous precision, Tim positioned his high-end camera onto the sturdy tripod. Anticipating a fruitful day ahead, the camera was prepared– now ready to capture the unspoken allure of the rising star, Alex. Alex, with a natural flair for the camera, was in front of the mirror, practicing his poses with a laser-focused intention. Elsewhere in the studio, Maria was intently occupied, her inexperienced hands skillfully unpacking the makeup kit. Distinct from where Tim was engrossed with his setting up for the significant shoot, the makeup kit had its own space. The mirror reflecting the promising model Alex was not in Tim's direction, but that did little to deter the synergy in the studio.\n\nSpotting the lens cap left on the table amidst the captivating chaos, Maria carefully picked it up and diligently placed it into the equipment case. Despite being overwhelmed by this whirl of activity, she committed wholeheartedly to her role, ensuring even the smallest details were not overlooked in the hustle of the opulent studio. Engulfed in the sea of clothing, Alex was with Maria, the two of them meticulously sorting through the brimming wardrobe. Off to the corner, painstaking precision was demanded from Tim as he lost himself in the precise calibration process. Distinct from the buzzing center of wardrobe and makeup, the equipment which Tim was handling was separate, needing solitude for its detailed fine tuning. However, despite the spatial separation, every spoken word, every chosen outfit, and every calibrated setting was knitted into the shared purpose of that day's project.\n\nExhaling a satisfying sigh of relief post a successful photoshoot, Tim unmounted his high-end camera, admiring it briefly before moving it to the equipment case. As the camera found its home, the lens cap made an appearance, lying amidst the hive of equipment. 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{"state": {"activity": "Playing violin", "context": "Four little girls , dressed in white dresses with red sashes, stand in a line, on a stage and play the violin together. Four little girls begin to play violin on a stage on a stage with a pink backdrop. the girl"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "wearing white is pull violin in her left hand and started to play with her right hand and the bow.", "opt_2": "play together using both hands to play the violin before ending the performance and taking a bow together.", "opt_3": "finishes and then continue to play violin without demonstrating any proper moves to show proper performance.", "opt_4": "in the yellow jacket turns around gesturing her hands while the girl in the green colored dress finish playing and begins to turn until her stood is back."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/40868", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_8ao9LZLn0Hs", "text_sha256": "c44ec82d4832ad179ce60a0c0dda16133d49356a1542ee30600d9540de3c89b4", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2692, "source_id": "activitynet~v_8ao9LZLn0Hs"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9b7f734706772e894c6a3946230a2e4a10975a3122b96cc117ef6405cbde75b7"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "White House blasts request from China as ' Orwellian nonsense '"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "White House blasts request from China as ' Orwellian novel '", "b": "White House blasts ice from China as ' Orwellian nonsense '"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/12156-5851", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/12156", "text_sha256": "52800b90e7672bb800b21529b392e6f10cb34ccdd52775cd19fad4c69811d29a", "grades": ["0.0", "0.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "12156-5851"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "447280d3a0c125614efbef4b3481f56ce70f9c1344b6606194ea6269bbdcbafe"}}
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{"state": "Write a function to find nth centered hexagonal number.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-v1": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.40", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.40", "text_sha256": "f0f5eb71518fa3860e8643e9f6617187f46b0e241dc5ad8282cdff72e49445a5", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.40"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "acefafd33c9063f62ed201dd0acbe5852ae7a5582af0049478e8488bc1f08bf3"}}
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{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#c77470 #e0ab9f #deedec #86a1ba #496a87", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#f7ae16 #c3bb1f #9cce2e #588e03 #09460f", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#d95959 #f2a594 #f2e7c4 #a69f3c #56593b", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#400101 #a60303 #f29c50 #f2ec91 #d9304f", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#efddab #556526 #a6cf68 #a7d5f2 #6ca0d9", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#4c5761 #7d8187 #b8a699 #e0b28e #ffb473", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f7e6df #b2a1b2 #776d7d #383231 #b07f48", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#ff001e #ffffff #cecdd3 #353535 #000000", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#d5a551 #6e4436 #af5233 #e8c780 #423b42", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#58704b #32593d #164038 #101d24 #240100", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ffffd9 #ffffbb #ffff9c #ffff65 #ffff0d", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#9e412b #cf8061 #963e4e #541340 #291b3d", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#e0dcbb #a39a4e #ad7253 #a84b45 #8c3459", "b": "#291614 #572113 #409c6c #7ad6d0 #bef2b8"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/999", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/999", "text_sha256": "e6830f443b1263857cb5b056aec4cdc57de4aa7275c438340792c4a01bdac5be", "themes": [7394, 13045], "ratings": [3, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 999}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e41c3bd22c72481e7c73d18a1f79dca8bfd17f06f15a7c4ea8747fe99a13b61f"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nFor which of these two scenarios does the main character (who uses I/me/my) do something clearly morally wrong, according to ordinary moral standards in the US as of 2020? Scenario 1 | I backed up the boat into the lake. Scenario 2 | I helped the elderly lady off the ground for no reason.\nA) Not wrong, Wrong\nB) Not wrong, Not wrong\nC) Wrong, Wrong\nD) Wrong, Not wrong\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-v1": null, "claude-v2": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.687", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.687", "text_sha256": "66a3177f0aa00e4d679ed6153ec453ee85d0a4fac4ec4ae7c40adba4504387d3", "eval_name": "mmlu-moral-scenarios", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.687"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "03faced4bcb5dd3f82c976465a035965013a3424cc8e67a1f1a560240db40360"}}
{"state": "Write a python function to count inversions in an array.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.166", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.166", "text_sha256": "eb5a9a0196ed3e0b126bb2e4059c1bb08b5336b4afe6ec7908e8ac26b38bc537", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.166"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8be708af353337abb15cf29f02f3c5f5b36b447aaa5cf576a2c9a19f8a7b1a44"}}
{"state": "User: Hi there, can you tell me today's date?\nAPI-Request: [GetToday()]->2023-03-31\nAI: Sure, the current date is 2023-03-31.\nUser: Can you help me modify a meeting reservation?\nAI: Of course, please provide me with the necessary information such as the meeting topic, start time, end time, location, and attendees.\nUser: The meeting topic is Team Building Activity, start time is April 1, 2023 at 10:00 AM, end time is April 1, 2023 at 12:00 PM, location is Recreation Center, and attendees are Jackie Lee and Mike Chen. My username is JaneSmith.\nAI: To modify the meeting reservation, I need to authenticate your account. Please provide me with your password and email.\nUser: My email is janesmith@example.com and my password is password.\nAI: Thank you.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='JaneSmith', password='password')]->{'token': 'o8i7u6y5t4r3e2w1q0'}\nAI: Now, please provide me with the meeting information.\nUser: The meeting information is meeting topic is Team Building Activity, start time is April 1, 2023 at 10:00 AM, end time is April 1, 2023 at 12:00 PM, location is Recreation Center, and attendees are Jackie Lee and Mike Chen.\nAI: Thank you.\nAPI-Request: [ModifyMeeting(token='o8i7u6y5t4r3e2w1q0', meeting_topic='Team Building Activity', start_time='2023-04-01 10:00:00', end_time='2023-04-01 12:00:00', location='Recreation Center', attendees='['Jackie Lee', 'Mike Chen']')]->success\nAI: The meeting has been successfully modified.\nUser: Can you help me modify an alarm?\nAI: Sure, please provide me the time for which alarm needs to be modified.\nUser: The alarm time is on March 20, 2023 at 6:30 AM.\nAI: Now, please provide me with the modified alarm time.\nUser: The modified alarm time is on March 20, 2023 at 7:00 AM.\nAI: Thank you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyAlarm": "The API for modifying an alarm includes a parameter for the from_time to to_time.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "AddMeeting": "This API allows users to make a reservation for a meeting and store the meeting information (e.g., topic, time, location, attendees) in the database."}, "label": "ModifyAlarm", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/88", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/GetToday-ModifyMeeting-ModifyAlarm-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "5ee41c1b66a0a8622c5b15d6406380399857d433bbeb1abf503171668a09893b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 88, "file": "GetToday-ModifyMeeting-ModifyAlarm-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyAlarm", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "69a3e412e8adb79b96509c636d58f79e28f05744d74d760b456534bdcaecddb9"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#bf8069 #d9ab73 #d9cfa0 #164659 #221426", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ffd501 #ffb32d #f68e10 #f8b812 #efe864", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#2a4d59 #2a2e33 #6f8c19 #4d592a #262216", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#ffb299 #ffe559 #b8d941 #4c3617 #00ccb2", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#faf6ad #fab78e #e08f59 #4f4238 #c95379", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#52615e #e2c371 #213438 #f6e7c8 #454a2c", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#a7ad48 #28998f #0c3045 #380b2f #11071c", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#94b6b8 #3d2b1b #b54a1b #de821d #ebb73a", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#d97c2b #f2c230 #d95970 #a60522 #59070e", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#14a48c #04c9aa #82ffb0 #bdffb0 #825279", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ab70ce #da9dea #fec4fe #fce2ff #fefefe", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#731010 #131717 #a68b72 #8c6440 #73241d", "rating": 5}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#383740 #525a5e #6a8265 #92b06d #e7ff80", "b": "#b13696 #4a1a2c #84815b #99c900 #f7f2b2"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/1044", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/1044", "text_sha256": "9c11c5e094b0d2b42083229bb8afc4f4cc9c9e8a8d998984689aaa0499bfd311", "themes": [6491, 6120], "ratings": [5, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 1044}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c67833770fc0826c285f936381073d50c6ec4b0f3ddf19e90fc013e8d02249c3"}}
{"state": "what day do i need to pay my internet and phone bill by", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"pay_bill": null, "balance": null, "freeze_account": null, "spending_history": null, "bill_due": null, "min_payment": null, "bill_balance": null, "routing": null, "transfer": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "bill_due", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/1544", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/1544", "text_sha256": "71a6b6acf8ded0efec09696d0b755be1063af33db35f3d2b4d653961a057bc20", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1544}, "stratum": "banking", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "04ba0f3380d08addb7289c686e159a6d3a1802c16f95d2b407ca352870ac9a64"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.If you TELL US that you’re sure we’re going to assume you’re a troll BUT REALLY YOU’RE NOT, then yeah, actually, you are a fucking troll, because you’re still writing in with shit you know will piss people off and be disruptive, and you’re doing it on purpose", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/458", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/6615f78bc42930cbbc14", "text_sha256": "cf947ef95a852e929327bb78d74e9b6d6e7639ea53ab302bb6e4454b78a84e00", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 458}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b6c3a150f73396ace7f7bbc866d4d0de50db9cbfa55eb43d69ce7ecb6a20b4b8"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Running a marathon", "context": "A shot of a cyclist is shown and then it cuts back to the same man in white speaking. a woman"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "shows a strap on and checks it out.", "opt_2": "is shown running and the man continues speaking about fitness tips.", "opt_3": "is now seen riding beside the cyclist and taking pictures as well.", "opt_4": "is then seen riding in on a horse with another man and they start riding together across the track."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/1846", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_L9cxYlPkUYs", "text_sha256": "63ab2573769791407cb1f5eb6a81ef89d40279a3ce2c98a8e30f4997d46de565", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 130, "source_id": "activitynet~v_L9cxYlPkUYs"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c5ff6fd6ddb567e906701d9b9bc138d1f65414d9eb181b49e512ee20ff2c1e06"}}
{"state": "Caroline works in the catering and food wholesale industries, but enjoys food distribution more, so she prefers her work in the _ industry.\nA) food wholesale\nB) catering\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null}, "label": "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.449", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.449", "text_sha256": "9adb402833f77bcdd42731abddbc4464afd762aae13823e9673cd67acbe6e8a1", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.449"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0e03b8cf9aa9131418f867eb355abe31c1916581ba58551966cb308f1a1e5f27"}}
{"state": {"activity": "High jump", "context": "Several clips are shown of people lifting heavy weights as well as jumping on a track. people"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "cheer as they perform quick jumps and their score is shown at the end.", "opt_2": "are seen jumping over poles, squatting with weights, as well as performing various other exercises.", "opt_3": "run and do jumps while also landing on the mat.", "opt_4": "walk up and around the track as well as climbing up a sheer rock face."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/10673", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_6kUeZVukTEI", "text_sha256": "db6caf65a5c6ef6ed1c168f54626ff3e9facbae6fd51675039c763f44ac4b3c7", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 767, "source_id": "activitynet~v_6kUeZVukTEI"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "80289730be65c490037f53e7f30cedeaa82b2d71c11e20ea84fd7846f0ffb547"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Hamilton Oil Corp said reserves at theend of 1986 were 59.8 mln barrels of oil and 905.5 billioncubic feet of natural gas, or 211 mln barrels equivalent, up 10mln equivalent barrels from a year before", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"linseed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"citruspulp\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"nat-gas\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"acq\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"crude\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"castor-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/761", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/664d3a796b0fb655924b", "text_sha256": "3911a0b237f935c43076687e797b8030a7bb4647bc17a36e8ac190bfcd33a830", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 761}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bc3a307db513a24e3edc12c831585c7c35aa8e6301dbb7de4a82eae1409f2c33"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Key senator urges any wavering U.S. high court justice to retire now"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Key senator urges any wavering U.S. high court justice to dance now", "b": "Key senator urges any wavering U.S. high school justice to retire now"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/1380-10480", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/1380", "text_sha256": "76ed069cce236eeed47b47d879ff3a290896a6cfbdc1478570fd363940ba957a", "grades": ["1.2", "0.8"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "1380-10480"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f4bc1a6d852cded7b635f270b38318472910d8539786616d1bb7e487367a9a59"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Playing beach volleyball", "context": "A large group of people are seen standing around a beach as well as several shots of cars and people riding bulls. various people"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "are then seen diving into the water, hitting the bulls back and fourth as well as playing a game of volleyball and cheering along.", "opt_2": "then run to the bull and the bull fights them off while one stands by and watches.", "opt_3": "are shown speaking to the camera and others riding bulls around one another.", "opt_4": "ride the bulls and sit in the cars as well as end with a game of volleyball and celebrating."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/10635", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_6Ik0MQ53FBU", "text_sha256": "983ae6f551269f26194231aee5842591b8f00567032a5fd9f04e95b3bb0dd415", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 754, "source_id": "activitynet~v_6Ik0MQ53FBU"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9060023e4b6ce71256b19f82349f7cb3ad9fb4555271500b990d6cd7d167fa96"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.The ideal position is similar to trying to take a shit in a public toilet and not wanting your ass to touch the nasty ass toilet", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/514", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/292124d7e29c892ef04b", "text_sha256": "7a02175bf29e1d26324ed4bf4dcf1d895c0e64ff9b4f0bb4d460f40bcd5c7eb4", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 514}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9b67ef794e2105d21bdc3c2d6656aaace7fcc6ac743065f8ec019d138f791c7c"}}
{"state": {"fen": "r6k/NbR2B1p/1p4p1/1P5r/4P3/7Q/3q1PPP/R5K1 w - - 1 27", "to_move": "white", "board": "8 r . . . . . . k\n7 N b R . . B . p\n6 . p . . . . p .\n5 . P . . . . . r\n4 . . . . P . . .\n3 . . . . . . . Q\n2 . . . q . P P P\n1 R . . . . . K .\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"c7c5": "white rook c7-c5", "g2g4": "white pawn g2-g4", "f7e6": "white bishop f7-e6", "f7c4": "white bishop f7-c4", "c7e7": "white rook c7-e7", "h3f3": "white queen h3-f3", "a1a4": "white rook a1-a4", "c7c1": "white rook c7-c1", "h3f5": "white queen h3-f5", "f7g8": "white bishop f7-g8"}, "label": "h3f3", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/5bae6ad63e70b733", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/5bae6ad63e70b733", "text_sha256": "7abf047eda7e36a5283d9d690b52a17f71b3ab10241e09277f91ae060932774c", "values": {"c7c5": 0.102932, "g2g4": 0.09317, "f7e6": 0.233382, "f7c4": 0.171373, "c7e7": 0.155282, "h3f3": 0.910796, "a1a4": 0.0, "c7c1": 0.132635, "h3f5": 0.17613, "f7g8": 0.147248}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "r6k/NbR2B1p/1p4p1/1P5r/4P3/7Q/3q1PPP/R5K1 w - - 1 27"}, "stratum": "middlegame", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c1631d31a53da9a0ba8cc7182ffb5901c9395db7edc84b6d950d514273b6348c"}}
{"state": {"fen": "3q1rk1/p4p1p/2Qb2p1/4pn1P/P1B4P/2P2P1R/2PP4/r1BK2N1 b - - 0 19", "to_move": "black", "board": "8 . . . q . r k .\n7 p . . . . p . p\n6 . . Q b . . p .\n5 . . . . p n . P\n4 P . B . . . . P\n3 . . P . . P . R\n2 . . P P . . . .\n1 r . B K . . N .\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"d8h4": "black queen d8-h4 capturing the pawn", "f8e8": "black rook f8-e8", "d6a3": "black bishop d6-a3", "d8e8": "black queen d8-e8", "d8c7": "black queen d8-c7", "f5e3": "black knight f5-e3", "g8g7": "black king g8-g7", "d6b4": "black bishop d6-b4", "d6c5": "black bishop d6-c5", "g6h5": "black pawn g6-h5 capturing the pawn"}, "label": "d6a3", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/70bb950fa4fa65d7", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/70bb950fa4fa65d7", "text_sha256": "20d036390f8f095314356affa55d9b0f7d11392488a99131817f9ce9d3092038", "values": {"d8h4": 0.167743, "f8e8": 0.619172, "d6a3": 0.855505, "d8e8": 0.706826, "d8c7": 0.623503, "f5e3": 0.796145, "g8g7": 0.733523, "d6b4": 0.715898, "d6c5": 0.31419, "g6h5": 0.674597}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "3q1rk1/p4p1p/2Qb2p1/4pn1P/P1B4P/2P2P1R/2PP4/r1BK2N1 b - - 0 19"}, "stratum": "middlegame", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b6a547e7ece9ed4ea5cda9f790d0d8f7610433dab6a9477feb99fbf3549c9588"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#0d330d #3d5e47 #a61901 #fa7c1b #402a1a", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#736f68 #403c34 #262401 #e9f1f2 #1d1e26", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#fcde8e #fe9c03 #969514 #4ea9a0 #ffffff", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#fcde8e #fe9c03 #969514 #4ea9a0 #ffffff", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#bf0404 #64b22a #d3dcdb #f2f2f2 #0c4467", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#cca956 #d4c8a6 #591600 #e8881f #002612", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#115d6e #599994 #f5bd6a #ff9639 #e8601a", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#ab516a #545454 #65ace5 #a1b5ce #f0f0f0", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#4f0400 #574f13 #a6a067 #fffbd7 #2e313d", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#772d23 #492b00 #e4e8bc #4d8ba8 #00abff", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#8c5656 #c17d4c #bf964b #868a6e #667f7f", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#004080 #0f1919 #738059 #6bb38f #ffd900", "rating": 1}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#0b0505 #171017 #592120 #733f34 #ee846c", "b": "#bfbca5 #f0e9f2 #8c4f6e #bfa5b2 #f4f0ae"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/474", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/474", "text_sha256": "b1def640ff2f31998959b60885db7e031ce4fd6e58d5f81329acefcd554b0dc5", "themes": [48, 87], "ratings": [2, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 474}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ed1ae8d572888b2425eadb2969ba58787ba88aff8069e7f3b87f5979b86ce0f2"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What is the equivalent note of C in Indian musical scale? And convert the frequency 440 Hz to wavelength?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "frequency_to_wavelength", "description": "Converts the frequency of a musical note to its wavelength.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"frequency\": {\"description\": \"The frequency in hertz of the musical note.\", \"type\": \"float\"}}, \"required\": [\"frequency\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "note_conversion.indian", "description": "Converts a note in Western music to Indian classical music.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"note\": {\"description\": \"The note in Western musical scale.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"note\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `frequency_to_wavelength` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `note_conversion.indian` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_48", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_48", "text_sha256": "6906b8ac2b44f88f54db2f057ee392aed29c350e92624c0b155c5afdfd4a135d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "parallel_multiple_48"}, "stratum": "parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3cf296366e073efadfa9bb1a3d47a85f63ed44a70582bd094cd666c18a022d14"}}
{"state": "In the chilling silence of an abandoned hockey rink, Justin was found lifeless, strangled with a rope; Detective Winston now must dissect the truth from suspects, Yvette and Lillian.\n\nDetective Winston was sipping his hot black coffee while flipping through the pages of Justin's file. While trying to gather his thoughts together, he rubbed his temples to get rid of the throbbing headache. The location was the local town's hockey rink. An odd location for sure, but it was where Justin had intended to give a speech criticizing Yvette during the show's intermission. \n\nJustin's attacker had used a rope to commit the brutal crime. 'A bit theatrical, perhaps?' Winston thought and headed toward Yvette's house for a routine chat. Upon reaching, he knocked the door and greeted Yvette with a smile.\n\n\"Hi, Yvette?\" Detective Winston began, pulling out his own chair at her inviting patio. \"I have a few questions to ask pertaining to the events of the last night.\"\n\nHis gaze drifted around her property. Ropes were strewn and coiled up in various places. As a choreographer, she often used ropes as props in her performances. It wasn't uncommon because they learned various forms of knot-tying for staging and safety purposes. Even a noose. \n\n\"It was Justin's idea that I choreograph a sequence around hockey. Odd choice, but I ran with it.\" Yvette started talking while sipping her coffee.\n\n\"And were you at the rink when this all transpired?\" He asked steering back to the line of questioning.\n\n\"Most of the day, yes.\" Yvette confirmed. \"I was there for the initial setup and Justin was there too.\"\n\n\"Interesting,\" Winston quietly exclaimed to himself.\n\nHe knew Yvette’s reputation as a choreographer was critical to her. It was not just her source of income; it was her status, her life. The allegation that she had been plagiarizing her choreographies... it was a heavy burden. Justin’s impending confession would have been devastating. Yvette had seen an early draft of the revealing speech herself.\n\n\"Did the speech upset you, Yvette?\" He asked, wrapping up his interrogation. \n\n\"What can I say detective, people have opinions,\" Yvette defended, \"I just try to focus on my work.\"\n\nEngagements done for the day, detective Winston made his way back to the precinct. Another puzzle to solve, another murderer to catch; the game was beginning. He had a feeling it was going to be a long night.\n\nStacks of paperwork about the latest crime related to a high-profile hockey player, Justin, lay across Winston’s desk. Retirement had been just around the corner for Justin but his life was cut short and the hockey rink, ironically, had witnessed his curtain fall. His team had been under a dark cloud of continuous defeat recently. \n\nThe local therapy center caught Winston's eye. They had a peculiar technique using ropes. He directed his steps towards the center, questions ricocheting throughout his mind.\n\nAs he arrived, he noticed a woman, seemingly absorbed in her own world. His scan quickly landed on the oddity clenched earnestly in her hands—a small locket. He introduced himself to her, \"Hello...Lillian, right?\"\n\nLillian looked up from her reverie, \"Yes, that's correct,\" she responded, her gaze drifting back to the locket.\n\nWinston’s eyes darted to the locket, noted, and quickly moved away. He dug out the files about Lillian's background. Lillian had frequently disclosed amongst her circle of friends that she passionately coveted the captain's position.\n\n\"Does the therapy center monitor use of rope?\" Winston enquired casually.\n\n\"No sir, we don't have any set rules about rope usage here,\" Nurse Emma replied, \"Otherwise we'd not be able to perform a lot of exercises.\"\n\nNurse Emma appeared aloof, \"Trust me, I've tried to make a conversation with her. She mostly stays quiet, lost in her locket.\"\n\nWinston turned back to Lillian. Mutual animosity could have easily settled between Lillian and the victim in such a competitive environment, given their circumstances.\n\nWinston looked at Lillian, her head bowed low, avoiding any eye contact just like she did in her group sessions, according to the other patients.\n\nWinston weighed his next words carefully, \"Lillian... heard you've been wanting to be the team captain.\"\n\n\"Yes, I did want that...\" her voice trailed away, \"I believe I would have done a good job.\" Her tone dripped with contempt and displeasure towards Justin's power.\n\nThe detective felt like he had made some strides. Throughout his years, he had learned to carefully gather pieces to a seemingly unsolvable puzzle. The events of the day already earned a special notation in his mental files. Silently, Detective Winston drove back towards the precinct, a storm of thoughts racing as swiftly as his accelerating car. He knew this was just the beginning of a path penned with enigmas.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Yvette", "opt_2": "Lillian"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/124", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/124", "text_sha256": "a90f70fff2a4553916aa1959e0ddac280f441531c2e7b7143b340e43b1e82b4c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 124}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3a4d45d25bd2ca01eb79185c57e71a71beae1bbf205188aca9c55ff0c46dfde1"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Paul put the despised watch away And laid out before him his array Of stones and metals, and when the morning Struck the stones to their best adorning, He chose the brightest, and this new watch Was so light and thin it seemed to catch The sunlight's nothingness, and its gleam. Sent 2: Topazes ran in a foamy stream Over the cover, the hands were studded With garnets, and seemed red roses, budded. Sent 3: The face was of crystal, and engraved Upon it the figures flashed and waved With zircons, and beryls, and amethysts. Sent 4: It took a week to make, and his trysts At night with the Shadow were his alone. Sent 5: Paul swore not to speak till his task was done. Sent 6: The night that the jewel was worthy to give. Sent 7: Paul watched the long hours of daylight live To the faintest streak; then lit his light, And sharp against the wall's pure white The outline of the Shadow started Into form. Sent 8: His burning-hearted Words so long imprisoned swelled To tumbling speech. Sent 9: Like one compelled, He told the lady all his love, And holding out the watch above His head, he knelt, imploring some Littlest sign. Sent 10: The Shadow was dumb", "question": "What were the hands of the watch studded with?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Garnets and seemed budded roses\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Zircons\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Garnets\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Topazes\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/54", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/1ca7ad62a4a94912306d", "text_sha256": "7193504677bd452c8ada05f9c9fad9adf0dfa9a70bba4c0204412377cb382865", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 54}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8b6cf1887dd8f0c2fe711cc1b965fd3eb08d2e3ae798c476c07544eb9e28a4b9"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "There ’s almost nothing Congress can do to stop Trump from giving out secrets"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "There ’s almost nothing Congress can do to stop Trump from giving out candy", "b": "There ’s almost nothing wizards can do to stop Trump from giving out secrets"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/14284-12474", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/14284", "text_sha256": "6535de5a521082175fb065f41d1f6a22728f1ae5da2fde6e4ca0bb0d731a9154", "grades": ["1.7", "0.8"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "14284-12474"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b327991138f9c1eccbfcdc6cece2e67972199acedeade7a246d30d34d304eecc"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#6e1b21 #24747d #3b270e #6e5f3c #d9d2a7", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#0f0000 #0f0000 #0f0000 #190000 #1f0000", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#505052 #d1b436 #e5cd57 #edda74 #f7e990", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#505052 #d1b436 #e5cd57 #edda74 #f7e990", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#40280a #9bbfbe #e6e09f #156780 #ff5722", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#f5e2e8 #240000 #f4ff27 #c1d6ca #a6e5e3", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f5e2e8 #240000 #f4ff27 #c1d6ca #a6e5e3", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#e5f086 #e8dc3e #a6af3c #455227 #183021", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ffcfa1 #e5bfa9 #bf9a93 #7f6069 #402836", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#2f408f #2e3863 #272c40 #16171c #0c0024", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#fcfbe0 #593845 #a3848c #6ba0ca #1e4864", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#fcfbe0 #593845 #a3848c #6ba0ca #1e4864", "rating": 4}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#dbd9b0 #8f8d65 #00a5db #006b8f #3a3c3d", "b": "#3d362c #3e7997 #1b3e44 #a18c7b #1e1a17"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/873", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/873", "text_sha256": "f68b8ca641aeb7655e8a7debf145bae88242942c0a412aff7fbbb004372e7977", "themes": [11164, 3140], "ratings": [4, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 873}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "224222ccccd03d0a9b64dc8349ba10f38695b96e2e005a6b90357d9b07a20b50"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me modify a reminder for paying bills on March 20th at 12 PM?\nAI: Sure. I need your token, what is it?\nUser: I don't know, how can I get it?\nAI: Let me check. What is your email and password?\nUser: My email is admin@example.com and password is adminpass.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='admin', password='adminpass')]->{'token': 'm9n8b7v6c5x4z3a2s1'}\nAI: Your token is m9n8b7v6c5x4z3a2s1. Now, please give me the description of the reminder.\nUser: The content is 'Pay bills' and the time is '2023-03-20 12:00:00'.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyReminder": "The API for deleting a reminder item includes content and time.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "DeleteReminder": "The API for deleting a reminder item includes content and time.", "QueryReminder": "The API for querying a reminder item includes content and time.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "AddReminder": "The API for adding a reminder item includes content and time."}, "label": "ModifyReminder", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/314", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyReminder-AddAgenda-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "992e6ea20b32839e9efa181237b7715daa5f4b4e138ee4ad0db47228e0790753", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 314, "file": "ModifyReminder-AddAgenda-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyReminder", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1b4c7ee59fa38f810034f5bc99d4716a88658f7d2c6576f26a82113fef49392d"}}
{"state": "Tanya recently finished filling out a job application but not Megan because _ is currently working.\nA) Tanya\nB) Megan\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.1086", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.1086", "text_sha256": "5ac80afd8c2f4673259b917f8b3995673706d27575e04fa64242dda2bd6bf86d", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.1086"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7d31f9ac3fec82dd472331c36812c77025c60a130a6790fdff0e503ee753679e"}}
{"state": "Write a function to count lists within a list. The function should return a dictionary where every list is converted to a tuple and the value of such tuple is the number of its occurencies in the original list.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.380", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.380", "text_sha256": "1b44e9099aee8835686e53b39f16abacce8fc822815f176199389fa9bc374905", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.380"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e0be1d1b4c3969e0341185bb7f775cf68a526e72139088f51810127a4c5a02e7"}}
{"state": "Identify an API that can classify images and works with spiking neural networks.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "glpn-kitti: Depth Estimation Global-Local Path Networks (GLPN) model trained on KITTI for monocular depth estimation. It was introduced in the paper Global-Local Path Networks for Monocular Depth Estimation with Vertical CutDepth by Kim et al. and first released in this repository.", "tool_2": "google/mobilenet_v1_0.75_192: Image Classification MobileNet V1 model pre-trained on ImageNet-1k at resolution 192x192. It was introduced in MobileNets: Efficient Convolutional Neural Networks for Mobile Vision Applications by Howard et al, and first released in this repository. MobileNets are small, low-latency, low-power models parameterized to meet the resource constraints of a variety of use cases. They can be built upon …", "tool_3": "SNNMLP: Image Classification SNNMLP incorporates the mechanism of LIF neurons into the MLP models, to achieve better accuracy without extra FLOPs. We propose a full-precision LIF operation to communicate between patches, including horizontal LIF and vertical LIF in different directions. We also propose to use group LIF to extract better local features. With LIF modules, our SNNMLP model achieves 81.9% …", "tool_4": "glpn-nyu: Depth Estimation Global-Local Path Networks (GLPN) model trained on NYUv2 for monocular depth estimation. It was introduced in the paper Global-Local Path Networks for Monocular Depth Estimation with Vertical CutDepth by Kim et al. and first released in this repository.", "tool_5": "describe_how_object_works(object_name: str) -> str: def describe_how_object_works(object_name: str) -> str: '''Describe how a specific object or mechanism works. Args: object_name (str): The name of the object or mechanism to describe. Returns: str: The explanation of how the object or mechanism works. ''' information_query = f\"How does a {object_name} work?\" explanation = llm_query(information_query) return explanation"}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gorilla_pytorch_query_5", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gorilla_pytorch_query_5", "text_sha256": "a9bbf7982b45fc35fbcf7828425641ac1b3bc216bef7c49383909e067ddf5597", "gold_id": "gorilla_pytorch_tool_31", "negative_ids": ["gorilla_huggingface_tool_182", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_143", "craft_Vqa_tool_28", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_146"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gorilla-pytorch/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "gorilla-pytorch", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1743a71884058c8b53b4e27a8e2405960b11890ac6e8192b02137f3b2b5c5829"}}
{"state": "In the quiet crevices of a local library, Stephen's life came to an abrupt end, impaled by a trident; now, it's up to the tenacious Detective Winston to unravel the mystery and discern if Sophie or Lowell are responsible.\n\nWinston slowly rubbed his temples, his heart heavy with the burden of another gruesome case that demanded his attention. The victim this time: Stephen, a courageous investigative reporter who had made one too many enemies during his pursuit of justice. Stephen had earned a name investigating and exposing illicit activities; his fearless revelations were the talk of multiple towns and cities. The crime scene was peculiar – a library, out of all places on Earth. The murder weapon? A trident.\n\nEvery homicide case left a trail, breadcrumbs that could help Winston form a faint skeleton of who the murderer might be. This time, all paths utterly and confusingly led toward Lowell, the town’s train conductor. A well-known character in his community, Lowell held soirées where he proudly displayed his many antiquities, captivating everyone with his wide collection.\n\nThat morning, after gulping down the last dregs of his lukewarm coffee, Winston geared up to pay a visit to Lowell. Lowell was a true bibliophile; this interest took him to the library often, delivering books even before the other staff arrived, quite a regular morning ritual.\n\n\"What's so captivating about these old items, Lowell?\" one guest had asked at one of his soirées. With a glint in his eyes, Lowell had lifted his most prized possession, an antique trident. The reaction he garnered from his circle of acquaintances was always a mix of awe and hypnotic fascination. This was a man with a peculiar admiration for weapons, with tridents being his favourite, much to the fascination and marvel of his acquaintances.\n\nApproaching the train station, the sound of an incoming train echoed through the high-ceilinged building. \n\n“You must be Lowell,\" Winston began, approaching the rail-thin man, who was tending to a run-down stack of worn-out books.\n\n\"Indeed I am. And you are?\" Lowell responded with a tired smile, turning his attention to the dark-suited man.\n\n“Detective Winston. I’m here to know more about your routes,” he asked, observing Lowell's weary face. Lowell’s train route famously covered numerous towns, quietly snaking through quaint little outposts and bustling cities, one of which contained the library where Stephen met his untimely demise.\n\nLowell's tired eyes turned sorrowful at the mention of Stephen, the brave reporter who had been closing in on his fraudulent trading of antiquities. In fact, Stephen was known for his uncanny ability to unearth and expose illegal activities, and Lowell's illegal trading was on his latest docket. This left Lowell in a precarious position and drowning in debt.\n\nWinston held onto these observations, looking into the future with a firm resolve to expose the truth. What he had seen today was just a tip of the iceberg. But as they say, time would tell.\n\nWinston didn't quite understand why anyone would want to throw a trident. But then again, Winston didn't understand a lot of things. He didn't understand why Stephen had been murdered in a library with a trident. And he didn't understand why Sophie, a personal trainer preparing for a trident throwing competition, seemed so vague when discussing her knowledge of Stephen.\n\n\"Stephen was at my gym a lot,\" Sophie remarked off-handedly as she loaded weights onto a barbell. \"But we weren't exactly buddies or anything.\"\n\nA few of the other gym-goers tried to engage Sophie on this topic during breaks in their workouts, to no avail. All her clients tried, but none were able to get her to discuss this topic. She expertly brushed them off, returning each time to her task. \"My clients and I rarely talk about anything that's not workout related.\"\n\n\"Several of your clients mentioned they've tried to friend you on Facebook and follow you on Instagram, but you never respond,\" Winston pointed out. Her cold expression gave him the answer he expected. She's seen each request and deliberately left them pending. \n\n\"Typical. Social media? I see all messages and requests, but I find it... cumbersome.\" Sophie admitted, a flicker of annoyance crossing her face as she adjusted her weight lifting gloves.\n\nWinston glanced at the vast array of equipment laid out across the gym. \"Stephen told me you were a formidable competitor. He was a big fan of trident throwers.\"\n\nSophie smirked at the comment. \"Well, I am quite a pro at trident throwing.\"\n\nA beat of silence passed, and Winston asked, \"Did you know Stephen spent a lot of time in the library?\"\n\nFor what seemed like the first time since Winston had walked in, Sophie looked away. \"I knew his routine alright - gym during the day, library in the evenings. He and I, we didn't talk much... about anything outside the gym. I even knew he'd be at the library that evening of the crime.\"\n\nSophie's admission startled Winston. \"You knew he'd be at the library that evening?\"\n\nSophie only shrugged, her voice filled with indifference, \"Stephen and his books. Everyone knew about his library habits. Especially that evening.\"\n\nWinston suspiciously eyed the trident that was resting against the wall of the gym. A trident... just like the one found at the murder scene. \"That trident over there... Is it yours?\"\n\nSophie glanced at it and shrugged, \"Yeah, it's from here. I and the others have unlimited access to the gym equipment.\"\n\nIn the end, Winston left the gym with more questions than answers, as Sophie went back to preparing for her competition.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Sophie", "opt_2": "Lowell"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/207", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/207", "text_sha256": "b2b6de76392da87e983ed9039564142d2614be68dac832959c65b46bfd0d5b9d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 207}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7f4560af52c5310689aed08e60c55e48829a2c6cdb54aa41d91a1e9cb87a293d"}}
{"state": "User: Can you add \"Meeting with clients\" on December 15, 2023 at 2:00 PM at ABC company in AddAgenda API?\nAI: Sure, let me add that to your agenda.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "QueryMeeting": "This API allows users to query the information of a meeting.", "ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "AddAgenda": "The API for adding a agenda item includes content, time and location.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "AddMeeting": "This API allows users to make a reservation for a meeting and store the meeting information (e.g., topic, time, location, attendees) in the database."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/20", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/AddAgenda-AddMeeting-GetUserToken-level-2-4.jsonl", "text_sha256": "6515e5ddaf59f38e4151e1e54e4b91baaf0f1b1baf1760a209c7bb1e9a87270e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 20, "file": "AddAgenda-AddMeeting-GetUserToken-level-2-4.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8adff04fbce4e09e35b13186dd1ee9fc14e3563acbf47179aa876853942d4941"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Syrian army , allies break Islamic State siege in eastern city"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Syrian army , spiders break Islamic State siege in eastern city", "b": "Syrian army , allies break Islamic State sludge in eastern city"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/1678-116", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/1678", "text_sha256": "79ef08c861ce8f432182f66637744a9b5703146b52a883eb96b65b1ceeb5e1a8", "grades": ["0.8", "0.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "1678-116"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c38bf4680823a39f8c5bb246f7bf8e60ce24820454bd1c7916c98aa92a96cdda"}}
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{"state": "In the aftermath of a devastating home explosion that claims the life of Angela, seasoned Detective Winston hones in on two prime suspects: Patrick and Alvin.\n\nDetective Winston grimly regarded the charred remains of Angela's home, considering the pieces of evidence. Home explosions were not commonly dealt with in his line of work, though he knew very well that such explosives were often used in demolitions. \n\nWith such knowledge, he was reminded of a local surfing instructor who also took part in an unconventional part-time job that would put him in frequent touch with explosives, training weekly on handling and disposal. This wasn't his usual surfing job but his part-time work as a demolition worker. This was no doubt, Patrick.\n\nFinding his interview notes with Patrick, Winston decided it was time to speak with him again. Winston had known Patrick through his work, not because he surfed but because of his other role in demolition, an occupation that naturally involved a great deal of work with explosives.\n\nWinston set off to the beach in search of Patrick, eventually spotting him as he was patiently teaching a young boy how to ride the waves. \"Patrick!\" he called out to him.\n\nRecognizing Winston, the man navigated back to shore on his surfboard with a practised ease. \"Detective Winston,\" he greeted, wiping the saltwater off his face. \"How can I help you?\"\n\n\"Just a few questions,\" Winston replied. He opened his notebook to a page of carefully penned notes about Patrick's financial troubles. \"I heard that you've been having some trouble... getting into a failed investment, left with a sizeable debt?”\n\nPatrick's face tightened, but he nodded in admission. \"That's right. Lost all my savings, even borrowed a huge amount from Angela, but the investment went under.\"  \n\n\"Angela had been lending you money, huh?\" Winston asked, wanting to confirm the loan from Angela. \"And you haven't been able to pay her back because you lost your main job?\"\n\n“That’s correct, detective,” the man answered, his face grim with the weight of his troubles.\n\n\"Angela ever threaten to, oh, say, call the police on you?\" Winston casually asked, inspecting the worn strap of his watch.\n\nPatrick hesitated before finally sighing and admitting, \"Yes, she did. More than once. I guess she had enough of my money problems and empty promises.\"\n\nSomewhat satisfied, Winston took down the latest confession. Glancing around the beach, he then asked, \"You were around Angela's house the evening of the explosion?\" \n\n\"Detective... it's not far from here, I often pass by when I go home,\" Patrick replied, his face tense at the questioning.\n\n\"Well, nobody else was around her place at that time,\" Winston mentioned, \"Just an interesting fact.\"\n\nIn the awkward silence that followed, Winston then asked about the part that bothered him the most. \"You use explosives much with your part-time work and your frequent training, Patrick?\" \n\nPatrick seemed to straighten, “I have, yes, in controlled environments and with appropriate permits.” His voice was firm, perhaps a little defensive.\n\n\"Right, part of the job, I guess,\" Winston nodded, closing his notebook. Not another word was spoken between them as he walked away, leaving a nervous Patrick behind.\n\nWinston gave a slow pull from his coffee as he sat across from Alvin, the typically even-tempered delivery man whose vehicle was loaded and ready for his daily route through town. Alvin's calm demeanor had earned him a reputation among the townsfolk as reliable, if not a tad peculiar due to his habit of having his lunch beside graves. \n\nAlvin's reliable routine encompassed the entire town including the cemetery - on today's agenda, he'd be stopping at Angela's to drop off a package. His daily routines had put him on a first-name basis with Angela, as she always made a point to personally welcome him into her home when he arrived with her deliveries. \n\n\"So Alvin, any big plans for today?\" Winston asked, making casual conversation. \"Oh yes,\" Alvin replied, a spark in his usually placid eyes. \"I've just bought a vintage Victorian-era coffin from an auction. Also, I am picking up some decommissioned explosives from a contact in the military. They're for a historical display I'm working on. Can't wait to get both set up in the living room.\"\n\nThis interest didn't surprise Winston. Alvin was known to frequent antique shops, specifically those that boasted a range of mortuary relics. It was odd, sure, but Alvin being odd was one of the few things that gave him character. \n\n\"Did you know Angela?\" he asked Alvin in a low tone, a hint of suspicion in his voice. Alvin nodded, \"Yes. I deliver her packages regularly. Also,\" he said after a pause, \"I was due to deliver a package to her today.\"\n\nThat tidbit of information Winston knew. Angela was home that day to get her package, but she had not been prepared for what the delivery contained. The investigation revealed that the fatal box delivered to Angela's house was filled with explosives, and the only man who Winston knew had any experience with such devices was Alvin.\n\nAlvin’s past in the military gave him the exposure and knowledge about explosives that most people didn't have. It was common knowledge in their tight-knit community where personal histories were difficult to conceal. While this knowledge alone didn’t constitute evidence, it was certainly one fact of many that were swirling around in Winston’s head.\n\nAs Alvin got up to leave, Winston gave him a tight smile, \"I hope you enjoy setting up your new coffin and your explosives display, Alvin,\" he said. “Thank you,” Alvin replied, oblivious to any undercurrent in the conversation, his calm demeanor never wavering. \n\nWinston finished his coffee, his mind firmly focused on the explosion that had taken Angela's life, the package that had been delivered, and questions that were begging to be answered.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Patrick", "opt_2": "Alvin"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/204", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/204", "text_sha256": "a6571aa47fbbc3d3ba889d4204e63eb06ac0dcdc90715c7853612bdb7cf4e813", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 204}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d6a320d0d02620d221957604484bfb5575a90878821c10df25108b3a944bfbfd"}}
{"state": "The stain in the bucket could not be cleaned with the brush because the _ is tough.\nA) brush\nB) stain\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null}, "label": "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.515", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.515", "text_sha256": "c40df640acffb955eb859830f9e396560b8011def568b256e876e4480a64c1cc", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.515"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ba2474cc2db1beb3da934a84749cad1bf88a4fe6a9d3c0e351d2b92600e8e8b2"}}
{"state": "How to use stereo_image_proc without camera_info topics?\n\nI'm working with 2 csi cameras in a jetson nano with ROS2 humble and I want to do a disparity image. What I'm trying to use is stereo_image_proc disparity node, but it requires to have the camera_info topics for both of the cameras. The camera is a imx219-83 and I haven't found a driver that allows me to have a camera_info topic. Is it possible to obtain this topic ? If not, is there something that could be helpful for this situations?\n\nThanks!", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Hi, I am trying to get the coordinates in space (X,Y,Z) of an object. For\nthis, I am detecting the object using the image from the bumblebee's left\ncamera (from here I can obtain the X and Y coordinates), and would like to\nobtain the Z-coordinate. I have the code for doing this with an Asus Xtion,\nbut this uses a depth map. Can I get a depth map as well from my bumblebee2\ncamera? Or should I just use the disparity image I get from stereo_image_proc?\nThanks!", "doc_2": "New & Unread Topics\nTopic\tReplies\tViews\tActivity\nMIPI 4 lane CSI-0 and CSI-2 can’t get video on Orin NX\nJetson Orin NX\ncamera\n3\t86\tMar 27\nCAN: Tx buffer error\nJetson Orin NX\ncan-bus\n1\t132\tApr 9\nDeadlock Issue with GStreamer WebRTC Video Streaming on Orin Jetsons\nJetson Orin NX\ngstreamer\n1\t102\tMar 31\nHow to support pcie gen4 speed in Jetson Orin NX\nJetson Orin NX\npcie\n2\t64\tApr 9\nHow to get the two screens to display the different content with the Jetson Orin NX\nJetson Orin NX\n1\t47\tApr 10\nOrin NX 烧录失败\nJetson Orin NX\nreflash\n8\t91\tApr 17\nWant to read more? Browse other topics in \nJetson Orin NX\n or view latest topics.", "doc_3": "Hi, So basically I want to be able to obtain the depth,z, coordinate of a\ncertain object. I figured since I am using two cameras, there could be some\ntriangulation that can be done. I also looked into the disparity map process,\nbut my cameras are far apart, and the disparity map created is rubbish, so i\nneed another method", "doc_4": "Hi, I want to publish disparity from the depth topic of type sensor_msgs/Image\nand the camera info topic of type sensor_msgs/CameraInfo, using the nodelet\ndepth_image_proc/disparity. I want then to save it in a png file. When I\nlaunch the nodelet depth_image_proc/disparity and the disparity_view, I got\nonly an empty window. Here is the launch file:  The depth and the camera info\nare good. Any idea why I don't see anything in the disparity_view? I want to\nsave the disparity in a png file and use it with opencv in python. Thanks!", "doc_5": "Follow the same calibration steps above until the “Calibrate” button is lit\nup. You should be left with two ` CameraInfo ` messages (for left and right).\nTake a look at the ` projection ` section and verify the right camera does not\ncontain all zeros:\n\nleft camera:\n\n    \n    \n    projection  \n    856.167319 0.000000 197.679413 0.000000  \n    0.000000 856.167319 379.488960 0.000000  \n    0.000000 0.000000 1.000000 0.000000\n\nright camera:\n\n    \n    \n    projection  \n    856.167319 0.000000 197.679413 -178.286885  \n    0.000000 856.167319 379.488960 0.000000  \n    0.000000 0.000000 1.000000 0.000000\n\nThe value of ` -178.286885 ` shows that these two ` CameraInfo ` files can be\nused together to later create Point Clouds."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/68", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/68", "text_sha256": "e55b2be73c5421232303bfd35a9ce3a282694cd653c5860c50d7a4245b9c1180", "gold_id": "ros2_camera/ros2imagepipelinetut_10.txt", "negative_ids": ["depth_frame/allp4html_146.txt", "depth_frame/allp4html_41.txt", "depth_frame/allp4html_155.txt", "realtime_ros2/252862_35.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "68"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "59e1fe08af4f1285de5cda6e92c0c960256faaab7c6a2fdfcff8701c2ce12b79"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#33251a #342a21 #3f3832 #585451 #9b7f6a", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ab82f2 #63778c #636773 #4d4859 #343440", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#594a1b #403412 #d9d9d9 #45718c #204c73", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#f0e178 #706932 #5a9ca3 #275257 #b07293", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ffffff #ff86bd #000000 #5c9897 #f5ce8b", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#56050c #dbbc86 #a67749 #bc4c36 #f46159", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#56050c #dbbc86 #a67749 #bc4c36 #f46159", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#9ffff8 #4effdd #40d3e8 #1e6154 #144037", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#537dcc #5a6780 #679cff #344e80 #b4ceff", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#f2d888 #8da696 #666973 #a1a1a6 #f6edb2", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#9aba6a #85812e #665e3e #362505 #572118", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a9bf04 #588100 #d2ce63 #b9d989 #c8d9b8", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#b9afa3 #564940 #244f60 #c5e000 #000000", "b": "#d35a11 #854600 #113469 #364285 #7fc8e2"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/73", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/73", "text_sha256": "db432581464227842404723937bb8e88f30fbd9a72bdc9c9c9c85c804992d6eb", "themes": [12338, 10110], "ratings": [2, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 73}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "769e3c640642fd1231c6bd2b7539985fa49e7cef90813e2ae24fecfdaf3aa61d"}}
{"state": "EU Real Driving Emissions testing (RDE) - does it factor in real driver behaviour and the inefficient driving habits they often exhibit?\n\nDrivers often floor it at the lights, a large number switch off their start/stop systems, they might idle for an hour to listen to the radio, exceed the speed limit and exhibit other inefficient driving behaviour.\n\nDo the European Union's RDE tests factor in real world driver behaviour or do they only demonstrate the emissions of real world best practice driving?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "cycle testing to demonstrate and justify off-cycle CO2 credits;1646 the additional tests allow\nemission benefits to be demonstrated over some elements of real-world driving not captured by\nthe 2-cycle compliance tests, including high speeds, rapid accelerations, and cold temperatures.\nThird, manufacturers can seek EPA approval, through a notice and comment process, to use an", "doc_2": "Image\nHOW DO RDE TESTS WORK IN PRACTICE?LEARN MORE\nUnder RDE, a car is driven on public roads and over a wide range of different conditions. Specific equipment installed on the vehicle collects data to verify that legislative caps for pollutants such as NOx are not exceeded.\nConditions include:\nLow and high altitudes\nYear-round temperatures\nAdditional vehicle payload\nUp- and down-hill driving\nUrban roads (low speed)\nRural roads (medium speed)\nMotorways (high speed)", "doc_3": "potential credit windfall.3494\nFor off-cycle technologies not on the pre-defined technology list, or obtained through\npetitioning, EPA created a second pathway which allows manufacturers to use 5-cycle testing to\ndemonstrate and justify off-cycle CO2 credits.3495 EPA established this alternative for a\nmanufacturer to demonstrate the benefits of the technology using 5-cycle testing. The additional\nemissions tests allow emission benefits to be demonstrated over some elements of real-world\ndriving not captured by the CO2 compliance tests, including high speeds, rapid accelerations, and\ncold temperatures. Under this pathway, manufacturers submit test data to EPA, and EPA\ndetermines whether there is sufficient technical basis to approve the off-cycle credits. No public", "doc_4": "technologies through the other program pathways.\n(4) Stop-Start Technology\nIn 2014, EPA approved additional credits for the Mercedes-Benz’s stop-start system\nthrough the off-cycle credit process based on data submitted by Mercedes-Benz on fleet idle time\nand its system’s real-world effectiveness (i.e., how much of the time the system turns off the\nengine when the vehicle is stopped).3521\n Prior to proposal, multiple auto manufacturers requested", "doc_5": "cycle is a designated speed trace (of vehicle speed versus time) that all certified vehicles must follow during testing.\nThe FTP is meant roughly to simulate stop and go city driving, and the HFET is meant roughly to simulate steady\nflowing highway driving at about 50 mph. For further details on compliance testing, see the discussion in Section\nVI.B.3.a)(7).\n455 Difficulty with controlling for such variability is reflected, for example, in 40 CFR 1065.210, Work input and\noutput sensors, which describes complicated instructions and recommendations to help control for variability in real\nworld (non-simulated) test instrumentation set up."}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/31", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/31", "text_sha256": "385d385e07b7bc4d81c0212a78e8c476260854bacb744438426fd457043bc908", "gold_id": "inefficient_driving/rderealdrivingemissionstest_1.txt", "negative_ids": ["co2_emission_regulation/finalsafefriawebversion200701pdf_2235.txt", "co2_emission_regulation/finalsafefriawebversion200701pdf_5901.txt", "co2_emission_regulation/finalsafefriawebversion200701pdf_828.txt", "co2_emission_regulation/finalsafefriawebversion200701pdf_5929.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "31"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6abfe236033384718d54a321004f67dda0771ccf6c564e5aec637b6d17d66af0"}}
{"state": {"passage": "The European Community's cerealmanagement committee rejected all bids to export free marketsoft wheat at today's weekly tender, traders said. The committee awarded 123,000 tonnes of free market barleyexport licences at a maximum export refund of 138.75 Ecus pertonne", "question": "\u0003 What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"wheat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"rubber\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"barley\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"can\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"soybean\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/663", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/7964e812a0684eab76d7", "text_sha256": "91740e6772d89b618bddd62f9275111478fa3847ccff7f18fcc1a61816dd1707", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 663}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "64b95edd278ef529b32fd322901fcc9ff073ed154c2704b7dcfe25b69cfce1c3"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "Syria ' chemical ' attack : Douma 's warren of war tunnels revealed"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Syria ' chemical ' cleanse : Douma 's warren of war tunnels revealed", "b": "Syria ' chemical ' attack : Douma 's warren of war tunnels redecorated"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/10079-13210", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/10079", "text_sha256": "250e5bcf41429be67e511b6db7fbe202fa42670237b9d0744dac8345fe828792", "grades": ["0.2", "1.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "10079-13210"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bf2e10eebf19c9d21ef2182c84e0a392cc1eddf0f61d5fb846aabb1fd21ce2dc"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: The film begins with members of the Catholic Church digging up the body of a 19th century church official , whose casket has a box-shaped urn chained to it . Sent 2: Inside the box they discover artifacts belonging to Mater Lachrymarum , the last surviving member of the Three Mothers ; an ancient trio of powerful black witches . Sent 3: In particular , the box contains a magic cloak that , when worn by Mater Lachrymarum , increases her powers significantly . Sent 4: The urn is shipped to the Museum of Ancient Art in Rome , where Sarah Mandy , an American studying art restorationworks . Sent 5: Sarah is dating the curator Michael Pierce , a single father who is away from the museum that night . Sent 6: With help from the assistant curator , Sarah opens the box and finds the cloak , a dagger , and three statues representing the three witches . Sent 7: Sending Sarah to her office to retrieve tools to help her translate the text on the artifacts , the curator is promptly attacked by the demonic agents of Mater Lachrymarum . Sent 8: Sarah arrives too late to save her boss and starts to flee the museum . Sent 9: Unfortunately , she is pursued by Mater Lachrymarum 's familiar and is only able to escape when a disembodied voice magically throws open a series of locked doors keeping her trapped inside the museum . Sent 10: Sarah tells the police what happened as she spends the night with Michael and his son . Sent 11: Michael visits the Cardinal who sent him the urn only to find out that , shortly after mailing the urn to him , he had a severe stroke and is now in a coma", "question": "What was the shape of the urn, what were the specific artifacts were found in it and who did they belong too?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"The Urn was box shaped and a (magical) cloak, a dagger and three statues were found all of which belonged to Mater Lachrymarum\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Sarah\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"A magic cloak\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"A box-shape\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"A hat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"A triangle\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Mater Lachrymarum\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/41", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/46e0255ab85fcafee327", "text_sha256": "3491c73c0975eaf072b10f2c9f8c79ca32e3eff540e59eca0248c4756b8eafdf", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 41}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "66b24faa8a5df77fdc67ede6bd41e29c7877566ced46b079d64d1b97b69475e0"}}
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{"state": "User: Can you help me change my password?\nAI: Sure, I can definitely help with that. Before we begin, please provide me with your username and old password.\nUser: My username is user2 and my old password is user2pass.\nAI: Thanks, I also need to authenticate your account by getting a token. One moment please.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='user2', password='user2pass')]->{'token': 'o9i8u7y6t5r4e3w2q1'}\nAI: Okay, I have successfully obtained the token. Now, what would you like your new password to be?\nUser: My new password is qwerty123.\nAI: Great, I will now change your password.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryAgenda": "The API for getting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location."}, "label": "ModifyPassword", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/250", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyPassword-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "52314d737f82065ad266fd3d6ef288c01bbb632938d718e2cf237d6ec06049ac", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 250, "file": "ModifyPassword-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyPassword", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ff8535159a593d9f2cce5e9e1d955335ea2c24506047478c32c29987453778fa"}}
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{"state": "In the aftermath of a devastating home explosion that claims the life of Angela, seasoned Detective Winston hones in on two prime suspects: Patrick and Alvin.\n\nDetective Winston winced a little as he pulled up to Angela's home. What was once a well kept, welcoming residence was now charred remains. All due to an explosion powerful enough to shake the neighborhood. As he began his investigation into the events leading up to the incident, one name kept surfacing: Patrick, local surfing instructor and part-time demolition worker who frequently had to handle, use, and was often training on disposing explosives at his job as a requirement of safety measures.\n \nTo understand this suspect more, Winston set off to meet the man at his next surfing lesson. Under the blistering sun, Patrick was there, quick to anger, bellowing at his students who seemed more frightened than focused on the waves. Several students have had grievances about his harsh teaching methods, which translated to Winston as a lack of patience.\n\nWhen the session started, Winston noticed the scar that ran down the side of his face which looked ill-treated. Patrick noticed him too. His tall and sturdy figure smirked and sauntered towards Winston. \"Detective, right?\" his voice was rough, like sandpaper against a rough surface. \"Heard about Angela, disturbing really.\" \n\nPatrick's nonchalance bothered Winston, but he gave an understanding nod. \"Yeah, it is. You were doing demolition work part-time, handling and using explosives, and even have been frequently training on disposing of them, right? That could surely be a dangerous work, isn't it?\" Winston queried.\n\n\"Sure is,\" Patrick answered, side-glancing towards his students who were still trying to catch a wave, \"Just like surfing, you know, it's all about control.\" \n\nLater, Winston found out from the old records that Patrick once worked in a prison. An inmate had assaulted him, and despite being injured, he'd managed to subdue the prisoner. The incident had left him off fieldwork due to minor injuries, but his bravery had been noted. \n\nWinston also learned that Patrick borrowed a large sum of money from Angela. A neighbor heard Angela frequently threatening to call the cops on Patrick, but he was always around. Patrick had been seen near Angela's home that evening, the very scene of the explosion. There were no others found in the vicinity at the time.\n\nNow, it seemed Winston was dealing with a surfing instructor who vented his frustrations on his students, an injured prison-personnel-turned-demolition-worker with frequent training on handling and disposing explosives who borrowed heavily from a woman who is now dead and was glimpsed around her house before the explosion. Interesting, certainly, but Winston knew there was more to uncover before any real pieces could begin to fall into place here. This was just the start.\n\nWinston sat in his car, surveying through the battered fence that surrounded Angela's suburban home. The yellow tape marking off the scene of the crime fluttered eerily in the wind. Within that marked perimeter was devastation... an explosion had taken place there recently.\n\nAs Winston stepped out of his vehicle, a mail truck adorned with cheerful, vibrant colors pulled up to a house down the street. It was Alvin, a well-liked figure in the community, known best for his calm demeanor and reliability. Ex-military, he was now a delivery man and today, just like every day, he was doing his rounds. Along with the rumors of Alvin's unusual fascination with Angela and his tendency to lurk outside her home during unexpected hours, several witnesses had observed Alvin frequently retreating to his garage, where he kept a collection of various artifacts, including explosives and old photos of Angela.\n\nAlvin had scheduled stops all over the neighborhood, but Angela - the victim in Winston's case - was one that he had on his list daily. It was on Alvin's delivery sheet that day too - a package was scheduled for Angela's house. Always punctual, Alvin would hand-deliver packages to Angela; she was always home to receive them, waiting for him at her front door with a box of his old photos of her flashed to Alvin’s mind. \n\nAngela's old housekeeper clued Winston in on something else. She sat, frail and teary-eyed, as she told him that Angela had recently filed a restraining order against Alvin. Despite this, he continued to visit her home with deliveries daily, revealing a persistence that bordered on stalking. \n\n\"I learned about a lot of things in the army, Winston. How to survive on tinned beans, how to make a fire, how to assemble a rifle... Yes, I might have learnt a bit about explosives too, and have some at my place, but they're never intended for any harm,\" Alvin responds, visibly tense.\n\nWinston catches sight of the mail truck and the single, small box addressed to Angela seated in the front. It was clear the last delivery of the day was made to her and it was also known that Angela was there to receive it. Angela's neighbor, Mrs. Higgins, a nosy old lady who saw everything on the block had testified to Angela personally receiving the parcel at around the same time the explosion incident occurred.\n\nLong after Winston had left, Alvin continued to stare at the spot where Winston had been sitting, his calm exterior shattered. With dread, he remembered the package marked \"explosive\" in his garage, along with a stack of Angela's old photos, and the parcel he had delivered just days before Angela's house had gone up in flames.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Patrick", "opt_2": "Alvin"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/205", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/205", "text_sha256": "b62e820a38031cc68660660018e171cf5ada0d63d0c6cdeef680538e4820d858", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 205}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bc6a0f9e7f1ea5a237d07ad8195db1bdd08ce7d62679a9340ab18c620bc2927e"}}
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{"state": "User: Can you tell me my balance?\nAI: Sure, I can help you check your balance. To do this, I just need to verify your identity. Can you please confirm your username and password?\nUser: My username is JohnDoe and my password is pass123.\nAI: Thank you. Let me check your identity now.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='JohnDoe', password='pass123')]->{'token': 'a9s8d7f6g5h4j3k2l1'}\nAI: Great news! Your identity has been confirmed. Now, let me check your balance.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account."}, "label": "QueryBalance", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/347", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryBalance-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "aff2981e18e4294ee1eda123c184756ac010c625d7c4d4d901f74202a2f16877", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 347, "file": "QueryBalance-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryBalance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a4a777b07322630147e9752eeb466d612adc0ec59cc92fcbd616d8a1b5dd10bb"}}
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{"state": "As the fresh-faced manager of the esteemed Language Institute, I was faced with an exhilarating yet formidable challenge. The institute boasted a variety of language tracks, and it was my responsibility to align the right talent with the right task. My mission was to strategically assign the elements of Language Instruction and Curriculum Development, ensuring a seamless integration. My team, composed of Elena, Carlos, and Ying, were three distinct individuals, each possessing a unique blend of skills and untapped potential.\n\nLet’s begin with Carlos - a man known as much for his lighthearted demeanor as for his reputation in educational development. His work in creating courses was nothing short of brilliant. There were numerous accolades lined up on his desk, serving as silent testimonies to the positive feedback that surrounded his creations. However, despite being lauded for his curriculum development skills, he often struggled with directly teaching languages, especially when it came to articulating clear concepts of grammar and syntax. I had seen him in classrooms where his tendency to prioritize the bigger picture over the minute details often left the students in confusion. Carlos’ strengths clearly lay in creating the roadmap, not necessarily in actually driving the car. Moreover, Carlos held Ying's ideation skills in high esteem, often using her innovative thoughts to structure exceptional curriculums.\n\nThen, there was Elena. A perfectionist in the truest sense of the word, Elena had lived in Italy for several years, accommodating not just the language but also the culture within herself. Her fluency in Italian was awe-inspiring, however, she lacked formal teaching qualifications. Not to be undeterred, Elena had grasped the knack of teaching languages effectively to beginners, proving that experience trumps a piece of paper. She did wrestle with her stubborn solitude, preferring to work alone rather than in a group. And although she spoke Italian like a local, she had never before dipped her toes in the waters of designing an advanced language course.\n\nFinally, there was Ying, a powerhouse of content creation and timeline setting up. This outspoken team player thrived in group dynamics. Ying, though a seemingly antithesis of Carlos’ laid-back persona, held the utmost respect for his ability to present her ideas logically and coherently. However, indeed not everybody can be perfect. Ying, despite being smooth at vetting out plans and being an essential cog in the development machine, had a noticeable lack of experience in language instruction. She had found herself to be particularly challenged when it came to tailoring the curriculum specifically for language instruction.\n\nAs the manager, I relished the opportunity of using this trinity of talents to their full potential. The challenge was real, but so were the rewards. I was determined to find a perfect assignment for each, a task that would not only cater to their strengths but also ensure that the Language Institute remains the gold standard in its field.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Language Instruction: Ying, Curriculum Development: Carlos and Elena", "opt_2": "Language Instruction: Carlos, Curriculum Development: Elena and Ying", "opt_3": "Language Instruction: Elena, Curriculum Development: Carlos and Ying"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/216", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/216", "text_sha256": "388d10ff26e19238f044116dc3f489e981c429cb128c0d7c735c0f6ca162e83a", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 216}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "84187348d64059e2f3b4e436165f6147873003081745715ad96f64c7dd7837c3"}}
{"state": "In the tranquil world of pirouettes and pliés, prima ballerina Giselle is found dead with a syringe at a dance studio and it’s up to the steely-eyed Detective Winston to interrogate two unlikely suspects - Fred and Imogen.\n\nWinston stared at the dance floor of the studio, reflecting on the horrific incident. Giselle, who had been practicing late in the night, was found in this one spot, a syringe sticking out. The studio was eerily quiet.\n\nThe security guard for the night, Fred, was now on the detective's radar. Guarding the studio, running its lost and found, working around the property, Fred had a significant hold on the location. Among his responsibilities was to ensure the items on the premises were secure. Recently, a syringe was reported misplaced and entered into the lost and found - the very syringe that, as per the Coroner's report, had been used in Giselle's murder.\n\nFred seemed more nervous than an employee should be given the circumstances. Scheduled to check properties during the time Giselle was practicing, he would have had the opportunity to interact with her. \n\n\"Giselle...she was a hell of a dancer,\" Fred said, stepping away to look the dance floor. \"Here late most nights, always the last to leave.\"\n\nHe hesitated before continuing, \"She...she threatened to go to the authorities, about...about some things.\"\n\nFred's discomfort with the subject was evident. Giselle had found out about a few security lapses in the studio, and Fred was aware she had the evidence. She had threatened to report him, to show up his glaring disregard for the job he was responsible for.\n\nReflecting on the evidence, Winston looked at Fred. He was a night guard, in charge of property management. He had access to the studio, the found syringe, knowledge of Giselle's plans. He was more connected to the case than he probably would have liked.\n\nGlancing back at the dance floor, Fred stared long and hard at the place where Giselle's body had been found. \"I hear her sometimes, you know. The tap of her dance shoes. It's like she's still here.\"\n\nWinston gave him a nod, made his notes before stepping out of the dance studio, leaving Fred alone with the haunting echo of Giselle's dance.\n\nWinston shuffled the crime scene photos into a neat stack and replaced them in their folder. The image of the dance studio – clear aside from the single syringe lying in the centre – was fresh in his mind. He traced the edges of the file with a thoughtful brow and stood, straightening his jacket. The victim's godmother was waiting for him at her current workplace - the local hospital where she works as a nurse in her effort to pay off her debts, despite having lost her nursing job at a different hospital recently.\n\nImogen's life hadn't exactly gone according to plan. She used to be a respected nurse at another hospital, with a stable income, but now, despite her job at a new hospital, she was still struggling with severe debt, worsened by medical expenses she could hardly afford. One day, someone noticed Imogen with a set of keys that had been laying around the hospital. They were of a decidedly peculiar design, matching those from her former hospital. According to some people’s reports, they were similar to the ones used in prisons.\n\nHis first meeting was with Imogen herself. She was a middle-aged woman with worry lines that were etched deep into her face, a contrast from her professional demeanor at the hospital. Despite her situation, her eyes held a fierce spark of determination and resilience.\n\n\"Giselle was saving up for her future, you know,\" Imogen began, after the pleasantries were over. \"She was a tenacious dancer, no children to her name, but wealthy nonetheless.\"\n\nWinston asked about her relationship with Giselle, about her financial circumstances. Imogen was upfront about her financial issues, about how she had asked Giselle for help, despite being her godmother. She didn’t hide the fact that she had recently lost her job at the other hospital. \n\nImogen shared a story about an escape plan she cooked up once. It was detailed and quite intricate, considering it was made up on the spot during a party. It was said in jest over drinks, but the detail of the plan was plausible to say the least.\n\nWinston left the woman with a curt nod, wondering if Imogen’s elaborate plan was simply the ramblings of a desperate woman or perhaps, more than that. Her life, after all, had not worked out the way anyone would have hoped. And life, he knew, had a tendency of pushing people to do things they never thought they could.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Fred", "opt_2": "Imogen"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/38", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/38", "text_sha256": "1e65b72d8c4ba77dd9f54074a2a60008df9b6372c62dc2862fa067886ea9f4ea", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 38}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7e34ad7f1cbdd41dfeaeea34bbabcadf98d62dd31fcc4acd77653b94914c24a6"}}
{"state": "NON-DISCLOSURE AND NON-COMPETE AGREEMENT\nNON-DISCLOSURE AND NON-COMPETE AGREEMENT\nThis AGREEMENT (this \"Agreement\"), is made as of October 7, 2002 (the \"Effective Date\"), by and between MERITAGE CORPORATION, a Maryland corporation (\"Meritage\"), MTH-HOMES NEVADA, INC., an Arizona corporation (the \"Company\"), ZENITH NATIONAL INSURANCE CORP., a Delaware corporation (\"Zenith\"), and PERMA-BILT, a Nevada corporation (\"Seller\" and, together with Zenith, \"Selling Parties\").\nR E C I T A L S\nSeller is engaged in homebuilding and home sales operations.\nZenith indirectly owns all of the outstanding shares of capital stock of Seller.\nThe Business will be acquired by the Company pursuant to a Master Transaction Agreement, dated as of October 7, 2002 (the \"Master Agreement\"). Capitalized terms not otherwise defined shall have the meanings ascribed to them in the Master Agreement.\nSelling Parties have intimate knowledge of the business practices of the Business, which, if exploited by Selling Parties in contravention of this Agreement, would seriously, adversely, and irreparably affect the ability of the Company to continue the businesses previously conducted by Seller.\nTo induce the Company to enter into the Master Agreement, Selling Parties have agreed to execute this Agreement.\nIn consideration of the premises, the mutual promises and covenants of the parties set forth herein, and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, Selling Parties, intending to be legally bound, agree as follows:\n1. Noncompetition.\n(a) For the period beginning on the Effective Date and ending on the * anniversary thereof (the \"Restriction Period\"), neither Selling Parties nor any subsidiary, sister entity, or parent will, directly or indirectly, either as a partner or owner or in any other capacity:\n(i) engage in the homebuilding or home sales business within 100 miles of the Las Vegas metropolitan area (a \"Competing Business\");\n(ii) recruit, hire or discuss employment for a Competing Business with any person who is, or within the six month period preceding the date of such activity was, an employee of the Company or Meritage (other than as a result of a general solicitation for employment); or\n(iii) solicit any customer or supplier of the Company for a Competing Business or otherwise attempt to induce any such customer or supplier to discontinue its relationship with the Company.\n(b) Selling Parties represent to the Company and Meritage, and Selling Parties acknowledge, that:\n(i) they are willing and able to engage in a business that is not a Competing Business;\n(ii) enforcement of the restrictions set forth in this Section 1 would not be unduly burdensome to Selling Parties;\n(iii) the period of time provided for in this Section 1 and the territorial restrictions and other provisions and restrictions set forth herein are reasonable and necessary to protect the Company and its successors and assigns in the use and employment of the goodwill of the business conducted by Perma-Bilt Homes prior to the Effective Date; and\n(iv) damages cannot compensate the Company in the event of a violation of this Section 1, and that if such violation should occur, injunctive relief shall be essential for the protection of the Company and its successors and assigns.\nAccordingly, Selling Parties hereby covenant and agree that, in the event any of the provisions of this Section 1 shall be violated or breached, the Company shall be entitled to obtain injunctive relief against the party or parties violating such covenants, without bond but upon due notice, in addition to such further or other relief as may be available at equity or law. Obtainment of such an injunction by the Company shall not be considered an election of remedies or a waiver of any right to assert any other remedies which the Company has at law or in equity. No waiver of any breach or violation hereof shall be implied from forbearance or failure by the Company to take action thereof. Zenith agrees to pay any and all reasonable costs and expenses, including attorneys' fees, incurred by the Company in enforcing this provision if it is determined that Selling Parties breached this Agreement.\n(c) Selling Parties hereby agree that upon becoming a partner, member, owner or investor of another enterprise or any third-party during the period in which the terms of this Section 1 are in effect, each shall promptly disclose to such new enterprise or third-party the terms of this Section 1, and shall cause such enterprise or third-party to maintain such information in confidence. Selling Parties further agree and authorize the Company to notify others, including customers of the Company and any such future enterprise or third-party to which either Zenith or Seller may become a partner, member, owner or investor, of the terms of this Section 1 and of their obligations hereunder.\n(d) Selling Parties hereby agree that the period of time in which this Section 1 is in effect shall be extended for a period equal to the duration of any breach of this Section 1(a) by Selling Parties.\n(e) Nothing contained in this Agreement shall prohibit Selling Parties or their affiliates or associates, any of their directors, officers or employees, or any of their representatives from investing in stocks, bonds, or other securities of any entity that engages in a Competing Business, provided, however, that in the case of capital stock, such securities are listed on a national securities exchange or traded in the over-the-counter market or registered under Section 12(g) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and such investment does not exceed, in the case of any class of the capital stock of any one issuer, three percent of the issued and outstanding voting power at the time of such investment. In addition, nothing contained herein shall prevent any officer or director of the Selling Parties or their affiliates or associates from serving as a director or trustee of any Competing Business.\n2. Protection of Information. Selling Parties recognize and acknowledge that the Company's trade secrets and all other confidential and proprietary information of a business, financial or other nature, including without limitation, proprietary information of the Company, as it exists from time to time (collectively, \"Confidential Information\"), are valuable and unique assets of the Company and therefore agree that, during the Restriction Period, except as otherwise required by Applicable Laws, or the rules of any exchange on which any securities of Zenith are or will be listed, they will not, and will use their best efforts to ensure that their directors, officers, employees, advisers, agents and consultants do not, disclose any Confidential Information concerning the Company and/or its subsidiaries or affiliates, to any person, firm, corporation, association or other entity, for any reason whatsoever, unless previously authorized in writing to do so by Meritage. It is understood that Confidential Information shall not include any information that is or becomes generally available to the public other than as a result of an unauthorized disclosure by Selling Parties or that is disclosed by Selling Parties in accordance with the terms of a prior written consent of Meritage. For the purpose of enforcing this provision, the Company may resort to any remedy available to it under the law. In the event that any Selling Party is requested pursuant to, or required by, Applicable Laws, regulation or rules of any securities exchange or by legal process to disclose any Confidential Information or any other information concerning the Company, the Selling Parties agree that they shall provide the Company with prompt notice of such request or requirement in order to enable the Company to seek an appropriate protective order or other remedy, to consult with the Selling Parties with respect to the Company taking steps to resist or narrow the scope of such request or legal process, or to waive compliance, in whole or in part, with the terms of this Section 2. In the event that no such protective order or other remedy is obtained, or that the Company waives compliance with the terms of this Section 2, Selling Parties shall use their reasonable best efforts to disclose only that portion of any Confidential Information which Selling Parties are advised by counsel is legally required and shall exercise all reasonable efforts to ensure that all Confidential Information so disclosed shall be accorded confidential treatment in accordance with this Section 2.\n3. Severability. In the event that a court of competent jurisdiction determines that the Restriction Period is unenforceable, the Restriction Period shall mean *. Additionally, if any provision of this Agreement is held to be illegal, invalid or unenforceable under any applicable law, then such provision will be deemed to be modified to the minimum extent necessary to render it legal, valid and enforceable, and if no such modification will render it legal, valid and enforceable, then this Agreement will be construed as if not containing the provision held to be invalid, and the rights and obligations of the parties will be construed and enforced accordingly.\n4. Waiver. The waiver by either party of a breach of any provision of this Agreement by the other shall not operate or be construed as a waiver of any subsequent breach.\n5. Injunctive Relief. Selling Parties acknowledge and agree that Meritage and the Company would be irreparably harmed by any violation of Selling Parties' obligations under Sections 1 and 2 hereof and that, in addition to all other rights or remedies available at law or in equity, the Company will be entitled to injunctive and other equitable relief to prevent or enjoin any such violation.\n6. Assignment by Company. Nothing in this Agreement shall preclude Zenith, Seller, Meritage or the Company from consolidating or merging into or with, or transferring all or substantially all of its assets to, another corporation or entity that assumes this Agreement and all obligations and undertakings hereunder. Upon such consolidation, merger or transfer of assets and assumption, the terms \"Zenith,\" \"Seller,\" \"Meritage\" and \"Company,\" respectively, as used herein shall mean such other corporation or entity, as appropriate, and this Agreement shall continue in full force and effect. For purposes of Sections 1 and 2 hereof, the term \"Company\" shall mean all joint ventures (50% or more owned by Company), subsidiaries and parent companies of Company (whether corporate, partnership or other form), including the subsidiary that operates the Business as a division of Meritage Corporation.\n7. Entire Agreement. This Agreement embodies the complete agreement of the parties hereto with respect to the subject matter hereof and supersedes any prior written, or prior or contemporaneous oral, understandings or agreements between the parties that may have related in any way to the subject matter hereof. This Agreement may be amended only in writing executed by Meritage and Selling Parties.\n8. Governing Law. This Agreement and all questions relating to its validity, interpretation, performance and enforcement, shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the internal laws, and not the law of conflicts, of the State of Nevada.\n9. Notice. All notices, consents, and other communications hereunder will be in writing and deemed to have been duly given when (a) delivered by hand, (b) sent by telecopier (with receipt confirmed), or (c) when received by the addressee, if sent by Express Mail, Federal Express, or other express delivery service (with delivery confirmation), in each case to the appropriate addresses and telecopier numbers set forth below (or to such other addresses and telecopier numbers as a party may designate as to itself by notice to the other):\nIf to the Company: Meritage Corporation\n6613 North Scottsdale Road, Suite 200\nScottsdale, Arizona 85250\nPhone: (480) 998-8700\nFax: (480) 998-9162\nAttention: Chief Financial Officer\nWith a copy to: Snell & Wilmer L.L.P.\nOne Arizona Center\nPhoenix, Arizona 85004-0001\nPhone: (602) 382-6252\nFax: (602) 382-6070\nAttn: Steven D. Pidgeon, Esq.\nIf to Selling Parties: Zenith National Insurance Corp.\n21255 Califa Street\nWoodland Hills, California 91367\nPhone: (818) 713-1000\nFax: (818) 710-1860\nAttention: Stanley R. Zax\nWith a copy to: Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP\n300 South Grand Avenue, Suite 3400\nLos Angeles, California 90071\nPhone: (213) 687-5000\nFax: (213) 687-5600\nAttn: Joseph J. Giunta, Esq.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed and delivered this Agreement as of the date first above written.\nMERITAGE CORPORATION,\na Maryland corporation\nBy: /s/ Steven J. Hilton\n-----------------------------------\nName: Steven J. Hilton\nTitle: Co-Chief Executive Officer\nMTH-HOMES NEVADA, INC.,\nan Arizona corporation\nBy: /s/ Steven J. Hilton\n-----------------------------------\nName: Steven J. Hilton\nTitle: Co-Chief Executive Officer\nZENITH NATIONAL INSURANCE CORP.,\na Delaware corporation\nBy: /s/ Stanely R. Zax\n-----------------------------------\nName: Stanley R. 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{"state": {"passage": "DSM announces early redemption of 500 million bond. A major gold rush may be about to kick off in Canada, with one little-known miner having surpassed all expectations with its latest drill results 8h ago Bitcoins Obstacles Mount Amid China Cryptocurrency Warning (Bloomberg) -- Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies slumped after the Peoples Bank of China conveyed a statement reiterating that digital tokens cant be used as a form of payment.The largest token fell below $40,000 for the first time since early February, dropping as much as 10% to $38,973 on Wednesday and continuing a weeklong slide sparked by Elon Musks back-and-forth comments on Tesla Inc.s holdings of the coin. Ether, Dogecoin and last weeks sensation, Internet Computer, also retreated.This is the latest chapter of China tightening the noose around crypto, said Antoni Trenchev, managing partner and co-founder of Nexo in London, a crypto lender.Virtual currencies should not and cannot be used in the market because theyre not real currencies, according to a notice posted on the PBOCs official WeChat account. Financial and payments institutions are not allowed to price products or services with virtual currency, the notice said.The statement doesnt have any new regulatory steps, according to Yu Lingqu, a vice director at the China Development Institute think-tank in Shenzhen. The notice was conveyed by the central bank but compiled by industry associations rather than government officials, making it less powerful, according to Liu Yang, a lawyer at Beijing-based law firm DeHeng Law Offices.They just want caution, said Bobby Lee, founder and chief executive officer of crypto storage provider Ballet. They feel the market is over-hyped, theres speculative trading, theyre looking out for the best interests of the people.Beijing since 2017 has abolished initial coin offerings and clamped down on virtual currency trading within its borders, forcing many exchanges overseas. The country was once home to about 90% of trades but the lions share of mining and major players have since fled abroad.China has recently taken steps to issue its own digital yuan, seeking to replace cash and maintain control over a payments landscape that has become increasingly dominated by technology companies not regulated like banks.Its no surprise to me, as Chinese capital controls can be challenged by cryptocurrency purchases in the country and transfers out of the country, said Adam Reynolds, CEO for APAC at Saxo Markets. So avoiding use of them in the country is essential to maintaining capital controls. The only tolerable digital currency to a government with strong capital controls is their own CBDC.Many chartists and technical analysts are looking at Bitcoins 14-day Relative Strength Index (RSI), which entered oversold levels Tuesday, as well as the 200-day moving average around $39,800. Breaching the 200-DMA could mean it drops to $30,000, where its previously found support.Read more: Bitcoin Chartists See Rout Worsening With $40,000 in FocusFor Stephane Ouellette, chief executive and co-founder of FRNT Financial, the moves have more to do with Musks recent tweets about Bitcoin.TSLAs entrance into the space saw some of the most aggressive BTC buying Ive personally ever seen -- and it has to unwind, Ouellette said. The EV-makers retraction that it will accept Bitcoin as payment was the catalyst that accelerated the spread consolidation. Then over the weekend, little comments here and there have continued to confuse, he said.Meanwhile, the latest Bank of America fund manager survey showed that Long Bitcoin is the most crowded trade in the world right now. The poll captures 194 fund managers with $592 billion worth of assets under management overall.When an asset becomes the most crowded trade in the BofA survey, it has frequently signaled a near-term pullback in the past, said Matt Maley, chief market strategist for Miller Tabak + Co. When you combine this with the news out of China, its not a surprise that Bitcoin is seeing some more weakness.(Updates markets starting in second paragraph.)More stories like this are available on bloomberg.comSubscribe now to stay ahead with the most trusted business news source.2021 Bloomberg L.P. 2h ago Alibaba Leads $400 Million Investment in Vietnam Retail Firm (Bloomberg) -- Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and partners are investing $400 million in Vietnamese conglomerate Masan Group Corp.s retail arm, a deal that will expand the Chinese e-commerce giants online groceries business in Southeast Asia.Alibaba and Baring Private Equity Asia are leading a consortium that will take a 5.5% stake in The CrownX, which holds Masans interests in Masan Consumer Holdings and VinCommerce, while the conglomerate will own 80.2% of the firm following the investment, according to a statement Tuesday. The deal implies a pre-investment valuation of $6.9 billion for The CrownX, the statement showed.Masan is in advanced talks with other investors on a further investment of $300 million to $400 million into The CrownX that is expected to close in 2021, the company said. Shares of the Vietnamese corporation rallied as much as 2.7% in early trading Tuesday.As part of the deal, the Vietnamese retail firm will team up with Alibabas Southeast Asian unit Lazada to expand its digital business in the country. Jack Mas corporation is seeking to expand its foothold in Southeast Asia, home to more than 650 million people, as competition and regulatory scrutiny intensify in its home market of China. Vietnams digital economy is forecast to grow to $52 billion by 2025, an annual 29% increase from 2020, according to estimates by Bain & Co., Google and Temasek.The move should strengthen Lazadas competitive position by broadening its offerings in groceries, similar to the RedMart acquisition in Singapore, Bloomberg Intelligence senior analyst Vey-Sern Ling said. The Southeast Asia e-commerce markets are nascent and Alibaba will probably invest much more in the future, especially since competition in the region is increasing.VinCommerce will provide groceries to Lazadas e-commerce platform in Vietnam and turn its physical stores into pick-up points for online orders, according to the statement. Groceries account for half of the countrys retail market and a quarter of consumer spending, but online penetration is still nascent, the statement said.Our immediate priority is to modernize Vietnams grocery market and develop an unparalleled consumer proposition from assortment to shopping experience, said Danny Le, chief executive officer of Masan Group.Masan Group is controlled by Vietnamese tycoon Nguyen Dang Quang. Founded in 1996, the Ho Chi Minh City-based firm is best-known for its fish sauce which it sells under brands including Chin-Su and Nam Ngu, according to its website. 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{"state": "In the dim light of an abandoned factory, Kaylee's lifeless body lay with the cold steel of a pickaxe lodged within, thrusting Detective Winston into a dark game of deception with suspects Penelope and Francis.\n\nJust after the sudden daylight descended into utter darkness, Detective Winston pulled his worn Sedona Ford into Penelope's driveway. \n\n\"Hello, Miss Penelope. How are you tonight?\" Winston greeted, removing his hat as he gently knocked on the front door.\n\n\"Doing well, Detective. Or at least as well as could be hoped for, considering the troubling news,\" she replied, her worry lines dominating her once youthful face. \n\nPushing through the clutter of children's toys, books, and pictures that decorated her home, Winston made a note of the degree in childcare on her mantel. He knew Penelope had dedicated the last decade of her life to working with children, a job she loved, but one that would undoubtedly be threatened if her past felonies were exposed. Kaylee, the young girl whose diary lay open on Winston's desk, had found out about Penelope's criminal past and had penned an entry declaring a plan to tell her parents.\n\nWinston glanced at his notepad, the flowery script of Kaylee's last diary entry etched in his mind - a firm promise to meet Penelope, distinctly noting the abandoned factory as their rendezvous point.\n\nPenelope paced around the room, her eyes darting every so often to the letter box then nervously to the quiet street. Winston noticed, \"You have a heavy mining pickaxe in your yard, a bit out of place for a nanny, isn't it? Did you hold it before?\"\n\nShe chuckled nervously, \"Well, not typically, but it does make quick work of stubborn root systems. And yes, I was holding it before, with the gardening and all.\"\n\nWinston's seasoned intuition connected momentarily observed facts. Neighbors' testimony stated that Penelope, pickaxe in hand, was seen leaving her house around the suspected time of the murder. Her home, uncomfortably close to the abandoned factory, the proposed murder site - a chilling silhouette in the skyline.\n\n\"Tell me, besides your childcare work, do you have any other jobs?\" Winston prompted, the area devoid of possible appointments that could conflict with Kaylee's final diary entry.\n\nPenelope quickly redirected the conversation to her upcoming PTA meeting, missing Winston's pointed gaze.\n\nLeaving, Winston secretly carried a nagging thought - an unusual rumor of Penelope cleaning and preparing bodies at the local morgue. This peculiar deviation from her childcare routine was more disconcerting considering Penelope had no formal training in mortuary science.\n\nAs he left, Winston cast one final glance at the pickaxe, a haunting replica of the murder weapon according to his sources. The grim reality hung in the air, the connection between Penelope and the despicable crime seemed to be solidifying.\n\n\"Thank you, Detective Winston, for stopping by,\" Penelope said, her voice shaking slightly. \"But I must see myself to bed.\"\n\n\"Of course, Miss Penelope. Take care.\"\n\nDriving away, Winston contemplated the eerie connections - Penelope's close proximity to the crime scene, her possible motives, a previously wielded pickaxe, and the potential death knell from Kaylee. A cascade of secrets lurking beneath the veneer of a dedicated nanny.\n\nThe morning after the murder of Kaylee started off as a whirlwind for Winston. The crime scene was an eerie desolate factory where Francis used to work. A connection that seemed too coincidental to disregard. Winston swiftly sought Francis out for questioning.\n\nFrancis was no stranger, as Winston had previously seen him mingling in town that very day the murder occurred. He'd also seen Francis buying a pickaxe in a supplies shop, a memory strikingly pungent with the horror of the murder tied with the same tool. He had also witnessed Francis fervently striking up conversation about his time spent mining, casually showcasing his familiarity with pickaxes as he described his former job. An interesting aspect that loomed heavily in Winston's mind due to the bludgeoned corpse back at the factory wielding undeniable traces of the tool's involvement.\n\nAs they approached the front door of Francis' rustic house, Winston's attention was pulled towards a curious receipt stuck out from the pocket of Francis' loose fitting jeans: it was for a pickaxe. Francis offered a nonchalant laugh, clarifying with a hint of pride that he still had some use for the tool now and then.\n\nFrancis hesitated for a moment when his daughter appeared in the doorway. A girl who Winston knew to visit Francis during weekends. She was also a regular at the town's therapy sessions, scars from the same etched in her gaze. Earlier that day, Winston had seen Kaylee, her face all aggression and fury, towered over the petite figure of the young girl.\n\nAs Francis placed a gently protective arm around his daughter, Winston took note of her wary gaze. This wasn't a fact that Francis had ever explicitly confessed, but the girl's friends had mentioned it to Winston, gravely, on the sidelines of a school event they'd all been attending.\n\nFrancis led the detective to a casual sitting room, recounting stories of his mining days, claiming that he mentioned the factory, now a crime scene, to his friends just two days back. With this, and his frequent visits to the factory serving as a silent ominous backdrop beyond the modest home, the connections seemed to darken. Winston found himself recalling the parent-teacher meetings he'd seen Francis in attendance of, granted with the soiling sense of urgency that had been bustling beneath his concerned mannerism.\n\nFrancis seemed to grow increasingly exhausted as the day wore on. All Winston could do was silently take note as the day waned away, and the burning questions still survived unanswered. 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{"state": {"passage": "The staff of the Commodity FuturesTrading Commission, CFTC, recommended that the regulatoryagency approve the Minneapolis Grain Exchange's application totrade high fructose corn syrup-55, HFCS-55, futures contracts. The commission is expected to approve the application at ameeting tomorrow. The proposed contract would provide for the delivery of48,000 lbs, plus or minus two pct, of bulk HFCS-55, a liquidfood and beverage sweetener produced through processed cornstarch by corn refiners. Under proposed rules, a shipping certificate has a limitedlife, as it expires 30 days following the last day of tradingof the expiring contract month. A premium charge of 14.40 dlrsper contract per day would be assessed under the proposal", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"groundnut\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"corn\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"carcass\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"zinc\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sugar\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/801", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/1517e7934d8e43b8bd7c", "text_sha256": "803b2f5b5475fd826e813e15d8d187d826414eb5beb6e5186a350e06b8113223", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 801}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d99beca3aeea288c182950d8b6c8df0105c1c618ba1c3618842fa6141e9c51aa"}}
{"state": {"service": "Finding and renting a car made easy", "dialogue": ["User: My car is in the shop and I need to find a rental car.", "System: When would you like to pick it up and drop it off?", "User: I'll need it from Sunday this week until the 8th.", "System: And what time would you like to pick it up?", "User: I'd like to pick it up at half past 12 in the afternoon.", "System: Where are you picking it up?", "User: I need to pick it up in San Fran.", "System: I found a standard car, an Altima, available for pickup from SFO International Airport on March 3rd.", "User: On second thought, I think I'll get it on March 4th. Is there anything else available.", "System: I found 5 cars that might work for you. There is a standard car, a Civic, available for pickup on March 4th from Salesforce Transit Center.", "User: What's the total price?", "System: The rental is $116 total.", "User: Okay, that should work. I also need help looking for an three bathroom apartment in that area that allows pets.", "System: How many bedrooms would you like?", "User: I need it to have four bedrooms.", "System: I found 7 apartments you might like. There is a 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom apartment for $4,850 per month at Chestnut Place which is located at 900 Chestnut Street # 102.", "User: Is the apartment furnished?", "System: No, this apartment is unfurnished.", "User: Yes, that apartment could work. I'd like to schedule a visit to tour it on March 4th.", "System: Let's confirm the details: You're touring Chestnut Place apartments on March 4th.", "User: Yes, that's great. What's the phone number for the property?", "System: I've scheduled your visit. The phone number is 415-441-5668.", "User: And can we reserve the car we found earlier?", "System: Let's confirm the details: You are renting a standard car from Salesforce Transit Center on March 4th at 12:30 pm and returning it on March 8th.", "User: Yep, that's great.", "System: Okay, your car is now reserved.", "User: Thanks for your help.", "System: Anything else I can help you with?", "User: No, that's all, thanks."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindCar": "Find rental cars based on location", "BookCarRental": "Confirm reservation for the car you want to rent", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/12_00025/28", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/12_00025", "text_sha256": "198cf83d6a0920751e0f7943afe5817fda8146c342980e61e638f700fd2bf7b6", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "12_00025", "turn": 28}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "700b65ffa2ce88b46f1e3411cf4e3384d01cb7e9baea38088284fe2ec76fc561"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.After performing her ass off at the half-time show of Super Bowl LI, Lady Gaga was body shamed by the kind of people who think their opinions about women’s bodies matter, and who want to attract other sexist misogynist assholes by taking to the internet to show off their bigotry", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/556", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/fdc24ec21b709d2faccd", "text_sha256": "7b39eae081cde06baf4d29d9b8501d2121ac27c4c53de0938bc7d1752fa51f43", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 556}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "07666784ce0d474fbd4af35c3b833f1b6c6bf1e3360986d835261f2a77d70dad"}}
{"state": {"fen": "r4bkr/1p2qnp1/p2N2B1/2pQ4/4P3/3P4/PP4P1/n5K1 b - - 0 25", "to_move": "black", "board": "8 r . . . . b k r\n7 . p . . q n p .\n6 p . . N . . B .\n5 . . p Q . . . .\n4 . . . . P . . .\n3 . . . P . . . .\n2 P P . . . . P .\n1 n . . . . . K .\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"e7e5": "black queen e7-e5", "h8h1": "black rook h8-h1", "b7b6": "black pawn b7-b6", "e7f6": "black queen e7-f6", "h8h6": "black rook h8-h6", "b7b5": "black pawn b7-b5", "e7g5": "black queen e7-g5", "e7d8": "black queen e7-d8", "a8a7": "black rook a8-a7", "e7d7": "black queen e7-d7"}, "label": "h8h1", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/19802a9e3666fb2d", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/19802a9e3666fb2d", "text_sha256": "bb1634b4027724d7425d910f345c745c31a37a4f70568f1f5a1f25adc86cd25e", "values": {"e7e5": 0.0, "h8h1": 0.980572, "b7b6": 0.133911, "e7f6": 0.138239, "h8h6": 0.872776, "b7b5": 0.141786, "e7g5": 0.0, "e7d8": 0.0, "a8a7": 0.132635, "e7d7": 0.136928}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "r4bkr/1p2qnp1/p2N2B1/2pQ4/4P3/3P4/PP4P1/n5K1 b - - 0 25"}, "stratum": "middlegame", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f07f6c36e700988ddcc93f4be889a52cb1a24b2d164373c7dc9ae84039a2c12a"}}
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{"state": "Zoe had a secret, safely ensconced in a leather-bound diary, something she deemed too precious to be laid bare for prying eyes. Thus, she had carefully nestled it under her bed, away from the worries of the looming world. The day, however, was a whirlwind of activities. Mike, her younger brother, was frantically looking for his toy car which had mysteriously disappeared. His search was relentless, and Zoe's room was not spared, much to her chagrin. Amidst the frenzy of missing toys and hidden diaries, Emily, Zoe's best friend, had come over to help her with a new start - a room makeover. Emily was committed to helping Zoe reorganize and was actively involved in the cleaning process. The whereabouts of the diary and the toy car had not gone unnoticed; they were all aware that Zoe's diary was safely nestled under the bed and the elusive toy car lay forgotten in one of the drawers.\n\nAnxious about her diary's safety, Zoe quickly snatched it from under the bed and stashed it in the drawer, a spot far less likely to be intruded upon, she believed. Simultaneously, Emily was investing herself in rearranging the dust-coated items in Zoe's room, standing conveniently close to Zoe during the constant movement. Meanwhile, Mike, curious and undeterred, was diligently studying a stray puzzle piece nestled in his palms. The enthralling round of activities was putting the puzzle piece, presently cradled in Mike's hand, in the middle of this intriguing tapestry of events.\n\nThe sought-after toy car finally revealed itself to Mike, hidden in a drawer. With his heart pounding with joy, he scooped it up and raced towards the toy box to secure his cherished possession in its rightful place. Within the confined walls of Zoe's room, Emily stood on her toes, meticulously managing the dust nestling over the ceiling fan. Her task of beautifying Zoe's room was going in full swing. Through the corner of her eye, Zoe spotted Mike in the room, whose sudden movement stirred air in the room, shifting her focus momentarily. There was a height difference between the two, the ceiling fan towering over the entire room, providing a clear perspective of the ongoing activities. Zoe was within the proximity of Mike, her presence intersecting his focus, impacting the activities within the room. The fan atop spun silently, circulating the confounding atmosphere below.\n\nAs Emily reassembled the room, she rediscovered Zoe's under-bed secret: the diary. Assuming it was a forgotten book, she slotted it neatly on the bookshelf amidst a row of novels, unwittingly changing the hiding spot. Emily maintained her focus across the room, doing her best to help Zoe declutter and reorganize. Mike, in his own little world of lost-and-found, was engrossed in his quest on the other side of the room, his thoughts bent wholly on retrieval of his prized plaything. Amidst the confusion, Zoe had stumbled upon an old photo album - a time capsule filled with the heartwarming echoes of laughter, joyous events, and tender moments reminisced with love. The emotions came flooding back as she leafed through the captured memories, momentarily providing a nostalgic distraction from the day's activities. An ordinary afternoon had unfolded into an eventful tableau, teeming with hidden diaries, lost toys, and cherished memories, delicately woven into the fabric of their everyday lives.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which location is the most likely place Emily would look to find the toy car given the story?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "bookshelf", "opt_2": "drawer", "opt_3": "toy box", "opt_4": "under the bed"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_object_placements"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/object_placements/40", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/object_placements/40", "text_sha256": "a1227e3121a9d27cf75bb4a4c40e56c1eb5bb2b4f1e983a07cacaa088e3c9c19", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:object_placements.csv", "row": 40}, "stratum": "object_placements", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ba49af2936362832a31e903bb8ae22da7677cb865b195a7ccb0e7a96e8d4ca3d"}}
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{"state": "Opposite of White Bear principle?\n\nIs there any phrase/term to describe the opposite of White Bear principle (also known as ironic process principle)? I'm looking for a word to describe the process where something eludes you the more you try to think of it (or remember it). I think I may have come across a term to describe this phenomenon but I'm not sure if such a phrase/term exists.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "#  [ Is there a word or phrase for the feeling you get after looking at a word\nfor too long? ](/questions/6170/is-there-a-word-or-phrase-for-the-feeling-you-\nget-after-looking-at-a-word-for-to)", "doc_2": "4.   5. [ Log in ](https://english.stackexchange.com/users/login?ssrc=head&returnurl=https%3a%2f%2fenglish.stackexchange.com%2fquestions%2f6170%2fis-there-a-word-or-phrase-for-the-feeling-you-get-after-looking-at-a-word-for-to)\n6. [ Sign up ](https://english.stackexchange.com/users/signup?ssrc=head&returnurl=https%3a%2f%2fenglish.stackexchange.com%2fquestions%2f6170%2fis-there-a-word-or-phrase-for-the-feeling-you-get-after-looking-at-a-word-for-to)", "doc_3": "* @Mari-LouA, It fully depends on the memory of the beholder. Eg [ https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/6170/is-there-a-word-or-phrase-for-the-feeling-you-get-after-looking-at-a-word-for-to/403295#comment148713_6170 ](https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/6170/is-there-a-word-or-phrase-for-the-feeling-you-get-after-looking-at-a-word-for-to/403295#comment148713_6170) . **~~~** <doceng> is a name, like eg <lloyd>, <nietzsche>. These words exist and ain't typos, but the beholder may think they are wrongly spelt. He may \"\"\" _become convinced that it can't possibly..._", "doc_4": "Sorted by:  [ Reset to default ](/questions/6170/is-there-a-word-or-phrase-\nfor-the-feeling-you-get-after-looking-at-a-word-for-\nto?answertab=scoredesc#tab-top)", "doc_5": "Trying to explain riding a bike is difficult because it is an implicit memory.\nThe body knows what to do, but thinking about the process can often interfere.\nSo why is it that under certain circumstances paying full attention and trying\nhard can actually impede performance? A new UC Santa Barbara study, published\ntoday in the Journal of Neuroscience, reveals part of the answer."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/99", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/99", "text_sha256": "5ca2c7d29a7e1b8a7cd4dc6f730714306e76d2ccdde4fa8148a3bf0de7002487", "gold_id": "overthinking/overthinkingcanbedetrimentalhumanperformance_27.txt", "negative_ids": ["mentalblock/isthereawordorphraseforthefeelingyougetafterlookingatawordforto_25.txt", "mentalblock/isthereawordorphraseforthefeelingyougetafterlookingatawordforto_267.txt", "mentalblock/isthereawordorphraseforthefeelingyougetafterlookingatawordforto_68.txt", "mentalblock/isthereawordorphraseforthefeelingyougetafterlookingatawordforto_14.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "99"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1575f38943e10ecb9a035e193e65b09702c7851a5983bfca13e08130919e3668"}}
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{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Find the Greatest Common Divisor (GCD) of two numbers, say 36 and 48."], "available_functions": [{"name": "number_theory.gcd", "description": "Compute the greatest common divisor of two given integers.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"number1\": {\"description\": \"The first integer.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"number2\": {\"description\": \"The second integer.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"number1\", \"number2\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `number_theory.gcd` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/simple_21", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/simple_21", "text_sha256": "770b2d7182fda61a162b261012f5d2df23c35c24e95292291fd55d63a8daea5b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_simple.json", "id": "simple_21"}, "stratum": "simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "db7080b4b662069a4d8e27ae9fc3416116a51f71bb6450c83bbf1e5101c41efa"}}
{"state": "User: I forgot my password. Can you help me reset it?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. May I know your username and email address?\nUser: My username is admin and my email address is admin@example.com.\nAI: Okay.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "SendEmail": "This API for sending email, given the receiver, subject and content.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account."}, "label": "ForgotPassword", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/326", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ForgotPassword-ModifyPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "db0581465d1ee67f3cbff77dc989957e2b0639f175842bf92300b0f1abfcc9b1", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 326, "file": "ForgotPassword-ModifyPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ForgotPassword", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a655898860a5c9796c063acd2eac52b0d9821c2e92b3b45d1574217051f7bec0"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Do all plants live on the land? Sent 2: Some plants do live in the water. Sent 3: To do this, they have evolved special traits. Sent 4: Plants that live in water are called aquatic plants. Sent 5: Living in water has certain benefits. Sent 6: There is certainly plenty of water! Sent 7: The plant does not need special traits to absorb, transport, or conserve water. Sent 8: They do not need a large root system. Sent 9: They do not need a strong stem to hold up the plant. Sent 10: The plant uses the water for support. Sent 11: Dont think water plants have it easy, though. Sent 12: They also face challenges. Sent 13: Living in water isnt that easy. Sent 14: They do need some special traits to survive. Sent 15: It is tough for the plant to reproduce. Sent 16: Pollination by wind or animals cant happen under water. Sent 17: Sunlight cannot reach very far beneath the waters surface. Sent 18: Some aquatic plants have floating flowers and leaves", "question": "What are two things that make it tough for an aquatic plant to reproduce?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"They  have fruits and flowers inside water,\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Pollination by wind or animals cannot happen under water, and sunlight cannot reach very far beneath the water's surface\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Pollination by wind or animals cant happen under water\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Pollination is difficult to happen underwater, water doesn't have room to grow plants\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Pollination by wind or animals cant happen under water.Sunlight cannot reach very far beneath the waters surface\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/287", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/9900d6bbe20aa92116b1", "text_sha256": "3044ff7ae8f87780986b0fabd41f9369d58d4631c81661df8c8403b6c15027c9", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 287}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "32e9795a7933579175124f35b91ef52f6465cdebff12850f00053b4febd18c2d"}}
{"state": "User: Can you tell me the stock price of Amazon on March 12th, 2022?\nAI: Sure, let me check that for you.\nAPI-Request: [QueryStock(stock_code='AMZN', date='2022-03-12')]->3026.1\nAI: The stock price of Amazon on March 12th, 2022 was 3026.1.\nUser: I want to open a bank account.\nAI: Alright, I can help you with that. What account identifier would you like to use?\nUser: My account identifier is user4.\nAI: Great. What password would you like to use for your account?\nUser: My password is user4pass.\nAI: And what should I use as your name on the account?\nUser: Use John.\nAPI-Request: [OpenBankAccount(account='user4', password='user4pass', name='John')]->success\nAI: Your account has been successfully created.\nUser: How much money do I have in my account?\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='user4', password='user4pass')]->{'token': 'q9w8e7r6t5y4u3i2o1'}", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password."}, "label": "QueryBalance", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/26", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryStock-OpenBankAccount-QueryBalance-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "a7be92af7eb577e1535e798efda7b01b6efa27e7d774d9218b0d17ca032e257c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 26, "file": "QueryStock-OpenBankAccount-QueryBalance-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryBalance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "444c3f8ce9c45c941988b90ac07cc1737bd39c82df5b93c378fc867227c1dd36"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "U.S. Not a Popular Place to Visit With Trump As President"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "U.S. Not a Popular Place to Live With Trump As President", "b": "U.S. Not a Popular Place to Visit With Trump As usher"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/3979-8628", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/3979", "text_sha256": "10b9485fb8f2ba7fe81c488fe2c75bccf5822a57210550d659f5c4f750c39e83", "grades": ["1.0", "0.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "3979-8628"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6c4c9b959a39b4141762772efb42d02eefa61e834fccb3cb11fc78cfa38249a2"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#bfcc50 #ffffb0 #cdf9ff #cc595b #991518", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#212c33 #344652 #2c3b45 #85b3d1 #5d7c91", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#212c33 #344652 #2c3b45 #85b3d1 #5d7c91", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#c9c0bf #9c7c7a #66423f #45201e #33110e", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#544c3d #945840 #d97b25 #ffa822 #f7c55c", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#05ccaa #4becff #ffa020 #ccb256 #99812c", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ffa772 #54c2b5 #29ad9c #087361 #ff6200", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ffa772 #54c2b5 #29ad9c #087361 #ff6200", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#736968 #f2efeb #bfb3b0 #403431 #0d0000", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#8c3e37 #edddaa #f78755 #f15a23 #471520", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#593f39 #8c5d5d #bfbda3 #8c8a70 #575946", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#feffe4 #dfe8cf #f5fff1 #e4ffed #cfe8d1", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#141122 #221f34 #4b4863 #352f49 #100d1e", "b": "#f25f81 #d95542 #bf591e #a6650f #8c760b"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/1051", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/1051", "text_sha256": "961cb3bfe69ba71b7d6ba1ccb8255159b4ab7493e57b4dfb2bc8b534e3c7884f", "themes": [12869, 7214], "ratings": [3, 5], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 1051}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1d05e6d11f4427669b9fa9219fbeb4aa850d67aa08d11d669ae43e9bb500a8d6"}}
{"state": "Amidst the vibrant chaos of the Redwood Zoo, nestled in the heart of the city's sprawling jungle, the task of assigning roles was a crucial cog in the machinery of its operation. As the manager, the responsibility of allocating Olivia, Alex, and Mia to the positions of Animal Caretaker and Exhibit Cleaner presented an intriguing conundrum. Each individual, with their distinct personalities and skill sets, added a layer of complexity to this assignment puzzle.\n\nLet's begin with Alex, the tall lad with bright eyes, whose history with the mighty beast of the animal kingdom, lacked a certain comfort. The lad, known to express an almost innate unease around animals larger than him, fell short of the prerequisites for an Animal Caretaker. His comfort zone extended to the four-legged companions in our homes, a sentiment I withheld from the petting zoo section of our park. Yet, his association and collaboration with Mia had seen quite the successes in their high school club's fundraising initiatives.\n\nHowever, his relationship with the gentle Olivia was not as seamless. Alex often mentioned feeling ostracized due to Olivia's tendency to maintain her distance. This seemingly innocent avoidance stirred disquiet within our hushed ranks. And all this, stemming from a disagreement rooted in their previous shared workplaces. Unresolved perhaps, but a factor nonetheless.\n\nThen, there was Mia, the determined bright spark, whose affinity for cleanliness would often bemuse us. She would spend her spare time in her immaculate home cleaning and reorganizing, while her enthusiasm for a spotless Exhibit could not be underestimated. However, her overly thorough methods would invariably result in clashes with Olivia, who criticized her for crossing some form of unspoken boundary.\n\nMia too had her phobias, the gravelly roars of the zoo's majestic lion had once left her shaken and worried. Loud noises had a similar effect leaving her in a state of nervous terror, much like that of the petite animals held within our barriers. Yet, she was all smiles and peasant conversation around Alex during lunch breaks, sharing a sense of humor that lightened the mood of our everyday grind.\n\nFinally, subdued Olivia, a soul strangled with allergies, and a deep-seated fear for wild animals. An incident with a chimp in her past wove tales of nightmarish betrayal, enough to send her away from the animal exhibits during her zoo visits. Potent elements of dust and pollen resulted in uncontrolled sneezing fits, a remainder from her days at the school as a custodian, responsible for the cleanliness and maintenance.\n\nThree souls; Animals to be cared for, Exhibits to be cleaned. Assigning them was always going to be an enigma for anyone navigating the zoological labyrinth. Love for animals, discomfort, alliances, conflicts; each factor extraordinarily crucial in shaping not just the overall productivity but also the personal growth of each of these individuals at the Redwood Zoo.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Animal Caretaker: Alex, Exhibit Cleaner: Mia and Olivia", "opt_2": "Animal Caretaker: Olivia, Exhibit Cleaner: Alex and Mia", "opt_3": "Animal Caretaker: Mia, Exhibit Cleaner: Alex and Olivia"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/0", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/0", "text_sha256": "f7fdc17eca2e41d26ea895596711c7a06f5ca4ac73f1c79cd414d746d8490b3c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 0}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b641982a908b76789d332eff4dedb0634eea19ddc31e1e766c092280b59c2c5d"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Russian ambassador says he wo n't name all the Trump officials he 's met with : ' The list is so long \""}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Russian ambassador says he wo n't kiss all the Trump officials he 's met with : ' The list is so long \"", "b": "Russian President says he wo n't name all the Trump officials he 's met with : ' The list is so long \""}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/11911-14722", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/11911", "text_sha256": "f355325a75c8fe79b4ac9deb70f2acbbaa00475b7e9360dd06ab2bbe4ce3d5cf", "grades": ["1.8", "0.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "11911-14722"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "185f8216b7386bf76905a365bece29c1463a64882e6e0720d94dff96e044f7f6"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.What’s worse, she keeps being friends with the guy who she has betrayed (by not sucking his dick) and has the audacity to date and copulate with OTHER DUDES who are obviously inferior to our hero", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/447", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/82297464b91bbb0bbc41", "text_sha256": "c8c29f58aafa5a7f3e9a4aeb4776a35d98f73da30af944ac02a6a7685e99cadd", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 447}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "db007e5872b03bf4db179bf394c3943067212c8c3d1da3ecb83682c4f8b86c56"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "President Trump allows Air Force recall of retired pilots"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "President Trump allows Air Force recall of retired plumbers", "b": "President Trump allows Air Force recall of retired mascots"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/5127-3268", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/5127", "text_sha256": "2fc10873f456bf0cd1d243c0d431e7efd026288712568f73cd0fe58a209a1c67", "grades": ["0.6", "0.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "5127-3268"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e327d17fd8b09f3965c25e21b220ce77f70a242cff6365ae6d1353174d876a3f"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Teaching an old drug new tricks. NewsOK: Oklahoma City News, Sports, Weather & Entertainment Teaching an old drug new tricks Published: Sun, February 23, 2020 1:07 AM Updated: Sun, February 23, 2020 1:35 AM shares email Typically, a promising new experimental drug arrives on the scene with a flourish. Or, to be more accurate, a news release. For the compound known as NHPN-1010, that news release came earlier this month. It announced that a Korean biotechnology company, Oblato, had acquired all rights to the drug, which scientists at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation and Hough Ear Institute had jointly discovered as a potential way to prevent and treat hearing loss. The announcement was, of course, true. But the simple ta-da! flavor of the news belied a more complicated history. The compound had not simply materialized and proclaimed its potential to guard against damage to sensory cells, nerves and hair cells in the inner ear. Rather, that milestone came only after decades of research and experimentation, and progress proved anything but linear. Indeed, to the naked eye, eureka moments appear to fuel drug discovery. And, of course, you cant have a life-changing medication without a paradigm-shifting breakthrough. But when it comes to successfully moving a compound down the long and winding road from the laboratory to the clinic, what separates the winners from the losers is often not the greatness of that initial insight. Rather, getting a discovery to the finish line is all about dealing with and overcoming failure. A stroke drug fails Fourteen years ago, the experimental compound then known as Cerovive looked dead. Kaput. Another once-promising compound tossed into the trash heap of didnt-quite-make-it new drugs. The drug company AstraZeneca had developed Cerovive based on discoveries made in the late 1980s at OMRF. In a series of experiments at OMRF, Robert Floyd, Ph.D., had found a compound that had neuroprotective properties. In rodents, the chemical seemed to guard the brain against injuries typically caused by strokes", "question": "A se What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"alliance & partnership\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"service & product providing\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"product launching & presentation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"subsidiary establishment\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"hiring\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1263", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/73970f09a3e3920bde37", "text_sha256": "535f5f90a274dc5336b2bf0151ee53d4e01ca284a072a5f492e7e3429ba2b64e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1263}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b907e9b7c081b7b81e1d9391c1beeef3cb085617e42fea1ca781f0552be3fcec"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Clean and jerk", "context": "A woman is shown preparing to lift a barbell into the air. She lifts it into the air and above her head. she"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "kicks the barbell a few times.", "opt_2": "lifts it and lifts it back over her head.", "opt_3": "then lifts it down and does a flip.", "opt_4": "drops the barbell to the ground."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/42876", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_We0DJIKCBOw", "text_sha256": "249a40e98cb00e6ba0b641a09e6eaebc344831b1cacf669ff79ca8860a3e6cdc", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2806, "source_id": "activitynet~v_We0DJIKCBOw"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7afa6ff52dedb91c0d243c62a5ccaad16d0b4a2a9d9d8f644364075256212885"}}
{"state": "Did Capitalism and Adam Smith Support a Central Bank?\n\nDoes Adam Smith and Capitalism support a Central Bank/Federal Reserve?\n\nI am trying to read through the book \"Wealth of Nations\" to understand. Having a central/regulatory figure dictate supply and interest rates, seems less laissez faire. However curious if Adam Smith has any documentation on this subject.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "1) The M2 Money Supply is controlled by the Federal Reserve Bank. This is\nassumed because it is known that “[t]he Federal Reserve attempts to influence\nthe economy through interest rates and the supply or availability of money…”\n[5] .", "doc_2": "The federal government attempts to use both [ monetary policy\n](/wiki/Monetary_policy \"Monetary policy\") (control of the money supply\nthrough mechanisms such as changes in interest rates) and [ fiscal policy\n](/wiki/Fiscal_policy \"Fiscal policy\") (taxes and spending) to maintain low\ninflation, high economic growth, and low unemployment. An independent [\ncentral bank ](/wiki/Central_bank \"Central bank\") , known as the [ Federal\nReserve ](/wiki/Federal_Reserve \"Federal Reserve\") , was formed in 1913 to\nprovide a stable currency and [ monetary policy ](/wiki/Monetary_policy\n\"Monetary policy\") . The U.S. dollar has been regarded as one of the more\nstable currencies in the world and many nations back their own currency with\nU.S. dollar reserves.  [43]  [44]", "doc_3": "The Bottom Line\nThe Monetary Conditions Index (MCI) uses a nation's short-term interest rates and exchange rates to measure the tightness of monetary conditions in the economy. The MCI was developed by the Bank of Canada and is used by central banks and international organizations. The Federal Reserve of the United States and the Bank of England use an expanded index to analyze financial conditions in the nations.", "doc_4": "To understand the figures, it is useful to interpret the responses from the\nhybrid model in terms of the underlying theory. An adverse supply shock pushes\ninflation up (Figure 1) causing the central bank to raise interest rates.\nHigher interest rates induce consumers to defer consumption, causing\nconsumption to fall (Figure 2). Facing lower demand for their product, firms\ngradually begin to lower their prices, and inflation begins to fall. As time\npasses, more and more firms lower their prices, and indexing firms respond to\nfalling inflation by also lowering their prices. With inflation gradually\nfalling, the central bank is able to lower interest rates, which stimulates\nconsumption spending. Through this process, inflation and interest rates\nslowly decline, and consumption slowly rises, back to their previous levels.\nAfter about seven years (30 quarters) the shock has largely passed through the\neconomy, having little further impact.", "doc_5": "In order to remedy the inconvenience to which this disadvantageous exchange\nmust have subjected their merchants, such small states, when they began to\nattend to the interest of trade, have frequently enacted, that foreign bills\nof exchange of a certain value should be paid not in common currency, but by\nan order upon, or by a transfer in the books of a certain bank, established\nupon the credit, and under the protection of the state; this bank being always\nobliged to pay, in good and true money, exactly according to the standard of\nthe state. The banks of Venice, Genoa, Amsterdam, Hamburgh, and Nuremberg,\nseem to have been all originally established with this view, though some of\nthem may have afterwards been made subservient to other purposes. The money of\nsuch banks being better than the common currency of the country, necessarily\nbore an agio, which was greater or smaller according as the currency was\nsupposed to be more or less degraded below the standard of the state. The agio\nof the Bank of Hamburgh, for example, which is said to be commonly about\nfourteen per cent. is the supposed difference between the good standard money\nof the state, and the clipt, worn, and diminished currency poured into it from\nall the neighbouring states."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/90", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/90", "text_sha256": "a570510f4472706290999d3212c23431a201198bb15a9b6b8ad48e5b3c52b66d", "gold_id": "capitalism_central_bank/bookivchapter3_19.txt", "negative_ids": ["economy_wealth/EconomyoftheUnitedStates_452.txt", "government_interest/paperinformationpaperid112315_68.txt", "new_keynesian/newkeynesianmodelsandtheirfittothedata_36.txt", "new_keynesian/mciasp_15.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "90"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "da8cc45c4837e66db211574dbafa62a3306b4087701e26c15291eae7249e2a3b"}}
{"state": "User: Can you tell me what's the current date?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password."}, "label": "GetToday", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/64", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/GetToday-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "9da9483a6eaf4516402c2d7bd8b4782e25b2ffa0da994af9341192aeb30c1155", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 64, "file": "GetToday-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetToday", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8c721d1d24655514d373784b85777cc50a135b767b6f89b12fed072c2d7b3780"}}
{"state": {"service": "A car rental service to set and book your car rental", "dialogue": ["User: Hi, could you get me a bus reservation please?", "System: Sure, where will you be travelling from and what is your intended departure time and date", "User: I will be departing from Sacramento, CA and will travel from March 8th at 8:15 pm.", "System: How many tickets are you looking for and where will you be travelling to?", "User: I need tickets for two to Long Beach, CA.", "System: Sure, please confirm your purchase of 2 bus tickets from Sacramento to Long Beach at 8:15 pm on March 8th.", "User: Sure, which bus station will I arrive at and how much will this cost me?", "System: You will arrive at Downtown Station. Your booking could not be made, how about a bus departing at 7:50 pm costing $68?", "User: Sure, that is fine with me.", "System: Your booking has been made.", "User: Could you get me a rental car there too?", "System: Sure, will you be picking the car from Long Beach on March 8th and what till will you need it?", "User: Sure, but I will pick the car up at 17:00 on 12th of this month.", "System: And when will you be using the car till?", "User: On the March 13th, please.", "System: How about a nice standard accord for pickup at LGB Airport on March 12th?", "User: That sounds good!", "System: Would you like a reservation?", "User: Sure, could you help me make one?", "System: Please confirm your reservation for a standard car from LGB Airport from March 12th at 5 pm to March 13th.", "User: Sure, how much will this cost me?", "System: Your booking has been made which will cost you a total of $32.", "User: I see, thank you!"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SeeAvailableCars": "Show list of current rental car inventory for your dates", "ReserveCarRental": "Confirm car rental for given location, date, and type of car", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "ReserveCarRental", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/8_00028/22", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/8_00028", "text_sha256": "74a6377db3c92fe3d7ff87b1c2d7fe0d92aae937e4b5a73c7e7817b59b5c90c3", "schema_variant": "v1", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "8_00028", "turn": 22}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e61e333cc7cefa2a8c4cc1663784b20711b7623e702f92bb4a67901a56bb7aeb"}}
{"state": "My family wants to check the status of our website's endpoint. Please provide the current user data for our userId 'abc123'. Also, retrieve the endpoint data for the specified UserId and EndpointId.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Get User Duty Status: Returns the duty status of a specified user.", "tool_2": "RemoveEndpointData: Remove an endpoint from a user's account by ID.", "tool_3": "Endpoint_Monitor_Tool_GetUser: Gets and returns the current user data from the associated userId.", "tool_4": "Endpoint_Monitor_Tool_RemoveEndpointData: Remove an endpoint from you user account by Id. (KNOWN ISSUE with RAPIDAPI) Successfully deleting an enpoint will result with a 200, however it MAY provide an ERROR stating \"src property must be a valid json object\". This is an issue with RAPIDAPI and not our API.", "tool_5": "aaaa_Get_User_Teams: Get all of the `organizationTeamIds` for each Team the user is a member of."}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolbench_query_877", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolbench_query_877", "text_sha256": "4c98641fe99280d7f3eac42aa03f01a5fca010d01cdd3fd11dec3c127269c273", "gold_id": "toolbench_tool_2847", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_14722", "toolbench_tool_2848", "toolACE_tool_12454", "toolbench_tool_13393"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolbench/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "toolbench", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b207127305514426336e3dc85b5b23700b4600911b66f47f44aa5b07fe63358e"}}
{"state": "MUTUAL NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nTHIS AGREEMENT between _ , a corporation having offices at ( Company ), and AMPHENOL Tuchel Industrial GmbH, (“Amphenol”), is effective as\nWHEREAS, for the purpose stated in Section 2 below, Company and Amphenol (collectively referred to as the “Parties” and individually referred to as a “Party”) have determined to establish terms governing the use and protection of Confidential Information (as defined in Section 1 below) that one Party (“Owner”) may disclose to the other Party (“the Recipient”).\nNOW, THEREFORE, the Parties agree as follows:\n1. “Confidential Information” means information that relates to the purpose stated in Section 2 below that has been designated as proprietary by the disclosing party with an appropriate conspicuous stamp or legend on the document exchanged or, although not related to such purpose, is nevertheless disclosed, and that should reasonably have been understood by the Recipient, because of appropriate and conspicuous legends or other markings, to be proprietary and confidential to the Owner, an Affiliate of the Owner or to a third party. The term “Affiliate” means any person or entity directly or indirectly controlling controlled by, or under common control with a Party. Confidential Information may be disclosed in written or other tangible form (including magnetic media) or by oral, visual or other means. In addition, information and data disclosed orally shall be subject to the provisions of this Agreement provided; (a) the disclosing party clearly identifies the orally disclosed data as proprietary at the time of disclosure, and (b) such orally disclosed data is subsequently reduced to writing, marked with an appropriate stamp or legend and provided in writing as Confidential Information pursuant to Article 2 within ten (10) days of such oral disclosures.\n2. Confidential Information disclosed hereunder is intended to be used for the purpose of discussing the following general business opportunities: (the “Purpose”).\n3. The Recipient shall protect such Confidential Information from disclosure to others, using the same degree of care used to protect its own confidential or proprietary information of like importance, but in any case using no less than a reasonable degree of care. The Recipient may disclose Confidential Information received hereunder to (i) its Affiliates, to its employees and agents, and its Affiliates’ employees and agents, who have a need to know the Confidential Information, and who agree to protect the Confidential Information from unauthorized use and disclosure. Confidential Information shall be used solely for the Purpose and shall not otherwise be disclosed to any third party without the prior written consent of the Owner.\n4. The restrictions of this Agreement on use and disclosure of Confidential Information shall not apply to information, which is:\n(a) in the public domain as of the date of this Agreement or which later comes into the domain from a source other than the Recipient;\n(b) in the Recipient’s possession free of any obligation of confidence at the time of Owner’s communication thereof to the Recipient;\n(c) developed by the Recipient independently of and without reference to any of the Owner’s Confidential Information or other information that the Owner disclosed in confidence to any third party and there is tangible evidence to support such independent development;\n(d) rightfully obtained by the Recipient from third parties authorized to make such disclosure without restriction; or\n(e) approved for release by prior written authorization of the Owner.\n5. In the event the Recipient is required by law, regulation or court order to disclose any of the Owner’s Confidential Information, the Recipient will promptly notify the Owner in writing prior to making any such disclosure in order to facilitate seeking a protective order by the Owner or other appropriate remedy from the proper authority. The Recipient agrees to cooperate with the Owner in seeking such order or other remedy. The Recipient further agrees that if the Owner is not successful in precluding the requesting legal body from requiring the disclosure of the Confidential Information, it will furnish only that portion of the Confidential Information, which it is legally required, and it will exercise all reasonable efforts to obtain reliable assurances that confidential treatment will be accorded the Confidential Information.\n6. All Confidential Information disclosed under this Agreement (including without limitation, information in computer software or held in electronic storage media) shall be and remain the property of the Owner. All such Confidential Information in tangible form shall be returned to the Owner promptly upon written request or the termination or expiration of this Agreement, and shall not thereafter be retained in any form by the Recipient, its Affiliates, or any employees or independent contractors of the Recipient or its Affiliates. The Recipient shall also certify to the Owner the timely destruction of all copies of Confidential Information and all notes and memoranda, in whatever form maintained, incorporating any Confidential Information.\nThe Parties’ representatives primarily responsible for coordinating disclosure and receipt of Confidential Information and further responsible for destruction and/or return of Confidential Information, upon termination of this Agreement are:\nIf to Amphenol:\nName:\nTitle:\nAddress:\nTelephone:\nFacsimile:\nIf to:\nName:\nTitle:\nAddress:\nTelephone:\nFacsimile:\nAny notice required or contemplated by this Agreement shall be given in writing to the individuals whose names are set forth above either via hand delivery or by confirmed facsimile transmission or by Federal Express or comparable overnight carrier.\n7. No licenses or rights under any patent, copyright, trademark, or trade secret are granted or are to be implied by this Agreement. Neither Party shall be obligated by this Agreement to disclose any Confidential Information which it does not wish to disclose or to enter into any other agreement or transaction or to purchase from or provide to the other Party any service or product.\n8. The Owner represents that it has the authority to disclose to the Recipient any Confidential Information, which it elects to disclose hereunder. The Owner shall not, however, have any liability or responsibility for errors or omissions in, or any decisions made by the Recipient in reliance on, any Confidential Information disclosed under this Agreement.\n9. Each party agrees to protect Confidential Information received from the other by exercising, at a minimum, the same level of care it uses to protect its own confidential information and agrees that it will (a) use such Confidential Information only for the purposes of this Agreement; (b) only make such Confidential Information available to its employees having a “need to know”; (c) not disclose the Confidential Information to any third person, except that Confidential Information may be disclosed to the demand of the Government (d) not copy or reproduce Confidential Information in whole or in part, except as necessary to carry out the purposes of this Agreement, provided that, if they do copy or reproduce Confidential Information in whole or in part, the reproduction shall carry a proprietary notice or legend similar to that which appears on the original; (e) not manufacture, sell, use, or have made devices embodying or utilizing Confidential Information, except as otherwise agreed to by the Parties in writing.\n10. 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Neither Party shall assign any of its rights or obligations hereunder, except to an Affiliate or successor in interest, without the prior written consent of the other Party, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld.\n13. No failure or delay in exercising any right, power or privilege hereunder shall operate as a waiver thereof, nor shall any single or partial exercise thereof preclude any other or further exercise thereof or the exercise of any right, power or privilege hereunder.\n14. This Agreement: (a) is the complete agreement of the Parties concerning the subject matter hereof and supersedes any prior such agreements with respect to further disclosures concerning such subject matter; (b) may not be amended or in any manner modified except by a written instrument signed by authorized representatives of both Parties; and (c) shall be governed and construed in accordance with the laws of Germany without regard to its choice of law provisions.\n15. If any provision of this Agreement is found to be unenforceable, the remainder shall be enforced as fully as possible and the unenforceable provision shall be deemed modified to the limited extent required to permit its enforcement in a manner most closely representing the intention of the Parties as expressed herein.\n16. In addition to all remedies available in law and equity, a party who breaches or attempts to breach this Agreement shall be liable to the other party for all legal fees and costs incurred in the successful enforcement of this Agreement or the successful establishment of breach of this Agreement.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, each of the Parties hereto has caused this Agreement to be executed by its duly authorized representative.\nAMPHENOL Tuchel Industrial GmbH\nBy: By:\nSignature _______________________ Signature _______________________\nBy: By:\nPrinted Name: Printed Name:\nTitle: Title:\nDated: Dated:", "questions": {"nda-11": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall not reverse engineer any objects which embody Disclosing Party's Confidential Information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-13": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may acquire information similar to Confidential Information from a third party.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-20": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may retain some Confidential Information even after the return or destruction of Confidential Information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-8": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall notify Disclosing Party in case Receiving Party is required by law, regulation or judicial process to disclose any Confidential Information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/28", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/28", "text_sha256": "2ce1c1ca35157d813acab969229a81489d9e2b854398a88dbc6cc6dbfdd83ded", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 28, "file_name": "ATI%20504%20US%20Mutual%20NDA.pdf"}, "stratum": "search-pdf", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0f57b2574d19b78313795caa0d0c5a0170b8022374d03ac711f952fae899edc4"}}
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{"state": "Determining carbon reduction vs cost of various home upgrades\n\nI've done some amount of upgrades to my house to reduce my overall carbon emissions, and reading online there are all kinds of suggestions for doing even more:\n\nReplace my natural gas water heater with electric\nPut solar panels on the roof\nBuy wind energy credits\nOther kinds of carbon offsets\nGeothermal\nDon't replace my electric oven with gas (which I had been thinking about, since I hear how great they are for cooking)\nAnd of course I only have a limited amount of money to spend on this, so I'm trying to determine which action gives me the best bang (most carbon reduced) for my buck.\n\nBut I almost immediately run into a problem. Even just looking at that first one - \"Replace my natural gas water heater with electric\" - I can easily determine what the cost would be, but figuring out the carbon impact of that is tricky. I live in Colorado which is moving towards wind power, but still has some coal plants. How much carbon is my natural gas water heater emitting now? How much carbon would an electric water heater emit (when you take into account the carbon emitted to generate the electricity)?\n\nAnother example - my house was built in the 1970s so it doesn't have a lot of the energy-saving features built in to more recent houses, and I had an energy audit done that identified a lot of small items (nothing big). For example, where the tops of my walls meet the ceiling joists there are lots of tiny air gaps. Sealing those would be quite expensive, but might be worth it depending on how much energy I would save.\n\nIs there a resource (or resources) that would help me figure out how much carbon would be reduced by each possible action? Please note that I'm not looking for common knowledge or general lists, I'm really trying to drill down and determine for my specific house, what are the exact (or approximate) impacts of each possible action? I realize that answering that question for each action will require specific information about my house and situation, I'm hoping that somewhere online there are calculators that would help me understand the impact of each action.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "BEopt: Building Energy Optimization Tool\n\nThe BEopt™ (Building Energy Optimization Tool) software provides capabilities\nto evaluate residential building designs and identify cost-optimal efficiency\npackages at various levels of whole-house energy savings along the path to\nzero net energy.\n\nBEopt can be used to analyze both new construction and existing home\nretrofits, as well as single-family detached and multi-family buildings,\nthrough evaluation of single building designs, parametric sweeps, and cost-\nbased optimizations.\n\nBEopt provides detailed simulation-based analysis based on specific house\ncharacteristics, such as size, architecture, occupancy, vintage, location, and\nutility rates. Discrete envelope and equipment options, reflecting realistic\nconstruction materials and practices, are evaluated.\n\nBEopt uses [ EnergyPlus ](https://energyplus.net/) , the Department of\nEnergy's flagship simulation engine. Simulation assumptions are based on [\nANSI/RESNET/ICC Standards ](https://www.resnet.us/about/standards/resnet-\nansi/) and the [ Building America Housing Simulation Protocols\n](https://www.energy.gov/eere/buildings/house-simulation-protocols-report) .\n\nThe sequential search optimization technique used by BEopt:\n\n  * Finds minimum-cost building designs at different target energy-savings levels \n  * Identifies multiple near-optimal designs along the path, allowing for equivalent solutions based on builder or contractor preference.", "doc_2": "![Green your home](images\\\\thumbs\\\\squares\\\\home_square_150.jpg) Just as\nkeeping your car in shape improves your fuel efficiency, keeping your home in\nshape improves your energy efficiency. Make sure your home has adequate\ninsulation and energy-saving windows and use a programmable thermostat for\nmore efficient heating and cooling — and, of course, energy-saving lightbulbs\nfor more efficient lighting. If your state allows you to pick your electricity\nsupplier, use a company that generates at least half of its power from wind,\nsolar and other clean sources. Installing rooftop solar panels or solar water\nheating also helps the planet and can save you money. Many states now offer\nincentives to help you green your home or rental at low or no cost. Call your\nenergy provider to see if it offers free energy audits or knows of a company\nthat does.", "doc_3": "[ Energy Explained ](/energyexplained/ \"Energy Explained\")\n\n  * [ What is Energy? ](/energyexplained/what-is-energy/ \"What is Energy?\")\n  * [ Units & Calculators ](/energyexplained/units-and-calculators/ \"Units & Calculators\")\n  * [ U.S. Energy Facts ](/energyexplained/us-energy-facts/ \"U.S. Energy Facts\")\n  * [ Use of Energy ](/energyexplained/use-of-energy/ \"Use of Energy\")\n  * [ Energy & Environment ](/energyexplained/energy-and-the-environment/ \"Energy & Environment\")\n  * [ Petroleum ](/energyexplained/oil-and-petroleum-products/ \"Petroleum\")\n  * [ Hydrocarbon Gas Liquids ](/energyexplained/hydrocarbon-gas-liquids/ \"Hydrocarbon Gas Liquids\")\n  * [ Natural Gas ](/energyexplained/natural-gas/ \"Natural Gas\")\n\n  * [ Coal ](/energyexplained/coal/ \"Coal\")\n  * [ Nuclear ](/energyexplained/nuclear/ \"Nuclear\")\n  * [ Electricity ](/energyexplained/electricity/ \"Electricity\")\n  * [ Hydrogen ](/energyexplained/hydrogen/ \"Hydrogen\")\n  * [ Hydropower ](/energyexplained/hydropower/ \"Hydropower\")\n  * [ Biofuels ](/energyexplained/biofuels/ \"Biofuels\")\n  * [ Biomass ](/energyexplained/biomass/ \"Biomass\")\n  * [ Wind ](/energyexplained/wind/ \"Wind\")\n  * [ Geothermal ](/energyexplained/geothermal/ \"Geothermal\")\n  * [ Solar ](/energyexplained/solar/ \"Solar\")", "doc_4": "If you've been following the ongoing battle between solar energy vs. fossil\nfuels, it might seem like the predominant resources on which the global\neconomy depends – oil, coal, and natural gas – will be completely phased out\nof existence in the near future. In reality, these resources still power most\nof the planet, while renewable resources like solar and wind only contribute\nsome two to three percent of global energy capacity. This reality check begs\nthe following question: how does solar really stack up against fossil fuels,\nand why is there so much excitement about the growth of solar?", "doc_5": "Using solar electricity you generate can reduce the amount of energy you need\nto buy from your retailer. Solar hot water systems can also help you avoid gas\ncharges using a gas-fired water heater."}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/14", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/14", "text_sha256": "ce5c204da1ef398936e4097626974b15fd7694e7b70eafabe98b4a089ca9a6e9", "gold_id": "carbon_household/beopthtml_1.txt", "negative_ids": ["energy_bath/top10energysavingtips_142.txt", "oil_gas/wells_32.txt", "solar_car/solarenergyvsfossilfuels1_155.txt", "water_spray/live_more_sustainably_29.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "14"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7fb610fede09f437cabf4dad5ddf637a9874fdc1273ffac5deddd42388adc4a1"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "The Soviet Union featured prominently inU.K. Grain exports outside the EC for the period July 1/March13, taking a combined total of 1.10 mln tonnes of wheat andbarley out of all-destination U.K. Exports of 7.16 mln tonnes,the Home Grown Cereals Authority said, quoting provisionalCustoms and Excise figures. The Soviet total comprises 634,000 tonnes of wheat and472,000 tonnes of barley. Grain traders said the figuresunderstate shipments already made by several thousand tonnesand they expect total U.K. Grain exports to the USSR thisseason to reach 2.5 mln tonnes, comprising 1.5 mln wheat/1.0mln barley", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"barley\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"coconut\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"housing\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"wheat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"cornglutenfeed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/651", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/273a3e66caa6a180e0b2", "text_sha256": "5f3667eff0c9720199a2b48cbe28594d1bd0708df389c3cbbd74baa2e4aff7d7", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 651}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "892509e5d6c8226296b1c1c7de2f8bb720693f146a405fcb32613465d7a5f09d"}}
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{"state": "How can ceramics be recycled?\n\nHow can ceramics be recycled? Does the answer vary greatly depending on glaze or other factors, and if so, how can those factors be determined (i.e. how can I tell if a glaze contains lead or not)?\n\nMy municipality says ceramics and pottery should either be re-used somehow (e.g. ceramic tiles donated if unneeded) but otherwise should be discarded as trash. I've read about how broken pottery, if it cannot be repurposed, could be smashed up and restored to clay which can either be absorbed by soil/compost or re-used for new pottery. I don't know much about pottery though, and I imagine that 'break down to raw materials' approach is only appropriate for certain types of pottery finishing. For example, if a ceramic was finished with a lead-containing glaze, I wouldn't want to add that to compost which would go to my vegetable garden and I probably shouldn't add that to any soil fill in any case. Also, breaking down any glazed ceramic back to dust would result in not just regular clay but also the glaze, which I imagine is a mixture not as suitable for making pottery.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "It is also used in the manufacturing of [ ramming mass\n](/w/index.php?title=Ramming_mass&action=edit&redlink=1 \"Ramming mass \\(page\ndoes not exist\\)\") , a fine [ silica ](/wiki/Silica \"Silica\") -containing\npowder used for producing [ induction furnace ](/wiki/Induction_furnace\n\"Induction furnace\") linings and [ ceramics ](/wiki/Ceramic \"Ceramic\") .", "doc_2": "Anyone know of any pottery places that do custom orders? I really want these\nfor the garden. Surely getting a supply made of these shouldn’t be too hard?", "doc_3": "A ceramic is most often made from clay that has been heated to where the\nparticles partially melt together (sinter) and stick together into a rigid\nmass. The way to reuse a broken ceramic mass is thus obvious. Break the\nparticles apart and return them to the clay that they were made from. This is\nbest done by grinding the pieces in a mill, but second best would be simply\nbreaking the large pieces into powder with a large hammer or a flat tamping\ntool. The powder may not be valuable, since it is just ordinary clay, but at\nleast it can be distributed onto soil with no ill effect and it is not filling\nup dumps. Some excessively sandy soils may benefit from the addition of clay\npowder.", "doc_4": "The finished humus from an add-as-you-go pile takes less work and does not\nrequire as much, if any, turning but will not be finished as quickly as a hot\npile. High temperatures in a hot compost pile kill off certain fungi and\nbacteria that help suppress soil-borne diseases in the vegetable garden. These\nbeneficial microbes are left intact in the humus produced by this slower type\nof composting.", "doc_5": "**What effect do the various factors have?**  \n_Temperature_  \nTemperature not only accelerates the activation of the ingredients of\ndetergent and rinse aid but also speeds up the  \nremoval of soil from the load, in particular grease and fat. Important: The\nfactors must reflect the load and the  \ndegree of soiling. Some materials, such as for example glassware, do not\ntolerate high temperatures. Exposure to  \nheat may modify the structure of several types of soil, making them even more\ndifficult to remove. This is for  \ninstance the case with proteins."}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/40", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/40", "text_sha256": "8a915b9958d98879a6de28339e060b25fa76b4b9cf48bae43c792e08fe717dc1", "gold_id": "ceremics/pageid56_8.txt", "negative_ids": ["alle/dorotthingchoosingusingcompostingsystem_40.txt", "asparagas/ollasunglazedclaypotsforgardenirrigation_119.txt", "washing_machines/sinnerscircle5149htm_15.txt", "ant/Boricacid_171.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "40"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cc39986225da70ba744003dd07e5596c83698cd0f13df11a6e84943f3fb1ab92"}}
{"state": "The sum of two numbers is $19$ and their difference is $5$. What is their product?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "find_product_given_sum_and_difference(sum_of_numbers, difference_of_numbers): def find_product_given_sum_and_difference(sum_of_numbers, difference_of_numbers): \"\"\" Find the product of two numbers given their sum and difference. Parameters: sum_of_numbers (float): The sum of the two numbers. difference_of_numbers (float): The difference of the two numbers. Returns: float: The product of the two numbers. \"\"\" # Use the formulas for the sum and difference of two numbers to …", "tool_2": "find_product_given_sum_difference(sum_of_numbers, difference_of_numbers): def find_product_given_sum_difference(sum_of_numbers, difference_of_numbers): \"\"\" Find the product of two numbers given their sum and difference. Parameters: sum_of_numbers (float): The sum of the two numbers. difference_of_numbers (float): The difference of the two numbers. Returns: float: The product of the two numbers. \"\"\" # Use the system of equations to find the two numbers # x + y = …", "tool_3": "find_larger_of_two_numbers(sum_of_numbers, difference): def find_larger_of_two_numbers(sum_of_numbers, difference): \"\"\" Find the larger of two numbers given their sum and difference. Parameters: sum_of_numbers (float): The sum of the two numbers. difference (float): The difference between the two numbers. Returns: float: The larger of the two numbers. \"\"\" # The sum of two numbers is equal to the sum of their average and half their difference. # …", "tool_4": "mental_multiplication(num1, num2): def mental_multiplication(num1, num2): \"\"\" Computes the product of two numbers using mental math techniques. Parameters: num1 (int): The first number to be multiplied. num2 (int): The second number to be multiplied. Returns: int: The product of the two numbers. \"\"\" # Find the average of the two numbers average = (num1 + num2) / 2 # Find the difference between the average and each number diff_num1 …", "tool_5": "find_larger_of_two(total, difference): def find_larger_of_two(total, difference): \"\"\" Find the larger of two numbers given their sum and difference. Parameters: total (float): The sum of the two numbers. difference (float): The difference between the two numbers. Returns: float: The larger of the two numbers. \"\"\" # The sum of two numbers is equal to the sum of the larger number and the smaller number. # The difference between two …"}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/craft_Math_algebra_query_102", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/craft_Math_algebra_query_102", "text_sha256": "31f3a0a1195b33a7da43f18833149e72df8cbfb672b507b67b9eb95400f167b6", "gold_id": "craft_Math_algebra_tool_102", "negative_ids": ["craft_Math_algebra_tool_259", "craft_Math_algebra_tool_257", "craft_Math_algebra_tool_211", "craft_Math_algebra_tool_270"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:craft-math-algebra/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "craft-math-algebra", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ee26e8b7e4a9678e5842d28e8edeecd214a172e87797bf25cbe4763a17dd4597"}}
{"state": {"fen": "r3k3/1ppb1q1r/p1n1p3/4Pp2/3Pp1p1/2P3P1/PPBB3P/R2QR1K1 w q - 1 21", "to_move": "white", "board": "8 r . . . k . . .\n7 . p p b . q . r\n6 p . n . p . . .\n5 . . . . P p . .\n4 . . . P p . p .\n3 . . P . . . P .\n2 P P B B . . . P\n1 R . . Q R . K .\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"a1b1": "white rook a1-b1", "d2c1": "white bishop d2-c1", "a2a4": "white pawn a2-a4", "c2b1": "white bishop c2-b1", "e1e3": "white rook e1-e3", "e1f1": "white rook e1-f1", "d1e2": "white queen d1-e2", "e1e2": "white rook e1-e2", "c3c4": "white pawn c3-c4", "d2e3": "white bishop d2-e3"}, "label": "e1e2", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/fb40fb0d0c685598", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/fb40fb0d0c685598", "text_sha256": "2af9a247585ee7313a72b2ddc6fa0a98cee90b3e778e5dac2000ead07a0bcd72", "values": {"a1b1": 0.369607, "d2c1": 0.362771, "a2a4": 0.387798, "c2b1": 0.320572, "e1e3": 0.375633, "e1f1": 0.403645, "d1e2": 0.393056, "e1e2": 0.425986, "c3c4": 0.143587, "d2e3": 0.390424}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "r3k3/1ppb1q1r/p1n1p3/4Pp2/3Pp1p1/2P3P1/PPBB3P/R2QR1K1 w q - 1 21"}, "stratum": "opening", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8bfc744817d9a29eb3067ceb63e664fb5ce67f2e3601f1737c663259d5d40910"}}
{"state": {"fen": "rnbqkbnr/ppp2ppp/4p3/8/2pPP3/8/PP3PPP/RNBQKBNR w KQkq - 0 4", "to_move": "white", "board": "8 r n b q k b n r\n7 p p p . . p p p\n6 . . . . p . . .\n5 . . . . . . . .\n4 . . p P P . . .\n3 . . . . . . . .\n2 P P . . . P P P\n1 R N B Q K B N R\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"c1d2": "white bishop c1-d2", "e1e2": "white king e1-e2", "b2b4": "white pawn b2-b4", "g1f3": "white knight g1-f3", "g2g3": "white pawn g2-g3", "a2a4": "white pawn a2-a4", "c1f4": "white bishop c1-f4", "f1d3": "white bishop f1-d3", "b1a3": "white knight b1-a3", "b1c3": "white knight b1-c3"}, "label": "b1c3", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/712c0a8211a18aba", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/712c0a8211a18aba", "text_sha256": "1923fe46e7e411fd49776d66b6abb5d715b186eeb3aff62a520c0e40fc88be2e", "values": {"c1d2": 0.433204, "e1e2": 0.321375, "b2b4": 0.293938, "g1f3": 0.52024, "g2g3": 0.433204, "a2a4": 0.464161, "c1f4": 0.44045, "f1d3": 0.137801, "b1a3": 0.388672, "b1c3": 0.55955}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "rnbqkbnr/ppp2ppp/4p3/8/2pPP3/8/PP3PPP/RNBQKBNR w KQkq - 0 4"}, "stratum": "opening", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "189a51d907bca13bca2130873edcb61dbfa3743930b74232366c8705c8197fa8"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Playing violin", "context": "Then older sister begins playing the violin while the younger sister watches her. The older girl shows her sister how to play the violin. then they both"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "begin to play the violin together.", "opt_2": "play the racket and this older sister starts posing for the camera.", "opt_3": "win continuously and the older sister then gets more practice and even stops playing.", "opt_4": "show their leave after the sister speaks to the younger sister."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/12589", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_U2aNQHCnVfI", "text_sha256": "86fb46c7300daf6f3f44f719b7659174a0657c369b11384b3c89974026799787", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 909, "source_id": "activitynet~v_U2aNQHCnVfI"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4be50fe549802539a0b9d1a0baa3019ad697122c0dcb989d6cf5a4ec42f8fd04"}}
{"state": {"passage": "The number of British gold articleshallmarked during the first quarter of this year rose by morethan 11 pct on the corresponding period last year, figuresreleased by the Assay Offices of Great Britain show. More than 2.5 mln British items were hallmarked during thequarter, up 11.1 pct on the same year ago period. The fourAssay Offices also marked 832,222 foreign gold articles, up 2.5pct on last year. In weight terms the 7.19 mln grams of British gold assayedwas a 15.3 pct increase, while the 2.95 mln grams of foreigngold represented a rise of 3.1 pct. British silver goods assayed totalled 698,132, an increaseof 6.2 pct but only 78,457 foreign items were marked, a fall of11.1 pct. A total of 10,968 kilos of silver were assayed, an 11.1 pctrise. The number of platinum items marked fell 12.5 pct to 1,785,while in weight terms the total slipped 8.1 pct to 9,849 grams. A spokesman for the Assay Offices of Great Britain said hewas particularly encouraged to see the percentage increase forBritish manufactured goods", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"dkr\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"platinum\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"f-cattle\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"gold\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"silver\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"cotton\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/742", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/88aabf12f0beffbdd98d", "text_sha256": "4779a68247482b935f5de652206fdfb15345ecb61fca31803c4eafd6087e6cad", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 742}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "16eb9682299f8e050f333a8ac2cfdc722d050ec9f12a3f9d3e22826fefdfe320"}}
{"state": "How does a neuron change as you learn?\nI am currently taking a course called \"Introduction to Machine Learning with ENCOG 3\", and I have a question about how well the Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithm for a \"neural network\" corresponds with how an actual neuron works.\nIn the course, they model a neuron like this: AI implementation of a neuron's algorithm\nx1, x2, etc. are voltage inputs, the wij are weights. The inputs are multiplied by these weights and summed up by the neuron. The neuron then has an \"activation function\" which then takes the sum of weighted inputs and calculates an output, typically a value between 0 and 1 (or between -1 and 1). You can think of the wij as representing dendrites (a higher weight means a more dense and thus conductive dendrite), and the output of the activation function as the voltage that gets sent down an axon.\nThe AI neural network algorithm creates a kind of intelligence by modifying the weights (wij shown in the picture).\nMy first questions is: Is this a good approximation as to how neurons actually work? That is, do our neurons \"learn\" by changing the weights (dendrite density, conductivity)? Or, is there some other mechanism that is more important (e.g. do neurons learn by changing their activation or summation functions?)\nMy second question is: If neurons really do learn by changing the density of dendrites, then how fast does this happen? Is this a fast process like DNA replication? Does the neuron quickly generate (or decrease) dendrite density when it receives some kind of biochemical signal that it needs to learn now?\nI understand that much of this might not yet be known, but would like to know how well the AI algorithm corresponds with current theories on biological neural networks.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "and other forms of\nartificial intelligence, like machine learning, please read the blog post “\nAI vs. Machine Learning vs. Deep Learning vs. Neural Networks: What’s the\nDifference?  ”", "doc_2": "output = f(x) = 1 if ∑w1x1 + b>= 0; 0 if ∑w1x1 + b < 0\n\nOnce an input layer is determined, weights are assigned. These weights help\ndetermine the importance of any given variable, with larger ones contributing\nmore significantly to the output compared to other inputs. All inputs are then\nmultiplied by their respective weights and then summed. Afterward, the output\nis passed through an activation function, which determines the output. If that\noutput exceeds a given threshold, it “", "doc_3": "Deep Learning and neural networks tend to be used interchangeably in\nconversation, which can be confusing. As a result, it’s worth noting that the\n“deep” in deep learning is just referring to the depth of layers in a neural\nnetwork. A neural network that consists of more than three layers—which would\nbe inclusive of the inputs and the output—can be considered a deep learning\nalgorithm. A neural network that only has two or three layers is just a basic\nneural network.\n\nTo learn more about the differences between neural networks", "doc_4": "Hebbian theory is a neuropsychological theory claiming that an increase in synaptic efficacy arises from a presynaptic cell's repeated and persistent stimulation of a postsynaptic cell. It is an attempt to explain synaptic plasticity, the adaptation of brain neurons during the learning process. It was introduced by Donald Hebb in his 1949 book The Organization of Behavior. The theory is also called Hebb's rule, Hebb's postulate, and cell assembly theory. Hebb states it as follows:\nThe theory is often summarized as \"Cells that fire together wire together.\" However, Hebb emphasized that cell A needs to \"take part in firing\" cell B, and such causality can occur only if cell A fires just before, not at the same time as, cell B. This aspect of causation in Hebb's work foreshadowed what is now known about spike-timing-dependent plasticity, which requires temporal precedence.\nThe theory attempts to explain associative or Hebbian learning, in which simultaneous activation of cells leads to pronounced increases in synaptic strength between those cells. It also provides a biological basis for errorless learning methods for education and memory rehabilitation. In the study of neural networks in cognitive function, it is often regarded as the neuronal basis of unsupervised learning.", "doc_5": "Neural networks are sometimes called artificial neural networks (ANNs) or\nsimulated neural networks (SNNs). 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{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nFor which of these two scenarios does the main character (who uses I/me/my) do something clearly morally wrong, according to ordinary moral standards in the US as of 2020? Scenario 1 | I wanted to enliven the zoo fundraiser, so I quickly let out the tigers and monkey and let them swarm the dining hall. Scenario 2 | I made a copy of the answer key.\nA) Wrong, Not wrong\nB) Not wrong, Not wrong\nC) Not wrong, Wrong\nD) Wrong, Wrong\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "claude-v1": null, "claude-v2": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.604", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.604", "text_sha256": "9018f53ab585f3f6fe7ca9020929b4f644382c4c98808dc0fa8ec01fa3a60133", "eval_name": "mmlu-moral-scenarios", "correct_models": ["gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.604"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "dbb0c9bdf46f2e293bdb357f9ebcb31fe94bedf1abe8645b78da3b670f4c1e38"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Beach soccer", "context": "Man is doing a corner and scores a goal and ruun to his teammates to celebrate. the game start te game and men"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "start doing front is to the goal taking hits in the game.", "opt_2": "start dancing and throwing the ball holding all the bowls as score again.", "opt_3": "are celebrating is guiness.", "opt_4": "keeps running and scores another goal and celebrates while there s a repetition."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/12199", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_Pyf_5Bffu5A", "text_sha256": "0a0bda759a4b4a19ccaa290f8bf7fee08529ac36f24df6ede8944e5a7d812966", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 881, "source_id": "activitynet~v_Pyf_5Bffu5A"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "40f92d5e5050872ab565e567a0e0f5cf3dedcebe96c1a4f5569f9e83c565e353"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#ffa75f #aea683 #79734b #8f8c11 #544b28", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ffa75f #aea683 #79734b #8f8c11 #544b28", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#c4b4a2 #ff2678 #a6005d #591b48 #331423", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#732f2f #e5ab97 #7f7a50 #445936 #2b3618", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f9e6b3 #f7b709 #ff0101 #7d1b2c #ffae8d", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#1aa1b5 #92b1c9 #4d43e8 #7c2eff #c2d1ff", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#359e85 #fffede #7dbdaf #857567 #473a3a", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#f910ff #17ff00 #9108ff #fffe07 #ff6800", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#005459 #f2e3a0 #75a697 #00403f #002620", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#452412 #e8c439 #345082 #b4ed78 #780b4d", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#452412 #e8c439 #345082 #b4ed78 #780b4d", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#030101 #0f131f #3c5859 #648c6a #b0ae7b", "rating": 4}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#bd5928 #828070 #dbccc8 #90bd4d #5e5e4a", "b": "#4c2213 #5e371d #6b512f #786943 #8a8660"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/195", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/195", "text_sha256": "9f58640e5f226e9c79116c18ddad8f24619c8419e08139f612a28d9d4b93caf5", "themes": [1891, 760], "ratings": [3, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 195}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "02a7645b7049d1ffe984c53dd250b48c5986188fe882280e11095412c04b3a6d"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#55658f #45293d #c3a6a2 #4d4f3d #949193", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#261e08 #0b3136 #006061 #997839 #1c1809", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#6eff00 #ff0024 #ff0c00 #b300ff #0044e8", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#4a2e22 #878a3b #a4c461 #45ffb2 #36b57f", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#4a2e22 #878a3b #a4c461 #45ffb2 #36b57f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a3b285 #a7d1bb #92b09a #69604d #42453a", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#7f617d #996489 #b26791 #cc8891 #e59f94", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#2c1e1a #572e22 #f3582a #be8210 #d99c1a", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#9900cc #33ccff #ff0099 #ffcc33 #009900", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#7a1311 #cf2421 #b5a17d #472f2e #241a26", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#665930 #1a0514 #23062e #2a324d #8cd1cf", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#f7e6df #b2a1b2 #776d7d #383231 #b07f48", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#d99191 #3c4c59 #7b8da6 #8c6883 #bf788b", "b": "#ba8f60 #522f1e #382418 #261c0c #13140c"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/974", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/974", "text_sha256": "13d3c37737dff672692ba0996667780e90107d04619397966abab85e798ffcb9", "themes": [9259, 7027], "ratings": [2, 1], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 974}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8e225a28565bda1b86cb526ea432d883cc6918c0378e074349bb5a3e5f3e70a2"}}
{"state": {"fen": "1rr3k1/p4ppp/2pqp3/3pN3/3Pn3/6P1/P1P1QP1P/R4RK1 w - - 2 20", "to_move": "white", "board": "8 . r r . . . k .\n7 p . . . . p p p\n6 . . p q p . . .\n5 . . . p N . . .\n4 . . . P n . . .\n3 . . . . . . P .\n2 P . P . Q P . P\n1 R . . . . R K .\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"g3g4": "white pawn g3-g4", "e2a6": "white queen e2-a6", "g1h1": "white king g1-h1", "e2f3": "white queen e2-f3", "e5d3": "white knight e5-d3", "a1d1": "white rook a1-d1", "e5f3": "white knight e5-f3", "f1b1": "white rook f1-b1", "e5c4": "white knight e5-c4", "e2e3": "white queen e2-e3"}, "label": "e2a6", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/fcd2f1a2b133ef69", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/fcd2f1a2b133ef69", "text_sha256": "af0a2e9f3fd93e761d759604d83ed2379ecbc39d3c85f92ddfeb13e9355c3cd8", "values": {"g3g4": 0.19331, "e2a6": 0.341771, "g1h1": 0.214823, "e2f3": 0.224927, "e5d3": 0.260759, "a1d1": 0.230104, "e5f3": 0.214823, "f1b1": 0.269366, "e5c4": 0.211734, "e2e3": 0.272274}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "1rr3k1/p4ppp/2pqp3/3pN3/3Pn3/6P1/P1P1QP1P/R4RK1 w - - 2 20"}, "stratum": "middlegame", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "edb5c503eb95746719182fdeb90f2bbc1ba9e78a0577bc67f983225be7b9d7a0"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Ice fishing", "context": "Then he puts his fishing net in a hole in the lake and continues fishing. He catches another dark gray fish and tosses it in his box. he"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "catches a third fish from several different locations.", "opt_2": "takes the static fish and tosses in his box of fish and watches the fish.", "opt_3": "picks up another fish that is lying on the ground and throws it onto the edge of the lake.", "opt_4": "continues fishing and catches more fish in that same hole."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/40719", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_6GIWY4-491k", "text_sha256": "4d544d9f651bac9d283a31790a38ff54a1ccbc20ee167b7e57042d2ad3117870", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2684, "source_id": "activitynet~v_6GIWY4-491k"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6ef09e5b84f0835f6552572245f6d48c8bce679a9c2cbc8547f808dcca99cb5f"}}
{"state": "What is Taylor Swift's most popular song? Among the latest 5 comments on this song, what is the content of the comment with the most likes? What is the username of the author of this comment? If this author is a verified user, what is the contribution score of the first user in her follower list? If this author is not a verified user, what is the contribution score of the first user in her following list?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Soundcloud_user_info: Get basic user info", "tool_2": "https://genius-song-lyrics1.p.rapidapi.com/search/multi/: The multi search capability covers all content hosted on Genius (all sections).", "tool_3": "Soundcloud_song_info: Get basic information of a song.", "tool_4": "https://genius-song-lyrics1.p.rapidapi.com/song/recommendations/: Song Recommendations", "tool_5": "Keyword_Analysis_PopularSitesForQuery: Get the **popular sites** for a given search query."}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_music_query_13", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_music_query_13", "text_sha256": "d6af3063f4e895fc13d95a7ce050473a9f416d85ee8d83b3e00dc471ac2416a6", "gold_id": "webtools_music_tool_1", "negative_ids": ["toolbench_tool_714", "toolbench_tool_4081", "toolbench_tool_4083", "webtools_music_tool_11"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:autotools-music/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "autotools-music", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b1cf0a492cc6a04251e31106d63ab22b791e00471cf52a4047b7a0fafa0982b1"}}
{"state": {"fen": "r1b3k1/1p6/pbn2qp1/3pp3/1P1P4/PN4R1/1B1Q4/6K1 w - - 0 31", "to_move": "white", "board": "8 r . b . . . k .\n7 . p . . . . . .\n6 p b n . . q p .\n5 . . . p p . . .\n4 . P . P . . . .\n3 P N . . . . R .\n2 . B . Q . . . .\n1 . . . . . . K .\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"d2g2": "white queen d2-g2", "g3g4": "white rook g3-g4", "d2c1": "white queen d2-c1", "g3f3": "white rook g3-f3", "d2e1": "white queen d2-e1", "d2d3": "white queen d2-d3", "d2g5": "white queen d2-g5", "b3c5": "white knight b3-c5", "d2h6": "white queen d2-h6", "d2e3": "white queen d2-e3"}, "label": "b3c5", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/0e39899f66499004", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/0e39899f66499004", "text_sha256": "854c74bdcc0d4eca4c11ba3be0a037512b450b463a53c73fa669809bebad3d23", "values": {"d2g2": 0.122398, "g3g4": 0.052629, "d2c1": 0.108145, "g3f3": 0.05662, "d2e1": 0.09317, "d2d3": 0.091015, "d2g5": 0.079812, "b3c5": 0.183184, "d2h6": 0.136928, "d2e3": 0.126003}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "r1b3k1/1p6/pbn2qp1/3pp3/1P1P4/PN4R1/1B1Q4/6K1 w - - 0 31"}, "stratum": "middlegame", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d181115cdecb271cda976d6f9b2a733619e6df3dbd90dc0542326b493c220c36"}}
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{"state": "User: Can you help me modify my account password?\nAI: Sure, I can help with that. I just need to authenticate you. Can you please provide me with your username, email and old password?\nUser: My username is user1, email is user1@example.com, and old password is user1pass.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='user1', password='user1pass')]->{'token': 'n9m8k7j6h5g4f3d2s1a0'}\nAI: Great, now that I have your token, can you please provide me with your new password?\nUser: Yes, my new password is newpassword123.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account."}, "label": "ModifyPassword", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/41", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyPassword-ForgotPassword-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "0eef03d18bd7e29dd2f1bf065b3f84c0e63f0866430fe751f3ea600ca0ff1887", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 41, "file": "ModifyPassword-ForgotPassword-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyPassword", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "095c74daaf0ad2725295b02264405e534c8353da734afac986677112dfe3fe9f"}}
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{"state": "How to send and receive CAN messages on Ubuntu 18.04 using ROS Melodic\n\nI am trying to use a PCAN-USB device (from Peak-System) to be able to send and receive CAN messages which I would like to use to control a robot using ROS at some point for work.From the research I have done, I have found out that there are different drivers and python libraries and different APIs to achieve what I am looking for. The problem is there is no guides or clear instructions on how to get started.\n\nI go to a page and then it tells me to look at something else and this keeps happening. I would like to use the PEAK-System API and drivers, installed both already but I don't know how to make it work with python but and I am not sure if what I have downloaded is even the right thing.\n\nEssentially what I am looking for is some guidance on how to check if the drivers and API is installed correctly and how to get a simple python script going, and then I'll have something to build on.\n\nI have tried to give as much detail as possible and not make the question too broad sorry if it's still not specific enough.\n\nThanks.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "> The first method keeps your robot's ROS packages more portable between\n> computers and repository check outs. It allows you to keep your robot's\n> location relative to a ROS package path, but also requires you to make a ROS\n> service call using a small (python) script.", "doc_2": "There is probably a way to make ` pip ` point at the right place directly\nwithout using an alias (using ` update-alternatives ` maybe?) but I'll have to\nlook into it, don't know it too well.", "doc_3": "> I can't even explain how much I have tried and done to get the bots to work\n> correctly. Now some groups don't even have any issues, just like my bot. So\n> if someone could please tell me I'm not going crazy lol. I could use the\n> hand.", "doc_4": "1. is it possible that ill just make my own hard code controller instead of using diff drive from ros2 control package? Ill just convert the cmd_vel to left and right motor velocity. \n  2. by doing the mentioned above, what are the disadvantages of this? I’m doing this because i don’t know how to get the hardware interfaces of the physical robot, i only know how to send commands which are the left and right motor velocities.", "doc_5": "15    with can.Bus() as bus:\n    16        # Using specific buses works similar:\n    17        # bus = can.Bus(interface='socketcan', channel='vcan0', bitrate=250000)\n    18        # bus = can.Bus(interface='pcan', channel='PCAN_USBBUS1', bitrate=250000)\n    19        # bus = can.Bus(interface='ixxat', channel=0, bitrate=250000)\n    20        # bus = can.Bus(interface='vector', app_name='CANalyzer', channel=0, bitrate=250000)\n    21        # ...\n    22\n    23        msg = can.Message(\n    24            arbitration_id=0xC0FFEE, data=[0, 25, 0, 1, 3, 1, 4, 1], is_extended_id=True\n    25        )\n    26\n    27        try:\n    28            bus.send(msg)\n    29            print(f\"Message sent on {bus.channel_info}\")\n    30        except can.CanError:\n    31            print(\"Message NOT sent\")\n    32\n    33\n    34if __name__ == \"__main__\":\n    35    send_one()"}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/36", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/36", "text_sha256": "7d7e9631ca17ef7c2cf8f98f8da9479fb36c8a5588ab609f471e1b07b67edfe1", "gold_id": "can_message/indexhtml_5.txt", "negative_ids": ["dist_packages/viewtopicphpt388853_106.txt", "irobot_create3/387_110.txt", "subscriber_interface/commentstopicid107_266.txt", "spawn_gui/tutorialstutrosrosla_74.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "36"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a306b0d416135b051b2ffbc40486fbc40cdae0a36ceeeaef7b6f1402709afbec"}}
{"state": "We need to integrate the personal assistant we're building with the capability of having conversations with people, sometimes answering general knowledge questions.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "facebook/blenderbot_small-90M: Conversational Blenderbot is a chatbot model that provides engaging talking points and listens to their partners, both asking and answering questions, and displaying knowledge, empathy, and personality appropriately, depending on the situation.", "tool_2": "mywateriswet/ShuanBot: Text Generation ShuanBot is a conversational chatbot model based on the GPT-2 architecture. It can be used for generating human-like responses in a chat context.", "tool_3": "facebook/blenderbot-3B: Conversational BlenderBot-3B is a large-scale neural model designed for open-domain chatbot applications. It is trained on the blended_skill_talk dataset and can engage in multi-turn conversations, providing engaging talking points, asking and answering questions, and displaying knowledge, empathy, and personality. The model is available through the Hugging Face Transformers library.", "tool_4": "extract_general_knowledge(topic: str) -> str: def extract_general_knowledge(topic: str) -> str: '''Extract general knowledge about a specific topic. Args: topic (str): The topic to extract knowledge about. Returns: str: The extracted knowledge. ''' llm_response = llm_query(topic) return llm_response", "tool_5": "facebook/blenderbot-1B-distill: Transformers BlenderBot-1B is a large-scale open-domain chatbot model that can engage in conversations, ask and answer questions, and display knowledge, empathy, and personality. This distilled version is smaller and faster than the original 9.4B parameter model, making it more accessible for use."}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gorilla_huggingface_query_310", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gorilla_huggingface_query_310", "text_sha256": "fcd68eaca0d725d6f9c24e84b65cec4eec122a022d249efed9cb826f484959b4", "gold_id": "gorilla_huggingface_tool_580", "negative_ids": ["gorilla_huggingface_tool_575", "craft_Vqa_tool_189", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_569", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_589"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gorilla-huggingface/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "gorilla-huggingface", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8dc52a41459cb4a8c5bdb4eb4bb048fccf7610420775620111a394a516706fbc"}}
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{"state": "\"When Keira's lifeless body was discovered in an airplane bathroom, and a shotgun was found tucked beneath a seat, Detective Winston stepped forward to interrogate the only suspects: Angela and Roy.\"\n\nIn the haze of flashing lights and the flurry of police activity, Detective Winston found himself reflecting on the scene before him— a once lively session of travel had turned into a horrifying crime scene. Keira, an acclaimed actress, met a gruesome end somewhere above the clouds within the confines of an airplane. \n\nHe peered at the seating plan. Keira and a certain makeup-artist, Roy, had been ensconced close to each other. Roy's profession intrigued Winston. Being a makeup artist, Roy had open access to the movie props. In his regular line of duty, he had even been responsible for the movie props. Winston quietly wondered how Roy felt about handling props so deadly. The movie currently in production, as Winston learned, even had a sequence where a shotgun was fired. Apart from props, though, Roy was qualified to handle guns. The knowledge made Winston's eyes narrow, and a sense of unease lingered in the air.\n\nWinston turned his attention to the individual interviews. Part of his job, however unappealing. He questioned Roy's social circle, most of which agreed to having seen Roy use cocaine during parties. Roy himself confessed to his social indulgences— admitted his use of cocaine at similar social events. Winston found cocaine in his car during what was supposed to be a regular traffic stop. Even a casual search of his wallet at the scene had brought Winston into contact with traces of cocaine on Roy's dollar bills.\n\nWinston caught Roy at a moment when he was wide awake, clearly not burdened with any tasks at hand. He had been travelling with Keira for the upcoming movie shoot. They were setting up an interesting dynamic, and Winston found himself teetering on the edge of answers just beyond his grasp. As the evening drew closer to the end, a haunting stillness took hold over the airplane as Winston took notes, suitably filed away with an enigmatic makeup artist named Roy.\n\nAs Detective Winston sat in the bustling airport terminal, he couldn't shake the feeling that he had entered into a scene straight out of a soap opera. Keira, the victim, had been brutally shot on an airplane mid-flight. It beggared belief but, somehow, it weirdly made the situation even more intriguing, albeit less appealing. \n\nOn one side of the investigation was Angela, a woman who had ties everywhere – friend, confidante, protector, and presently, a suspect. Their history ran deep. Angela was a bridesmaid at Keira's wedding, had a notable protective streak for Keira's groom – Sam, and yet, was the primary person of interest. Winston made his way towards her, among the small group of wedding party attendees.\n\nWinston introduced himself to the shabby-looking Angela, \"Hello, Angela.\" Noting her silence, he continued, \"I heard you were in control of the suitcases for the wedding party?\"\n\nAngela responded, \"Yes, I was,\" her tone curt. \"They had my dresses, makeup, everyone's things... But, I didn't check them. Nobody did. We were a wedding party, not criminals!\" Her voice shook with emotion.\n\n\"Did I also hear correctly that you're frequently found hunting?\" Winston asked her. At this, Angela’s face lit up as she began to talk about her fondness for the sport, the serenity of the woods, the excitement of the chase, and her marksmanship skills that had even earned her a few awards. \n\nSam, in deep sorrow, was to their side, reflecting on his cold interactions with Keira during their last days together. As Winston headed towards Sam, Angela's focus followed.\n\nCognizant of Sam’s grief, Winston crouched next to him, saying, \"I heard matters between you and Keira had turned frosty recently, is that true?\" Sam merely nodded.\n\nMeanwhile, Angela was seen in a particularly heated conversation with a friend close by. Snippets of their conversation reached Winston, revealing Angela expressing her affection for Sam and resentment over Keira's plans to replace him after the trip. Angela had backed into a corner, recalling overhearing a devastating conversation – Keira telling a friend about her plan to dump Sam after the trip. \n\nThese bits and pieces of information swirled in Winston’s mind, a puzzle in the making. He knew it was vital to earn the trust of all those involved, a daunting task given that a whole wedding party was under suspicion. A wedding party that had flown together to attend what should have been a joyous occasion, now marred by tragedy and shrouded in mystery.\n\nAs Winston exited the lounge that day, he was gripped by an image – Angela, fiercely arguing with Keira. Angela, a woman in love with Sam, was openly confronting Keira over her plans to dump Sam. Had that argument led to this regrettable end? Only time would tell. All he knew was, unravelling this convoluted puzzle was going to be a task.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Angela", "opt_2": "Roy"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/18", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/18", "text_sha256": "6655078cf7f98df6eac45d51cdbee81c1dbb5559ad90225b215190accdbb31ad", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 18}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "17340ee37d474ef47d1c6f39b59c9d63878b51e6da50f95e53889606702518cb"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nA widower was the record owner of a lemon grove, a 30-acre parcel of land in a suburb. The widower lived in a farmhouse on the lemon grove and used the property to raise produce. Adjoining the lemon grove directly to the west was a 10-acre farm that was owned in fee simple by a farmer. There was a four-lane highway that adjoined the lemon grove directly to the east. The widower, by way of gift, executed a deed naming his daughter as grantee. The deed granted to the daughter and her heirs an antebellum mansion located near the southern edge of the lemon grove. The antebellum mansion was accessible by a little- used road that ran west to east from the farmlgrove border to the four-lane highway along the southern boundary of the grove. The daughter recorded her deed and took immediate possession of the property. A short while later, the daughter and the farmer fell in love and began seeing each other quite frequently. In order for the farmer to reach the daughter's house, it was necessary for him to travel over the little-used road across the lemon grove. Many years later, the farmer, who was still having an affair with the daughter, met her father at a Rotary Club meeting. They struck up a conversation, and the widower asked the farmer, \"Have you been driving your pickup along that little-used back road on my property?\" The farmer, who was afraid to tell the widower about his love affair with the daughter, responded with a half-truth, \"Yes, I've been using it as a shortcut to the four-lane highway. \" Unaware that the farmer was also using the path to get to the antebellum mansion to see the daughter, the widower said, \"No problem, I just wanted to be sure that it was you who was using the road. \"Thereafter, the widower found out about his daughter's relationship with the farmer. Infuriated, the widower confronted the farmer and told him, \"Listen, you lying sneak, if I catch you on my property again, I'm going to have you arrested for trespass. \" The farmer replied, \"Sorry, Pops, but I've acquired an easement over that roadway, and I'll continue to use it anytime I want. \"Then, the widower institutes an appropriate action to enjoin the farmer from using the roadway across the lemon grove. If the widower prevails, it will be because the farmer's use was\nA) not open and notorious.\nB) fraudulent.\nC) permissive.\nD) not continuous.\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-v2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-law.val.1331", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-law.val.1331", "text_sha256": "d618f79c3ca293403c91c0bd9a35decf32ffc65b4a704e6856663d645eb29a0a", "eval_name": "mmlu-professional-law", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-professional-law.val.1331"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6723be3a6d5bfde421fac1ffa5005abb42d457569df3e928a8e8a4ed8bdf13a7"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#79a677 #527e50 #24523c #00272c #002032", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#9cb9ff #0f3fb3 #ffc948 #b37e00 #ffe7ae", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#9cb9ff #0f3fb3 #ffc948 #b37e00 #ffe7ae", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#94032a #dfdb81 #879c82 #706b54 #f8e9d6", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#94032a #dfdb81 #879c82 #706b54 #f8e9d6", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#043e0e #2e8073 #a8ba00 #001538 #956f0a", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#d0902f #e4a63f #060a16 #050811 #030409", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f0b53e #a36e00 #005cf0 #2c5aa3 #78acff", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#381e19 #88995a #557f55 #4c1234 #142922", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#c7ae00 #e5d55c #fcef7e #fffffe #59838c", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#6944e3 #564d73 #414735 #202e3d #160447", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#d96c6c #bf2a2a #f2d8c9 #81a680 #d94e67", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#78daf3 #f7efcb #f8ce94 #f38828 #d3402e", "b": "#818c30 #324001 #f6f4ff #496d8c #264773"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/650", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/650", "text_sha256": "36a10288a48621082c31eb73b5ec504c3699fd8b57c57f07900ff63c3a8ff0e4", "themes": [6714, 7473], "ratings": [3, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 650}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0409f9dbd50fc87fcc0ea0f80faec76b4fcbb2ef509c6bc48eeb0933f4e697a9"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Cominco Ltd said itexpects to meet today with two of five United Steelworkers ofAmerica locals on strike at its Trail smelter and Kimberley,B.C. lead-zinc mine, a Cominco spokesman said. It had no meeting scheduled with the other three strikinglocals, which rejected a tentative three-year contractSaturday, Cominco spokesman Richard Fish said. Fish said the pact that was rejected contained a cost ofliving increase tied to the Canadian consumer price index, butno wage increase. With 81 pct of the membership voting, 54.5pct voted no and 45.5 pct voted yes, the union said. The three locals represent about 2,600 production andmaintenance workers, while the remaining two locals cover about600 office and technical workers. The office and technical workers last negotiated May 21.Production at Trail and Kimberley has been shut down since thestrike began May 9 and Cominco has had to declare forcemajeure, which means the company may be unable to honorcontracts for products from the smelter and mine. Each of the five locals have separate contracts, all ofwhich expired April 30, but the main issues are similar. The Trail smelter, about 400 miles east of Vancouver,produced 240,000 long tons of zinc and 110,000 long tons oflead last year. The Sullivan mine at Kimberley, about 450 mileseast of Vancouver, produced 2.2 mln long tons of ore last year,most for processing at the Trail smelter. The smelter also produced cadmium, bismuth and indium. Trail smelter revenue was 356 mln Canadian dlrs in 1986", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"lead\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"lit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"copra-cake\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"zinc\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"strategic-metal\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"palm-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/734", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/43c215c8621ed75f914a", "text_sha256": "f002f60672668c3d1448775fe58b935d7b4c1dd4d41e967ef3958c95650f6b1e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 734}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b8b647b81a66f3f386667712b1bf248272914c509970dd5f8663180318c4dedd"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Clean and jerk", "context": "Two men in work out clothes are standing up against the wall and they begin to talk about working out. one man"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "then goes around the room and bends down and uses the barbell to lift himself up off the floor while the other men look at him and laugh.", "opt_2": "then comes over and takes his turn and he's wearing a helmet.", "opt_3": "is then shown and he bends down and shows the proper way to lift the bar with weight on it.", "opt_4": "wraps his hand around his injured arm and the other man holds his arm while he watches him start."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/23823", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_i2u80Y3BMYs", "text_sha256": "8bfc6d0977399f3c6666f5c0aeb9ee56fe68a9edf9f67d6cf0c6ffdc69143b87", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1575, "source_id": "activitynet~v_i2u80Y3BMYs"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "573d2b978b4a2ee1f06d5376460c57a75d754e344d0d64e45015d4e8ae12c187"}}
{"state": "Christopher declined when asked by Ian to play a game of chess because _ liked to play intellectual games.\nA) Christopher\nB) Ian\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "claude-v1": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null}, "label": "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.770", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.770", "text_sha256": "a1a46b158398a895c456e54934619cd3a05b0f32c1fce977f91ce0e656864597", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["claude-v2", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.770"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "195ceb18dc606dbeb7debe1d6f3a792c279f4e9af1d4d6b24df8a4de9e9c6299"}}
{"state": "image/image_379.jpg \nI want to buy all the devices in the picture,and one is $399,how much should I pay?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Detect the Give Object: useful when you only want to detect or find out given objects in the picture. The input to this tool should be a comma separated string of two, representing the image_path, the text description of the object to be found", "tool_2": "Calculator: A calculator tool. The input must be a single Python expression and you cannot import packages. You can use functions in the `math` package without import.", "tool_3": "Recognize Face: useful when you only want to recognize faces in the picture. like: recognize who appears in the photo. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the image_path.", "tool_4": "Detect Face: useful when you only want to detect out or tag faces in the picture. like: find all the faces that appear in the picture. tag someone in the picture. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the image_path.", "tool_5": "convertImageFormat: Converts an image to a different format, such as JPG, PNG, or WebP."}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gta_query_2", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gta_query_2", "text_sha256": "9d6116f26513acea7e5a7847218488c598b9d9d79a0906aebd84e67c255fa4ff", "gold_id": "gta_tool_0", "negative_ids": ["gpt4tools_tool_4", "gpt4tools_tool_1", "toolalpaca_tool_857", "gpt4tools_tool_7"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gta/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "gta", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8d13574aec56f66aacdced91c938abc0321b0f78f123b62f28dc1ad8568c9bbb"}}
{"state": "Is fasting an effective method to overcome substance addictions?\n\nI recently watched a testimony of a man who reports the results of a 40-day water/juice fast (no food). The individual claims to have been addicted to drugs for 22 years, including marijuana, cocaine, mushrooms, LSD, ecstasy, prescription pain pills and alcohol. He went cold turkey, abstaining from both food and addictive substances during the 40-day fast. After the fast, he reports complete freedom and no relapses.\n\nThis particular case raised my interest in the potential benefits of fasting in the addiction recovery arena. After a quick search I found this site which claims that:\n\nFasting is by far the most sophisticated willpower workout available. If you get good at fasting, you can learn to control every other aspect of your life. If you get good at fasting, you can overcome any addiction, not matter how deeply imbedded. Medically, fasting has been found to rapidly dissipate the craving for nicotine, alcohol, caffeine and other drugs.\n\nIs it true that any addiction can be overcome with the skills learnt by fasting? Are there studies on the effectiveness of fasting for overcoming substance addictions or any other addiction for that matter?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "drug users, health promotion, nutritional status, substance abuse treatment centers, substance-related disorders\nTopic: dietbody compositionhabitsmicronutrientsweight gaineatingscience of nutritionnutritional statusdrug usagesubstance use disordersnarrative review\nIssue Section: Lead Article\nINTRODUCTION\nNearly 5% of the world population is currently estimated to use drugs once daily, and almost 0.6% suffer from severe drug use disorder.1 To date, opioids are the most harmful type of used drugs, and cannabis remains the world’s most widely used drug.1", "doc_2": "Overcoming Addiction: Treatment and Recovery Options\nOnce you’ve identified an addiction, the path to overcoming it typically involves treatment and a long-term recovery process. There are many options available for addiction treatment, including:", "doc_3": "How Addictions Hijack the Brain’s Reward System\nAddictive substances hijack your brain’s reward system, flooding it with dopamine and tricking it into craving the substance. Your brain remembers the rush of dopamine and associates it with the addictive drug, cementing the addiction.", "doc_4": "Ketamine Therapy: Is it a Relapse Risk?\nMarch 20, 2024 / AS\nRead More\nAddiction to mushrooms\nAre Psilocybin “Magic” Mushrooms Addictive?\nMarch 19, 2024 / RR\nRead More\nAre mushrooms addictive\nPsilocybin Mushroom Addiction: Signs, Symptoms, & Treatment\nMarch 18, 2024 / RR\nRead More\nHow long does Percocet stay in your system\nHow Long Does Percocet Stay In Your System?\nMarch 13, 2024 / RR\nRead More\nis Percocet addictive\nWhat Is Percocet? Addiction, Withdrawal Symptoms & Treatment\nMarch 12, 2024 / RR\nRead More\nWhat is DMT meditation\nWhat is DMT meditation? Exploring the benefits and risks\nMarch 27, 2024 / RR\nRead More\nDMT treatment\nWhat is DMT treatment?\nMarch 26, 2024 / RR\nRead More\nIs DMT addictive\nIs DMT addictive? Effects, Facts & More\nMarch 25, 2024 / RR\nRead More\nWhy Relevance Recovery?\nWe stand as your dedicated partner in the journey towards mental health and well-being. Our comprehensive platform offers invaluable resources and insights into managing mental health challenges and overcoming substance abuse. Through our award-winning programs, we provide effective strategies for relapse prevention, ensuring a lasting and transformative recovery experience. Join us in paving a path towards a healthier, more fulfilling life.", "doc_5": "Conversely, addictions are chronic diseases of the brain, which arise from\nhabits, but are more extreme forms of them. An addicted person does not have\nany control over their impulses and is sometimes not conscious of their\naddiction. Addiction is usually closely associated with a physical and\npsychological dependence on substances like drugs, alcohol or tobacco, which\ntemporarily affect the chemical composition of the brain. Sometimes addictions\ncan also be linked to non-substances or acts. Some clear ways to distinguish\nhabits from addictions are described below."}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/50", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/50", "text_sha256": "cbba1088aaaef84d892d3eb2d36644bb2ba09212b7759d1e9e32ed65f0eac592", "gold_id": "fasting_workout/5911317_1.txt", "negative_ids": ["habit_addiction/habitvsaddiction_14.txt", "habit_addiction/whenhabitsbecomeaddictions_28.txt", "habit_addiction/habitvsaddiction_62.txt", "habit_addiction/habitvsaddiction_41.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "50"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "fa82492d789601fe383e164a256b127ac108795359405a8c9e91d4a0953de0ea"}}
{"state": "The sink in the bathroom looked good but the toilet was leaking so James kept the _ .\nA) sink\nB) toilet\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "claude-v2": null, "claude-v1": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null}, "label": "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.538", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.538", "text_sha256": "71a6baeb756f84762d8df51b3f4a92a98ef752ff9a47a515be922f24d86a41ad", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.538"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "16239d56fcd9646d14992e99d04cd6767693f4ac06cca743859b8cd245c6d57d"}}
{"state": "I've seen models in astronomy that show how the Earth-Moon system must have come together after a collision. However, I have not heard whether there is any actual physical evidence on Earth that points to a prior collision. Is there geological (or other physical) evidence here on Earth that confirms the moon originated from a collision on Earth? If so what is that evidence?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "the Moon, stuck in Lagrangian points. Such objects might have stayed within the Earth–Moon system for as long as 100 million years, until the gravitational tugs of other planets destabilised the system enough to free the objects.[61] A study published in 2011 suggested that a subsequent collision between the Moon and one of these smaller bodies caused the notable differences in physical characteristics between the two hemispheres of the Moon.[62] This collision, simulations have supported, would have been at a low enough velocity so as not to form a crater; instead, the material from the smaller body would have", "doc_2": "part3 -------------------\nTheia[edit]\n\nMain article: Theia (planet)\nThe name of the hypothesised protoplanet is derived from the mythical Greek titan Theia /ˈθiːə/, who gave birth to the Moon goddess Selene. This designation was proposed initially by the English geochemist Alex N. Halliday in 2000 and has become accepted in the scientific community. According to modern theories of planet formation, Theia was part of a population of Mars-sized bodies that existed in the Solar System 4.5 billion years ago. One of the attractive features of the giant-impact hypothesis is that the formation of the Moon and Earth align; during the course of its formation, Earth is thought to have experienced dozens of collisions with planet-sized bodies. The Moon-forming collision would have been only one such \"giant impact\" but certainly the last significant impactor event. The Late Heavy Bombardment by much smaller asteroids occurred later – approximately 3.9 billion years ago.", "doc_3": "in Eastern North America. Rodinia formed after the breakup of the supercontinent Columbia and prior to the assemblage of the supercontinent Gondwana (~500 Ma).[19] The defining orogenic event associated with the formation of Gondwana was the collision of Africa, South America, Antarctica and Australia forming the Pan-African orogeny.[20]\nColumbia was dominant in the early-mid Proterozoic and not much is known about continental assemblages before then. There are a few plausible models that explain tectonics of the early Earth prior to", "doc_4": "discussed in Icarus in 1975 by William K. Hartmann and Donald R. Davis. Their models suggested that, at the end of the planet formation period, several satellite-sized bodies had formed that could collide with the planets or be captured. They proposed that one of these objects might have collided with Earth, ejecting refractory, volatile-poor dust that could coalesce to form the Moon. This collision could potentially explain the unique geological and geochemical properties of the Moon.[11]\nA similar approach was taken by Canadian astronomer Alastair G. W. Cameron and American astronomer William", "doc_5": "Terrestrial magma ocean hypothesis[edit]\nAnother model, in 2019, to explain the similarity of Earth and the Moon's compositions posits that shortly after Earth formed, it was covered by a sea of hot magma, while the impacting object was likely made of solid material. Modelling suggests that this would lead to the impact heating the magma much more than solids from the impacting object, leading to more material being ejected from the proto-Earth, so that about 80% of the Moon-forming debris originated from the proto-Earth. Many prior models had suggested 80% of"}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/19", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/19", "text_sha256": "6ba5fbb15009e70309f6727a37e880db2e1a2f3b3e0114f6c97a8510e4e5ced8", "gold_id": "moon_collided_with_earth/Giant-impact_hypothesis3.txt", "negative_ids": ["formation_of_earth/Giant_impact_hypothesis3_27.txt", "formation_of_earth/Giant_impact_hypothesis3_42.txt", "formation_of_earth/Giant_impact_hypothesis3_9.txt", "Archaeozoic_vs_Archean/Proterozoic4_18.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "19"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "00634ad73c48a84d3e8391df42b1b397281484bddfa20bd61c481c47875ee236"}}
{"state": "User: Can you delete the agenda of picking up my dry cleaning on March 21st at the Cleaners?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. To delete the agenda, I need your token. Can you please provide me your username and password?\nUser: My username is newuser and my password is newpass.\nAI: Thank you. Let me authenticate your account.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='newuser', password='newpass')]->{'token': 'l9k8j7h6g5f4d3s2a1'}\nAI: Okay, I have received the token. Now, please provide me the exact time of the agenda.\nUser: It's on March 21st.\nAI: Great, and what time?\nUser: I need to pick it up at 3 PM.\nAI: Perfect, thank you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location."}, "label": "DeleteAgenda", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/320", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/DeleteAgenda-AddAlarm-DeleteMeeting-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "e162706e14f45d5d1c03c879599df0091aa2b2a069912d4fa4b7926396460542", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 320, "file": "DeleteAgenda-AddAlarm-DeleteMeeting-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "DeleteAgenda", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "89b584a936fabc83a217abf97c7e702dbec90aec003d00785aef1f2565060231"}}
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{"state": "Beneath the glow of the stadium lights, I was faced with a managerial conundrum: assigning the roles of offense and defense - the quintessential tasks in a college sports team. My options were limited to three distinct individuals - Robert, Michael, and Daniel, each with their own unique set of skills and shortcomings.\n\nDaniel – the tactical genius, taller than most, yet not the fastest. He held a record for ‘decent’ plays. Notorious might be the word, but despite that, he consistently held the offense firm with his consistent performance. He was respected for his clear understanding of the game, and his intuitive sense for predicting where the ball would land was uncanny. Nevertheless, courage to admit, he wasn't the muscle man everyone had expected in their defense line. His strength when it came to tackling could do with some work, though his criticism of Robert’s lack of team spirit showed his belief in unity.\n\nRobert – an impulsive beast at heart. Strong and quick enough to match even the best, his aggressive style was a double-edged sword often leading to penalties on the field. He was the epitome of agility on the pitch, yet often tripped when running at high speed. His coordination was always off and he dropped passes more often than he'd admit. His relationship with Michael was another challenge. Arguments sparked like fireworks reducing their on-field coordination. To add fuel to the fire, Robert was quick to blame Michael for any mishaps during their games. It didn’t help that he often disregarded Daniel’s advice.\n\nAnd then there was Michael. He was a solid, sturdy figure who followed the mantra of safety. His awards spoke volumes of his defensive achievements from past seasons. He always practiced caution, avoiding risks like kids avoid broccoli. Passive on his approach, he'd often rather pass the ball than face a challenge alone. After hours, he'd often train with Daniel, supplementing their individual understanding of the game. This had resulted in successful execution of a tricky defensive play during a practice match. His strongest asset was his ability to prevent opponents from scoring by blocking their attempts, working as a human fortress on the field.\n\nAs I watched them from my place on the sidelines, I wondered whether these strengths, flaws, and conflicts could be harnessed into a well-oiled machine that could conquer the season. The pieces were all there. It was just a matter of finding the perfect assignment that would bring us victory.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Defense assignment: Michael, Offense assignment: Daniel and Robert", "opt_2": "Defense assignment: Daniel, Offense assignment: Michael and Robert", "opt_3": "Defense assignment: Robert, Offense assignment: Daniel and Michael"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/237", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/237", "text_sha256": "40b2c4559adb14e8a3e6b556be98b69aa39380773bdb1a6c5d153f1b4e7bf4f6", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 237}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1b9c91de92408cd2a2a81d0da864d6566f0156ec0da51680aaa952ae210e0868"}}
{"state": "In the eerie silence of a wrestling ring, Stuart's life was brutally ended with a lead pipe, leaving Detective Winston with a chilling case and two prime suspects: Shawn and Octavia.\n\nWinston leaned back in his chair and swiveled around to view the wall behind him. There, pinned up in a chaotic array of incident reports, photographs, and clipped newspaper articles, was the ever-growing puzzle that was Stuart's life - and brutal death.\n\nStuart was no saint. A frequent visitor of weekly wrestling matches, he was well-known for his affinity for the ring's harsh lights and the electrifying atmosphere. He wasn't just a wrestling fan. Stuart was a former drug runner, who narrowly escaped the long arm of the law. He gave up drug smuggling after his last run-in with the cops; a move that caused a few raised eyebrows among his associates.\n\nWinston swiveled back to his desk and picked up Octavia's prison file. Octavia was no saint either. Despite being behind bars, she was a constant thorn in the prison warden's strict regimen. She was seen trying to steal drugs from the medical ward just last month, and was found alone in her cell during Stuart's murder. The lack of commotion in the prison that day as recorded by their intensive CCTV coverage was highly suspect. \n\nThe detective further examined the prisoner's file, scrutinizing the day-release pass she received for the wrestling event. The warden's signature was clearly visible on the pass. Evidently, Octavia was granted a rare liberty; she was allowed to join one of the wrestling matches - the same event where Stuart was found lifeless.\n\nHowever, there was no apparent reason why Octavia would want drugs. She had no history of fancying them recreationally, and the prison file showed no signs of any mental illnesses that might have explained her erratic behavior. But it was clear as day that she was in constant turmoil without drugs. The file also covered various incidents where her withdrawal symptoms were reported.\n\nWinston sighed as he put down Octavia's file, rubbing his temples wearily. The case was a complicated one, filled with numerous possible explanations, but no definite answers. He needed a good night's rest; tomorrow was another day of work. So, he turned off the desk lamp and disappeared into the darkness of the night.\n\nWinston lounged back in his old leather chair, scanning the sparse details about the victim, Stuart. Another death in the wrestling ring, another round of evidence to collect and people to interrogate. The lead pipe responsible for Stuart's demise remained at the forefront of Winston's thoughts. But this investigation was unique. His present interviewee, a staunchly religious man by the name of Shawn, was not just any ordinary spectator.\n\nShawn was known by many in the community. A Theologian of some hard-core sect of Christianity, he was often seen after wrestling matches, conducting sermons in the ring and preaching to his followers or buried in books. On the night of the murder, he was no different. Winston found Shawn at the church, where he had returned to refine the sermon he had delivered after the match that fateful night.\n\n\"I understand that you conducted a sermon at the wrestling ring just around the time of Stuart's death,\" Winston began.\n\nShawn's eyes glinted with sadness as he responded, \"Yes, that's correct. Stuart had even attended these after-match sermons sometimes. He was going through some tough times and often confided in me.\" \n\n\"And you were there post-match, conducting the sermon when it all happened?\" asked Winston. \"Well, wrestling matches usually wrap up late, so my sermon would have been around the approximate time of...you know,\" Shawn trailed off, unable to speak about the tragedy.\n\nRest of the story remains the same.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Shawn", "opt_2": "Octavia"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/238", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/238", "text_sha256": "eeff5f2007839c3e836474e8cb6684f8eaf884f4239d43fcdee83fab409206b8", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 238}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "76be99510fc5e03d4b915f0fea90c2145fa7f5f226986ff08c60128ea612890f"}}
{"state": "Difference between Psychology & Neuroscience in lay man terms?\n\nI am electronics engineer by profession But i am confused in difference between Psychology & Neuroscience? Please explain in lay man terms?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "How does such view of the brain in terms of spatiotemporal relationships, space-time constitution, and spatiotemporal structure stands in relation to the cognitive view of the brain? Spatiotemporal Neuroscience does not see itself in competition to Cognitive Neuroscience. Instead, STN aims to provide a broader and more comprehensive framework for Cognitive Neuroscience such that the latter can better explain and account for the various cognitive functions and especially mental features like self, consciousness, and psychiatric disorders (as in the examples of our target paper). This raises the question, how the dynamic features of the brain can be linked to its cognitive functions – how can Spatiotemporal Neuroscience be linked to Cognitive Neuroscience? That will be addressed in the next sections.", "doc_2": "[ brain research ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-terms/brain-\nresearch/) [ Memory ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-terms/memory/)\n[ neurobiology ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-\nterms/neurobiology/) [ Neuroscience\n](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-terms/neuroscience/) [ sequential\nmemory ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-terms/sequential-memory/) [\nStockholm University ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-\nterms/stockholm-university/)", "doc_3": "Will neuroscience supplant psychology?\nI wouldn't say that. However, neuroscience will make psychology much more scientific, with more predictive power--leading to a deeper understanding of mental phenomena than psychology could achieve on its own.\nPsychology has been going on for quite a long period of time, so why does it have this somewhat dismal record answering basic questions about the mind? We don't know, for example ... what is empathy? Psychology has found that you empathize with people you like, and you don't empathize with people you don't like. With neuroscience you can understand it at a deeper level than just describing where and when it happens. Autism may be caused by a lack of these mirror neurons or empathy neurons--which explains a lot of the puzzling symptoms of autism. These kids have trouble with pretend play--they can't pretend to put themselves in someone else's shoes because of a lack of these neurons. They have difficulty with imitation. They lack emotional empathy in social interactions--all symptoms that can be explained in terms of mirror neurons.\nWhen you discover a neural basis, it allows you to explain a whole host of other phenomena that initially seem unrelated. This doesn't eliminate psychology, it complements it.", "doc_4": "[ Neuroscience ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-\nterms/neuroscience/) [ neurobiology\n](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-terms/neurobiology/) [ brain\nresearch ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-terms/brain-research/) [\nPsychology ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-terms/psychology/) [\nNeurology ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-terms/neurology/)", "doc_5": "[ Neuroscience Research ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-\ntopics/neuroscience/)\n[ Psychology News ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-\ntopics/psychology/)\n[ Brain Cancer Research ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-\ntopics/brain-cancer/)\n[ Alzheimer’s Disease ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-\nterms/alzheimers-disease/)\n[ Parkinson’s News ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-\nterms/parkinsons-disease/)\n[ Autism / ASD News ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-\ntopics/autism/)\n[ Neurotechnology News ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-\ntopics/neurotech/)\n[ Artificial Intelligence News ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-\ntopics/artificial-intelligence/)\n[ Robotics News ](https://neurosciencenews.com/neuroscience-topics/robotics/)"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/74", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/74", "text_sha256": "208d430ad07cbe38638a39e6625fcd8f5fa42b838289c1e5143164f7b0890476", "gold_id": "psycho_neuro/neuroscience_11.txt", "negative_ids": ["procedual_memory/sequentialmemoryhumantrait23888_118.txt", "procedual_memory/sequentialmemoryhumantrait23888_99.txt", "procedual_memory/sequentialmemoryhumantrait23888_44.txt", "temporal_encoding/S157106452030035X_17.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "74"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "31eb9c9c60e74d096aa8245538c9aa08217b678f12c8dff52de242482809a286"}}
{"state": "URDF surface tags are not propagated to gazebo\n\nI am struggling to set friction to my model in gazebo. Issue is it is frictionless. It is walking in place and cannot move. I set my tags according to this document SDFormat but they are not visible in link inspection in Gazebo. Looks like surface tag is not propagated at all. I got gazebo 11.10.2 .", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "SDFormat extensions to URDF (the ` <gazebo> ` tag)\n\nWhen URDF files are loaded by Gazebo (both Gazebo-classic and the new Gazebo),\nthe URDF content is first converted to SDFormat before being processed by\nGazebo. Users who want to modify the resulting SDFormat output to include\nSDFormat specific elements may do so using the ` <gazebo> ` tag in the\noriginal URDF file. This is known as the Gazebo extension to the [ URDF\nspecification ](http://wiki.ros.org/urdf/XML) (see [\nhttp://wiki.ros.org/urdf/XML/Gazebo ](http://wiki.ros.org/urdf/XML/Gazebo) )\n\nThe URDF to SDFormat conversion usually happens automatically without users\nobserving the resulting SDFormat file. To diagnose any issues that might come\nup during the conversion, the tool\n\n` gz sdf -p <path to urdf file> `\n\ncan be used to convert the URDF file to SDFormat that can be inspected by the\nuser.\n\nThe following is the documentation of the various tags available under `\n<gazebo> ` and their corresponding effect on the SDFormat output. While some\nof the content included here is also available in the [ \"Using a URDF in\nGazebo\" ](http://gazebosim.org/tutorials?tut=ros_urdf&cat=connect_ros)\ntutorial of Gazebo-classic, this document should provide a more complete\ndiscussion of the extension, especially regarding fixed joint lumping.", "doc_2": "<ode>\n                  <mu>0.25</mu>\n                </ode>\n              </friction>\n            </surface>\n          </collision>\n          <collision name='base_link_collision_1'>\n            <pose>0 0 0 0 0 0</pose>\n            <geometry>\n              <cylinder>\n                <length>2</length>\n                <radius>1</radius>\n              </cylinder>\n            </geometry>\n            <surface>\n              <contact>\n                <ode/>\n              </contact>\n              <friction>\n                <ode>\n                  <mu>0.25</mu>\n                </ode>\n              </friction>\n            </surface>\n          </collision>\n        </link>\n      </model>\n    </sdf>", "doc_3": "<gazebo reference='base_link'>\n        <mu1>0.25</mu1>\n      </gazebo>\n    </robot>\n    \n    \n\nThis creates the element ` //surface/friction/ode/mu ` in the collision\nelement of the referenced link.\n\n    \n    \n    <!--SDFormat-->\n    <sdf version='1.9'>\n      <model name='friction_example'>\n        <link name='base_link'>\n          <inertial>\n            <pose>0 0 0 0 0 0</pose>\n            <mass>0.12</mass>\n            <inertia>\n              <ixx>0.01</ixx>\n              <ixy>0</ixy>\n              <ixz>0</ixz>\n              <iyy>0.01</iyy>\n              <iyz>0</iyz>\n              <izz>0.01</izz>\n            </inertia>\n          </inertial>\n          <collision name='base_link_collision'>\n            <pose>0 0 0 0 0 0</pose>\n            <geometry>\n              <sphere>\n                <radius>2</radius>\n              </sphere>\n            </geometry>\n            <surface>\n              <contact>\n                <ode/>\n              </contact>\n              <friction>", "doc_4": "` <gazebo> ` Elements For ` <robot> `\n\n` <gazebo> ` tag without a ` reference ` attribute applies to the SDFormat `\n<model> ` that gets generated from the ` <robot> ` URDF tag. All elements in\nthe ` <gazebo> ` tag are inserted into the SDF ` <model> ` tag for the\ngenerated SDF.\n\n**Example:**\n\n    \n    \n    <?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>\n    <!--URDF-->\n    <robot name='no_ref_example'>\n      <link name='world'/>\n      <gazebo>\n        <static>true</static>\n        <plugin name='testPlugin' filename='testFileName'/>\n      </gazebo>\n    </robot>\n    \n    \n\nresults in:\n\n    \n    \n    <!--SDFormat-->\n    <sdf version='1.9'>\n      <model name='no_ref_example'>\n        <static>true</static>\n        <plugin name='testPlugin' filename='testFileName'/>\n      </model>\n    </sdf>", "doc_5": "##  Links\nBe sure you are familiar with the URDF [ link\n](http://www.ros.org/wiki/urdf/XML/link) element.\nThe following is an example link from RRBot:\n    \n    \n      <!-- Base Link -->\n      <link name=\"link1\">\n        <collision>\n          <origin xyz=\"0 0 ${height1/2}\" rpy=\"0 0 0\"/>\n          <geometry>\n            <box size=\"${width} ${width} ${height1}\"/>\n          </geometry>\n        </collision>\n    \n        <visual>\n          <origin xyz=\"0 0 ${height1/2}\" rpy=\"0 0 0\"/>\n          <geometry>\n            <box size=\"${width} ${width} ${height1}\"/>\n          </geometry>\n          <material name=\"orange\"/>\n        </visual>\n    \n        <inertial>\n          <origin xyz=\"0 0 1\" rpy=\"0 0 0\"/>\n          <mass value=\"1\"/>\n          <inertia\n            ixx=\"1.0\" ixy=\"0.0\" ixz=\"0.0\"\n            iyy=\"1.0\" iyz=\"0.0\"\n            izz=\"1.0\"/>\n        </inertial>\n      </link>\n    \n###  Note On Units\nAs per ROS [ REP 103: Standard Units of measure and Coordinate Conventions\n](http://www.ros.org/reps/rep-0103.html) , units in Gazebo should be specified\nin meters and kilograms. Gazebo could possibly be used with imperial units if\nthe constants such as gravity were changed manually, but by default gravity is\n9.81 m/s^2. When specifying mass, use units of kilograms.\n###  ` <collision> ` and ` <visual> ` elements"}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/50", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/50", "text_sha256": "19ca81e310532a1bd1bae75a085322e82dc3240e23ae65aec2efd8e83d4cc7e7", "gold_id": "gazebo_tag/tutorialstutrosurdfc_5.txt", "negative_ids": ["navsetplugin/tutorialstutsdformat_3.txt", "navsetplugin/tutorialstutsdformat_2.txt", "navsetplugin/tutorialstutsdformat_13.txt", "navsetplugin/tutorialstutsdformat_14.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "50"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6ec26ee10d72b4f1f29578d0528ebcddfcdbc59489a4815172c2038648c4a29a"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#452525 #c73f38 #fceccf #b5a93a #8f102f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#7fbf1f #f2f2f0 #fb96c0 #d94e81 #824b72", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#dfe8a1 #dfc543 #2e2634 #812154 #8dc9d8", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#890e24 #5c898f #86c5cc #9c6d4a #9c8d41", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#85a663 #556773 #1a2625 #1c1b26 #591837", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#5e251c #9e9989 #544f48 #363330 #ded042", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ffede0 #608771 #f5e072 #ff8220 #323438", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#bf0404 #f2cd9c #f28b66 #122426 #070d0c", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#b8d1fa #0476d9 #173f73 #011126 #0455bf", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#ff5900 #00fff5 #ff7300 #b33e00 #15b3ac", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#734e46 #bfa36f #f2dea2 #8fa1a6 #131f2f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#bbb7af #ddcca5 #292920 #777464 #a39e8d", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#a6372d #f2daac #6b7334 #59562a #261901", "b": "#567573 #2a343c #6e0600 #445830 #847132"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/84", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/84", "text_sha256": "d75f7f2dbd00f3765afb075a1fbc2afa4bfb9414671f39bee2ea5f722a9e20bf", "themes": [914, 2476], "ratings": [3, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 84}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "709a2b9494661b217a151dca69c63bd5abf808a42d64df08575d0370a7300fde"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#2e0f0d #9c8b49 #383a2f #465200 #6b4b22", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#2e0f0d #9c8b49 #383a2f #465200 #6b4b22", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#291412 #393d3d #c3cece #adb259 #332b10", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ffb299 #ffe559 #b8d941 #4c3617 #00ccb2", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ffd9bc #dbae8f #436c6e #0f4147 #09282b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#9aa6ae #5e6971 #faae7c #722f04 #ae612f", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#373b26 #e5dfc9 #b9814a #656b46 #3a3b51", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ff0dff #00e800 #ff0000 #ff530d #ffffff", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#4f3941 #6b1e2b #923d44 #b25753 #ff6755", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#91a6ff #91a6ce #91a69c #c8cc94 #fff28b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#4e87a3 #97c0c9 #bdb985 #7d7b5b #363c3d", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#7c6446 #ae3b43 #7a855a #b2be82 #fee498", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#050326 #150e40 #69396d #f229ac #bf0f70", "b": "#bf511e #6c3f44 #f9e3cc #952e05 #1d0914"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/1107", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/1107", "text_sha256": "42f0e6c6f5e70cd7abdf7d9321b6c4f80130e789931bdc9444eb132ea16fb14d", "themes": [9931, 5661], "ratings": [4, 5], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 1107}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5976382977742d23f9b74ab08f0b29cf1a2fd4f280ba99227b44c1f584dd78c9"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Sharpening knives", "context": "A woman wearing a tan apron is holding a knife and talking. She then shows an appliance on the table and tilts it upwards. she"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "turns a dial on the appliance and sets it back down.", "opt_2": "continues sliding the blade over the appliance.", "opt_3": "takes a quarter of an inch of the device and holds it against a piece of cake.", "opt_4": "removes a lemon from a jar and places it into a pot."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/1199", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_D_zM6YmlUnw", "text_sha256": "b5fa7d0595a96de4c934a241763f1fbc7b5ff276a9e7d9968e4023f5661ee5ae", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 93, "source_id": "activitynet~v_D_zM6YmlUnw"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e7828b97019bebe6a3a29849e8fc0a64c7150b08448bf41b7ba781be010367b4"}}
{"state": "Who is the user ranked third on today's user contribution leaderboard? What is the type of his/her most recent contribution? Is his/her most recent contribution in the QA category a question or an answer? If it's a question, was his/her question answered? If it was answered, what is the contribution score of the user who answered his/her question? If it's an answer, how many upvotes did his/her answer receive?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "get_answer_to_question: Fetches the answer to a given question from the Question Answered API using the provided RapidAPI key.", "tool_2": "Submit Test Answer: Submits the answer to a question, as part of a predefined test.", "tool_3": "Get Islamic Answer: Get an answer to an Islamic question from our Islam&AI bot", "tool_4": "Get Answer to Question: This endpoint fetches the answer to a single question.", "tool_5": "https://genius-song-lyrics1.p.rapidapi.com/leaderboard/: Leaderboard of users."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_music_query_1", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_music_query_1", "text_sha256": "4aafb62df29df61cdb3fe269f17a0487697e085509f92d28c1a7cecb983527f4", "gold_id": "webtools_music_tool_17", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_4953", "toolACE_tool_11672", "toolACE_tool_7978", "apigen_tool_3250"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:autotools-music/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "autotools-music", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3b2c7a608de126f9148d73ba381f3398c7a6a85ed41f03449b55689812f2004c"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nAccording to attachment theory, which of the following children is most likely to attach to a male psychologist, previously unknown to the child, in the course of a psychological study?\nA) An eight month old male infant raised by a single caregiver who frequently neglect the child\nB) A thirteen month old female infant raised by two caregivers who occasionally neglect the child\nC) A five month old male infant raised in a safe, stable environment\nD) A two month old female infant raised in a safe, stable environment\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-v1": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-v2": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null}, "label": "claude-instant-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-college-medicine.val.148", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-college-medicine.val.148", "text_sha256": "fa304e17ac93181d0e62eca4efb821940c541578e046201117b7f556c9158b6d", "eval_name": "mmlu-college-medicine", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-college-medicine.val.148"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "23c15a5f4eb765d0e14a92020406a4012ef1713c9882ab0b9f6988f6aa5a88eb"}}
{"state": {"fen": "r1bqk2r/ppppbppp/2n2n2/1B6/3Q4/4P3/PPPP1PPP/RNB1K1NR b KQkq - 4 5", "to_move": "black", "board": "8 r . b q k . . r\n7 p p p p b p p p\n6 . . n . . n . .\n5 . B . . . . . .\n4 . . . Q . . . .\n3 . . . . P . . .\n2 P P P P . P P P\n1 R N B . K . N R\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"a7a5": "black pawn a7-a5", "a7a6": "black pawn a7-a6", "c6d4": "black knight c6-d4 capturing the queen", "c6a5": "black knight c6-a5", "g7g5": "black pawn g7-g5", "e7a3": "black bishop e7-a3", "e7f8": "black bishop e7-f8", "c6b8": "black knight c6-b8", "f6h5": "black knight f6-h5", "e7c5": "black bishop e7-c5"}, "label": "c6d4", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/a3a722a92d16046a", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/a3a722a92d16046a", "text_sha256": "e548c1e537f497ed27ba3c1fcc31190b8e5497f54fd9023462ee319d57d45d80", "values": {"a7a5": 0.482517, "a7a6": 0.494477, "c6d4": 0.930595, "c6a5": 0.470577, "g7g5": 0.448633, "e7a3": 0.165189, "e7f8": 0.400105, "c6b8": 0.488036, "f6h5": 0.435013, "e7c5": 0.119269}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "r1bqk2r/ppppbppp/2n2n2/1B6/3Q4/4P3/PPPP1PPP/RNB1K1NR b KQkq - 4 5"}, "stratum": "opening", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2c1ec1326f0aee43be97f782c8645bb75bffca975ed67a7ff40e300925e16bc0"}}
{"state": "Among the top three users on today's user leaderboard, who has the most number of users they follow? Who has the most number of followers? Has the user with the most number of users they follow made any contributions to transcription? If so, what is the title of the song he/she most recently contributed to? How many followers does the author of this song have?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Get User Contributions (Unreviewed Annotations): Retrieve user contributions (unreviewed annotations) for a specific song from the Genius lyrics database.", "tool_2": "user_contributions_transcriptions: Fetches user transcription contributions from the Genius Song Lyrics API.", "tool_3": "Get User Contributions: Retrieve user contributions (questions and answers) related to songs from the Genius Song Lyrics tool.", "tool_4": "https://genius-song-lyrics1.p.rapidapi.com/leaderboard/: Leaderboard of users.", "tool_5": "Get User Contributions (Suggestions): Retrieve user contributions (suggestions) related to song lyrics from Genius."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_music_query_5", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_music_query_5", "text_sha256": "3f387e35707354738d467d9577803cf5ad722a781994736acebb39f620ff8a9f", "gold_id": "webtools_music_tool_17", "negative_ids": ["apigen_tool_3399", "toolACE_tool_10906", "toolACE_tool_8696", "toolACE_tool_8738"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:autotools-music/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "autotools-music", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "33a755318d093110b71b647e60ff863816f340a2abfb957a6a45a8ecfb83dc88"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#260b01 #401e01 #735026 #d9c873 #565902", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#bf7000 #ad5400 #911c17 #692b1c #704f01", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ebfff1 #a4c7c2 #fff1b2 #dbd79e #bbbf85", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#09bb7b #0ac5b6 #0a70c5 #093cbb #008dae", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#733434 #527674 #8c8b79 #f2f2e9 #50592f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#664121 #737139 #d1b8bf #ad93a5 #6b3b56", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ffbbb6 #2d3d2c #6c7c69 #cf4454 #e89695", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#f7d64f #ccbf64 #a1a671 #6b7f6b #393e40", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f7d64f #ccbf64 #a1a671 #6b7f6b #393e40", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ff9506 #32c3e0 #f7f0fd #05495a #081920", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#c6c800 #1c3664 #8400e6 #a0d92c #5e0061", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#ff003f #c42bbd #0095ff #00e811 #ffe502", "rating": 1}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#5c5349 #6ba34d #242836 #c2ded9 #ffffff", "b": "#fffdde #e5e8ca #f6ffeb #deffe2 #d0e8ca"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/234", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/234", "text_sha256": "769de57f6bb12e36de5a98befc9d61d9f1bbf04190ad7792d51b8939c65f8269", "themes": [2266, 856], "ratings": [3, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 234}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ad828016d24d8fed1a87146b0e7fd55d98a818d5b78429ef9710279ed301a8d1"}}
{"state": {"service": "A site to find cars in your area for rental needs", "dialogue": ["User: I need to rent a car", "System: Which city and when do you want to take the car? How long do you want to rent it?", "User: I want to take it from SF, from the 9th until 12th of March", "System: What time do you prefer to take the car?", "User: Around half past 3 in the afternoon", "System: I found 6 cars, one of these is a Standard car, a Altima available at SFO International Airport on March 9th", "User: I prefer an intermediate car", "System: There are 5 cars, one of these is a Standard, a Civic available at Salesforce Transit Center on March 9th", "User: I'd like a small car from 11th of March", "System: There are 5 cars, for example a Compact car, a Bolt available at Salesforce Transit Center on March 11th", "User: Ok, It's perfect! I want to book it!"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindRentalCar": "See a list of nearby cars to rent", "MakeCarBooking": "Make a car reservation based on your schedule", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "MakeCarBooking", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/2_00075/10", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/2_00075", "text_sha256": "f23b15382195173bdb9b8c6bbfc2cb6ace301184ef395c2936691b651fd04d2f", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "2_00075", "turn": 10}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f0cae89cd43fe135c6d4a939e31840687299d6b6dbb11d0f2300da4efcfe5928"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me open a bank account?\nAI: Sure, I can help with that. What account identifier would you like to use?\nUser: My email address, john@example.com\nAI: And what password would you like to use for the account?\nUser: Let's use \"abc123\"\nAI: Finally, what is your full name?\nUser: John Smith\nAI: Great, I will open a new bank account with the identifier john@example.com, password \"abc123\", and account holder name John Smith.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "SendEmail": "This API for sending email, given the receiver, subject and content."}, "label": "OpenBankAccount", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/180", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/OpenBankAccount-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "380e0d48d1b3c8e7024b4505d0f8bff005bad57e64d92ff6a30fb5a4f3954398", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 180, "file": "OpenBankAccount-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "OpenBankAccount", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a8fb24a673a66ec00f0373cdb71bcbe84db99e1228a36e46dbdbefa193fe9f5b"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "America First : Donald Trump Muscles Past Montenegro PM at NATO Summit"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Bodybuilder First : Donald Trump Muscles Past Montenegro PM at NATO Summit", "b": "America First : Donald Trump Muscles Past ibuprofen PM at NATO Summit"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/368-12885", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/368", "text_sha256": "f26accc58ee413684999164629528e02e03433df2e555ca04594669c6205b4de", "grades": ["1.6", "0.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "368-12885"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6e3132c5a354b8bc43fb0b119a6696a8b4df0dffcf2d3db4c0bc3c6347c5fd4a"}}
{"state": {"service": "Request a car ride from one location to another", "dialogue": ["User: I'm looking for something interesting to do.", "System: What location do you want to search in? Do you prefer any type of event?", "User: I'm looking for a music event in Rohnert Park.", "System: How about Aaron Lewis at SOMO Village Event Center on March 5th at 8:30 pm?", "User: What type of event is it?", "System: It is a country event.", "User: What is the address of the venue?", "System: The venue is located at 1100 Valley House Drive.", "User: Okay, that sounds great. I would like to purchase tickets.", "System: How many tickets do you need?", "User: I need two tickets.", "System: Okay, confirm the details. You want to purchase 2 tickets for Aaron Lewis at Rohnert Park on March 5th.", "User: Yes, that is correct.", "System: I have purchased the tickets.", "User: Thanks, I also need a cab to get there."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"CallDriver": "Order a cab to pickup and go to a destination", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "CallDriver", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/19_00100/14", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/19_00100", "text_sha256": "2fb77110c0ecb90e28255ba9064a2669be776ba030b36c527eb183abd64e1eb3", "schema_variant": "v3", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "19_00100", "turn": 14}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "64a4fe99321ea6a91d9e066aa19d838b86f01157badc82f7b0968eec51fa2532"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Sharpening knives", "context": "A man is seen holding a sharp knife in his hands while the camera zooms in and the man points to two boxes. he"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "places the blade into the box setting and then grabs a knife.", "opt_2": "speaks to the camera and leads into him talking and preparing a 2 inch blade and using it to sharpen.", "opt_3": "then glides the knife along the boxes and shows off the sharpened knife to the camera.", "opt_4": "then unwraps a rubik's cube and sticks the unpacked up cube on his body."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/43370", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_asWvAGhlbdQ", "text_sha256": "7b77c25abd3ecc201e5b39675348e47401c6f603110075471d66636bc479f0a2", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2828, "source_id": "activitynet~v_asWvAGhlbdQ"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "af4997ed93e378a06433b4b9de2e676bad3f65d53b62eab8760df8e920ba5762"}}
{"state": "I need to set an alarm for 9:00 AM to attend an online meeting about insurance. After the meeting, I want to purchase travel insurance from BestInsurance company. Then, send an SMS to my phone +1234567890 confirming the insurance purchase and that I am ready to book my flight. Finally, book a flight for me from New York to London on January 15, 2023.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "createSMS: Create a new SMS message", "tool_2": "FlightsLogic_Flight_FlightsLogic_Flight_API: FlightsLogic provides Flight API integration within your new or existing online travel website. Flight API integration connects travel agents and customers across the globe, extensively broadening your market reach. We deliver Flight API Integration Solution- one of the most reliable and most trusted Global Distribution Systems (GDS), that helps the travel portals get the best service suppliers …", "tool_3": "book_online_meeting: Book an online meeting and send invitations", "tool_4": "Send SMS: Sends a text message to a specified phone number using a specified provider.", "tool_5": "buy_insurance: Buy a specific insurance from a specific insurance company"}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/taskbench_daily_query_0", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/taskbench_daily_query_0", "text_sha256": "ba630ebc3bfe1b617d875f2d75c69266ee135c2687b9d5d7052b04b47b3a42c0", "gold_id": "taskbench_daily_tool_16", "negative_ids": ["ultraTool_tool_800", "toolACE_tool_2161", "toolACE_tool_1232", "toolbench_tool_9232"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:taskbench-daily/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "taskbench-daily", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "093eadf7326e37c948447070b3b81ab0861b434c692a39048a536c240a4d7dce"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What is the musical scale associated with C sharp major?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "walmart.purchase", "description": "Retrieve information of items from Walmart including stock availability.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"loc\": {\"description\": \"Location of the nearest Walmart.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"pack_size\": {\"description\": \"Size of the product pack if applicable. The size of the array should be equal to product_list. Default is an empty array\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"integer\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"product_list\": {\"description\": \"Items to be purchased listed in an array.\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}}, \"required\": [\"loc\", \"product_list\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "musical_scale", "description": "Get the musical scale of a specific key in music theory.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"key\": {\"description\": \"The musical key for which the scale will be found.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"scale_type\": {\"default\": \"major\", \"description\": \"The type of musical scale.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"key\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `walmart.purchase` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `musical_scale` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/multiple_169", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/multiple_169", "text_sha256": "552a6a24f850efb7a088466ea9f8e6d6792c5ab48feb9d04dd0cce4f3a6222f0", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_multiple.json", "id": "multiple_169"}, "stratum": "multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a2b8ce1561ebef5406535b92ec2faa166b810a6f2f7c3113decc9e883e3875e2"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#674846 #71544d #5a4a42 #675a46 #715e4d", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#f3ff9b #f28400 #ff3e1a #d90057 #1a141f", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#fdf6ff #f2ec7e #84cf75 #8b87e3 #000001", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#a68877 #d9ae89 #bf7330 #1f1f26 #0d090c", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#45323d #ccad5c #ccc285 #91915c #303d13", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a84745 #bd723c #ffc560 #778243 #4b8269", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a89254 #6b5e3a #bfc4d9 #292e40 #384573", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ffb500 #b36a26 #9b0003 #2f261d #554535", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ffed93 #d6e85b #aab22f #13291d #091919", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#d99d9d #d9cfb7 #468a74 #0b5859 #070a0d", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#523594 #823774 #a22c45 #b5412a #b86104", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#595950 #a3a17d #234f4f #2c736d #23918e", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#775c78 #5e998f #b3e8b9 #d0ff6c #e8d949", "b": "#291429 #572f2c #8c522c #ba923a #ffef00"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/70", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/70", "text_sha256": "411cdd9629948fb219065a219ee1ea9836a705b13dc50dce3a59e2b3325ece63", "themes": [235, 1591], "ratings": [2, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 70}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "fa5d042cc44ed8815e892ebbc6f84551e1bee2040b55257580d58e85b3194d1b"}}
{"state": "Neurologically, how does a thought terminate?\n\nWhat prevents my brain from holding the same thought forever, like a frozen computer?\n\nHow do neurons terminate a firing pattern and move onto the next?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "* [ Brain-Computer Interface  ](/applications/brain-computer-interface)\n* [ Neuroscience & Psychology Research  ](/applications/neuroscience-psychology-research)\n* [ Neuromarketing  ](/applications/neuromarketing)", "doc_2": "There are important differences in the cortical projections from the cortical\nmotor neurons. Those fibers originating from the primary motor cortex (area 4)\nterminate mainly in the spinal cord, synapsing directly on motor neurons. The\nrostral frontal motor areas do not terminate directly at the spinal cord. They\nsend fibers that terminate in various areas of the brainstem. Therefore they\ncontrol movements indirectly through the brainstem such as the tectospinal and\nreticulospinal tracts. It is also more understandable that they will control\nmore the proximal and axial muscles and movements.", "doc_3": "** Chaotic itinerancy  ** is a closed-loop [ trajectory\n](/article/Dynamical_Systems \"Dynamical Systems\") through high-dimensional [\nstate space ](/article/State_space \"State space\") of [ neural\n](/article/Neuron \"Neuron\") activity that directs the cortex in sequence of\nquasi-attractors. A quasi-attractor is a local region of convergent flows\n(attractant, absorbent) giving ordered, periodic activity and divergent flows\n(repellant, dispersive) giving disordered, chaotic activity between the\nregions.", "doc_4": "Brain–computer interface  [  [ edit\n](/w/index.php?title=Functional_near-\ninfrared_spectroscopy&action=edit&section=17 \"Edit section: Brain–computer\ninterface\") ]\n\nfNIRS has been successfully implemented as a control signal for [\nbrain–computer interface ](/wiki/Brain%E2%80%93computer_interface\n\"Brain–computer interface\") systems.  [20]  [21]  [22]  [23]  [24]", "doc_5": "I had the shock of my life yesterday. My 10 yr old daughter went missing after\nschool for an hour. I thought she had gone forever. I was hysterical and\nblacked out, and I also have concussion. I’m exhausted and tearful today. I\nfeel like ive been hit by a truck. I dont want to talk to or see anyone. Is\nthis a normal shock reaction?"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/39", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/39", "text_sha256": "26594800e32dd00705cf394c0ffd8a334026440d5dd112bd4ca75b2137bae3d0", "gold_id": "thought_terminate/Chaoticitinerancy_12.txt", "negative_ids": ["finger_motion/31194345_125.txt", "excessive_shock/7warningsignsacutestressreactionemotionalshockhtm_92.txt", "fnir/Functionalnearinfraredspectroscopy_20.txt", "fnir/fusionfnirseegbrainactivityresearch_20.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "39"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "48e4fd1ec52d4cf0c1e3f800697a2c3844f3da8d115831689da3ca2af3b48b49"}}
{"state": {"service": "Find and book an appointment with a specialty therapist", "dialogue": ["User: I need a therapist.", "System: What city? Do you need a psychiatrist or family counselor?", "User: I need a psychologist in Oakland.", "System: I found a psychologist at Alameda Children's Specialized in Oakland.", "User: What is the phone number?", "System: the phone number 510-383-5100.", "User: Cool. What is the weather suppose to be on the 9th?", "System: The average is 89 degrees with a 19 percent chance of rain.", "User: Ok, please make an appointment at that therapist that day.", "System: What time do you want to go?", "User: 4 in the evening would be best.", "System: Please confirm, appointment on March 9th at 4 pm at Alameda Children's Specialized.", "User: Yes, that is correct. What is the address?", "System: The address is 7200 Bancroft Ave # 125C. That appointment was unavailable but I found another appointment on March 9th at 3:30 pm at Alameda Children's Specialized.", "User: No.", "System: Anything else?", "User: No, that is all."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"MakeReservationWithTherapist": "Make appointment for therapist at specific time and date", "DiscoverTherapist": "View available therapy providers in a selected city", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/11_00086/16", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/11_00086", "text_sha256": "631fa4bda18396283e249f7cd1ef23b1f06a012c7e08cc5bb7c1dc25b41b9fca", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "11_00086", "turn": 16}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ba304fcde3f8170279a5c0acacea9c7cc38a7a00944ec8e9a50da3d4959a4e03"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me reschedule my appointment with Dr. Smith?\nAI: Sure, please provide me your appointment ID, new appointment date and doctor's name.\nUser: My appointment ID is 12345678, I want to change it to May 13, 2023 and the new doctor would be Dr. Lee.\nAI: Alright, let me modify your appointment.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge."}, "label": "ModifyRegistration", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/221", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-4.jsonl", "text_sha256": "4c023264e505220cb5daedff0a00271487fd283b44b2d32eb0391e097cf39d14", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 221, "file": "ModifyRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-4.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyRegistration", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d3645c6dde934384e29b9b38078e8fd4f4b49c58ab8d60d239dd78c37cb96684"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Calculate the circumference of a circle with radius 3"], "available_functions": [{"name": "geometry.circumference", "description": "Calculate the circumference of a circle given the radius.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"radius\": {\"description\": \"The radius of the circle.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"units\": {\"description\": \"Units for the output circumference measurement. Default is 'cm'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"radius\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `geometry.circumference` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/simple_12", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/simple_12", "text_sha256": "88c8ef6524be11819a43dccac534506d1811bb205c23712de483bb593cc0cc7c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_simple.json", "id": "simple_12"}, "stratum": "simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8c0c4e24167ad14e52b511d1df8a68869860b708cf5c07443c8068ba19ff8639"}}
{"state": "User: Can you answer a question about a document for me?\nAI: Sure, what's the document URL and your question?\nUser: The URL is https://www.example.com/article-4.txt and my question is \"What are the key features of this software?\"\nAPI-Request: [DocumentQA(url='https://www.example.com/article-4.txt', question='What are the key features of this software?')]->The question is too difficult to answer.\nAI: According to the document, \"Key features of this software include a user-friendly interface and powerful analytics tools.\" Is there anything else you want to know about the document?\nUser: Yes, can you tell me what platforms the software is compatible with?\nAPI-Request: [DocumentQA(url='https://www.example.com/article-4.txt', question='What platforms is this software compatible with?')]->The question is too difficult to answer.\nAI: The software is compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems, according to the document. Anything else you need help with?\nUser: Yes, can you tell me about the customer support for the software?", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "SpeechRecognition": "This API recognizes the speech from a given audio url.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "DocumentQA": "This API answers the question from a given document url.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username')."}, "label": "DocumentQA", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/390", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/DocumentQA-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "8de1335561c42fbebd93528dcc31841754a3c6ce1740ff04644b1a0a80803a91", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 390, "file": "DocumentQA-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "DocumentQA", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f6b055304703a8dc47a5e8e6b3ff90c970e0f00b27dcd0078bf56605aa126685"}}
{"state": {"fen": "6k1/R6p/3P2p1/2p5/7r/3K4/8/8 b - - 0 45", "to_move": "black", "board": "8 . . . . . . k .\n7 R . . . . . . p\n6 . . . P . . p .\n5 . . p . . . . .\n4 . . . . . . . r\n3 . . . K . . . .\n2 . . . . . . . .\n1 . . . . . . . .\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"h7h6": "black pawn h7-h6", "h4h1": "black rook h4-h1", "h4d4": "black rook h4-d4", "h4c4": "black rook h4-c4", "g8h8": "black king g8-h8", "g8f8": "black king g8-f8", "h7h5": "black pawn h7-h5", "h4g4": "black rook h4-g4", "h4h3": "black rook h4-h3", "h4b4": "black rook h4-b4"}, "label": "h4d4", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/770645bc91b9fae1", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/770645bc91b9fae1", "text_sha256": "579cbb5d584d14dc54534527aa9f9cb1e625793adf90aa90cd902939362ddfe4", "values": {"h7h6": 0.762642, "h4h1": 0.199116, "h4d4": 0.834303, "h4c4": 0.037018, "g8h8": 0.243409, "g8f8": 0.626954, "h7h5": 0.746973, "h4g4": 0.707588, "h4h3": 0.279631, "h4b4": 0.742774}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "6k1/R6p/3P2p1/2p5/7r/3K4/8/8 b - - 0 45"}, "stratum": "endgame", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "59ebd51b99039a793191fb7070512f5e976370b5b0c02dfc219cd011d2c28f31"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#825534 #e6d4a7 #a8ad80 #5d917d #36362c", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#ffc226 #e8a362 #ffc06a #fffccf #e8cb62", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ffc226 #e8a362 #ffc06a #fffccf #e8cb62", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#7f2f23 #212120 #574e23 #70652f #94863b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ad8948 #9e6f43 #754632 #453a2b #63562b", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#856d27 #b09134 #b8b674 #687028 #3b451d", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#d2d9a3 #a3bf4d #657356 #23261b #f0f2c2", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#d9e3c3 #a6ba9b #748c79 #4a635a #313823", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ff8284 #9fcbe8 #e3e8b9 #ff650c #ffa815", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#eafaf9 #bfd7d7 #66805d #23232b #14171c", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#fffdc2 #b5cc78 #57514a #7a5f5b #bf6c82", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#fffdc2 #b5cc78 #57514a #7a5f5b #bf6c82", "rating": 5}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#94870f #ffdd00 #078096 #22c5e3 #e80367", "b": "#580e0c #c7bda1 #9c9a79 #577270 #1e1b17"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/108", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/108", "text_sha256": "313d14ca10d6832c85a1d49804a25399308bdbf904010f9aa834da63d85e3d44", "themes": [1066, 1226], "ratings": [2, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 108}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "687953ea48dcabcfa01c0b8aade4382a42757f0271eda8bbe8f14f6d4d853c76"}}
{"state": "The bustling faculty lounge was brimming with anticipation as the annual school sports day loomed. This year, the responsibility of assembling the ideal team fell on my shoulders. The task at hand was to delegate roles to the right candidates, specifically Mary, Charles, and Lisa. The roles in question were twofold: participants, who would compete in the games, and organizers, who would ensure the smooth running of the event.\n\nCharles, whose weekends were dominated by community service, leading and volunteering for various projects, slipped into my mind first. He was industrious; no event seemed daunting to him. In the preceding year, he'd pulled off a successful school fundraiser single-handedly. Moreover, his athletics prowess was unmatched. His spirit seemed unstoppable, training rigorously every day after school and churning out stellar performances. The memory of him standing triumphant as a champion athlete at the previous year's inter-school sports day was fresh in my mind.\n\nHowever, the dynamic between Charles and Mary gloomed over my thoughts. He constantly bemoaned her lengthy formatting suggestions and their frequent arguments during team practices made the atmosphere tense. Mary herself was a determined character, but with a weakness for forgetting vital details pertaining to organized events. Though her enthusiasm for sports was undeniable, being an active member of a recreational badminton circle and a former basketball player, her organizing skills often left a lot to be desired, as evidenced by a poorly managed school project attributed to her.\n\nThen there was Lisa, her communication skills sharp and her organizing abilities commendable. She took charge of regular meetings within her book club and had even assisted in organizing a charity event, though it was small. She was good at games, having made it to the quarter-finals in singles in last year's inter-school sports day, but she didn't engage in sports as avidly as Charles. She did, however, share Charles' zeal for planning - they often deliberated game plans together. They seemed comfortable during team huddles; it was something that Charles openly appreciated about Lisa.\n\nHowever, a similar discord loomed between Lisa and Mary. The former often felt frustrated with Mary, who consistently challenged Lisa's ideas but was often reticent to accept any suggestion. This subtext of constant rivalry posed a challenge of its own.\n\nI frequented the edges of my decisions, looking at each individual with fresh eyes. Each had their attributes, and their shortcomings, but ultimately, they were all essential components of the event. Calculating, weighing the pros and cons, I started to crystallize my assignments. And the perfect fit, gradually became apparent to me.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Participants: Lisa, Organizers: Charles and Mary", "opt_2": "Participants: Mary, Organizers: Charles and Lisa", "opt_3": "Participants: Charles, Organizers: Lisa and Mary"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/90", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/90", "text_sha256": "d2f209c231fddc322a3d2c1075b38b0f06de3ec5c5746c41792a60c0394e63db", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 90}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bd65fd931d21240cde7e4ea04436643c52c30ebf5c084428ce179e491c1cad9c"}}
{"state": "Design a natural language processing model using text tokenization and vectorization. I need some preprocessing before dealing with classifiers.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "cl-tohoku/bert-base-japanese-char: Fill-Mask This is a BERT model pretrained on texts in the Japanese language. This version of the model processes input texts with word-level tokenization based on the IPA dictionary, followed by character-level tokenization.", "tool_2": "opus-mt-de-es: Translation A German to Spanish translation model based on the OPUS dataset and trained using the transformer-align architecture. The model is pre-processed with normalization and SentencePiece tokenization.", "tool_3": "cl-tohoku/bert-base-japanese: Fill-Mask This is a BERT model pretrained on texts in the Japanese language. This version of the model processes input texts with word-level tokenization based on the IPA dictionary, followed by the WordPiece subword tokenization.", "tool_4": "valhalla/t5-base-e2e-qg: Transformers This is a T5-base model trained for end-to-end question generation task. Simply input the text and the model will generate multiple questions. You can play with the model using the inference API, just put the text and see the results!", "tool_5": "universal-sentence-encoder: Embed text data The Universal Sentence Encoder encodes text into high-dimensional vectors that can be used for text classification, semantic similarity, clustering, and other natural language tasks. The model is trained and optimized for greater-than-word length text, such as sentences, phrases, or short paragraphs."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gorilla_tensor_query_31", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gorilla_tensor_query_31", "text_sha256": "9ba3879bb11619b3847934d7ae2207e7b9f772f06e77b313b6cb159553c41a02", "gold_id": "gorilla_tensor_tool_1", "negative_ids": ["gorilla_huggingface_tool_679", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_673", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_533", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_642"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gorilla-tensor/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "gorilla-tensor", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9c589dc919bc520d4d123c902973904a65251dffb7717a3d5fcafbe653e95016"}}
{"state": "Write a function to find the perimeter of a regular pentagon from the length of its sides.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.101", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.101", "text_sha256": "18eb6031b9c1ce2c74f08a081ab8a474ccfdb9d445fba6bb973f44fbcccab216", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.101"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "dbd81a3fbe742c47731a0ead0c2d4251dfe014f0ae2a67c830ca07355edd9e06"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Hillary Clinton Supporters Filed a Complaint Against Bernie Sanders — And Lost"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Hillary Clinton Supporters Filed a Complaint Against themselves — And Lost", "b": "Hillary Clinton Supporters Filed a Complaint Against kisses — And Lost"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/11404-5240", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/11404", "text_sha256": "de69e705f700e39f759cfdc1813a87de1e5d06ea6aa8bd88453c774706bc260b", "grades": ["3.0", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "11404-5240"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "be0dbfaa6ba797ea9665d4f1fb4e269c136d38c866571c5735c6130d632adfb2"}}
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This Agreement is divisible and separable so that if any provision(s) hereof shall be held to be invalid, such holdings shall not impair enforcement or validity of the remaining provisions hereof. If any provision is held to be too broad to be enforced, such provision shall be construed to create an obligation to the full extent allowable by law.\n14. Entire Understanding. This Agreement constitutes the entire understanding of the parties with respect to the specific subject matter of this Agreement and supersedes and replaces any and all prior understandings, arrangements and/or agreements, whether written or oral, relating to the Technology.\n15. Waiver. Waiver of any breach of this Agreement shall not be construed as a waiver of the underlying obligations of this Agreement.\n16. Right in Confidential Information. No license or other right is created or granted hereby, except the specific right to receive the Confidential Information and evaluate it as set forth herein, nor shall any license or any other right with respect to the subject matter hereof be created or granted except by written agreement signed by the duly authorized representative of each of the parties hereto.\n17. Modification. No addition to, deletion from, or modification of the provisions of this Agreement shall be permitted or shall be binding upon a party hereto unless made in writing and signed by each party.\n18. Assignment. 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{"state": {"passage": "Rakuten plays 5G cloud-native Symphony with Robin.io. Robin.io , the Kubernetes storage startup with a 5G edge infrastructure operations and management software stack, has been snapped up by Rakuten Symphony. Rakuten, regarded as Japans version of Amazon, is an online retail company that owns mobile carrier Rakuten Symphony, originally Rakuten Mobile. The Symphony business unit was spun off in August 2021 and has both 4G/5G technology and services in its portfolio. Rakuten Symphony CEO Tareq Amin said in a statement: We plan to continue to invest into Robin.ios cloud-native portfolio of products to further advance our capabilities and offer the most advanced and highly integrated cloud platform mobile operators demand. Edge cloud requirements are unique and critical as mobile operators transition to 5G. The next era of digital experience requires another level of performance, responsiveness and consistency that enables telecom operator and enterprise transformation to be safely accelerated while creating a platform to support the next 10 years of experiences. Robin.io diagram Robin.io was founded in 2013 by CEO Partha Seetala and has raised $86m in venture capital funding. It has more than 70 patents for its cloud-native storageand associated technologies, and started collaborating with Rakuten in 2019 when Rakuten Mobile used Robin.io in production for the Japanese deployment of the worlds first end-to-end fully virtualised cloud-native mobile network. Robin.io has petabyte-size deployments with its software running on tens of thousands of servers in production. Rakuten said that the addition of Robin.ios multi-cloud mobility, hyper automation and orchestration capabilities to the Rakuten Symphony portfolio allows the creation of highly efficient, consistent high performance cloud infrastructure and operations, from edge to central data centre. The new business unit wants to accelerate and strengthen the complete end-to-end automated cloud offering for customers across the globe. Seetala, who will become president of Rakuten Symphonys Unified Cloud business unit, said: I am delighted that Robin.ios technology innovations over the last several years will now get a much bigger canvas to lead the vision for cloud-native transformation for the industry. Our vision to deliver simple to use, easy to deploy hyperscale automation is very well aligned. The acquisition terms are confidential and the deal is subject to closing conditions. As Robin.io is apparently doing extremely well and has unique cloud-native, 5G edge automation technology, we might expect a 4x or 5x return for its investors", "question": "TAGS What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"product launching & presentation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"company description\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"participation in an event\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"alliance & partnership\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"m&a\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1168", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/c8f7626c329d6392f441", "text_sha256": "a1f811705fb4c00263ca5ccbddcf92bf6a1f623085e542464e3c8418ac2ead2a", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1168}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "37c3740b473ad92141702eeef03ca24bcb611f77621ab546ee9255059f24cbc9"}}
{"state": "Under Evelyn's watchful eye, Oliver and Peter worked in earnest. Oliver, on the brink of his dream music school audition, was practicing with a fervor known only by those striving to fulfill their passion. His violin bow, tucked safely inside the case, awaited the rigorous practice session that was about to unfold. Peter, meanwhile, had been gallantly stepping in, offering his unwavering support and backslaps of encouragement to his friend in need. Evelyn was supervising them, like the seasoned captain of a musical ship, ensuring everyone knew where all the necessary items were. Tucked neatly within the classroom drawer sat the music sheets, their familiar melody etched on the paper stood as testament to the hours spent in preparation. Now, all the pieces were in place. All three were aware of the music sheet's location in the drawer, the violin bow in the case, their readiness palpable in the air.\n\nTaking care to not disturb Oliver's focus, Peter carefully relocates the music sheets to the piano bench, providing him a clear reference for the tune he was preparing to perform. In a fervor of passion and high notes, Oliver stood, eye lids pulled calmly down over his eyes as he painted the upcoming piece in the canvas of his mind. Oliver's nervous fingers brushed over the smooth surface of the violin. The lesson was tense with the electric buzz of an upcoming audition, a sense of urgency yet excitement was palpable. Every chord, every note, every vibration reverberating with the determination of a music school applicant. Meanwhile, Peter was navigating through a vast ocean of tension and apprehension, warily skidding around Evelyn's protective aura as he mapped the room in his mind. As he moved around with evident determination, the experienced eyes of Evelyn kept a steady watch, her presence a calming anchor amidst the rising storm of anxiety.\n\nThough his nerves were evident, Oliver carefully extracts the bow from its nestled position in the case and connects it smoothly with the strings of his violin. The practice room fills with the vibrant hum of Oliver's purpose, the room echoing the timeless connection between artist and instrument. With an intensity that mirrored the significance of Oliver's approaching audition, Peter took on a role of vigilant support. Occupying the valuable space next to Oliver, Peter attentively kept Oliver under his watch, prepared to offer assistance with any necessary adjustments in preparation. Around them, the ever-watchful Evelyn perpetually studied the movements of all the instruments. Her attention divided, not only between the palpable intensity of Oliver's practice and Peter's admirable dedication to friend but also on ensuring the utmost care was taken regarding all instrumental proceedings in her trust. The pressure of the room was as finely tuned as the strings upon which Oliver's future would soon play its tune.\n\nSystematically, Evelyn retrieved the music sheets from the drawer and moved them to the stand, meticulous in her desire to provide Oliver with optimum conditions for his practice. The significance of the music sheets, now in their rightful place, rang clear as the notes that would soon fill the room. Engrossed in his pensive practice, Oliver gave just the necessary amount of attention to his musical companion in his hands. The delicate tension of its strings was purely intricate and required a measure of focus that was equally as fine. Peter, conscious of his friend's intense focus, stepped back to a supportive distance, guiding Oliver through calming breathing exercises that infused a steady rhythm into the otherwise tense air.\n\nEvelyn's watchful gaze did not falter in its attentive vigilance, ensuring all things were in order as the silence of preparation gave way to the orchestrated rhythm of performance. Under her watchful eye, every movement made was purposeful and ritualistic, imbuing the room with a profound sense of anticipation.\n\nBehind them, the room was filled with a silent symphony as Oliver's potential melody began to echo in anticipation. Peter studied his friend's practice with reverent eyes, as he maintained a steady rhythm in their shared space, embodying unwavering confidence and support in the face of the upcoming audition.\n\nAnd so it came to be, with Evelyn's meticulous arranging of the hushed classroom and its objects, Peter's unwavering companionship and guidance, and Oliver's thorough concentration and commitment, their symphony of preparation unfolded into a crescendo of shared mastery and dedication. Imbued with anticipation, the audition stage awaited to resonate with the music born of their collective dedication. 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{"state": "User: Can you help me change my account password?\nAI: Sure, I can help with that. Can you confirm your username and old password for authentication?\nUser: My username is user1 and my old password is user1pass.\nAI: Alright. To change your password, I need a token for authentication. Let me retrieve it for you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/152", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyPassword-ForgotPassword-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "8d5a508f27840c02f2670814e143bcb60ba2edc8a840c3e0f844c0103136f318", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 152, "file": "ModifyPassword-ForgotPassword-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "394867fa08793068da723579745ea4d202944d78a373b8ed0a49a0c0c718434a"}}
{"state": "User: Can you search the definition of the word \"plethora\" for me?\nAI: Sure, searching for \"plethora\"...\nAPI-Request: [Dictionary(keyword='plethora')]->[{'partOfSpeech': 'noun', 'definitions': [{'definition': '(usually followed by of) An excessive amount or number; an abundance.', 'synonyms': [], 'antonyms': [], 'example': 'The menu offers a plethora of cuisines from around the world.'}, {'definition': 'An excess of red blood cells or bodily humours.', 'synonyms': [], 'antonyms': []}], 'synonyms': ['glut', 'myriad', 'slew', 'superfluity', 'surfeit'], 'antonyms': []}]\nAI: Here's what I found: \"a large or excessive amount of something.\" Can I help you with anything else?\nUser: Yes, can you give me the synonyms for \"plethora\"?\nAI: Let me check for synonyms of \"plethora\"...", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"SearchEngine": "This API searches for a given keyword for search engine.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "BookHotel": "This API orders a hotel room. Two rooms are ordered if the number of adults is greater than 2. Only one order can be made at same time.", "Dictionary": "This API searches the dictionary for a given keyword.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "Wiki": "This API for searching a keyword in Wikipedia."}, "label": "Dictionary", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/159", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/Dictionary-level-1-4.jsonl", "text_sha256": "ac645712db9dab4994cadb595838a4be8910cb7ce3c7f9d078ff0d03b4ebe6f9", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 159, "file": "Dictionary-level-1-4.jsonl"}, "stratum": "Dictionary", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "65d4d7117ca467190aea5c7700326c60f6caa01a3c2e1180c91d6e65eb0fafd5"}}
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{"state": "Fruit peels as alternative to store-bought fertilizer?\n\nI've read somewhere that (organic) banana peels make a good fertilizer. You simply cut them up into small pieces and bury those around the plants in your garden.\n\nBut how effective are banana peels compared to an organic fertilizer you'd buy from a store? Could I feed my roses and herb and vegetable garden with only banana peels and have similar results as with store-bought fertilizer?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "* [ Exotic Herb Seeds ](/collections/exotic-herb-seeds)\n      * [ Exotic Vegetable Seeds ](/collections/exotic-vegetable-seeds)\n      * [ Indian Herb Seeds ](/collections/indian-herb-seeds)\n      * [ Indian Vegetable Seeds ](/collections/indian-vegetable-seeds)\n      * [ Microgreen Seeds ](/collections/microgreen-seeds)\n      * [ Microgreen Seeds (Organic) ](/collections/organic-microgreen-seeds)\n      * [ Vegetable / Herb Seeds (Organic) ](/collections/organic-vegetable-seeds)\n      * [ Vegetable / Herb Seeds (Heirloom) ](/collections/heirloom-vegetable-seeds)\n      * [ Vegetable / Herb Seeds (Imported / Hybrid) ](/collections/imported-hybrid-vegetable-seeds)\n      * [ Vegetable / Herb Seeds (OP / Desi) ](/collections/op-desi-vegetable-seeds)\n      * [ Vegetable Seeds Can be Grown in Pot ](/collections/vegetable-seeds-can-be-grown-in-pots)\n      * [ Herb Seeds Can be Grown in Pots ](/collections/herb-seeds-can-be-grown-in-pots)\n    * [ Flower Seeds ](/collections/flower-seeds)", "doc_2": "First you’ll need to eat some oranges! To get some good sized pieces of peel,\nI find it easiest to cut the orange into segments before peeling as there’s\nless chance of the peel tearing into small pieces.", "doc_3": "**To start your garden,** use a general vegetable fertilizer. For vegetables,\nwe use herb and vegetable plant food with a 3-4-4 number. For tomatoes, we use\na separate fertilizer with a 3-4-6 ration, which also contains calcium to help\nprevent blossom-end rot.", "doc_4": "Fantastic! I’m going to buy cheap terracotta urns to bury all over the garden.\nIf the plants don’t use that water, then the soil lifeforms will surely\nappreciate it.", "doc_5": "Are banana peels higher in potassium and magnesium than the fruit itself?\nSort\nProfile photo for Assistant\nAssistant\n ·\nBot\nBanana peels do contain higher amounts of potassium and magnesium compared to the fruit itself. While the peel is not typically consumed, it does have nutritional benefits. However, it's important to note that the peel also contains more fiber and other compounds that may not be as palatable as the fruit."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/70", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/70", "text_sha256": "6b4f1d00b8263d6cb3000439b9e3f61616fba0378735e7a7b51488ab362c6971", "gold_id": "banana_peel/Arebananapeelshigherinpotassiumandmagnesiumthanthefruititself_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["non_organic/howfertilizeyourvegetablegarden_53.txt", "orange_peel/orangepeeldecorations_22.txt", "asparagas/ollasunglazedclaypotsforgardenirrigation_104.txt", "water_plant/top10waterplantstobeautifyyourhome_149.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "70"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e72a74a9fff24380437bdbba74c5cb66ef1901ed16ac4ec63df3b8aa035e0668"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "President Trump says he will create ' safe zones ' in Syria"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "President Trump says he will create ' safe slides ' in Syria", "b": "President Trump says he will create ' safe laundromats ' in Syria"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/13053-221", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/13053", "text_sha256": "983433ccbf3ce54a4b44bf50092895652042133abe582e982db8b26c77ea363f", "grades": ["1.2", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "13053-221"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0550b574e2cad31e3e9fd8946f0e62a7ce2b4785d27f2ed6e8e412a9aff8d846"}}
{"state": "Dennis's home just burned down, but luckily Donald's was spared. So, now _ is grateful.\nA) Donald\nB) Dennis\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "claude-v1": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null}, "label": "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.1134", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.1134", "text_sha256": "7bfba999b0a1c35fa90f8880c6e77c5cb9dce005c571124fc2201ee53bad1f90", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.1134"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "58660715058a435898b9b181b7b74bd5d169055ac289b5682f4762ac17a49aff"}}
{"state": "Book a Regular ride for 3 persons to 7880 Wren Avenue and inquire about the cost.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "EstimateTool: used to estimate the duration and cost of tasks", "tool_2": "getride: book a cab for any destination, number of seats and ride type", "tool_3": "MissingPersonSearchTool: search for missing persons in the database", "tool_4": "getAllVersesFromChapter: Retrieve all verses from a specific chapter of a given book of the Bible.", "tool_5": "RegexMatcher: matches regular expressions in text"}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/appbench_query_16", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/appbench_query_16", "text_sha256": "a122b1fd750d9481706b1ef1c7de555f9cf874431b65f0ed30faba5cca7338cb", "gold_id": "appbench_tool_4", "negative_ids": ["tool_be_honest_tool_240", "tool_be_honest_tool_173", "toolalpaca_tool_78", "tool_be_honest_tool_355"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:appbench/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "appbench", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8db3bd22f811e977c1b2b93941edfe8d23547e055048ac7fc431e331bf057503"}}
{"state": "User: Can you please help me query a reminder for \"Attend meeting\" on March 18th, 2023 at 10:30am?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. To query a reminder, I need your token, which is a security code that confirms your identity. Can you provide me with your username and password?\nUser: Yes, my username is \"newuser\" and my password is \"newpass\".\nAI: Thank you. Let me retrieve your token.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='newuser', password='newpass')]->{'token': 'l9k8j7h6g5f4d3s2a1'}\nAI: Alright, I found your token. Now, please tell me the exact date and time of the meeting.\nUser: March 18th, 2023 at 10:30am.\nAI: Great, and what's the content of the reminder?\nUser: \"Attend meeting\".\nAI: Perfect. Let me check if the reminder exists.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date.", "AddReminder": "The API for adding a reminder item includes content and time.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryMeeting": "This API allows users to query the information of a meeting.", "DeleteReminder": "The API for deleting a reminder item includes content and time.", "QueryReminder": "The API for querying a reminder item includes content and time.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set."}, "label": "QueryReminder", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/108", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryReminder-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "59c6e8f9d5e82ffeed2f6f13afbab4e90e64d6f69e927d5d88a22699b03480f3", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 108, "file": "QueryReminder-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryReminder", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b1125a4db4c15ee989849caa6f2cda4d41d38c2be507579adfe4ea21abb1c1fd"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: show me today's date using the echo %date% command"], "available_functions": [{"name": "cmd_controller.execute", "description": "Executes a given command using the os.system() function specifically for Windows operating systems. For multiple commands, separate them with '&&'. For complex tasks, create and run a .bat file.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"command\": {\"description\": \"The Windows command line instruction(s) to be executed. Use '&&' between commands for multiple instructions. For complex sequences, encapsulate the logic within a .bat file and provide the execution command here.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"command\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `cmd_controller.execute` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_simple_171-99-5", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_simple_171-99-5", "text_sha256": "7ccbfef0382469b53da4f175396a4ea4816936e2545f1e0090db25e2fdbffa04", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_simple.json", "id": "live_simple_171-99-5"}, "stratum": "live_simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "840186975ce16586eb766095ed96726737aff767ee03b11a1f105da038f0e6e3"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Utilization of offshore mobile rigs inthe Gulf of Mexico climbed by 2.1 pct last week to 38.9 pct,reflecting a total of 91 working rigs, Offshore Data Servicessaid. One year ago, the Gulf of Mexico utilization rate was 32.5pct. Offshore Data Services said some drilling contractors hadreported recent increases of about 1,000 dlrs a day on largejackup rigs, which now command rates of 11,000 to 12,000 dlrs aday. In the European/Mediterranean area the rig utilization raterose 0.6 pct to 53.6 pct, against 67.3 pct one year ago. Worldwide rig utilization rose by 1.2 pct to 57.7 pct,reflecting a net increase of eight working rigs. Offshore DataServices said a total of 419 rigs were in use worldwide and 307were idled last week", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"nat-gas\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"acq\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"crude\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"corn-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"inventories\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"lei\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/779", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/2ce4225c09ecb075e39c", "text_sha256": "6d40ea599d190a3cf029fb3872234412d0c68dc6c474841715710ed8c8cee500", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 779}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2149b2d018a1ce0756f1166432fe871278e1fad28e3a2c8359f5233d9651e676"}}
{"state": {"fen": "r3r1k1/1b3p1p/5R1B/2p5/p5q1/3P4/PPP3PP/2K2R2 b - - 1 22", "to_move": "black", "board": "8 r . . . r . k .\n7 . b . . . p . p\n6 . . . . . R . B\n5 . . p . . . . .\n4 p . . . . . q .\n3 . . . P . . . .\n2 P P P . . . P P\n1 . . K . . R . .\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"g4g3": "black queen g4-g3", "a8a6": "black rook a8-a6", "b7c6": "black bishop b7-c6", "a4a3": "black pawn a4-a3", "b7g2": "black bishop b7-g2 capturing the pawn", "g4g2": "black queen g4-g2 capturing the pawn", "e8c8": "black rook e8-c8", "g4e2": "black queen g4-e2", "g8h8": "black king g8-h8", "g4f5": "black queen g4-f5"}, "label": "a8a6", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/0c2a110963428122", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/0c2a110963428122", "text_sha256": "43fd128d02c78c8af0f5800e9ae4cbf2bdec64327ac129b58fd5c5d63299380a", "values": {"g4g3": 0.223008, "a8a6": 0.89909, "b7c6": 0.855049, "a4a3": 0.866516, "b7g2": 0.873184, "g4g2": 0.852289, "e8c8": 0.803222, "g4e2": 0.861761, "g8h8": 0.853674, "g4f5": 0.152407}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "r3r1k1/1b3p1p/5R1B/2p5/p5q1/3P4/PPP3PP/2K2R2 b - - 1 22"}, "stratum": "middlegame", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bed8edf3e4b2a4b1956e84dc351e8d013a781886dfbda19f434e0c7e3403017c"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Ignore the Bombast . Trump Gave a Conventional Speech"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Ignore the Bombast . Trump sang a Conventional Speech", "b": "Ignore the Bombast . Trump Gave a Conventional screech"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/11590-9141", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/11590", "text_sha256": "8c5b0513e8abd5ccc9ea4a0c239183401be287af33ac628833720574cd2a5f36", "grades": ["0.4", "1.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "11590-9141"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "30350aeff1d267967094985e3e4c45307a5e1e9449de3c44e2bf4691cc51ad71"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: I need to review the sequence of events for a vulnerability in our system. Can you retrieve the analysis for project with UUID SUPERFANCY, component AB1010CD, and vulnerability ef903ac-893-f00?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "analysis_api.AnalysisApi.retrieve_analysis", "description": "Retrieves the trail of analysis for a given project, component, and vulnerability based on their respective UUIDs.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"component\": {\"description\": \"The unique identifier (UUID) of the component within the project.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"project\": {\"description\": \"The unique identifier (UUID) of the project.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"vulnerability\": {\"description\": \"The unique identifier (UUID) of the vulnerability associated with the component.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"project\", \"component\", \"vulnerability\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `analysis_api.AnalysisApi.retrieve_analysis` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_simple_69-33-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_simple_69-33-0", "text_sha256": "77f03c2f3cc31d2f9a0b268900735bc90e6061f4196f1179fd17819200841ea0", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_simple.json", "id": "live_simple_69-33-0"}, "stratum": "live_simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2a002170d191c58a87f6acebe38239e333ee733be1d3cb5406947805fdec3db8"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me with some basic math problems?\nAI: Sure thing! What do you need help with?\nUser: What is the result of (9+6)*3?\nAI: Calculating...\nAPI-Request: [Calculator(formula='(9+6)*3')]->45.0\nAI: The result of (9+6)*3 is 45. Is there anything else I can help you with?\nUser: Can you help me with calculating the area of a rectangle?\nAI: Definitely! What is the length and width of the rectangle?\nUser: The length is 5 and the width is 10.\nAI: Calculating...", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "Calculator": "This API provides basic arithmetic operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user."}, "label": "Calculator", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/69", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/Calculator-level-1-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "e563544b5c5c6a27b7f9f895064f80ed001ddeba14db9f1e5563deb357bcf484", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 69, "file": "Calculator-level-1-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "Calculator", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5bbea67f569e8a38024fe643edaf3c7b931e1ab663f39aa8c1c7420a81f71780"}}
{"state": "Why is there no spring based energy storage?\n\nI'm wondering about kinetic energy storage for homes. Imagine a concrete plate resting on hundreds of firmly attached sturdy springs, and a couple of electric winches attached to the top.\n\nTo store energy, pull up the plate. To release energy, release the plate. Springs store energy with the square of the displacement.\n\nWhat part of this won't work?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "* [ All-electric new homes FAQ  ](https://www.energy.vic.gov.au/households/save-with-all-electric-home/all-electric-new-homes-faq \"All-electric new homes FAQ\")", "doc_2": "_How gondolas are built_ : Gondolas are sturdy cars with low side walls and\nopen tops. Imagine a boxcar cut in half horizontally, and you’ve got yourself\na gondola.", "doc_3": "Table 1. Energy data on spring-based energy storage systems.\nReference Power density Gravimetric energy density Volumetric energy density\nSteel coiled spring [26] - 0.14 kJ/kg 1080 kJ/m3\nCNT yarn spring [21] - 4.20 kJ/kg 4900 kJ/m3\nCNT yarn spring-driven\nelectromagnetic generator [14]\n2500 W/kg 0.88kJ/kg 1770kJ/m3\nTwisted CNT [22] - 8.30 kJ/kg -\nBatteries [5] 100-2000 W/kg 20-576 kJ/kg 54000-1.6·106 kJ/m3\nCompressed Air Energy Storage [5] - 12.60 kJ/kg 18000 kJ/m3\nFlywheel Energy Storage [5] 12000 W/kg 18-360 kJ/kg -\nSupercapacitors [5] 800-20000 W/kg 7-100 kJ/kg 36000 kJ/m3\nComparing CNT springs performances with those of other technologies, they lag behind the energy\ndensities of rechargeable batteries.\nThe order of magnitude of CNT springs’ energy densities is comparable with that of CAES, flywheels\nand supercapacitors. Even if at an early stage, CNT springs have a power density that is comparable to\nbatteries.\n3. Conclusion\nConventional mechanical springs coupled with electromechanical devices for energy storage and", "doc_4": "For example, steel shelves can easily be attached to wall corners instead of a\nfull-blown shelf that needs to be subject to rearrangement before it can fit.\nThese corner shelves are sturdy enough to carry items in varying sizes. Apart\nfrom this, steel furniture that has linear dimensions can easily fit into\nsmall spaces and can be stacked one on top of the other with relative ease,\nduring storage and room cleaning.", "doc_5": "Hybrid cars often feature regenerative braking systems, which convert kinetic\nenergy during braking into electric energy, further improving overall\nefficiency."}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/16", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/16", "text_sha256": "1dd54d87b963429b7167bbc84b14f6a836a51a9c3e94c21470e9849a39aa7ef0", "gold_id": "spring_store_energy/S187661021502576Xpdf_7.txt", "negative_ids": ["wood_metal/whygetsteelfurniture_21.txt", "energy_bath/top10energysavingtips_19.txt", "car_rail/tr181121railcartypeshtm_75.txt", "hybrid_cars/theprosandconsofowningahybridcar_29.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "16"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c6d2f07ad03f29cf094844fda06519729d779973b4020b9f6be21c8517547b91"}}
{"state": "Lisa, a passionate antique collector, was distraught over the recent theft of her beloved locket. To retrieve it, she had no choice but to hire Kevin, a private investigator renowned for his meticulous work. His badge rested confidently in his coat pocket, a quiet testament to his credibility. Meanwhile, Lisa's friend Jenny was present to lend a hand, helping her organize her priceless collectibles. An exquisite antique vase, symbolic of Lisa's fine taste, resonated a subtle gleam from its place in the showcase even in its enforced solitude. Even as they faced the adversity, they were all keenly aware of the positions of these objects. This marked the beginning of their collective pursuit to recover the stolen locket.\n\nWhile discussing the case details, Kevin methodically placed his private investigator's badge on the office desk, a deliberate move aimed to reassure Lisa of his expertise and to instil confidence in his ability to retrieve her precious locket. Simultaneously, Jenny found herself occupying the telecommunication area, in a different room, diligently making a call to the security company arranging for the upcoming upgrade. Across the hall, Lisa was engrossed in a book she found about locket recovery techniques, her eyes not wavering from the possibly enlightening content. The urgency of the situation resonated in each action they took, and surely enough an air of anticipation filled the room. Each one of them engrossed in their individual responsibilities, mirroring the gravity and urgency in their current aims. Jenny continued her discourse with the security company while the book held Lisa captive.\n\nCarefully, Lisa lifted the intricate antique vase, its ornate patterns more meaningful to her now than ever. As she gently placed it inside the safe, she hoped her other treasures would soon be as secure as this one when the new security system was installed. Amidst the hustle, Kevin could be found pouring extensively over a stack of pertinent case files spread out on a nearby table. Stacks of them lay across the table - each page filled with detailed accounts of similar thefts along with the specifications of stolen objects. These revelations, indications of a much larger, intricate web of antique thefts, demanded Kevin's complete, undivided attention. The room was filled with earnest concentration, the energy resonating throughout as the individuals worked, their minds bustling just as much as their bodies. Lisa and Jenny rode a similar wave of industriousness as they carefully sorted Lisa's remaining treasures, the proximity between the two indicating their collaborative effort. As their story unfolded, the anticipation of their looming objective was heavily apparent in their actions.\n\nGently cradling the antique vase in her hands, Jenny moved it towards the packing box. This was done to clear a much-needed space: the new security system was arriving tomorrow and her dear friend Lisa would need all the room she could get! In another part of Lisa's antique-infused abode, Kevin was huddled in a separate room, technology linking him to his team as they dissected the puzzling case of the stolen locket on a video call. The room, detached from the location of the upheaval, served as a silent sanctuary for Kevin to meticulously strategize. The dialogue filled the air with the collective throb of expert minds ciphering ways to salvage Lisa's precious locket. \n\nSimultaneously, Lisa was engrossed in a detailed scrutinization of the locket's display area. Careful observation revealed not just a barren space, but the ghostly absence of her treasured artifact. This area, away from the hustle and bustle of packing elsewhere, echoed with silence. It was a palpable, void-like silence, a harsh reminder of the violation her collection had undergone and the imperative need for an upgraded security system.\n\nWith every item gently moved and every memento gingerly packed, Jenny helped forge the path for security reinforcements. Her actions rung loud with solidarity, offering both physical assistance and moral support to her distressed friend. As the day drew to a close, a sense of impending change was palpable, signaling the dawn of a new era of heightened security and all-encompassing hope to retrieve what was lost. Indeed, the shadow of the missing locket loomed over everything, serving as a reminder of the event they were all united against, but also the catalyst for the security overhaul that would prevent such an incident from happening again.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which location is the most likely place Jenny would look to find the private investigator badge given the story?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "coat pocket", "opt_2": "office desk", "opt_3": "packing box", "opt_4": "safe", "opt_5": "showcase"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_object_placements"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/object_placements/156", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/object_placements/156", "text_sha256": "9d85018a332434fc52b0957534e66ed05b8bd0203beeb83a1ec915078f39cf31", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:object_placements.csv", "row": 156}, "stratum": "object_placements", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5201a558d22e4eeb21cbfafec487b28670f2f964b4a98969aa7998ab21effab8"}}
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{"state": "The fisherman wanted to put the rock in the pond but the _ was too small.\nA) rock\nB) pond\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.1059", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.1059", "text_sha256": "a8b07f6dbdc2e14a9c266f1d7c696f26a73b7afbfa4c34f203260af808e2821b", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.1059"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "26614938b752e24b959fa1cf152cb8f35abdfb4fb2ad8c56b5f7f4db531b4d52"}}
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{"state": "User: I forgot my password. Can you help me reset it?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. May I know your username and email address?\nUser: My username is admin and my email address is admin@example.com.\nAI: Okay.\nAPI-Request: [ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='admin', email='admin@example.com')]->970420\nAI: I have initiated the password reset process. You'll receive a verification code in your email shortly.\nUser: Great, I have received the verification code. What should I do next?\nAI: Now we need to reset the password using the verification code. Can you please provide me the verification code and the new password you want to set?\nUser: The verification code is 970420 and the new password is mynewpassword.\nAI: Perfect.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "SendEmail": "This API for sending email, given the receiver, subject and content.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account."}, "label": "ForgotPassword", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/327", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ForgotPassword-ModifyPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "3d27f10d32d025a2ab4a2bf00a6f4973e50662728a28114dd78acd21fe04b841", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 327, "file": "ForgotPassword-ModifyPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ForgotPassword", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b57e00ca2097fa866492a863e0e345cad4e79ce2815e98b7679a9eb21e8de225"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Can you find me any upcoming rock and jazz concerts for the next month in San Francisco, California and New York, New York?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "concert_finder", "description": "Locate upcoming concerts based on music genre in specified city and state.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"location\": {\"description\": \"The city and state to find concerts.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"music_genre\": {\"description\": \"Music genre of the concerts.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"time_period\": {\"default\": 30, \"description\": \"Number of days to search upcoming concerts.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\", \"music_genre\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `concert_finder` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_43", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_43", "text_sha256": "a1eeddc414d13941aec14e59102263d06b9b82927e4abdb6d0bae0184a8a84c8", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel.json", "id": "parallel_43"}, "stratum": "parallel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "567154f86caa3c153ba93d97bc959a8b4ee88a04c4e9a2f690c16819a261e9c3"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: I need to add 'Hi charlie' to my list of tasks."], "available_functions": [{"name": "todo", "description": "Manages a todo list by allowing the user to add, delete, or mark tasks as completed.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"content\": {\"description\": \"The content or description of the task for the specified action.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": {\"description\": \"The type of action to be performed on the todo list. 'add' to add a new task, 'delete' to remove an existing task, or 'complete' to mark a task as completed.\", \"enum\": [\"add\", \"delete\", \"complete\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"type\", \"content\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `todo` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_simple_65-29-5", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_simple_65-29-5", "text_sha256": "e529518fd22b4cbd57ee0291e2a80f5ccea2e0656b568425bcfc7df9f3655679", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_simple.json", "id": "live_simple_65-29-5"}, "stratum": "live_simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bbb0994be4edfcc8ff1be259496309251a8bb7a0a3013a59b328caee7bf0129b"}}
{"state": "I'm sending a package to my friend in New York, but I'm not sure if I have the correct address. Can you check if this address is valid and deliverable? Here's the address: 123 Main St, Apt 4B, New York, NY, 10001.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Broadway: Search for shows that are currently playing on Broadway in New York City.", "tool_2": "Requests: Library for sending HTTP requests.", "tool_3": "getFriendList: Retrieve a user's Steam friend list.", "tool_4": "verifyUSAddress: Verify a given US address to ensure it meets USPS standards and is deliverable.", "tool_5": "SSLChecker: Used to check whether the SSL certificate is valid."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolalpaca_query_84", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolalpaca_query_84", "text_sha256": "7bc0e505e56eab16e7874379420949c91dd984447f6f966771f061a3b1ae68b5", "gold_id": "toolalpaca_tool_92", "negative_ids": ["metatool_which_tool_59", "tool_be_honest_tool_640", "tool_be_honest_tool_690", "toolalpaca_tool_443"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolalpaca/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "toolalpaca", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ef990aa8e81467973bfc15f411eaa4995b615dfb91da8e280d5d525d619ba93e"}}
{"state": "NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\n This Non-Disclosure Agreement (the \"Agreement\") is entered into as of July 26, 2002 by and between Big Sky Transportation Company (\"Big Sky\") and Mesaba Holdings, Inc. (\"Holdings\").\n In connection with a potential transaction (the \"Transaction\") between Holdings and Big Sky, Big Sky has and will furnish to Holdings certain information (\"Information\") including but not limited to financial, marketing and operational information, and such other information necessary for Holdings to evaluate the transaction. The term \"Information\" shall mean all information that Big Sky has furnished or is furnishing to Holdings, whether furnished before or after the date of this Agreement, whether tangible or intangible and in whatever form or medium provided, as well as all information generated by Holdings or by its Representatives, as defined below, that contains, reflects or is derived from the furnished information.\n In consideration of Big Sky's disclosure to Holdings of the Information, Holdings agrees that it will keep the Information confidential and that the Information will not, without the prior written consent of Big Sky, be disclosed by Holdings or by its officers, directors, employees, agents or representatives (collectively, \"Representatives\"), in any manner whatsoever, in whole or in part, and shall not be used by Holdings or by its Representatives, other than in connection with evaluating the Transaction. Moreover, Big Sky agrees to transmit the Information only to such of its Representatives who need to know the Information for the sole purpose of assisting Holdings in evaluating the Transaction and who are informed of this Agreement.\n Notwithstanding the foregoing, the above restrictions shall not apply to the following:\n(i) Information that is publicly available at the time of disclosure (through no act of Holdings of any of its Representatives);\n(ii) Information that is disclosed to Holdings by a third party that did not disclose it in violation of a duty of confidentiality;\n(iii) Information that was known to Holdings before such Information was provided to it or its Representatives by or on behalf of Big Sky;\n(iv) disclosures that are required to be made by Holdings or any of its Representatives under legal process by subpoena or other court order or other applicable laws or regulations (provided, however, that Holdings makes reasonable efforts to provide copies of such Information to, or informs Big Sky before disclosure), or that are requested by Big Sky.\n Without the prior written consent of Big Sky, neither Holdings nor its Representatives shall disclose to any person the fact that Holdings has received any Information or that discussions or negotiations are taking place concerning the Transaction, including the status thereof. Likewise, without the prior written consent of Holdings, neither Big Sky nor its Representatives shall disclose to any person the fact that Holdings has received any Information or that discussions or negotiations are taking place concerning the Transaction, including the status thereof.\n Big Sky and Holdings agree that, at the conclusion of their review of the Information, or within three business days of the other's request, all copies of the Information, in any form whatsoever, will be delivered by Holdings and its Representatives to Big Sky.\n Neither Big Sky nor any of its Representatives has made or makes any representation or warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of the Information. Holdings agrees that neither Big Sky nor any of its Representatives shall have any liability to it or to any of its Representatives resulting from the provision or use of the Information.\n Each party acknowledges that it has been informed that the other party is a publicly-traded corporation and that the Information and the Transaction must be secured from any use or dissemination until such time as proper disclosure can be provided to shareholders and the securities markets in order to protect the interests of shareholders of each party and so that the rules and statutes pertaining to information about and trading in publicly held securities can be followed. During\nsuch time as the parties are involved in discussions or negotiations concerning the Transaction and for a period of at least 60 days after conclusion thereof, neither party shall engage in any transactions whatsoever regarding the common stock of the other, whether publicly traded or privately held, registered or nonregistered, including, but not limited to, buying, selling, taking or granting options in or making or receiving offers or tender offers to buy, sell, trade, or exchange any stock of the other, without the express written consent of the other and without first fully complying with all applicable securities laws and regulations and the rules of all exchanges upon which the stock of each respective party is traded, provided however, that the foregoing shall not be construed to limit the right of either party to invest in mutual funds or other commercially available investment vehicles that may acquire the stock of the other party.\n Each party acknowledges and agrees that in the event of any breach of this Agreement by it, the other would be irreparably and immediately harmed and could not be made whole by monetary damages. Accordingly, it is agreed that, in addition to any other remedy to which it may be entitled at law or in equity, each party shall be entitled to an injunction of injunctions (without the posting of any bond and without proof of actual damages) to prevent breaches or threatened breaches of this Agreement and/or to compel specific performance of this Agreement, and that neither party nor any of its Representatives will oppose the granting of such relief.\n No failure or delay by either party in exercising any right, power or privilege hereunder shall operate as a waiver thereof, nor shall any single or partial exercise of any such right, power or privilege preclude any other or further exercise thereof.\n Big Sky and Holdings agree that, unless and until a definitive agreement between them with respect to the Transaction has been executed and delivered, neither Holdings nor Big Sky will be under any legal obligation of any kind whatsoever with respect to the Transaction by virtue of this or any other written or oral expression by either party or by any of their respective Representatives except, in the case of this Agreement, for the matters specifically agreed to herein. This Agreement may be modified or waived only by a separate writing by Holdings and Big Sky expressly so modifying or waiving such Agreement.\n This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Minnesota applicable to contracts between residents of Minnesota that are to be wholly performed within such state. Big Sky and Holdings hereby irrevocably and unconditionally waive the right to a jury trial in connection with any claim arising out of related to this Agreement, the Information, or the Transaction.\n In witness whereof, this Agreement has been executed as of the date first written above.\nBIG SKY TRANSPORTATION CO.\nBy: /s/ KIM B. CHAMPNEY\nIts: President and CEO\n MESABA HOLDINGS, INC.\nBy: /s/ ROBERT E. 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{"state": "April 25, 1997\nRichard A. Bearse\nSenior Vice President, Planning and Development\nUnited Dominion Industries\n2300 One First Union Center\n301 South College Street\nCharlotte, NC 28202-6039\nDear Mr. Bearse:\nYou have requested information regarding lmo Industries Inc. (the \"Company\", \"us\" or \"we\") in connection with your consideration of a possible negotiated transaction with the Company (a \"Possible Transaction\"). In consideration of our furnishing you with the Evaluation Materials (as defined below) you agree as follows:\nCONFIDENTIALITY OF EVALUATION MATERIALS\nYou and your representatives (as defined herein) will treat confidentially any information (whether written or oral) that either we or our financial advisor, Credit Suisse First Boston Corporation (\"CSFB\"), or our other representatives furnish to you in connection with a Possible Transaction involving the Company, together with analyses, compilations, studies or other documents prepared by you, or by your representatives which contain or otherwise reflect such information or your review of, or interest in, the Company (collectively, the \"Evaluation Materials\"). You recognize and acknowledge the competitive value of the Evaluation Materials and the damage that could result to the Company if the Evaluation Materials were used or disclosed except as authorized by this Agreement.\nThe term \"Evaluation Materials\" includes information furnished to you orally or in writing (whatever the form or storage medium) or gathered by inspection, and regardless of whether such information is specifically identified as \"confidential\". The term \"Evaluation Materials\" does not include information which (i) is or becomes generally available to the public other than as a result of a disclosure by you or your representatives, (ii) was or becomes available to you or your representatives on a non-confidential basis from a source other than the Company or its representatives, provided that such source is not to your knowledge prohibited from disclosing such information to you by a contractual, legal or fiduciary obligation to the Company or its representatives, or (iii) is independently developed by you.\nUSE OF EVALUATION MATERIALS\nYou and your representatives will not use any of the Evaluation Materials for any purpose other than the exclusive purpose of evaluating a Possible Transaction. You and your representatives will keep the Evaluation Materials completely confidential and will not disclose the Evaluation Materials, in any manner, in whole or in part; provided, however, that (i) any of such information may only be disclosed to those of your directors, officers, employees, agents, representatives (including attorneys, accountants and financial advisors), lenders and other sources of financing (collectively, \"your representatives\") who need to know such information for the purpose of evaluating a Possible Transaction between you and the Company (it being understood that your representatives shall be informed by you of the confidential nature of such information and shall be directed by you and shall agree to treat such information confidentially in accordance with this Agreement) and (ii) any other disclosure of such information may only be made if the Company consents in writing prior to any such disclosure. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, in the event that a Possible Transaction is not consummated neither you nor your representatives shall use any of the Evaluation Materials for any purpose. You will be responsible for any breach of this Agreement by your representatives.\nIn the event that you or any of your representatives receive a request or are required (by deposition, interrogatory, request for documents, subpoena, civil investigative demand or similar process) to disclose all or any part of the Evaluation Materials, you or your representatives, as the case may be, agree to (i) immediately notify the Company of the existence, terms and circumstances surrounding such a request, (ii) consult with the Company on the advisability of taking legally available steps to resist or narrow such request and (iii) assist the Company (at the Company's expense) in seeking a protective order or other appropriate remedy. In the event that such protective order or other remedy is not obtained or that the Company waives compliance with the provisions hereof, (i) you or your representatives, as the case may be, may disclose to any tribunal only that portion of the Evaluation Materials which you are advised by counsel is legally required to be disclosed, and shall exercise your best efforts to obtain assurance that confidential treatment will be accorded such Evaluation Materials and (ii) you shall not be liable for such disclosure unless disclosure to any such tribunal was caused by or resulted from a previous disclosure by you or your representatives not permitted by this Agreement.\nNON-DISCLOSURE\nThe disclosure of your possible interest in negotiating a transaction with the Company could have a material adverse effect on the Company's business if for any reason an agreement is not consummated. Accordingly, unless required by applicable law, you agree that prior to the closing of a Possible Transaction, without the prior written consent of the Company, you will not, and you will direct your representatives not to, disclose to any person either the fact that you have entered into this Agreement, that Evaluation Materials have been made available or that discussions or negotiations are taking place concerning a Possible Transaction between you and the Company or any of the terms, conditions or other facts with respect to any such Possible Transaction, including the status thereof. The term \"person\" as used in this letter shall be broadly interpreted to include, without limitation, any corporation, the Company, governmental agency or body, stock exchange, partnership, association or individual.\nRETURN OF DOCUMENTS\nUpon the Company's request, you shall promptly deliver to the Company or destroy all written Evaluation Materials and any other written materials without retaining, in whole or in part, any copies, extracts or other reproductions (whatever the form or storage medium) of such materials, and shall certify the destruction of such materials in writing to the Company. Notwithstanding the return or destruction of the Evaluation Materials, you and your representatives will continue to be bound by your obligations pursuant to this Agreement.\nNO UNAUTHORIZED CONTACT OR SOLICITATION\nDuring the course of your evaluation, you agree that all inquiries and other communications are to be made directly to CSFB or employees or representatives of the Company specified by CSFB.\nWithout the Company's prior written consent, the persons who are involved in the possible transaction will not for a period of two years from the date of this Agreement directly or indirectly solicit for employment any person who is now employed by the Company (or whose activities are dedicated to the Company) in an executive or management level position or otherwise considered by the Company to be a key employee.\nSTANDSTILL\nYou agree that until one year from the date of this Agreement, you will not without the prior approval of the Board of Directors of the Company (i) acquire or make any proposal to acquire any securities or property of the Company, (ii) propose to enter into any merger or business combination involving the Company or purchase a material portion of the assets of the Company, (iii) make or participate in any solicitation of proxies to vote, or seek to advise or influence any person with respect to the voting of any securities of the Company, (iv) form, join or participate in a \"group\" (within the meaning of Section 13(d)(3) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934) with respect to any voting securities of the Company, (v) otherwise act or seek to control or influence the management, Board of Directors or policies of the Company, (vi) disclose any intention, plan or arrangement inconsistent with the foregoing or (vii) take any action which might require the Company to make a public announcement regarding the possibility of a business combination or merger. Except as provided above, you also agree during such period not to request the Company (or its directors, officers, employees, agents or representatives) to amend or waive any provision of this paragraph.\nNO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY\nAlthough the Company and CSFB have endeavored to include in the Evaluation Materials information known to them which they believe to be relevant for the purpose of your investigation, you acknowledge and agree that none of the Company, CSFB or any of the Company's other representatives or agents is making any representation or warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy or completeness of the Evaluation Materials, and none of the Company, CSFB or any of the Company's other representatives or agents, nor any of their respective officers, directors, employees, representatives, stockholders, owners, affiliates, advisors or agents, will have any liability to you or any other person resulting from the use of Evaluation Materials by you or any of your representatives, except as may be set forth in a definitive sale agreement. Only those representations or warranties that are made in a definitive agreement relating to the Company (\"Sale Agreement\") when, as, and if it is executed, and subject to such limitations and restrictions as may be specified in such Sale Agreement, will have any legal effect.\nYou also acknowledge and agree that no contract or agreement providing for a Possible Transaction shall be deemed to exist between you and the Company unless and until a Sale Agreement has been executed and delivered by you and each of the other parties thereto. You also agree that unless and until a Sale Agreement between the Company and you with respect to a Possible Transaction has been executed and delivered by you and each of the other parties thereto, there shall not be any legal obligation of any kind whatsoever with respect to any such transaction by virtue of this agreement or any other written or oral expression with respect to such transaction except, in the case of this Agreement, for the matters specifically agreed to herein. For purposes of this Agreement, the term \"Sale Agreement\" does not include an executed letter of intent or any other preliminary written agreement, nor does it include any oral acceptance of an offer or bid by you.\nYou further understand and agree that (i) the Company and CSFB shall be free to conduct the process regarding a transaction involving the Company as they in their sole discretion shall determine (including, without limitation, negotiating with any other interested parties and entering into a Sale Agreement without prior notice to you or to any other person), (ii) any procedures relating to such sale may be changed at any time without notice to you or any other person and (iii) you shall not have any claims whatsoever against the Company, CSFB or any of their respective directors, officers, employees, stockholders, owners, affiliates, agents or representatives arising out of or relating to a transaction involving the Company (other than those as against the parties to a Sale Agreement with you in accordance with the terms thereof).\nLEGAL REMEDY\nYou understand and agree that the Company would be irreparably injured and that money damages would not be a sufficient remedy for any breach of this Agreement by you or your representatives and that the Company will be entitled to seek specific performance and injunctive relief as remedies for any such breach. Such remedies shall not be deemed to be the exclusive remedies for a breach of this Agreement by you or your representatives but shall be in addition to all other remedies available at law or equity.\nThis Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties hereto regarding the subject matter hereof. This Agreement may be changed only by a written agreement signed by the parties hereto or their authorized representatives.\nYou hereby irrevocably and unconditionally consent to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the United States of America located in the State of New York for any actions, suits or proceedings arising out of or relating to this Agreement and the transactions contemplated hereby (and you agree not to commence any action, suit or proceeding relating thereto except in such courts), and further agree that service of any process, summons, notice or document by U.S. registered mail to your address set forth above shall be effective service of process for any action, suit or proceeding brought against you in any such court. You hereby irrevocably and unconditionally waive any objection to the laying of venue of any action, suit or proceeding arising out of this Agreement or the transactions contemplated hereby, in the courts of the United States of America located in the State of New York, and hereby further irrevocably and unconditionally waive and agree not to plead or claim in any such court that any such action, suit or proceeding brought in any such court has been brought in an inconvenient forum.\nIt is understood and agreed that no failure or delay by the Company in exercising any right, power or privilege under this Agreement shall operate as a waiver thereof nor shall any single or partial exercise thereof preclude any other or further exercise of any right, power or privilege hereunder.\nThis Agreement shall be governed and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New York, without regard to the conflicts of law principles thereof.\nThis Agreement and all of your obligations hereunder shall expire five years after the date hereof.\nIf you are in agreement with the foregoing, please sign and return one copy of this letter, it being understood that all counterpart copies will constitute but one agreement with respect to the subject matter of this letter.\nVery truly yours,\nIMO INDUSTRIES INC.\nBy Credit Suisse First Boston\nCorporation,\nsolely as Company's representative\nBy: /s/ JONATHAN ROUNER\n------------------------------------\nJonathan Rouner\nDirector\nAccepted and agreed to as of the date hereof:\nUNITED DOMINION INDUSTRIES\nBy: /s/ RICHARD A. 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{"state": {"original_headline": "According to the friend of a murdered Russian watchdog , Putin is one of the richest men in the world"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "According to the friend of a murdered Russian watchdog , Putin is one of the richest men in the iceberg", "b": "According to the friend of a murdered Russian watchdog , Putin is one of the richest men in the subway"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/10978-9062", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/10978", "text_sha256": "392ed6d5635ff633a54c8b87875a43eeaa3af3e520ec82206e28fcf62aed1036", "grades": ["1.0", "0.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "10978-9062"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "25b9eba1191d5d99e9d5418c0af53622dc64413a636fb4f2da3d14f2ef089fdd"}}
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{"state": "User: Can you tell me the stock price of SQ on March 14th, 2022?\nAI: Sure, to query the stock price of a given stock, I need the stock code and the date. The stock code for SQ is SQ and the date you're looking for is March 14th.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "QueryMeeting": "This API allows users to query the information of a meeting."}, "label": "QueryStock", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/186", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryStock-level-1-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "796e327111087b7b92a37388bd2280837cee9f9a593cab5c9fb40c6b39622ce4", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 186, "file": "QueryStock-level-1-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryStock", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a9b429bc4c6eece20f3088a58576e0a030cee29bc4a0bf18904faf8157433506"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Robert Mugabe could contest election as corpse says wife"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Robert Mugabe could contest election as corpse says reaper", "b": "Robert Mugabe could contest dessert as corpse says wife"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/2199-5913", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/2199", "text_sha256": "424cf08c54428e8218dc3af0567875f3873bf2bcdb2176b87a35d9cbb7abf706", "grades": ["1.0", "0.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "2199-5913"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b19499271b4934e6914e65ebe1ad72066fe4aba6939a982183e3cd04eaf2c0ae"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nWhat World War I-era organization introduced decentralized publicity \"drives\" as a strategy to mobilize U.S. public opinion to support the war?\nA) The Red Cross\nB) The Council on Public Relations\nC) The Office of War Information\nD) The Creel Committee\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-v1": null}, "label": "claude-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-public-relations.val.47", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-public-relations.val.47", "text_sha256": "94ccfdce1b5ad5694b9d7030d6ec45c67eff0464737bb2db998a815a6a5a8b09", "eval_name": "mmlu-public-relations", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-public-relations.val.47"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6a771f9d72b51d16686777c97a9408ce93ce0df67b32dfd3d0a5bc0a71a5a598"}}
{"state": "User: Can you record my health data?\nAI: Sure, I can do that for you. What's your user ID?\nUser: My user ID is 1234.\nAI: Okay, what's the time of your health data?\nUser: It's on August 15, 2023 at 9:30 AM.\nAI: What health data do you want to record?\nUser: I want to record my blood pressure and heart rate.\nAI: Alright, I'm recording your health data now.\nAPI-Request: [RecordHealthData(user_id='1234', time='2023-08-15 09:30:00', health_data='[{'name': 'blood_pressure', 'value': '120/80'}, {'name': 'heart_rate', 'value': '80'}]')]->success\nAI: Your health data has been recorded successfully.\nUser: I need to register an appointment.\nAI: Of course. What's your name?\nUser: My name is John.\nAI: Who do you want to make an appointment with?\nUser: I want to make an appointment with Dr. Smith.\nAI: And on what date would you like to schedule the appointment?\nUser: September 5, 2023.\nAI: All right, your appointment with Dr. Smith on September 5, 2023 has been scheduled.\nAPI-Request: [AppointmentRegistration(patient_name='John', date='2023-09-05', doctor_name='Dr. Smith')]->34163717\nAI: Your appointment ID is 34163717.\nUser: I'm feeling ill and I'm experiencing fever. Can you help me identify my symptoms?\nAI: Of course. Let me look that up for you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user."}, "label": "EmergencyKnowledge", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/139", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/RecordHealthData-AppointmentRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-4.jsonl", "text_sha256": "674fd846b18ee79717d909625cc46e86e40711ce333b382a7836599d6ba8746d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 139, "file": "RecordHealthData-AppointmentRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-4.jsonl"}, "stratum": "EmergencyKnowledge", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "348b0f409d1485b193ade7c94873d4cfb1b202c65ba767806223dd327142db78"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: When will be sunset in Beijing today?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "calculate_sunrise", "description": "Calculate the time of sunrise for a specific date and location.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"date\": {\"description\": \"The date for which sunrise time needs to be calculated in YYYY-MM-DD format. If not provided, current date is considered. Default: 1998-12-03\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"format\": {\"description\": \"Format in which the time should be returned. If not provided, default format 'HH:MM' is considered.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"The location for which sunrise time needs to be calculated.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `calculate_sunrise` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/irrelevance_227", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/irrelevance_227", "text_sha256": "72c10320ec2d269845831b132d0982ca9fe6ace7ce35ac87c89bb855183c313b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_irrelevance.json", "id": "irrelevance_227"}, "stratum": "irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a9bce8c58ec9b51fe36c9205d867facf1e4298283a355a7b6a12446664eb0892"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Tai chi", "context": "A car is driving down a winding road. a man"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "is seen standing on a dirt ground, very still.", "opt_2": "is driving behind them, recording as they go.", "opt_3": "comes around and opens and closes a door.", "opt_4": "is leaning over painting the side of a car."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/25911", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_FLJzzot6F-s", "text_sha256": "a37d25890b2ea2bbcd46b4868aace1b823c4ed11a35bd7e2b1dabd4d568e4eb1", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1685, "source_id": "activitynet~v_FLJzzot6F-s"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cbd39ecc6bb16699eafcae593fcc74748d7eca9a06bb818fef50b3b729ed1909"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Skateboarding", "context": "Skateboarder to different tricks spinning their boards. People sit by a building and watch friends skateboard. the man"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "continue skateboarding until the end and stands.", "opt_2": "tell who will win and who will be left out of the championship.", "opt_3": "reads between the lines and narrates the video.", "opt_4": "does a trick and lands with one foot on the board."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/9855", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_t6f_O8a4sSg", "text_sha256": "92963f7290e47b5baf00ad81af88329869b6d60bcbe31ee93fac5f4871597053", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 699, "source_id": "activitynet~v_t6f_O8a4sSg"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ab65bd7c433b90470a75b5018e4ab3722bfddb4f0ee49b603db8e0552e7031d0"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Michael Flynn speaks out on guilty plea : ' I accept full responsibility for my actions '"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Michael Flynn speaks out on guilty plea : ' I accept full responsibility for my jokes '", "b": "Michael Flynn speaks out on guilty plea : ' I accept full payment for my actions '"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/12865-858", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/12865", "text_sha256": "2802489477653d8539cac5adff948200bbe02d1076e4cb28e329d073e38b9438", "grades": ["1.2", "1.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "12865-858"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "85d65942ed65cb650fccbdaaaa548a294f4af031bc894b3ee3fc37cdc15cd3ba"}}
{"state": {"activity": "River tubing", "context": "A woman gives a thumbs up as she goes rafting in a river. They go through small waterfalls, trying to stay upright. they"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "continue along the raging waters.", "opt_2": "get stuck at a water calm in mid-river, but then shake free.", "opt_3": "go back and forth for a while before the river lifts and they stop rafting.", "opt_4": "begin riding on rafts through mountains."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/45604", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_3OcAjx8e4LU", "text_sha256": "b8e871d41fe582d310cd92446293db459479ded7648ad913c3f4621d30400d21", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2977, "source_id": "activitynet~v_3OcAjx8e4LU"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3f9759056ec1271db90620419aac3b63e1cf04f230ab6022ea6b9769d777f910"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Gargling mouthwash", "context": "The man looks at the camera and then goes back to looking somewhere else and talking. then the cups they're both holding that has a blue liquid in it"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "go down their and shakes their hair out.", "opt_2": "are shown and a second cup is brought down where they're all gathered together and the men begin to drink and enjoy it as one by one begin bungee jumping off of a very high height and tipping their heads back.", "opt_3": "holds at the top.", "opt_4": "is then put into their mouths and they both gargle until they have lots of bubbles formed in their mouths."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/41915", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_Lo0EQXmaeXM", "text_sha256": "ca26dfa36efc354dd096be4bbf48eed6541267fe12e827b56ed60aed152d06f0", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2743, "source_id": "activitynet~v_Lo0EQXmaeXM"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6b90caa2cb892b2f2f475fceec645ca22977ed9e30b08064215644fe1d79c73b"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me modify my schedule for next week? I need to change the time and location of one of my events.\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. What is the content of the agenda you want to modify?\nUser: It's \"Pick up dry cleaning\".\nAI: Got it. What is the new time and location for this event?\nUser: The new time is March 23, 2pm and the new location is \"Laundry Time\".\nAI: Alright, I will modify the agenda for you. Let me check your token first. Can you please provide me your username and password?\nUser: My username is \"newuser\" and my password is \"newpass\".\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='newuser', password='newpass')]->{'token': 'l9k8j7h6g5f4d3s2a1'}\nAI: Great, I got your token. Now, let me modify the agenda for you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"AddAgenda": "The API for adding a agenda item includes content, time and location.", "ModifyAgenda": "The API for modifying a schedule item includes parameters for content, time, and location.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "QueryAgenda": "The API for getting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username')."}, "label": "ModifyAgenda", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/359", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyAgenda-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "f92d293adde9bda5bb9f280a8ab45af7fd76d9ef442d40544579721493c54bd1", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 359, "file": "ModifyAgenda-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyAgenda", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e0b725b79c94c62e61214c53577be192ba68f0a2d82b36ef173d5749517436c7"}}
{"state": "Given the fact that industries emit about 1.5 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide each year just in the US, why is it still such a small part of the atmosphere's composition (0.04%)?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "of more than 200 billion tons of carbon (i.e. gigatons carbon or GtC) in and out of the atmosphere throughout the course of each year.[93]  Atmospheric concentrations of CO2 remain stable over longer timescales only when there exists a balance between these two flows.  Methane (CH4), Carbon monoxide (CO), and other man-made compounds are present in smaller concentrations and are also part of the atmospheric carbon cycle.[94]\nNegative emissions[edit]\nMain articles: Carbon dioxide removal and Net zero emissions\nA number of", "doc_2": "Longitude of perihelion (deg)      102.94719  \nMean Longitude (deg)               100.46435\n\n\nNorth Pole of Rotation\n\nRight Ascension:  0.00 - 0.641T\nDeclination    : 90.00 - 0.557T\nReference Date : 12:00 UT 1 Jan 2000 (JD 2451545.0)\nT = Julian centuries from reference date \n\n\nTerrestrial Magnetosphere\n\nModel GSFC-1283\n\nDipole field strength: 0.306 Gauss-Re3\nDipole offset: 0.076 Re\nSurface (1 Re) field strength: 0.24 - 0.66 Gauss\n\nGeomagnetic Poles - Model WMM2020\n\nGeocentric Dipole: 80.65 N, 72.68 W\nMagnetic North Pole: 86.50 N, 164.04 E\n\n\nRe denotes Earth model radius, here defined to be 6,378 km\n\nTerrestrial Atmosphere\n\nSurface pressure: 1014 mb\nSurface density: 1.217 kg/m3\nScale height: 8.5 km", "doc_3": "<li>Ice loss from the Greenland Ice Sheet increased seven-fold from 34 billion tons per year between 1992-2001 to 247 billion tons per year between 2012 and 2016.</li>\n<li>Antarctic ice loss nearly quadrupled from 51 billion tons per year between 1992 and 2001 to 199 billion tons per year from 2012-2016.</li>\n</ul><p>As a result, the amount of sea level rise due to melting (with a small addition from groundwater transfer and other water storage shifts) from 2005–2013 was nearly twice the amount of sea level rise due to", "doc_4": "carbon in the modern atmosphere show a clear fingerprint of the addition of “old” carbon (depleted in natural radioactive&nbsp;<sup>14</sup>C) coming from the combustion of fossil fuels (as opposed to “newer” carbon coming from living systems). In addition, it is known that human activities (excluding land use changes) currently emit an estimated 10 billion tonnes of carbon each year, mostly by burning fossil fuels, which is more than enough to explain the observed increase in concentration. These and other lines of evidence point conclusively to the fact that", "doc_5": "ining[edit]\nFlaring and venting of natural gas in oil wells is a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions. Its contribution to greenhouse gases has declined by three-quarters in absolute terms since a peak in the 1970s of approximately 110 million metric tons/year, and in 2004 accounted for about 1/2 of one percent of all anthropogenic carbon dioxide emissions.[161]\nThe World Bank estimates that 134 billion cubic meters of natural gas are flared or vented annually (2010 datum), an amount equivalent to the combined annual gas consumption of Germany and France or enough to supply the entire"}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/77", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/77", "text_sha256": "e6bc661a874b51746571d2220a66512798d5b9adac958b57b7b4e99a322592d6", "gold_id": "co2_abundance/earthfact_html3.txt", "negative_ids": ["airborne_fraction/Greenhouse_gas4_23.txt", "temperature_anomaly/basic_of_climate_change4_10.txt", "falling_sea_level_in_hudson_bay/global_sea_level2_65.txt", "co2_breakdown/Greenhouse_gas_emissions2_80.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "77"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bbb545b6535ef8d8da17a19d17f5263990fb4739709052c23706a94272f99306"}}
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{"state": "CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ®\nCOMMERCIAL CONFIDENTIALITY AND NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\n(C.A.R. Form CML-CNDA, Revised 12/18)\n(Not For Use With One to Four Residential Properties)\nThis Commercial CONFIDENTIALITY AND NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT (“Confidentiality Agreement”) is given in connection with or in contemplation of that certain: □ Commercial Property Purchase Agreement, □ Business Purchase Agreement; □ Residential Income Property Purchase Agreement, □ Other_______________________________________________________________________________ dated _____________________ (“Agreement”), in which ____________________________________________ is referred to as “Buyer” and _______________________________________________________________________________ is referred to as “Seller” regarding:\n(Check All that Apply):\n□ that certain real property owned by Seller and to be sold to Buyer, commonly known as ______________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________, the “Property”.\nAND/OR\n□ a business owned by Seller and to be sold to Buyer, described as _______________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________, the “Business”.\nAND/OR\n□ that certain real property, together with any improvements located thereon, leased by Seller, and to be assigned to Buyer, pursuant to that certain lease dated, _______________________________________, (“Lease”) by and between Seller, as Tenant, and ____________________________________________________________________________, as Landlord (“Leased Property”). For purposes of this Confidentiality Agreement, the Leased Property shall be included within the definition of “Property”.\nThe implementation of the applicable Agreement as it relates to the Property or the Business, as the case may be, shall be referred to as the “Transaction”.\n1. DELIVERY OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION:\nA. □ Seller; OR □ Buyer is the Delivering Party or, if checked □: Both Seller and Buyer shall each be delivering Information to the other party. Consequently, each of Seller and Buyer shall be a Delivering Party and a Receiving Party as to that Information delivered or received by Seller or Buyer, as the case may be. This Confidentiality Agreement shall be mutual in the effect of the respective rights and obligations of the Delivering Party and the Receiving Party, as such rights and obligations specifically relate to the Seller and the Buyer in its role as a Delivering Party or a Receiving Party, as the case may be.\nB. “Delivering Party” has furnished, is furnishing, or will be furnishing, either directly or indirectly through a representative, to the other party (“Receiving Party”) or to the Receiving Party’s representatives, including without limitation, any agents, brokers, lender, appraisers, escrow, professional advisors, consultants, affiliates, officers, directors, partners, shareholders, accountants, legal counsel and employees (collectively, “Representatives”) of the Receiving Party, certain information, in whatever form or by whatever mode or medium whatsoever, about the Delivering Party, the Delivering Party’s Property or the Delivering Party’s Business, which, at the time of such delivery, was, is or will be identified as confidential information because it is either nonpublic, confidential or proprietary in nature. SuchF information provided, whether provided in documentary, oral, visual, electronic, tangible or any other form, including without limitation, in the form of designs, sketches, drawings, photographs, videotapes, specifications, blueprints, plans, studies, findings, computer printouts, computer disks, documents, memoranda, reports, notebooks, manuals, notes, contracts, correspondence, files, lists and other records, and the like, and all photocopies or other reproductions, together with any analysis, compilations, forecasts, studies, reports or other documents or information prepared, developed or concluded by the Receiving Party or its Representatives, which contains, is derived from, or otherwise reflects such information about the Property or the Business, as the case may be (“Work Product”), is hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Information”. Non-tangible information will be Information only to the extent that it is first disclosed in non-tangible form and is orally identified at the time of disclosure as confidential information and is summarized in tangible form conspicuously marked as “confidential information” and delivered to Receiving Party in such tangible form within thirty (30) days of the original disclosure. The parties acknowledge that the unauthorized disclosure to or use by any person or organization of the existence and content of the Information by Receiving Party would be detrimental and damaging to the Delivering Party. Accordingly, the parties wish to ensure that the Information provided by the Delivering Party will only be disclosed or used in strict accordance with the provisions of this Confidentiality Agreement.\n2. DISCLOSURES INCLUDED AND NOT INCLUDED IN INFORMATION:\nA. INCLUDED: Any Information disclosed, provided or delivered by Delivering Party to Receiving Party or its Representatives relating to the Transaction prior to the date of this Confidentiality Agreement shall also be subject to and governed by the terms of this Confidentiality Agreement to the same extent as any Information disclosed, provided or delivered after execution of this Confidentiality Agreement.\nB. NOT INCLUDED: The term “Information” shall not include any Information which:\n(1) The Receiving Party can show, by suitable written documentation, was already in its possession prior to receipt of such Information by Delivering Party;\n(2) The Receiving Party can show is or becomes public information or is otherwise generally available to the public, other than as a result of a disclosure by the Receiving Party or its Representatives;\n(3) The Receiving Party can show becomes or became available to the Receiving Party on a non-confidential basis from a source lawfully in possession of such Information (other than the Delivering Party or a Representative of the Delivery Party) which is not, to the knowledge of the Receiving Party, in breach of any agreement or prohibited from disclosing such Information to Receiving Party by a legal, contractual or fiduciary obligation to the Delivering Party; OR\n(4) Receiving party can show was independently developed by the Receiving Party entirely without reference to or under any further investigation of the Information.\n3. NO OBLIGATION TO EFFECT POTENTIAL TRANSACTION: Except for the provisions of this Confidentiality Agreement, which shall be binding upon full and due execution hereof, neither party shall be committed in any way with respect to the Property or the Business, unless and until a Transaction is entered into, and nothing provided herein shall be construed to imply or require that any agreements with respect to such a Transaction be executed.\n4. OBLIGATIONS REGARDING THE INFORMATION: In consideration of being furnished with the Information, the Receiving Party expressly agrees that:\nA. NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTIES: The Receiving Party agrees that it will use its own independent judgment in assessing the Information, and understands and acknowledges that the Delivering Party is not making any representations or warranties, of any kind whatsoever, express or implied, oral or written, as to the truth, accuracy or completeness of the Information, all such representations and warranties being hereby expressly disclaimed. The Receiving Party agrees that the Delivering Party and its Representatives, shall have no liability to the Receiving Party or to any other entity resulting from the use of, or reliance upon, the Information by any person or entity. B. MAINTAINING CONFIDENTIALITY: The Information shall be kept confidential in perpetuity, and in strict accordance with the provisions of this Confidentiality Agreement. The Receiving Party shall take all reasonable precautions to prevent the disclosure of the Information to any third party, without the prior written consent of the Delivering Party. The Receiving Party and its Representatives, shall not, without the prior written consent of the Delivering Party, (except as such disclosure is required by law, regulation, government regulatory authority, court order or other legal process, and then only strictly pursuant to the terms of this Confidentiality Agreement), disclose the Information in any manner whatsoever, in whole or in part. The Receiving Party and its Representatives, shall not use the Information, or otherwise appropriate the Information for its own benefit, either directly or indirectly, for any purpose other than the consideration, contemplation and evaluation of the Transaction. The Receiving Party agrees to reveal the Information only to those Representatives who need to know the Information for the purpose of the consideration, contemplation and evaluation of the Transaction and who are informed by the Receiving Party of the confidential nature of the Information. The Receiving Party shall be responsible for any breach of this Confidentiality Agreement by its Representatives.\nC. WRITTEN RECORDS: The Receiving Party shall keep a record of the written Information furnished to the Receiving Party and of the location of all such Information, including all photocopies or other reproductions, a copy of which record shall be made available to the Delivering Party upon written request.\nD. RETURN OF INFORMATION: All copies of the Information, in documentary or other tangible form, shall be returned to the Delivering Party immediately upon the earlier to occur of: (i) the abandonment of the Transaction; or (ii) the written request of the Delivering Party; provided, however, that the Receiving Party may retain the Receiving Party’s Work Product, and any Information which it is required to retain pursuant to law, regulation, government regulatory authority, court order or legal process, as determined by the reasonably supported written opinion of its legal counsel, an original of which legal opinion shall be delivered to the Delivering Party (“Retained Information”). The Retained Information shall be held by the Receiving Party, and kept confidential in strict accordance with the terms of this Confidentiality Agreement, or shall be destroyed, unless the Receiving Party is prohibited from destroying it. Any such destruction shall be confirmed in writing to the Delivering Party upon the Delivering Party’s request. Any and all oral Information shall continue to be held in strict accordance with this Confidentiality Agreement.\nE. COMPELLED DISCLOSURE: In the event that the Receiving Party or anyone to whom the Receiving Party transmits the Information pursuant to this Confidentiality Agreement, becomes legally compelled to disclose any of the Information, the Receiving Party shall provide the Delivering Party with prompt Notice so that the Delivering Party may seek a protective order or other appropriate remedy and/or waive compliance with the provisions of this Confidentiality Agreement. In the event that such protective order or other remedy is not sought, or if sought, is not obtained, or that the Delivering Party waives in writing compliance with the provisions of this Confidentiality Agreement, the Receiving Party shall furnish only that portion of the Information which the Receiving Party is compelled to disclose or else stand potentially liable for contempt or suffer any other censure or penalty, as determined by the reasonably supported written legal opinion of its legal counsel, an original of which legal opinion shall be delivered to the Delivering Party, and the Receiving Party shall exercise its best efforts to obtain an order or other reliable assurance that confidential treatment will be accorded the Information required to be disclosed.\nF. PROHIBITED CONTACTS: Absent the Delivering Party’s prior written consent, unless and until the Transaction is consummated, if ever, neither the Receiving Party nor its Representatives shall make (other than to its Representatives on a need to know basis, and except as may be required under Paragraph 4E): (i) any statement, or any public announcement, or any release to trade publications or to the press; (ii) any statement to any competitor, customer, supplier or any other third party; (iii) contact with or otherwise engage in any discussions or other contacts or communications with any person or entity, including without limitation any state or federal governmental entity or agency; (iv) any statement, comment, or posting on the internet or otherwise which includes any social media platform or anything that may result in information becoming available on the internet; which statements, contacts or communications are about the Transaction or Delivering Party or its Property or Business, or are intended to or likely would result in a person who or entity which has had contractual or business relations with the Delivering Party ceasing or refusing to do any further business with the Delivering Party (“Prohibited Contacts”). Notwithstanding the foregoing, the prohibited Contacts shall not include discussions or other contacts or communications, which do not directly or indirectly reveal the Information and are not directly or indirectly based upon the Information.\n5. INDEMNIFICATION:\nA. CLAIMS: Each of the Seller and the Buyer (“Indemnifying Party”) shall indemnify, defend, with counsel reasonably satisfactory to the other party, and hold the other party free, clear and harmless from and against any and all claims, demands, liens, agreements, contracts, covenants, actions, suits, causes of action, obligations, controversies, debts, fees, penalties, costs, expenses, damages, losses, taxes, fines, injuries, judgments, orders and liabilities, (including, without limitation, damage to property and injuries to or death of any person, reasonable attorneys' fees and expenses, consultants' fees and expenses, expert witness fees and expenses and court fees and costs), of whatsoever character, whether known or unknown, suspected or unsuspected (collectively, \"Claims\") arising out of or related to the failure by the Indemnifying Party or its Representatives to strictly and fully comply with the provisions of this Confidentiality Agreement.\nB. INDEMNIFIED PARTIES: The following parties shall be referred to herein, collectively, as the \"Indemnified Parties\" and, each individually, as an \"Indemnified Party\": (a) where the Indemnifying Party is the Seller, then the Buyer and the Buyer’s Representatives; and (b) where the Indemnifying Party is the Buyer, then the Seller and the Seller’s Representatives.\nC. PROCEDURE GOVERNING CLAIMS: The following obligations are imposed upon each Indemnified Party:\n(1) NOTICE OF CLAIM: Give prompt, Notice to the Indemnifying Party of any Claim, suit or proceeding for Claims of which an Indemnified Party becomes aware, provided that such Indemnified Party's failure to give prompt Notice shall not relieve the Indemnifying Party from its obligations hereunder; and\n(2) SETTLEMENTS OF CLAIMS: Refrain from entering into any settlements without the Indemnifying Party’s prior written consent, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed.\nD. COUNSEL: Each Indemnified Party shall have the right to be represented by additional advisory counsel of its own selection; provided, however, that such representation is at each Indemnified Party's own expense. If any Claim arises as to which the indemnity provided for in Paragraph 5 applies, and the Indemnifying Party fails to assume, within thirty (30) days after being notified in writing of the Claim, the defense of the Indemnified Party, the Indemnified Party may contest and settle the Claim, at the Indemnifying Party’s expense, using counsel selected by such Indemnified Party; provided, however, if the Indemnifying Party fails to provide a defense within thirty (30) days after such written Notice, but subsequently takes diligent steps to provide such a defense, then the Indemnified Party agrees to permit theF Indemnifying Party to assume the defense, so long as the assumption does not prejudice the Indemnified Party's position in the proceeding and, concurrently with such assumption, the Indemnifying Party shall reimburse each and every Indemnified Party for all reasonable costs and expenses theretofore incurred by them in connection with such proceeding.\nE. NON-PAYMENT: Any amount to which an Indemnified Party is entitled hereunder which is not paid by the Indemnifying Party within ten (10) days after written demand from the Indemnified Party (the \"Default Date\"), shall bear interest at ten percent (10%) per annum, or such lesser amount as shall be required by law, for each day from the Default Date until payment in full thereof (after, as well as before, judgment).\nF. THIRD PARTY BENEFICIARIES: Those parties comprising the Indemnified Parties who are not signatories to this Confidentiality Agreement shall be deemed third party beneficiaries hereof, but their signatures or consent shall not be required for any modification of this Confidentiality Agreement.\n6. MISCELLANEOUS:\nA. ABSENCE OF LICENSE: The provisions of this Confidentiality Agreement shall not be deemed by implication or otherwise to grant or convey to Receiving Party or its Representatives, any license or similar ownership right, title or interest in and to any Information.\nB. NOTICES: Any notice or communication required or permitted by this Confidentiality Agreement (“Notice”) shall be deemed sufficiently given if it is given in writing addressed as provided in the Notice information on the signature pages, and shall be effective upon the earlier of when it is actually received by the party to whom it is directed, or when the period set forth below expires (whether or not it is actually received):\n(1) If delivered personally, when it is delivered;\n(2) If transmitted by facsimile transmission (“Fax”), then, provided the party immediately sends a confirmation copy by first class mail, upon: (i) transmission to the party’s Fax number set forth below, with the party’s name and address set forth below clearly shown on the page first transmitted, and (ii) receipt by the transmitting party of written confirmation of successful transmission, which confirmation may be produced by the transmitting party’s equipment;\n(3) If transmitted by electronic mail (“Email”), one (or___) Day(s) After the email was sent provided that a copy of the notice is sent, on the same date, to email #2, the text number, or fax number set forth below;\n(4) If deposited with the U.S. Mail, post prepaid, as registered or certified mail and addressed to the party to receive it as set forth below, seven (7) days after such deposit;\n(5) If sent by recognized delivery service (e.g., Federal Express) addressed to the party at the address set forth below, upon delivery or refusal of delivery, as evidenced by such delivery service’s records. Each party may change its Notice information, by giving Notice of the change to the other parties as provided for herein, and the new Notice information shall become effective as provided above.\nC. CUMULATIVE REMEDIES: The rights and remedies of the parties as provided in this Confidentiality Agreement shall be cumulative and not alternative and are in no way intended to limit or waive, but are in addition to, any other rights or remedies available under applicable law or otherwise.\nD. INJUNCTIVE RELIEF: The parties acknowledge that if a party should default in any of its obligations under this Confidentiality Agreement, it would be impracticable to measure the resulting damages to the aggrieved party and it may not be possible to adequately compensate the aggrieved party for the resulting injury by means or monetary damages. Accordingly, without prejudice to the right to seek and recover monetary damages, the aggrieved party shall be entitled to seek and obtain specific performance of this Confidentiality Agreement or other injunctive relief, and the parties each waive any defense that a remedy only in damages would be adequate and any requirement for the aggrieved party to post any bond or other security in order to obtain such relief.\nE. WAIVER: Any party may in writing waive any provision of this Confidentiality Agreement to the extent such provision is for the benefit of the waiving party. No waiver by any party of a breach of any provision of this Confidentiality Agreement shall be construed as a waiver of any subsequent or different breach, and no forbearance by a party to seek a remedy for noncompliance or breach by another party shall be construed as a waiver of any right or remedy with respect to such noncompliance or breach.\nF. COUNTERPARTS: This Confidentiality Agreement may be executed in one or more separate counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original instrument, but all of which, taken together shall constitute one and the same entire agreement.\nG. APPLICABLE LAW: The Confidentiality Agreement shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the State of California.\nH. ENFORCEABILITY: It is the intention of the parties that the provisions of this Confidentiality Agreement shall be enforced to the maximum extent possible. Accordingly, if any of the provisions of this Confidentiality Agreement shall be determined by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid or unenforceable, such provisions shall be reformed by the court and enforced to the maximum extent possible. The invalidity or unenforceability of any particular provision of this Confidentiality Agreement shall not affect the validity or enforceability of any other provisions of this Confidentiality Agreement.\nI. ATTORNEYS’ FEES: In the event that any party hereto brings a judicial action or proceeding for a declaration of the rights of the parties under this Confidentiality Agreement, for injunctive relief, for an alleged breach or default, or for any other action related to the prosecution or defense of any claim, dispute or controversy between the parties arising out of this Confidentiality Agreement or the transactions contemplated hereby, whether or not suit is filed or prosecuted to final judgment, the prevailing party shall be entitled to reasonable attorneys' fees and costs, in addition to any other court costs incurred and any other damages or relief awarded.\nJ. AMENDMENTS: No amendment, change or modification of this Confidentiality Agreement shall be valid, unless it is in writing, is signed by all of the parties hereto, and expressly states that an amendment, change or modification of this Confidentiality Agreement is being made.\nK. ASSIGNMENT: This Confidentiality Agreement is not assignable, except with the prior consent of the Delivering Party(ies).\nL. CONSENTS AND APPROVALS: Unless expressly provided otherwise, wherever in this Confidentiality Agreement the consent or approval of a party is required, such consent or approval must be in writing, and it may be given or withheld in the sole and absolute discretion of such party.\nM. SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS: Subject to the limitation set forth in Paragraph 6K above, this Confidentiality Agreement shall be binding upon and shall inure to the benefit of the parties hereto and their respective successors and assigns.\n7. ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENTATION AND ISSUES:\nUNLESS THE BOX BELOW IS CHECKED AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES ADDENDUM (C.A.R. FORM EIA) IS ATTACHED HERETO, this Confidentiality Agreement does not address any environmental reports, documentation or information, nor does it confer any right in the Receiving Party to cause to be done any environmental assessments, testing or investigations of any kind or character regarding the Property or the Business, nor does it confer any right in the Receiving Party to access the Property or any Leased Property upon which the Business is conducted, for the purpose of collecting any environmental information or conducting any environmental investigations. □ AN ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES ADDENDUM (C.A.R. Form EIA) IS ATTACHED TO AND MADE PART OF THIS CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT.\n8. ENTIRE AGREEMENT:\nThis Confidentiality Agreement, together with the Environmental Issues Addendum, if attached, is intended to be the entire and complete understanding and agreement of the parties with respect to the subject matter of this Confidentiality Agreement, and any and all other prior agreements, understandings, discussions, negotiations or representations and warranties between the parties hereto, whether oral or written, expressed or implied, are hereby terminated, superseded and cancelled in their entirety, and are of no further force or effect.\nTHIS CONFIDENTIALITY AND NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENT HAS SIGNIFICANT LEGAL CONSEQUENCES. BROKERS ARE NOT ATTORNEYS AND DO NOT PROVIDE LEGAL ADVICE. PRIOR TO SIGNING BELOW, EACH PARTY SHOULD SEEK THE ADVICE OF THEIR OWN LEGAL COUNSEL AS TO THE CONSEQUENCES OF THIS CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT.\nEACH PARTY ACKNOWLEDGES THAT IT HAS HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO SEEK THE ADVICE OF LEGAL COUNSEL PRIOR TO EXECUTION OF THIS CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT AND HAS EITHER DONE SO OR HAS DECIDED NOT TO DO SO.\nTHIS CONFIDENTIALITY AND NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENT is executed as of ___________________________________________.\nSELLER:\n□ If Seller is an individual:\nSeller:___________________________________________________________________________________________________________\nSeller:___________________________________________________________________________________________________________\nOR, □ If Seller is an entity:\n___________________________________________________________________________________________________ (Name of Entity)\na __________________________________________________________________________________________________(Type of Entity)\nBy:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________(Signature)\nName:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________(Name)\nIts:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________(Title)\nBy:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________(Signature)\nName:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________(Name)\nIts:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________(Title)\nNotice Information for Seller:\nAddress:\n________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________\nTelephone:____________________________________ Text _______________________ Facsimile: _______________________________\nEmail #1 ______________________________________________ Email #2 ___________________________________________________\nBUYER:\n□ If Buyer is an individual:\nBuyer:___________________________________________________________________________________________________________\nBuyer:___________________________________________________________________________________________________________\nOR, □ If Buyer is an entity:\n___________________________________________________________________________________________________(Name of Entity)\na ___________________________________________________________________________________________________(Type of Entity)\nBy:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________(Signature)\nName:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________(Name)\nIts:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________(Title)\nBy:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________(Signature)\nName:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________(Name)\nIts:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________(Title)\nNotice Information for Buyer:\nAddress:\n________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________\nTelephone:____________________________________ Text _______________________ Facsimile: _______________________________\nEmail #1 ______________________________________________ Email #2 ___________________________________________________\nLISTING AGENT:\nListing Agent:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________\nBy:______________________________________________________________________________________________________________\nPrint Name:_______________________________________________________________ DRE License Number:_____________________\nNotice Information for Listing Agent:\nAddress:\n________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________\nTelephone:____________________________________ Text _______________________ Facsimile: _______________________________\nEmail #1 ______________________________________________ Email #2 ___________________________________________________\nSELLING AGENT:\nSelling Agent:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________\nBy:______________________________________________________________________________________________________________\nPrint Name:_______________________________________________________________ DRE License Number:_____________________\nNotice Information for Selling Agent:\nAddress:\n________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 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{"state": "Unresolved paradoxes or puzzles in financial economics\n\nWhat are some (unresolved) paradoxes or puzzles in financial economics?\n\nI am looking for paradoxes or puzzles like for example:\n\nThe equity premium puzzle (Mehra & Prescott, 1985).\nSiegel's paradox (Siegel, 1972).\nDividend puzzle (Black 1976)\nI am especially looking for some that were never resolved or only partially so, and I would also be interested in some reference that describes/identifies the puzzle or paradox.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Behavior that may be optimal for an individual, such as saving more during\nadverse economic conditions, can be detrimental if too many individuals pursue\nthe same behavior, as ultimately one person's consumption is another person's\nincome. Too many consumers attempting to save or pay down debt simultaneously\nis called the [ paradox of thrift ](/wiki/Paradox_of_thrift \"Paradox of\nthrift\") and can cause or deepen a recession. Economist [ Hyman Minsky\n](/wiki/Hyman_Minsky \"Hyman Minsky\") also described a \"paradox of\ndeleveraging\" as financial institutions that have too much leverage (debt\nrelative to equity) cannot all de-leverage simultaneously without significant\ndeclines in the value of their assets.  [356]", "doc_2": "Next comes the **Debt-to-Equity Ratio** , which divides the total liabilities\nby total shareholders' equity and identifies the relative proportions of debt\nand equity a company is using to finance its assets. These proportions give\ninsights into the firm’s capital structure. Below is its formula:", "doc_3": "* Microeconomic data cast doubt on some of the key assumptions of the model, such as: perfect credit- and insurance-markets; perfectly friction-less labour markets;  [note 2]  etc.\n* They had difficulty in accounting for some key properties of the aggregate data, such as: the observed volatility in hours worked; the [ equity premium ](/wiki/Equity_premium_puzzle \"Equity premium puzzle\") ; etc.\n* Open-economy versions of these models failed to account for observations such as: the cyclical movement of [ consumption ](/wiki/Consumption_\\(economics\\) \"Consumption \\(economics\\)\") and output across countries;  [8]  the extremely high correlation between nominal and real exchange rates;  [9]  etc.\n* They are mute on many policy related issues of importance to macroeconomists and policy makers, such as the consequences of different monetary policy rules for aggregate economic activity.  [2]", "doc_4": "* [ Economic growth ](/wiki/Category:Economic_growth \"Category:Economic growth\")\n* [ Paradoxes in economics ](/wiki/Category:Paradoxes_in_economics \"Category:Paradoxes in economics\")\n* [ International economics ](/wiki/Category:International_economics \"Category:International economics\")\n* [ Resource economics ](/wiki/Category:Resource_economics \"Category:Resource economics\")\n* [ Curses ](/wiki/Category:Curses \"Category:Curses\")", "doc_5": "Abstract\nThis paper develops a model that formalizes several connections between mergers, collusion, and competition policy. In equilibrium, firms may merge to make collusion sustainable when it cannot be sustained with the original set of firms. A rise in the probability of detecting and prosecuting collusion could induce a wave of mergers, so firms can sustain collusion again. Indeed, mergers could fully neutralize the procompetitive effect of an improvement in collusion detection and prosecution. From a normative perspective, we show that merger policy is crucial when cost synergies are small (or nonexistent) and the competition authority can only deter collusion by restricting mergers. Finally, we highlight that mergers could be more harmful (less beneficial) than expected if the impact that mergers have on the competition regime is properly considered, which suggests a decomposition of the welfare impact of mergers into unilateral and coordinated effects."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/63", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/63", "text_sha256": "ca5cb6825a193d042283acbf69c146fe11d4dd3b5bf1835d0f80b18ccdcac006", "gold_id": "merger_paradox/jpet12448_2.txt", "negative_ids": ["economic_growth/Dynamicstochasticgeneralequilibrium_66.txt", "russia_rich/Resourcecurse_181.txt", "basel3/leverageratios_84.txt", "deregulation/2007E280932008financ_230.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "63"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "080eb5d38f16f21f3da3f2f0041d0e848d64abe3e49feb5c259e075574014591"}}
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{"state": "Why is having a big corporation keep its money in foreign countries a bad thing in the public's eye?\n\nI have been trying to dig deeper into corporate tax evasion, and how it works, to really determine if they're doing something bad or what. I don't know much about economics or politics, but I hear people all the time saying \"tax the corporations! they are finding loopholes not to pay taxes and that is bad!\" I don't understand why, and want to know what is going on and why people think it's bad.\n\nFor example, I read this:\n\nThe law installed a \"territorial\" system in which global corporations aren't taxed on foreign profit. The TCJA encourages them to reinvest it in the U.S. This benefits pharmaceutical and high-tech companies the most.3\n\nMultinationals were taxed on foreign income earned under the prior \"worldwide\" system. They didn't pay tax until they brought the profits home. As a result, many corporations reinvested profits earned overseas into those markets. It was cheaper for them to borrow at low interest rates in the U.S. than to bring earnings home. As a result, corporations became debt-heavy in the U.S. and cash-rich in overseas operations.\n\nBasically, if you go to the Cayman Islands and pay a low tax rate, somehow money you make there (I don't know how you \"make money\" in these foreign places if your real business is elsewhere), and you don't \"bring it home\" to the U.S.. Instead you leave it there and reinvest (into what, I don't know). This in theory means you can make money (somehow) and pay lower taxes on it (in the tax haven).\n\nCan you explain how this works and why it is considered bad by some people on the left specifically? Why would they borrow money in the US and have cash in another country? How much money is a large corporation even borrowing? Basically, how does this work, what is an example?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "division.\np\nB\nA\n0\nM qm\na\np\nmdc\nC D\nMR\nA\nnMR\n0\nD qd\nb\nP,P\nB d\nmmc\nA\nA LN\ni mr nMR r\nM D R\nFIG. 3.-Solution for imperfectly compe termediate market.\nThis content downloaded from\n175.159.177.154 on Fri, 12 Apr 2024 02:55:32 +00:00\nAll use subject to https://\n180 THE JOURNAL OF BUSINESS\n2. Given the transfer price p*, produce\nwhere p* nMR.\nManutfacturing division:\n1. Determine mr and sum mr and nMR to\nget mrt.\n2. Produce where mmc = inrt.\n3. Establish p* at the mmmc determined by\n(2)-OA in Figure 3c.\n4. Establish p at the price along the de-\nmand curve d corresponding to the\noutput reserved to outsiders-in Figure\n3c OM is sold to outsiders at the price\nOB. Evidently, p always exceeds p*.\nOne defect of this analysis is that the\ndivisional \"profits\" determined by the.\ntransfer price established as here advo-\ncated do not provide an unequivocal an-\nswer as to whether or not to abandon a\nsubsidiary. (This was also true in the\nanalysis of Sec. B.) Turning again to Fig-\nure 3b, the shaded area represents the\nprofit of the distribution division before", "doc_2": "KEY TAKEAWAYS\nForeign debt is money borrowed by a government, corporation or private household from another country's government or private lenders.\nForeign debt has been rising steadily in recent decades, with unwelcome side-effects in some borrowing countries, especially developing economies.\nUnderstanding Foreign Debt\nA government or a corporation may borrow from a foreign lender for a range of reasons. For one thing, local debt markets may not be deep enough to meet their borrowing needs, particularly in developing countries. Or foreign lenders might simply offer more attractive terms. For low-income countries especially, borrowing from international organizations like the World Bank is an essential option, as it can provide funding it might not otherwise be able to attain, at attractive rates and with flexible repayment schedules.", "doc_3": "Exactly, it does’t require tax increasing on rich people but i would like to\nadd one thing that the people who hides their money and didn’t show as rich\npersons need to be targeted.\nI might be wrong but in that way, the current tax increasing situation could\nbe controlled.", "doc_4": "Actual tax paid may differ from the headline rate for two reasons. _First_ ,\nmoney from different sources is taxed at different rates in the UK. A\nconsultant working for a big firm earning £150,000 has to pay 47% of any\nadditional income in tax (45% income tax, plus 2% national insurance). If s/he\ninstead gets paid through a personal service company, and takes the money in\nthe form of dividends, s/he pays 38.1% on every additional pound. [S/he will\nalso pay corporation tax on profits before dividends. However, on employment\nincome s/he (or his/her previous employer) would also have been paying\nemployer national insurance contributions which are similar in magnitude.] Or,\nif s/he keeps the money in the firm until selling or liquidating the firm,\ns/he can receive the money as capital gains, with rates as low as 10%.", "doc_5": "Some companies benefit from interest rate hikes. For example, banks can make\nmore money when interest rates rise as they can charge higher interest when\npeople borrow money from them.Â"}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/76", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/76", "text_sha256": "4a758147ca226d7896cdead1d741601f12ef99d3595c1831d6175d9788070b70", "gold_id": "tax_evasion/2350664pdfrefreqidfastlydefault3Aa3ced6ea50c1465ac18e25d786e32b4aabsegmentsorigininitiatoracceptTC1_12.txt", "negative_ids": ["domestic_foreign/foreigndebtasp_3.txt", "printmoney_inflation/raisingmoneyfromtherichdoesntrequireincreasingtaxrates_23.txt", "printmoney_inflation/raisingmoneyfromtherichdoesntrequireincreasingtaxrates_68.txt", "deposit_interest/usfederalreserveinterestrategadsource1gclidCj0KCQjw5cOwBhCiARIsAJ5njubY7roReD8pZnXaznsNYIWpUO4CkMcdaCxTjy6RsLGeT4X421SQaAuWrEALwwcB_114.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "76"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1a5180f10a51aaaf840210b3b8b94b545a20b0a20a7facdf717d93b2a7448c96"}}
{"state": "Do horizontal top-loaded washing machines shed more fibers from clothes than front-loaded ones?\n\nI read that clothes shed more fibers in top-loaded washing machines than in front-loaded ones. Does that also apply to horizontal top-loaded ones?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "_Time_  \nThe longer the cycle time, the better the cleaning performance – prolonged\nwashing and interim soak phases have  \na positive effect on results. If, on the other hand, the goal is to achieve\nthe shortest possible cycle time, the other  \nfactors must compensate accordingly.", "doc_2": "* Wait until your machine is full before starting a washing cycle. \n  * Washing clothes in cold water can save around $115 per year. \n  * You can also save by selecting the shortest appropriate washing cycle. \n  * Clothes dryers use lots of energy. Hang clothes outside to dry or use a fan to help dry them indoors.", "doc_3": "The typical household grey water system ‘harvests’ water from washing machines and pipes it outside to be used on ornamental plants and fruit trees. Depending on the model of the washing machine, one load of clothes can produce 15 to 40 gallons of grey water, more than enough to keep most trees and plants alive throughout the year. More advanced systems can pipe grey water over an extended area like a lawn or flower bed.", "doc_4": "Washing clothes is a necessary chore and part of the weekly routine of most\nAmericans, but it's also energy-intensive. According to [ Energy Star\n](https://www.energystar.gov/products/laundry_best_practices) , heating water\nuses about 90 percent of the energy to operate a clothes washer. Fortunately,\nsome claim that washing in cold water can increase the lifespan of your\nclothes!", "doc_5": "Hemp fibers are known for their incredible strength, making hemp textiles\nhighly durable and long-lasting. Clothes made from hemp can withstand frequent\nwashing and wear without losing their shape or color."}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/8", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/8", "text_sha256": "68c72c1ab6e7c7ad118fda5748508765bfdaec3ae6d080109128c181317336f9", "gold_id": "washing_machines/sinnerscircle5149htm_16.txt", "negative_ids": ["hemp/whyishempclothingsosustainable_100.txt", "energy_bath/top10energysavingtips_113.txt", "grey_water/gray_water_4.txt", "energy_bath/waystosaveenergy_203.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "8"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6f04e2ed2fedc69daa734ac488589e569afe7a8e78a0456e28eedbb52e74eb97"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: IBM opened a sprawling and sophisticated semiconductor factory here on Wednesday that cost more than 2.5 billion to build and equip, the largest single capital investment the company has ever made. Sent 2: The factory, which opens as the computer chip business is in a slump, is a costly and risky move for IBM. Sent 3: But it is also an expression of confidence by the company that it can remain a technology leader in the highly competitive global semiconductor industry, and a commitment that the best place to execute that strategy is in upstate New York. Sent 4: IBM is an exception among computer makers in that it still invests heavily in research to advance the design, manufacture and materials used in semiconductor chips. Sent 5: It is spending more than 500 million a year on semiconductor research and development. Sent 6: The factory will produce a wide range of specialized semiconductors used in everything from the largest mainframe computers to cell phones and video-game consoles. Sent 7: The new plant is part of IBM's push to gain a strong lead in chip-making beyond the personal computer business, where Intel and East Asian chip producers hold the advantage. Sent 8: \"The core of our strategy is to lead in technology and attack the high-performance segments of the market,\" said John Kelly, senior vice president in charge of IBM's technology group. Sent 9: An advantage to having the semiconductor fabricating factory here, Kelly explained, was that it was very close to its research laboratories in nearby Westchester County, N.Y. To stay ahead in advanced chip technology, he said, moving innovations out of the labs and into the factory as fast as possible is crucial. Sent 10: \"What we call the lab-to-fab time should be as close to zero as possible,\" Kelly said. Sent 11: \"If our strategy were anything but to be on the leading edge, we'd have put the plant in Asia.\" Sent 12: The new factory, which will begin normal production early next year, will employ about 1,000 people", "question": "What was the reason IBM did not put the new factory in Asia?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"To be American made\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"They wanted to keep jobs in the US\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"To be close to research laboratory in upstate New York, to minimize lab-to-fab time\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"It was very close to its research laboratories in nearby Westchester County, N.Y. To stay ahead in advanced chip technology, he said, moving innovations out of the labs and into the factory as fast as possible is crucial\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Cost\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"They wanted to be close to their lab\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"To produce cutting edge technology\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/127", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/0b47bddc1998d30ecd3c", "text_sha256": "1f0639884c781bdf000f1a6b566a94bcb905d1f2bb2034056869de837b0f9930", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 127}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1a760c4cbcfa7d0fc4a1f112ec3ea11d088f7fb424e42f3f1d2011177f55663b"}}
{"state": "Write a python function to find the first odd number in a given list of numbers.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-v1": null}, "label": "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.424", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.424", "text_sha256": "38c13225d83aabef37ade07bd14a61ca29f3b9f0af863660ae83b450354e47f6", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.424"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "179694dca2d2d71d6d5b041965fb02ee6c6e3f3ab3cd808ac3a1b8ca42104b66"}}
{"state": "Deep within the untouched wilderness, cradled by towering pines, lay the adventure park. A haven for adrenaline junkies worldwide, offering the exhilaration of rock-climbing, ziplining, and untamed trails. However, the thrill of adventure came with inherent risks, necessitating the presence of seasoned guides to navigate the activities and a dedicated emergency medical staff for safety. The responsibility of filling these crucial roles fell upon three individuals - Maria, Peter, and Olivia. Their task? To ensure the park's pulse of adventure didn't skip a beat while maintaining a secure environment.\n\nThree individuals were handpicked to fill these critical roles; Maria, Peter, and Olivia. Each brought their unique skills, personalities, and baggage to the park. Among them, harmony was a must, but it was far from reality.\n\nMaria, a hardened veteran of adventure parks held a passion for the outdoors that was unrivaled. She knew the protocol like the back of her hand and had the climbing skills of a mountain goat. But under pressure, her anxiety flared, and she crumbled. Her interaction with others was far from ideal, often generating contention and discord. She was eager to belittle Olivia's inexperience and ignore Peter's input, disturbing the equilibrium of the team. However, Maria's prominent flaw was her lack of medical training, eliminating her from a position she was too anxious for anyway.\n\nOlivia was the newcomer; her knowledge of adventure parks was nonexistent. Hailing from the city, she hadn’t even seen an adventure park before. Her fear of heights belittled her in front of towering rides and her sight of blood was simply paralyzing. Surrounded by Maria's constant belittlement, she developed a taste for rebellion, bypassing safety instructions, and purposefully ignoring Peter's advice. These actions increased the accident risk significantly which was unfavorable for the roles she needed to fill.\n\nPeter was an enigma of sorts. He had a calmness that withstood high-pressure situations, a much-needed attribute in emergencies. He had fundamental training in medical emergencies, a valuable asset for onsite medical staff. Yet, he was completely unacquainted with the intricate park safety procedures that formed the backbone of the adventure park. Beside this, Peter became quickly exhausted, and his speed at work often dwindled to a sluggish pace. His arrogant behavior and refusal to acknowledge Olivia's opinions certainly didn't help his case or the team dynamic.\n\nAs the leader of the team, I observed the complex interaction and the range of skills among them. The decision wasn't easy, with each member having distinct strengths and weaknesses. But perhaps, a team is like a puzzle. And although it was a seemingly impossible task in front of me, I hoped to place each piece exactly where it belonged - shaping a perfect picture. A team that upheld the core of the adventure park - thrill with security. Hopefully, through their assignments, they each could flourish and bring their skills to the table while learning how to build a supportive and efficient work environment.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Guide for Activities: Olivia, Emergency Medical Staff: Maria and Peter", "opt_2": "Guide for Activities: Peter, Emergency Medical Staff: Maria and Olivia", "opt_3": "Guide for Activities: Maria, Emergency Medical Staff: Olivia and Peter"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/67", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/67", "text_sha256": "6c60150bd283c858ba695bac725ba68c86d9ff9f8f8b5746ea4374391683a9b5", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 67}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6321957d2f2d1921d36195d65dc006a3df604d707a0959c1b58c2cfeb89ec99e"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "Regency Cruises Inc said it agreed tosell a 40 pct interest in the corporation that owns the M/VRegent Sea cruise ship for 2.1 mln dlrs to MonmouthInternational SA, which owns the other 60 pct. The company said it also extended a 1.7 mln dlr securedloan to Monmouth to finance completion of the renovation ofanother vessel, the M/V Regent Star, which is scheduled tobegin operating in late June. Regency Cruises, which operates both ships, received afive-year extension, to November 1995, to the Regent Sea'soriginal charter agreement, it said. It also received areduction, to 600,000 dlrs from 1.6 mln dlrs, of its totalcharter guarantee for the Regent Sea and Regent Star. Regency also reported 1986 earnings of 5,695,000 dlrs or 37cts a share on revenues of 40.9 mln dlrs. It began operationsin November 1985. In addition, the company said its bank, Irving Bank Corp , agreed to waive a one mln dlr counter guarantee for thebank to provide a 2.6 mln dlrs guarantee for Regency's FederalMaritime Commission bond. The company said after April 3 the exercise price of itswarrants will return to two dlrs until they expire April 21.The price had been reduced to 1.50 dlrs for the three weeksending April 3", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"carcass\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"ship\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"pet-chem\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"acq\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"wpi\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"nickel\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/585", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/4636d52d2244e6233be3", "text_sha256": "2ee50a710e8f344339e0b29d7d71e33f74ffc3cea4d39f25b9f5b24cced1fed5", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 585}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f2e552a600899faa86d0729c405d66d18f7f58e5413453b16cdbdb5a95c82a99"}}
{"state": "user:For my upcoming move to New York, I'm concerned about safety and commuting. Can you provide crime statistics for Manhattan for the last month and then analyze traffic incidents there based on those crimes to suggest the safest commuting times?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "commuting.traffic_report: Get real-time traffic report based on location and time.", "tool_2": "cycling.optimize_route: Calculates the most efficient cycling route for commuting based on traffic, weather, and personal preferences.", "tool_3": "citySafetyRatings.obtain: Obtains safety ratings for a city based on crime statistics and emergency response times.", "tool_4": "publicSafety.get_crime_statistics: Retrieve crime statistics for a specific region and time period.", "tool_5": "publicSafety.analyze_traffic_incidents: Analyze traffic incidents to identify high-risk areas and times."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolACE_query_284", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolACE_query_284", "text_sha256": "6ec57ef827fb9c15096bc6da84adcb5c5faade2fd16b6684580fe6769962f87d", "gold_id": "toolACE_tool_2545", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_2544", "toolACE_tool_9405", "toolACE_tool_10358", "toolACE_tool_8995"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolace/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "toolace", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2f21f4eec53d2d0428684489df353dcf25a197d03a16edc8ee0ace2ea3b7109b"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "The British government has issued a fresh warning about the security risks of using Russian anti-virus software ."}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "The British government has issued a fresh warning about the fashion risks of using Russian anti-virus software .", "b": "The British government has issued a fresh warning about the security risks of using Russian anti-virus corn ."}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/9571-13386", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/9571", "text_sha256": "7221fa4862ff1b4ec43eccd99af5279f6a9c72885184e31a0f7a7d8ceb6a5e5b", "grades": ["1.0", "0.8"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "9571-13386"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2f670b5a317fbac474ff80b336a17846841ea21ad81fc568869c708af38f5886"}}
{"state": "What do you see when your eyes are closed?\nIf you are in pitch black and you close your eyes, you sometimes can see strange shapes of various colors. A lot of the time these shapes and colors change as you observe them. This phenomenon still occurs if you are not in complete darkness.\nI am wondering what this is that you are `seeing'? Is this phenomenon classified as seeing, as how can we be looking at something if our eyes are closed?\nIf you are not seeing these shapes and colors, then what you observe is pure darkness. What is this pure darkness that you are seeing? Since you are seeing it, is something stimulating the vision parts of your brain? Is it the back of your eyelid?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Closed-eye hallucinations and closed-eye visualizations (CEV) are hallucinations that occur when one's eyes are closed or when one is in a darkened room. They should not be confused with phosphenes, perceived light and shapes when pressure is applied to the eye's retina, or some other non-visual external cause stimulates the eye. Some people report CEV under the influence of psychedelics; these are reportedly of a different nature than the \"open-eye\" hallucinations of the same compounds. Similar hallucinations that occur due to loss of vision are called \"visual release hallucinations\".", "doc_2": "See also[edit]\nClosed-eye hallucination – Class of hallucination\nDark retreat – Tibetan Buddhism advanced practice\nIsolation tank – Pitch-black, light-proof, soundproof environment heated to the same temperature as the skin\nPrisoner's cinema – Visual phenomenon involving seeing animated lights in the darkness\nScintillating scotoma – Visual aura associated with migraine\nPhotopsia – Presence of perceived flashes of light in one's field of vision\nVisual snow – Class of hallucinationPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets\nHP", "doc_3": "this. When\nthey first open their eyes, their vision will be poor, and their eyes will\nlook grey or blueish and a little milky. As the weeks go by, their eyesight\ndevelops more, and they’ll start seeing more clearly and start recognising\nshapes better. Puppy eyes reach full development at around 8 weeks of age.", "doc_4": "this. When\nthey first open their eyes, their vision will be poor, and their eyes will\nlook grey or blueish and a little milky. As the weeks go by, their eyesight\ndevelops more, and they’ll start seeing more clearly and start recognising\nshapes better. Puppy eyes reach full development at around 8 weeks of age.", "doc_5": "Imitation shapes even very young humans’ behavior. Shortly after birth, a baby may imitate an adult who sticks out his tongue. By 8 to 16 months, infants imitate various novel gestures. By age 12 months, they begin looking where an adult is looking. And by age 14 months, children imitate acts modeled on TV. Children see, children do. PET scans of different brain areas reveal that humans, like monkeys, have a mirror neuron system that supports empathy and imitation. As we observe another’s action, our brain generates an inner simulation, enabling us to experience the other�"}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/14", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/14", "text_sha256": "fa106548c8e8b028cf67ba864f1058d2504957c770b4a590886e2f4c7599a01c", "gold_id": "see_when_eyes_closed/Closed-eye_hallucination_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["vision_of_lights/Phosphene_5_0.txt", "dog_eyes_green/dog-eye-anatomy_21_1.txt", "dog_eyes_glow/dog-eye-anatomy_21_1.txt", "organism_learn/05_Mechanisms_of_Learning.htm_65_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "14"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d51c64724f185a9491de25e147901e061b266fdc41d67c0e0c3b994ab5c9e6ef"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Trump is handing the federal government over to fossil fuel interests"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Trump is handing the federal government over to fossil collector interests", "b": "Trump is handing the federal government over to fossil cupcake interests"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/13579-2498", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/13579", "text_sha256": "1077204725a359d37f444703cf4eae3455011a43f5a0411a075ac4c21f94721f", "grades": ["1.2", "0.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "13579-2498"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5d239ebc3f28bd741932c8fc27dfb94566be0de92493b6b5eed81b873bd35dbd"}}
{"state": "Dr. Marshall, a zoo director, researched ticket prices at other zoos around the country. How much more does a child ticket cost at the Minnesota Zoo than at the Central Park Zoo?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "calculate_total_cost_from_unit_prices_and_items(item_prices_df, item_col, unit_price_col, item_list): def calculate_total_cost_from_unit_prices_and_items(item_prices_df, item_col, unit_price_col, item_list): \"\"\" This function takes in a pandas DataFrame representing a table of item prices and a list of item names, and returns the total cost of the items based on the prices. Args: item_prices_df (pd.DataFrame): A pandas DataFrame containing item names and their prices. item_col (str): The column …", "tool_2": "retrieve_LA_prices: This method takes a dictionary representing a table, and returns a tuple containing the ticket prices for child and senior at the Los Angeles zoo.", "tool_3": "choose_cost_price: To choose the cost price of a shirt from a list of possible cost prices.", "tool_4": "calculate_price_difference_between_entities(data_frame, entity_col, item_col, entity1, entity2, item_type): def calculate_price_difference_between_entities(data_frame, entity_col, item_col, entity1, entity2, item_type): \"\"\" This function takes in a pandas DataFrame representing a table of item prices for different entities, and calculates the price difference between two entities for a specific item type. Args: data_frame (pd.DataFrame): A pandas DataFrame containing entity names and item prices. …", "tool_5": "retrieve_senior_prices: This method takes a dictionary representing a table, and returns a tuple containing the senior ticket prices for Atlanta and Bronx."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/craft_Tabmwp_query_158", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/craft_Tabmwp_query_158", "text_sha256": "2578e4644a4044cbe5bb345a698b73cfd96d1e6e6ecb72d8200992b3ef48748c", "gold_id": "craft_Tabmwp_tool_163", "negative_ids": ["toolink_tool_1015", "toolink_tool_1569", "toolink_tool_1195", "craft_Tabmwp_tool_18"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:craft-tabmwp/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "craft-tabmwp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b7bd3953649ce542b8ddcb77063af1e161080dbd7423708bcb9fc17457e3cb63"}}
{"state": "Within the awe-inspiring confines of the Space Agency's headquarters, the leader was faced with a critical decision. Two pivotal missions lay before him: orchestrating a voyage to Mars and overseeing the complex operations of Satellite Control. Rebecca, Michael, and Vanessa, three distinct individuals, stood ready, their roles in these tasks yet to be determined.\n\nRebecca, a dynamic woman with glasses perched on her nose, held a bachelor's degree in computer science. Her education, supplemented with her knowledge on satellite systems, rendered her a valuable asset to the space agency. Be it the daunting technological quandaries or the logistical challenges inherent to space missions, Rebecca has proven her mettle consistently. Notably, her work experience as a satellite control technician for a small company, although minimal, added another feather to her cap. \n\nFurthermore, even though mild contradictions marked her relationship with the aerospace engineer, Michael, their partnership had always resulted in success. Despite their different communication styles, they managed to meet project deadlines together, establishing their mutual respect and effective communication. \n\nMichael, with his strong, commanding presence and an imposing record in his background, was another force to reckon with. Armed with an aerospace engineering degree, he was thoroughly versed in physics and engineering, which are indispensable for successful mission planning. His prior experience as a satellite control supervisor consolidated his position further. He had successfully brought previous Mars expedition blueprints to life, and his dynamic collaborations with Vanessa on various projects exhibited the versatility of his leadership.\n\nVanessa, an aggressive worker and Satellite Systems Engineering graduate, was applauded for her successful Mars mission proposal in her previous agency. Her studies in astrobiology had given her a comprehensive understanding of the biological implications of a Mars mission, making her an asset to the ongoing projects. A few years spent managing control systems at a satellite manufacturing company deepened her acumen. Her past collaborations with Michael further highlighted her team working skills. However, her aggressive work style had led to clashes with Rebecca's more collaborative approach in the past, causing a significant project delay.\n\nThe leader was at the crossroads, scrutinizing the information at his fingertips. It was up to him, to channelize Rebecca's technical understanding, Michael's profound experience in planning missions, and Vanessa's aggressive approach and deep knowledge of astrobiology into the respective areas. Would the past disputes stand a chance against the potential success? As the leader of the space agency, the responsibility rested on his shoulders, adding a sense of anticipation in the room. But the leader's stoic face betrayed nothing, his brain orchestrating the perfect plan of action behind the calm facade.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Planning Mars Mission: Vanessa, Managing Satellite Control: Michael and Rebecca", "opt_2": "Planning Mars Mission: Michael, Managing Satellite Control: Rebecca and Vanessa", "opt_3": "Planning Mars Mission: Rebecca, Managing Satellite Control: Michael and Vanessa"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/214", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/214", "text_sha256": "a7c1d93b3e8659e5b6ae1735458d208cb48acc975c8a26e36ace1d3abd389e6e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 214}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "725edcb94de67db7d9aa88f8f1e73f0c1ac72ed44df686258fe6ec0db7b077ea"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: I'd like to purchase 2 tickets for 'Once Upon a Time In Hollywood' on the 15th of April, 2023, showing at 19:00 in Los Angeles."], "available_functions": [{"name": "Movies_1_BuyMovieTickets", "description": "Purchase tickets for a specific movie showing, including the number of tickets, show date and time, and location.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"location\": {\"description\": \"The city in which the movie theater is located, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'Los Angeles, CA'. State names must be abbreviated\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"movie_name\": {\"description\": \"The title of the movie for which tickets are being purchased.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"number_of_tickets\": {\"description\": \"The total number of tickets to be bought.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"show_date\": {\"default\": null, \"description\": \"The date on which the movie is showing, in the format 'YYYY-MM-DD'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"show_time\": {\"default\": \"20:00\", \"description\": \"The start time of the movie showing, in 24-hour format 'HH:MM'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"show_type\": {\"default\": \"regular\", \"description\": \"The format of the movie showing.\", \"enum\": [\"regular\", \"3d\", \"imax\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"movie_name\", \"number_of_tickets\", \"location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Movies_1_FindMovies", "description": "Search for movies based on location, genre, and show type at specific theaters.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"genre\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The genre of the movie. If unspecified, all genres are considered.\", \"enum\": [\"World\", \"Offbeat\", \"Mystery\", \"Supernatural\", \"Horror\", \"Animation\", \"Sci-fi\", \"Documentary\", \"Drama\", \"War\", \"Family\", \"Action\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"The city where the theatre is located, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'Berkeley, CA' or 'New York, NY'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"show_type\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The type of movie show. If unspecified, all show types are considered.\", \"enum\": [\"regular\", \"3d\", \"imax\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"theater_name\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The name of the theatre. If unspecified, all theatres are considered.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Movies_1_GetTimesForMovie", "description": "Retrieves the show times for a specific movie at a particular theater location on a specified date.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"location\": {\"description\": \"The city and state where the theater is located, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'Berkeley, CA' and 'New York, NY'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"movie_name\": {\"description\": \"The title of the movie for which to find show times.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"show_date\": {\"description\": \"The date of the show in the format 'YYYY-MM-DD', for example, '2023-04-15'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"show_type\": {\"default\": \"regular\", \"description\": \"The format of the movie showing.\", \"enum\": [\"regular\", \"3D\", \"IMAX\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"theater_name\": {\"default\": \"Any Theater\", \"description\": \"The name of the theater where the movie is showing. If not specified, any theater will be considered.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"movie_name\", \"location\", \"show_date\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Movies_1_BuyMovieTickets` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Movies_1_FindMovies` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Movies_1_GetTimesForMovie` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_multiple_432-141-21", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_multiple_432-141-21", "text_sha256": "aa67f05a68bf41f789498648c19e8f3d8f8de7f3d6ac82d4066da0c853fd622e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_multiple.json", "id": "live_multiple_432-141-21"}, "stratum": "live_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "755d411c02c631a74ed2458e3aef205e3c37aaed5603798bfc5f2708def160f1"}}
{"state": "Kerry was running later when he took his car to work than when he took a taxi because he ran into more traffic in the _ .\nA) taxi\nB) car\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.174", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.174", "text_sha256": "6477dd6c5db58b4efc81d1a34f415f840a4cf15e4b9c5f363e37343bf4cd5d8e", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.174"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e3febd9185bf617f482f77361a27fd28383ff389b1e0b41952b7bdfdfe93b571"}}
{"state": "How good is it to reuse water from plant pots?\n\nI'm living in an apartment, and after I water my plants the water goes to plates below the pots. The pots are in a metallic structure above the plates, so I can take the plates to reuse the water (throwing it at the plants again).\n\nThis reuse seems beneficial, because I think I can get rid of mosquitoes that would reproduce in the stagnated water. And also some nutrients of the soil (as well as earthworms) can return to the vase.\n\nIs there some negative points in doing that?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "The constant flooding and draining that a bell siphon creates is extremely beneficial for the health of your aquaponic plants. When the siphon drains the grow bed, the entire plant root is exposed to the air, allowing thorough oxygenation. With good oxygen intake, your plants are better able to absorb nutrients when the water returns.", "doc_2": "SKIP TO CONTENT SITE MAP \nEnter Search Terms\n Search GIVE\nlogo\nUniversity of California Agriculture and Natural Resources\nThe California Garden Web\nThe California Garden Web\nUC Master Gardener Program\nUC ANR Home\nSHARE PRINT\nSoluble Salts\nSoluble salts may accumulate on the top of the soil, forming a yellow or white crust. A ring of salt deposits may form around the pot at the soil line or around the drainage hole. Salts may also build up on the outside of clay pots. In house plants, signs of excess soluble salts include reduced growth, brown leaf tips, dropping of lower leaves, small new growth, dead root tips, and wilting.", "doc_3": "Tillage may provide an apparent quick-fix to soil problems created by lack of\ndeep-rooted living cover. Repeated and/or aggressive tillage increases the\nsusceptibility of the soil to erosion, though. It also depletes soil carbon\nand organic nitrogen, rapidly mineralizes soil nutrients (resulting in a\nshort-term flush but long-term depletion), and is highly detrimental to\nbeneficial soil-building microbes such as mycorrhizal fungi and keystone\ninvertebrates such as earthworms.", "doc_4": "Compost is the decomposed remains of organic materials-including leaves,\nkitchen scraps, and plant remains. Compost contains essentially all the major\nand minor nutrients plants need to thrive and improves soil structure—the home\nwhere plants live.", "doc_5": "The best compost is aged compost; it will be blackish brown in color, moist,\ncrumbly, and uniform in texture; the vegetable matter in aged compost will not\nbe recognizable. The nutrients in aged compost—often called humus—will be the\nmost accessible to plant roots. (Leaf transpiration draws the nutrients in\nhumus that has been dissolved in soil moisture into plant roots and up into\nplant cells to fuel plant growth.) Partially decomposed compost benefits the\nsoil as well; it feeds earthworms and soil bacteria that exude plant nutrients\nas well"}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/66", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/66", "text_sha256": "0122d25c9d797aba60ab007244b387e2c65a34b654921d0a5773de2c173ebf5a", "gold_id": "water_plant/SolubleSalts_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["siphon/howtouseabellsiphonforaquaponics_9.txt", "soil_restoration/soilrestoration5coreprinciples_99.txt", "ceremics/makingcompostforyourvegetablegarden_38.txt", "ceremics/makingcompostforyourvegetablegarden_36.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "66"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "89346bb88d476584842a3656bd6c872bb75437c0f24f9b261ceb3da954e5bdc1"}}
{"state": "CONFIDENTIALITY AND NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\n(\"Agreement\")\nbetween\nHERNIC FERROCHROME PRORPIETARY LIMITED (IN BUSINESS RESCUE) (\"Disclosing Party\")\nand\nTHE RECEIVING PARTY IDENTIFIED IN ANNEXURE A (\"Receiving Party”)\n(collectively, \"Parties\" and a reference to \"Party\" shall be a reference to either of them as the context requires)\n1 INTERPRETATION\n1.1 Unless inconsistent with the context, in this Agreement any expression which denotes any one gender includes the other gender, a natural person includes an artificial person and vice versa and the singular includes the plural and vice versa.\n1.2 Where any term is defined within the context of any particular clause in this Agreement, the term so defined, unless it is clear from the clause in question that the term so defined has limited application to the relevant clause, shall bear the same meaning as ascribed to it for all purposes in terms of this Agreement.\n1.3 The rule of construction that an agreement shall be interpreted against the party responsible for the drafting or preparation of the agreement shall not apply.\n1.4 The recordals form an integral part of this Agreement and shall be taken into account in the interpretation of this Agreement.\n2 RECORDAL\n2.1 The Parties intend to enter into discussions regarding the proposed disposal by the Disclosing Party of its business as a going concern, or such other interest as may be provided for in the process documentation which may, subject to 2.4 and 2.5, be provided to the Receiving Party, (\"Transaction\" or \"Purpose\").\n2.2 During the course of the proposed discussions, the Parties anticipate that the Disclosing Party will disclose Confidential Information to the Receiving Party, which the Parties agree shall be used solely for the purpose of evaluating the Transaction.\n2.3 For purposes of this Agreement, \"Confidential Information\" shall include, without limitation, any information or other data relating to the Disclosing Party or any of its Affiliates, which is disclosed to the Receiving Party, whether prior to the conclusion of this Agreement, in terms of this Agreement or otherwise in connection with this Agreement or the Transaction (including but not limited to the Transaction itself and any negotiations in relation to the Transaction), including this Agreement, its contents and the negotiations leading up to the conclusion of this Agreement -\n2.3.1 in whatever format whether written, oral or graphic, recorded or not (and if recorded, whether recorded in writing, on any electronic medium or otherwise howsoever) which is intended or by its nature could reasonably be expected to be confidential, which is disclosed or communicated to the Receiving Party by the Disclosing Party, its Affiliates or any of their respective employees, representatives, officers, directors and advisers, or which otherwise comes to the knowledge of the Receiving Party, by whatever means, before or after the date on which this Agreement is signed by the last Party signing it (\"Signature Date\"); and\n2.3.2 which includes, without derogating from the aforegoing, all financial information, marketing information, products, product information, drawings, plans and specifications, operational and risk methodologies, production and operating procedures, computer data, programs and source codes, pricing, price lists and purchasing policies, information relating to costs, sources of materials, business relationships, services, customers and customer lists (whether actual or potential); technical information, techniques, know-how, trade secrets, operating methods and procedures, electronic and manual systems; all intellectual property; contractual arrangements; training schemes and programs; information relating to the Disclosing Party's strategic objectives and planning for both its existing and future business needs; the contractual business and financial arrangements between the Disclosing Party and other third Parties with whom they have business arrangements of whatever nature; all information specifically related to the business of the Disclosing Party which is not readily available to a competitor of the Disclosing Party in the ordinary course of business; the existence and contents of any process related documentation and all information or data relating thereto disclosed to the Receiving Party by the Disclosing Party, its Affiliates or any of their respective employees, representatives, officers, directors and advisers.\n2.4 The Receiving Party acknowledges that the Disclosing Party is under no obligation to disclose any Confidential Information or any other information or documentation relating to the Transaction to the Receiving Party, notwithstanding the conclusion of this Agreement. The Receiving Party further acknowledges that, as a condition to receiving any documentation and/or information relating to the Transaction, the Receiving Party is required to conclude this Agreement and bind itself to the undertakings herein.\n2.5 The Receiving Party acknowledges and agrees that, to the extent that it intends to participate in the Transaction as part of a joint venture or consortium, each member of such joint venture or consortium will be required to submit a signed confidentiality and non-disclosure agreement, on the same terms and conditions as those set out in this Agreement, before any information or documentation relating to the Transaction will be distributed to any of its members, including the Receiving Party.\n2.6 The Parties accordingly agree as set out herein.\n3 TERM OF AGREEMENT\nThis Agreement will commence on the Signature Date and shall remain binding and in force for a period of five years thereafter or such longer period as the Parties may agree to in writing (\"Term\").\n4 RECEIVING PARTY'S UNDERTAKINGS\n4.1 For purposes of this Agreement, the term \"Affiliate\" shall mean any person which either directly or indirectly controls, is directly or indirectly controlled by, or is under common control with a Party and, for purposes of this definition, a person shall be deemed to \"control\" an entity if it owns or has the ability to vote, directly or indirectly, more than 50% of the voting securities or equivalent interest of that entity and a reference to an Affiliate shall include a reference to such Affiliate's employees, officers, directors, representatives and advisers.\n4.2 The Receiving Party acknowledges that the unauthorised use or disclosure of any Confidential Information disclosed by the Disclosing Party may give rise to substantial damage to the Disclosing Party. Accordingly, the Receiving Party hereby undertakes to the Disclosing Party that, for as long as this Agreement remains in force, it will (and it will procure that its employees, officers, directors, representatives, advisers and any Affiliate to which it discloses the Confidential Information will) –\n4.2.1 treat as confidential all Confidential Information;\n4.2.2 protect the confidentiality of the Confidential Information in the same manner and with the same degree of care that a reasonable man would use to protect his own confidential information;\n4.2.3 not use, exploit or in any other manner whatsoever apply or reproduce the Confidential Information except to the extent required to achieve the Purpose;\n4.2.4 not divulge or permit access to the Confidential Information to any person except to those of its employees, officers, directors, representatives, advisers and Affiliates who have a specific need to know such information in relation to the Transaction. Before revealing any Confidential Information to its employees, officers, directors, representatives, advisers and/or Affiliates, the Receiving Party shall be obliged to notify such employees, officers, directors, representatives, advisers and/or Affiliates of the confidential nature of the disclosure and ensure that such employees, officers, directors, representatives, advisers and/or Affiliates are obliged not to disclose the Confidential Information to any unauthorised third party and not use the Confidential Information except as may be strictly required in relation to the Transaction. The Receiving Party shall be liable for any damages incurred by the Disclosing Party as a result of any unauthorised disclosure of the Confidential Information made by the Receiving Party, its employees, officers, directors, representatives and/or Affiliates; and\n4.2.5 immediately notify the Disclosing Party in writing if it becomes aware that there has been an unauthorised disclosure or use of any Confidential Information and take all necessary steps to recover such Confidential Information and to prevent any further disclosure of such Confidential Information.\n4.3 All information furnished or disclosed by the Disclosing Party to the Receiving Party shall be deemed to be Confidential Information unless the Receiving Party can demonstrate the contrary.\n4.4 The Receiving Party agrees that monetary damages may not be a sufficient remedy for a breach of the undertakings given by it in this 4 and accordingly, without prejudice to any other rights and remedies available to the Disclosing Party, agrees that the Disclosing Party shall, in the event of a breach of any of the provisions of this Agreement, be entitled to seek relief by way of interdict, specific performance or otherwise.\n4.5 Should the Receiving Party or any of its employees, officers, directors, representatives, advisers or Affiliates be obliged by any law, or a valid order of any court of competent jurisdiction or government authority acting with the powers granted to it in law, to disclose any Confidential Information of the Disclosing Party to any third party, the Receiving Party shall, prior to making any such disclosure –\n4.5.1 immediately notify the Disclosing Party in writing of the existence, terms and circumstances surrounding such request, so that the Disclosing Party may seek an interdict or other appropriate remedy to limit the scope of any such disclosure;\n4.5.2 consult with the Disclosing Party on the advisability of taking legally available steps to resist or narrow such request and co-operate with the Disclosing Party in taking such steps as the Disclosing Party may reasonably require to resist or narrow any such request; and\n4.5.3 if disclosure of any Confidential Information is legally required, exercise all reasonable endeavours to obtain an order or other reliable assurance that confidential treatment will be afforded to such portion of the Confidential Information as the Disclosing Party may designate.\n4.6 The Receiving Party shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that –\n4.6.1 no unauthorised third party gains access to the Confidential Information of the Disclosing Party which is in the possession or under the control of the Receiving Party, its employees, officers, directors, representatives, advisers or Affiliates; and\n4.6.2 the Confidential Information of the Disclosing Party does not fall into the hands of an unauthorised third party.\n4.7 The Receiving Party shall ensure that its employees, officers, directors, representatives, advisers and Affiliates which may gain access to the Confidential Information of the Disclosing Party are bound not to -\n4.7.1 disclose the Confidential Information to any third party; and\n4.7.2 use the Confidential Information otherwise than as may be strictly necessary in relation to the Transaction.\n5 EXCEPTIONS\nThe undertakings set out in 4 shall not apply to Confidential Information which the Receiving Party is able to prove –\n5.1 was in the possession of the Receiving Party prior to disclosure thereof by the Disclosing Party; or\n5.2 is as at the Signature Date in, or thereafter comes into, the public domain other than by any breach of this Agreement by the Receiving Party; or\n5.3 was lawfully received by the Receiving Party from a third party acting in good faith, having a right of further disclosure and who did not derive the same directly or indirectly from the Disclosing Party; or\n5.4 is independently developed by the Receiving Party without the benefit of the Confidential Information,\nprovided that the onus shall at all times rest on the Receiving Party to establish that such information falls within the exemptions contained in this 5.\n6 RETURN OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION\n6.1 The Disclosing Party may, at any time, request the Receiving Party to return any material containing, pertaining to or relating to Confidential Information disclosed by the Disclosing Party, its Affiliates or any of their respective employees, representatives, officers, directors or advisers, in relation to the Transaction and may, in addition, request the Receiving Party to furnish a written statement sworn under oath to the effect that, upon such return, neither the Receiving Party nor any of its Affiliates have retained in their possession, or under their control, either directly or indirectly, any such material or any copies thereof or extracts therefrom.\n6.2 As an alternative to the return of the material contemplated in 6.1 above, the Receiving Party shall, at the written request of the Disclosing Party, destroy all such material and furnish the Disclosing Party with a written statement sworn under oath to the effect that all such material has been destroyed.\n6.3 The Receiving Party shall comply with any requests in terms of 6.1 and/or 6.2 above within five \"Business Days\" (being any day other than a Saturday, Sunday or official public holiday in the Republic of South Africa) of the date of such a request.\n7 NON-SOLICITATION OF EMPLOYEES\nThe Receiving Party agrees that, save as contemplated in any definitive transaction agreement concluded between the Parties for purposes of the Transaction, it will not, for a period of 24 months after the Signature Date, directly or indirectly, and on its own behalf or on behalf of any other person, encourage, entice, induce or persuade any person -\n7.1 who is, as at the Signature Date or during the course of the Parties discussions relating to the Purpose, in the employ of the Disclosing Party or its Affiliates; and\n7.2 with whom the Receiving Party has had or may have had any contact in relation to the Confidential Information or whose name and/or any other details are included in the Confidential Information,\nto terminate such employment, nor shall it encourage or support any of its Affiliates to do so. This 7 shall not preclude the Receiving Party or its Affiliates from employing any such employee (a) who seeks employment by contacting the Receiving Party on his or her own initiative or in response to any general advertisement or (b) who is identified as a prospective employee by an independent third party such as an employment agency in the normal course of such agency's business and not at the Receiving Party's direction.\n8 SCOPE OF DISCLOSURE\nThe Parties acknowledge and agree that –\n8.1 this Agreement does not create or record any legal obligation of any kind whatsoever to disclose any information or conclude or negotiate towards the implementation of the Transaction and such obligations shall only come into existence if the Parties agree thereto in writing in a separate document; and\n8.2 the Disclosing Party makes no express, tacit or implied representations or warranties as to the accuracy or completeness of any Confidential Information, and they shall have no liability to the Receiving Party relating to or arising from the use by the Receiving Party of the Confidential Information or for any errors therein or omissions therefrom.\n9 BREACH\n9.1 Subject to 9.3, in the event of the Receiving Party committing any breach of the terms of this Agreement, the Disclosing Party shall be entitled, by giving a written notice to this effect to the Receiving Party, to forthwith cancel this Agreement or claim specific performance of the Receiving Party's obligations, without prejudice to its rights to claim damages or such other remedy as the law may allow.\n9.2 Neither Party shall be liable to the other Party for any indirect or consequential damages, including loss of profits, business or anticipated savings or for any incidental damages arising from the breach of any of the provisions of this Agreement.\n9.3 Notwithstanding the termination or cancellation of this Agreement for any reason whatsoever, the confidentiality undertakings set out in this Agreement (and in particular 4) shall survive any such termination or cancellation.\n10 INDEMNITY\nThe Receiving Party acknowledges that the unauthorised disclosure of Confidential Information or any portion thereof to a third party may cause irreparable loss, harm and damage and the Receiving Party accordingly, hereby indemnifies and holds the Disclosing Party harmless against any loss, action, expense, claim, harm or damage of whatever nature, suffered or sustained pursuant to a breach by the Receiving Party of the provisions of this Agreement.\n11 DISCLOSING PARTY'S UNDERTAKING\nThe Disclosing Party confirms that it will –\n11.1 use the information and documentation received from the Receiving Party in relation to the Transaction (including the Parties' negotiations and discussions) (\"Receiving Party's Information\") only for the Purpose, which shall include but not be limited to evaluating any bids received from the Receiving Party, progressing any discussions with the Receiving Party, implementing the Transaction, etc.; and\n11.2 only disclose the Receiving Party's Information to its employees, officers, directors, shareholders, representatives, advisers and Affiliates who has a need to know such information.\n12 PRINCIPAL ADDRESS(ES) AND NOTICES\n12.1 The Parties choose as their principal address(es) (\"Address(es)\") for all purposes arising from or pursuant to this Agreement, as follows -\n12.1.1 Disclosing Party physical - R/E of portion 103 De Kroon 444JQ\nBrits 0250\nRepublic of South Africa\nfacsimile - +27 12 381 1111\nemail - businessrescue@hernic.co.za\nattention - Peter van der Steen (joint business rescue practitioner) and Trevor Murgatroyd (joint business rescue practitioner)\n12.1.2 Receiving Party physical - physical address stipulated in Annexure A\nfacsimile - facsimile number stipulated in Annexure A\nemail - email address stipulated in Annexure A\nattention - representative stipulated in Annexure A\n12.2 Either Party shall be entitled from time to time, by giving written notice to the other, to vary its physical Address to any other physical address (not being a post office box or poste restante) and to vary its email Address to any other email address, as the case may be.\n12.3 Any notice given by either Party to the other (\"Addressee\") which is -\n12.3.1 delivered by hand between the hours of 09:00 and 17:00 on any Business Day to the Addressee's physical Address shall be deemed to have been received by the Addressee at the time of delivery;\n12.3.2 successfully transmitted by facsimile to the Addressee's facsimile Address shall be deemed (unless the contrary is proved by the Addressee) to have been received by the Addressee on the day immediately succeeding the date of successful transmission thereof; and\n12.3.3 sent to the chosen email address of the Addressee shall be deemed, failing any administrator or mail server errors, to have been received by the Addressee on the Business Day immediately following the date of sending, unless the Addressee proves that the email was not delivered to their email system or that the email was incapable of being retrieved, read or otherwise processed by the Addressee's system.\n12.4 This 12 shall not operate so as to invalidate the giving or receipt of any notice which is actually received by the Addressee other than by a method referred to in this 12.\n12.5 Any notice in terms of or in connection with this Agreement shall be valid and effective only if in writing and if received or deemed to be received by the Addressee.\n13 GENERAL\n13.1 This Agreement constitutes the sole record of the Agreement between the Parties in relation to the subject matter hereof. Neither Party shall be bound by any express, tacit or implied term, representation, warranty, promise or the like not recorded herein. This Agreement supersedes and replaces all prior commitments, undertakings or representations, whether oral or written, between the Parties in respect of the subject matter hereof.\n13.2 No addition to, variation or agreed cancellation of this Agreement shall be of any force or effect unless in writing and signed by or on behalf of the Parties.\n13.3 This Agreement shall in all respects be governed by the laws of the Republic of South Africa.\n13.4 In the event of any dispute or difference arising between the Parties relating to or arising out of this Agreement, including the implementation, execution, interpretation, rectification or cancellation of this Agreement, the dispute shall be referred for arbitration to the Arbitration Foundation of Southern Africa (or its successor-in-title) (\"AFSA\") in terms of AFSA's Rules of Arbitration for the time being in force. The seat, or legal place, of the arbitration shall be Johannesburg, Republic of South Africa and the language to be used in the arbitral proceedings shall be English.\n13.5 The Receiving Party shall not be entitled to cede, assign, transfer or otherwise make over any of its rights or delegate any of its obligations under this Agreement to any other person, firm or corporation without the prior written consent of the Disclosing Party.\n13.6 No indulgence or extension of time which the Disclosing Party may grant to the Receiving Party shall constitute a waiver of, whether by estoppel or otherwise, or limit any of the existing or future rights of the Disclosing Party in terms hereof, save in the event and to the extent that the Disclosing Party has signed a written document expressly waiving or limiting such right.\n13.7 Without prejudice to any other provision of this Agreement, any successor-in-title, including any executor, heir, liquidator, business rescue practitioner, judicial manager, curator or trustee, of either Party shall be bound by this Agreement.\n13.8 The signature by either Party of a counterpart of this Agreement shall be as effective as if that Party had signed the same document as the other Party.\n13.9 Each Party shall be liable for its own costs, including but not limited to its legal costs, incurred in the preparation, drafting, negotiation and implementation of this Agreement.\nSigned at on 2017\nfor HERNIC FERROCHROME PROPRIETARY LIMITED (IN BUSINESS RESCUE)\nwho warrants that he/she is duly authorised hereto\nSigned at on 2017\nfor THE RECEIVING PARTY IDENTIFIED IN ANNEXURE A\nwho warrants that he/she is duly authorised hereto", "questions": {"nda-15": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Agreement shall not grant Receiving Party any right to Confidential Information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-2": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information shall only include technical information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-20": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may retain some Confidential Information even after the return or destruction of Confidential Information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-7": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may share some Confidential Information with some third-parties (including consultants, agents and professional advisors).\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/35", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/35", "text_sha256": "fdf04bec777d9cb7b0116581e9487bf0ccf659a9feacc109338d6bd0c7d11118", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 35, "file_name": "Annexure-3_Confidentiality-Agreement.pdf"}, "stratum": "search-pdf", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "10edb5956d7d065c0f8ec880915708e7f8ce2d1c9c0aacc8890d805b7a518f6d"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "Glen Campbell 's wife to other Alzheimer 's caregivers : You are not alone"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Glen Campbell 's wife to other Alzheimer 's schizophrenics : You are not alone", "b": "Glen Campbell 's monkey to other Alzheimer 's caregivers : You are not alone"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/3005-6303", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/3005", "text_sha256": "e1dd5db777ac7d58e3acf68ffe530624db3a18ac5a44ee16e1cc3ef45246fcdd", "grades": ["0.2", "0.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "3005-6303"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1f064068bbb9fb8327d91f8d083f689e9a1cce9f8a6537a124b8b595f7cbf8d1"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\n_______ economy is the term used to describe individuals being hired for a specific task rather than on a long-term basis. While this results in _________ which is beneficial for businesses, issues for those employed in such a manner relate to increased ________, uncertainty and a lack of _______.\nA) Gig, Risk, Flexibility, Autonomy\nB) Sharing, Risk, Flexibility, Autonomy\nC) Gig, Flexibility, Risk, Social welfare structures\nD) Sharing, Flexibility, Risk, Social welfare structures\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-v1": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-business-ethics.val.20", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-business-ethics.val.20", "text_sha256": "772f30499b36c5c94ca64b2890b9f74d4fe3a93a8ef57cb28a4dc07b616bd7e8", "eval_name": "mmlu-business-ethics", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-business-ethics.val.20"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2eab8272a1ce0d5c25126dddf74f24e2922e47f0088cb19d899fa8410fc196f3"}}
{"state": "Temperature for hot water cylinder\n\nI live in an apartment in the UK. There's an electric \"hot water cylinder\" (storage tank) to heat water for tap usage. (Not for heating, there are electric radiators for that.)\n\nThis hot water cylinder has a thermostat where you can set a temperature from 40°C to 70°C, and whoever installed it set it to 70°C. 70°C seems wasteful to me, 40°C would be enough for my use. Presumably the higher the temperature and the more electricity it uses?\n\nHowever the manual warns that the thermostat should not be set lower than 60°C to \"prevent bacteria growth\". Is this a valid concern in practice, or is it more like some kind of abstract health & safety disclaimer? I mean, I'm not going to drink that hot water, I just use it to wash stuff.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "The tank that incorporates the duel system would in fact have two smaller tanks inside to keep the water separated for the different tasks. There would also be two heat exchangers which would connect to the collectors and the boiler. The solar water heating system would be connected to the lower exchanger and the boiler to the above exchanger. The whole system can be operated from a solar thermal controller which can be automated. When the temperature at the collectors rises to a specific temperature above the temperature in the storage tank, the controller will automatically switch on the pump and the transfer fluid heated in the collector will be sent to the hot water tank. A typical collector storage tank can hold up to 30 gallons per person.", "doc_2": "Because the surface temperature of these radiators is so low, it means they’re\ngreat for use in spaces where health and safety might be a concern such as\nschools, nursuries, offices, or hospitals. Our range meets the NHS guidance of\n“safe hot water and surface temperature” and all radiators are finished with\nanti-bacterial paint as standard.", "doc_3": "If you’re looking to install radiators in a space where health and safety are\nserious concerns, you need to make sure your radiators fit these safety\nstandards. Enter low surface temperature radiators. These radiators don’t heat\nup past 43℃ on their surface and remain safe to touch to help prevent scalds,\nburns and meet the requirements set out by HSE in “ [ Managing the risks from\nhot water and surfaces in health and social care\n](https://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/hsis6.pdf) ”. Read on to learn more about these\nradiators.", "doc_4": "Thermostatic radiator valve should not be installed in the same room where the\nroom (air temperature) thermostat is installed. This is because in the case\nthat the TRV set temperature is _below_ the room thermostat set temperature,\nthe TRV would shut off the radiator before the latter temperature is reached.\nThe central heating [ boiler ](/wiki/Boiler \"Boiler\") would continue to run in\nan attempt to reach the room thermostat set temperature, potentially heating\nthe rest of the house to uncomfortably high levels if TRVs are not installed\non the radiators in every room. If both TRV and thermostat set temperatures\nwere set _equally_ , unpredictable behaviour may occur with both devices\nattempting to control the room temperature. Therefore, in case of installing a\nTRV and an air temperature based boiler thermostat in the same room, the TRV\nshould be set to a _higher_ temperature than the room thermostat.  [ _[\ncitation needed  ](/wiki/Wikipedia:Citation_needed \"Wikipedia:Citation\nneeded\") _ ]", "doc_5": "Documented sources include cooling towers,  [20]  swimming pools (especially\nin Scandinavian countries), domestic water systems and showers, ice-making\nmachines,  [21]  refrigerated cabinets, whirlpool spas,  [22]  [23]  hot\nsprings,  [24]  fountains,  [25]  dental equipment,  [26]  soil,  [27]\nautomobile windshield washer fluid,  [28]  industrial coolant,  [29]  and\nwaste water treatment plants."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/5", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/5", "text_sha256": "0a9cba5aaf9363e8103969820f380f81f858fb84cf29792cbb87268f520292a6", "gold_id": "hot_water_cylinder/Legionella_22.txt", "negative_ids": ["low_surface/differenttypesoflowsurfacetemperatureradiators_36.txt", "low_surface/differenttypesoflowsurfacetemperatureradiators_40.txt", "efficient/Thermostaticradiatorvalve_48.txt", "small_solar/howdosolarthermalpanelswork_10.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "5"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "afb5b1cfabe06ffe28c2edb6e1e4d3f375cabed08cb6ed62f9929e80e721ad62"}}
{"state": "As the overseer of public transportation in this bustling metropolis, my days are filled with complex personnel and logistical conundrums. A quick scan of my to-do list before the afternoon staff meeting reveals the daunting tasks at hand: assigning the roles of bus and tram driver, and schedule controller. My dedicated team consists of Maria, Ahmed, and Jenny, each possessing unique strengths. The challenge lies in determining the perfect fit for each role.\n\nAhmed, temperamental and clearly dissatisfied, always claims that Maria ignores his suggestions during team discussions. Maria herself lost in her own world, not always taking into account others' feelings. She has even spread some unsettling rumors about Ahmed's work competence, ruffling the team's fragile dynamics. I've also noticed Ahmed’s dissatisfaction about not being heard, and it’s often centered on Maria not forwarding crucial information to Jenny - tension that we certainly did not need.\n\nAhmed's dispute with Maria aside, he does bring something valuable to the team. He possesses excellent analytical skills, and a knack for making critical decisions - a crucial trait in our line of work. Others in our team, including Jenny, look up to Ahmed for help with schedule-related challenges.\n\nThen there's Jenny, mild and diligent. Her rapport with Ahmed seems strong, often acknowledging his analytical skills and sharing his frustration about Maria's lack of respect for her ideas. Jenny keeps a meticulous personal diary and has a knack for being punctual, a refreshing change in our often chaotic schedules.\n\nWhen it comes to certain aspects, Jenny is quite the opposite of Maria. Maria, often late and forgetful, has a tendency to miss meetings and deadlines, traits that have created some disconnect in the team. She often fails to give Jenny the necessary information, causing Jenny's work to falter.\n\nDespite their qualms, Maria and Jenny have a few overlapping fears that need addressal. Jenny's trauma from the car accident few years ago still takes a toll on her. She gets uneasy around large machinery and her confidence can be shaky. Similarly, Maria's disdain for high-speed buses and trams or anything that causes her motion sickness adds to her anxieties.\n\nHowever, despite these challenges, they are all integral parts of the team. Poor eyesight may have failed Ahmed in his driving tests, but his analytical skills are valuable. Jenny, despite her", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Bus/Tram driver: Jenny, Schedule Controller: Ahmed and Maria", "opt_2": "Bus/Tram driver: Ahmed, Schedule Controller: Jenny and Maria", "opt_3": "Bus/Tram driver: Maria, Schedule Controller: Ahmed and Jenny"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/83", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/83", "text_sha256": "87dad00984c48370fd8dab704f12521bfbe1d3bb91398a31b435be320a6b5341", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 83}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c165e71de3490aff765ad2482fe458b91c05ce00563b08bed99220b75bb765fb"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Mississippi governor appoints Cindy Hyde-Smith to the Senate — and draws a backlash from the White House"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Mississippi governor appoints monkey to the Senate — and draws a backlash from the White House", "b": "Mississippi governor appoints raccoon to the Senate — and draws a backlash from the White House"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/2854-8015", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/2854", "text_sha256": "ccb3b019ee9d6e1fc65b15f38dbeec726491b609f685ba74c186754362bb9faf", "grades": ["2.0", "2.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "2854-8015"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9d6dd86c335b9648db284a4ce1079bebb1ed1a6f68437a2629fd228a8b8ab442"}}
{"state": {"fen": "rn1qk2r/pp4pp/2p5/2b1p3/2P5/3PN3/PP3PPP/R1BQK2R w KQkq - 2 13", "to_move": "white", "board": "8 r n . q k . . r\n7 p p . . . . p p\n6 . . p . . . . .\n5 . . b . p . . .\n4 . . P . . . . .\n3 . . . P N . . .\n2 P P . . . P P P\n1 R . B Q K . . R\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"d1e2": "white queen d1-e2", "a1b1": "white rook a1-b1", "e3d5": "white knight e3-d5", "a2a4": "white pawn a2-a4", "b2b4": "white pawn b2-b4", "d1h5": "white queen d1-h5", "h1f1": "white rook h1-f1", "f2f4": "white pawn f2-f4", "d1a4": "white queen d1-a4", "f2f3": "white pawn f2-f3"}, "label": "d1h5", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/a5fc89cd819f3211", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/a5fc89cd819f3211", "text_sha256": "3c6aa94edd1d17e5588dbe6152dc7f4c2582ab73982a17368632b913a22d7e7a", "values": {"d1e2": 0.584782, "a1b1": 0.606944, "e3d5": 0.233382, "a2a4": 0.521159, "b2b4": 0.477003, "d1h5": 0.763973, "h1f1": 0.467826, "f2f4": 0.3913, "d1a4": 0.482517, "f2f3": 0.480679}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "rn1qk2r/pp4pp/2p5/2b1p3/2P5/3PN3/PP3PPP/R1BQK2R w KQkq - 2 13"}, "stratum": "middlegame", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "da2eb7e2924ccd79e9a33c56f7b87701757a0ecdb5db485692f6217acbace0f2"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\n Nagel thinks that the core of the absolutist position is that\nA) human persons have a right to life.\nB) it is permissible to harm as a foreseen but unintended consequence of action.\nC) the ends justify the means.\nD) the hostility should be directed at its true object.\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-v1": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "claude-v2": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-instant-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-disputes.val.336", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-disputes.val.336", "text_sha256": "668febaf6caef368dd30b181268c59aa470c0fbde7d727b66ac175763b351c07", "eval_name": "mmlu-moral-disputes", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-moral-disputes.val.336"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6d2e0c0f10ca199bfc6fed8161a107f16741fe168fab5357e87577c857c5204d"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#ff0500 #000100 #000001 #010000 #000100", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ff0500 #000100 #000001 #010000 #000100", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#23383d #4d7b85 #c9f24b #e6f2da #121212", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#d4f76d #c2c40c #006a40 #402015 #22190b", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#5c81ad #344f6b #283230 #f5c962 #2b3d5b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ddff6a #3f96e8 #b00100 #ffbf4a #fff1ce", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#323538 #565d61 #7e898c #e0e0e0 #ff9e3d", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#1c353d #77c24b #abe0e0 #3c95bd #05396b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#30191b #4c2b2b #733d3b #7e9681 #e3d8a2", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#99002a #ff8a7f #ff8a7f #ff8a7f #ff8a7f", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#00ffc8 #00b38c #ff4200 #b32e00 #fffaf8", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#feffd9 #e3e8cb #bcc9c5 #7a8a84 #303538", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#ffbdb9 #d6819a #a13f81 #7d1566 #3d0029", "b": "#a7c5d9 #ffff9f #ede6e3 #5fa0b8 #2c4170"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/428", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/428", "text_sha256": "4674c90e684621b899ba03412cb3c09d9898b06015946fb8baaa47e54e6c0adf", "themes": [1912, 1388], "ratings": [2, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 428}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "675d72f2922922a3a91c0d6c8bb96c4d7d4efc10323120e08a52b84cc137edd7"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Playing harmonica", "context": "A man wearing a hat is talking to the camera. he"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "explains the mechanics of playing a harmonica.", "opt_2": "is shown in a gym, kneeling on a bag.", "opt_3": "puts something on and then turns to talk to a girl.", "opt_4": "points at a lawn and talks to it."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/38631", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_MlnK2sa7mm4", "text_sha256": "8518c328958e19d081c2847e1bb5ce24ee5aa3e30cecc4df87dad9d8a1c4c0d2", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2519, "source_id": "activitynet~v_MlnK2sa7mm4"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "20dd39ec4050a4a47dc2d7557d3849a3ff4679d6e41ded9cc715b964345b122a"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Layup drill in basketball", "context": "A man holding a blue cushion practices basketball with the players in the gym. a man holding two red cushions"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "demonstrated dribbling and hitting with the stick.", "opt_2": "practices basketball with the players.", "opt_3": "onto the court and practice basketball against a goal after the basketball hits home.", "opt_4": "play basketball behind the audience and practice basketball."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/29060", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_ZBoa0UN86Qw", "text_sha256": "4080025fb29d46545cd759a8f7e33384fdc8966ebfe27cd1722eabb8db7b9958", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1879, "source_id": "activitynet~v_ZBoa0UN86Qw"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d2220d825e63d7fd5095ad5c7c2c52599637d91c170159ae5e7a4af6bd982b7c"}}
{"state": "The girl put her money in the bag instead of her pocket although the bully would look in the _ .\nA) bag\nB) pocket\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-v2": null, "claude-v1": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null}, "label": "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.460", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.460", "text_sha256": "32f854a5e5e85a76c72041edebe53c4a99454a6ca6f1e5d37999de09d9fd3b60", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.460"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "22ebaed2b566f4dede7666ab9bb26724fd7efb4c89868a86998433910df281be"}}
{"state": "User: Can you search for the definition of the word 'perplexed'?\nAI: Sure, let me check for you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "Dictionary": "This API searches the dictionary for a given keyword.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "SearchEngine": "This API searches for a given keyword for search engine.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set."}, "label": "Dictionary", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/83", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/Dictionary-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "c3f8c68bb88e8e1f67d6842a14c496201bc0b86bc7f6d40f2a32cc00f11cbe8c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 83, "file": "Dictionary-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "Dictionary", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8b47bb7666def8e102b4e701d2c4f8449ff76d6fe19a7cf8cc548f9f5d20477e"}}
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{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#fff300 #f5ac0b #f05615 #8c2574 #110736", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#750614 #e0370c #ad5e00 #bd7100 #ff8d13", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ff0cff #e80b79 #e82b0b #ff530c #ff0000", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#381500 #0061ae #006846 #db0013 #fdaf00", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#878476 #c8ccbe #422f20 #527320 #76b125", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#520452 #b06a88 #fef4ff #ff022d #7a1706", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#332316 #4d3521 #8c613c #cc8d57 #402c1b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ff8922 #ffcf6c #c2b47c #668276 #163033", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#d5ffde #1bcc71 #009e75 #006669 #2796bf", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a1793f #69562b #6c6d4d #5e9a93 #88ad98", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#a1793f #69562b #6c6d4d #5e9a93 #88ad98", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ffc6fc #e8b4d9 #e8b4bf #ffc8c6 #ffd2e7", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#372d3d #4a3e21 #c9a100 #caffc4 #9cd6c5", "b": "#ffecec #bbe66c #242c36 #5b6069 #a9ad99"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/463", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/463", "text_sha256": "17f95b64af85cad66a975cedcd36f0b38748801d4bc93ac10e7038167824c6e7", "themes": [69, 99], "ratings": [5, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 463}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "806cae158c79b6a5dbe0b7af6965eb6157f428781e9abc9a55fe685b764e3043"}}
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{"state": "Trying to interact with a contract using is function selector, how do i get the block hash?\n\nI have the below code in a index.js file, but when i run it i get an error message: The method eth_sendTransaction does not exist/is not available. Please can anyone help?\n\n```\nrequire('dotenv').config();\nrequire('events').EventEmitter.defaultMaxListeners = 0\n\nconst { ethers } = require('ethers');\n\n// Provider and contract address\nconst provider = new ethers.providers.JsonRpcProvider('https://polygon-mumbai.infura.io/v3/7d803b173d114ba8a1bffafff7ff541a');\nconst wallet = new ethers.Wallet(process.env.KEY, provider)\n//const signer = wallet.provider.getSigner(wallet.address);\nconst contractAddress = '0x57C98f1f2BC34A0054CBc1257fcc9333c1b6730c';\n\n// Function selector\nconst functionSelector = '0x838ad0ee';\n\n\n// Call the contract\nconst send = async () => {\n  try {\n    const result = await wallet.call({\n        to: contractAddress,\n        data: functionSelector\n    });\n    console.log(\"Result:\", result);\n} catch (error) {\n    console.error(\"Error:\", error);\n}\n}\n\nsend()\n```", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "const fs = require('node:fs/promises');\n    \n    async function example() {\n      try {\n        await fs.rename('/Users/joe', '/Users/roger');\n      } catch (err) {\n        console.log(err);\n      }\n    }\n    example();\n    \n\nJavaScript  Copy to clipboard", "doc_2": "PROPERTIES\n\nio/ethers.js/blob/main/src.ts/providers/contracts.ts#L31) contractRunner  .\ncall  ⇒  (  tx:  [ TransactionRequest ](/v6/api/providers/#TransactionRequest)\n) => Promise< string  >\n\nRequired for pure, view or static calls to contracts.\n\nio/ethers.js/blob/main/src.ts/providers/contracts.ts#L26) contractRunner  .\nestimateGas  ⇒  (  tx:  [ TransactionRequest\n](/v6/api/providers/#TransactionRequest) ) => Promise< bigint  >\n\nRequired to estimate gas.\n\n\nThe provider used for necessary state querying operations.\n\nThis can also point to the  ContractRunner  itself, in the case of an  [\nAbstractProvider ](/v6/api/providers/abstract-provider/#AbstractProvider) .\n\n\nRequired to support ENS names\n\nio/ethers.js/blob/main/src.ts/providers/contracts.ts#L41) contractRunner  .\nsendTransaction  ⇒  (  tx:  [ TransactionRequest\n](/v6/api/providers/#TransactionRequest) ) => Promise< [ TransactionResponse\n](/v6/api/providers/#TransactionResponse) >\n\nRequired for state mutating calls\n\ninterface  Eip1193Provider\n\nThe interface to an  [ EIP-1193 ](https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-1193)\nprovider, which is a standard used by most injected providers, which the  [\nBrowserProvider ](/v6/api/providers/#BrowserProvider) accepts and exposes the\nAPI of.", "doc_3": "async function startCapture() {\n      logElem.innerHTML = \"\";\n    \n      try {\n        videoElem.srcObject =\n          await navigator.mediaDevices.getDisplayMedia(displayMediaOptions);\n        dumpOptionsInfo();\n      } catch (err) {\n        console.error(err);\n      }\n    }\n    \n\nAfter clearing the contents of the log in order to get rid of any leftover\ntext from the previous attempt to connect, ` startCapture() ` calls  `\ngetDisplayMedia() ` , passing into it the constraints object defined by `\ndisplayMediaOptions ` . Using  ` await ` , the following line of code does not\nget executed until after the  ` promise ` returned by ` getDisplayMedia() `\nresolves. Upon resolution, the promise returns a  ` MediaStream ` , which will\nstream the contents of the screen, window, or other region selected by the\nuser.", "doc_4": "Here is the updated code. After the code, I'll explain the new parts.\n\n    \n    \n    const Discord = require(\"discord.js\")\n    const fetch = require(\"node-fetch\")\n    const client = new Discord.Client()\n    \n    function getQuote() {\n      return fetch(\"https://zenquotes.io/api/random\")\n        .then(res => {\n          return res.json()\n          })\n        .then(data => {\n          return data[0][\"q\"] + \" -\" + data[0][\"a\"]\n        })\n    }\n    \n    client.on(\"ready\", () => {\n      console.log(`Logged in as ${client.user.tag}!`)\n    })\n    \n    client.on(\"message\", msg => {\n      if (msg.author.bot) return\n        \n      if (msg.content === \"$inspire\") {\n        getQuote().then(quote => msg.channel.send(quote))\n      }\n    })\n    \n    client.login(process.env.TOKEN)", "doc_5": "const Discord = require(\"discord.js\")\n    const client = new Discord.Client()\n    \n    client.on(\"ready\", () => {\n      console.log(`Logged in as ${client.user.tag}!`)\n    })\n    \n    client.on(\"message\", msg => {\n      if (msg.content === \"ping\") {\n        msg.reply(\"pong\");\n      }\n    })\n    \n    client.login(process.env.TOKEN)\n\nWhen you created your bot user on Discord, you copied a token. 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{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.He might be a bit annoying, and yeah he's an easy target for ridicule, but if you say you've never been pissed at 4am, singing every lyric on the Back to Bedlam album, you're a liar", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/427", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/bf581b5d0bcc095db607", "text_sha256": "eff6c74420455af817b7687b513fb8eba83bd9e91c9f24d0fe1520506d8c5cf9", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 427}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ac8b540889388a90c80e4ba8c3b5109b709e17a0261b20ec92ef98c4a871f83e"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#cf622b #e8972f #f2c547 #b5a53f #617a42", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#fef7ef #dbba97 #7f737d #1a181b #806e5a", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#1f3d52 #292119 #a65b00 #e6b85c #b8b87e", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#00ffc8 #00b38c #ff4200 #b32e00 #fffaf8", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#99002a #ff8a7f #ff8a7f #ff8a7f #ff8a7f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ff00ff #fffe00 #0000ff #00ff00 #f4fff4", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#1c353d #77c24b #abe0e0 #3c95bd #05396b", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#ddff6a #3f96e8 #b00100 #ffbf4a #fff1ce", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#30191b #4c2b2b #733d3b #7e9681 #e3d8a2", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#52d291 #66e199 #7af1a2 #fbe4c9 #49302d", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#52d291 #66e199 #7af1a2 #fbe4c9 #49302d", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#f1ffe8 #98cfa8 #333e40 #5c9190 #b4ebe6", "rating": 5}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#c4b399 #d9cbbf #d99255 #848c49 #324001", "b": "#deec0e #aad70e #5bb520 #037f0c #026109"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/427", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/427", "text_sha256": "19571340585e41dbfeb52ed68a9b6e2f5faa8e9931c0768914060d0b455c7d0f", "themes": [2413, 1898], "ratings": [2, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 427}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6db00ce45202f74ade4759fdade746d266f76c0402e3a78252da3043509e170a"}}
{"state": "How many cubic feet are in three cubic yards?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "cubic_feet_to_gallons: This function converts a given volume in cubic feet to gallons.", "tool_2": "cubic_units_in_larger_unit(conversion_factor): def cubic_units_in_larger_unit(conversion_factor): \"\"\" Calculate the number of cubic units in a larger cubic unit. Parameters: conversion_factor (int): The conversion factor from the smaller unit to the larger unit. Returns: int: The number of cubic smaller units in one cubic larger unit. \"\"\" # The number of cubic smaller units in one cubic larger unit is equal to the conversion factor cubed …", "tool_3": "calculate_hens: This method takes two arguments, 'heads' and 'feet', and returns the number of hens based on the given number of heads and feet.", "tool_4": "unit_conversion(input_value, conversion_factor): def unit_conversion(input_value, conversion_factor): \"\"\" Converts an input value from one unit to another using a conversion factor. Parameters: input_value (float): The value in the original unit. conversion_factor (float): The factor to convert the original unit to the target unit. Returns: float: The value in the target unit. \"\"\" return input_value * conversion_factor", "tool_5": "convert_to_inches: This method takes two arguments, 'feet' and 'inches', and returns the total length in inches."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/craft_Math_algebra_query_222", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/craft_Math_algebra_query_222", "text_sha256": "1f6ab09818edecfff5c808ba485d07bfa36d6df75b76471bc3749a7d7d658475", "gold_id": "craft_Math_algebra_tool_222", "negative_ids": ["toolink_tool_1144", "craft_Math_algebra_tool_27", "toolink_tool_1777", "toolink_tool_484"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:craft-math-algebra/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "craft-math-algebra", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "83bd40764ed3a658f33d1d3fabaa857a980ab0c1eee6102c89a83621244b7caf"}}
{"state": "User: I forgot my password, can you help me reset it?\nAI: Sure, I can definitely help you. I need your username and email to get started.\nUser: My username is foo and my email is foo@example.com.\nAI: Alright.\nAPI-Request: [ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='foo', email='foo@example.com')]->970420\nAI: You have been sent a verification code. Please provide me with that code to reset your password.\nUser: The verification code is 970420.\nAI: What's your new password?\nUser: My new password is newpassword.\nAI: Great.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"SendEmail": "This API for sending email, given the receiver, subject and content.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name."}, "label": "ForgotPassword", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/36", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ForgotPassword-RegisterUser-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "380830f0351573a084eb7e6532d59075f929791a8f46920ba6bcf1c49f3a3b56", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 36, "file": "ForgotPassword-RegisterUser-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ForgotPassword", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "891c86db82dd06b88cf0d5472c40de1034cbc49739eb27b2515e91b9f98541a7"}}
{"state": "user: I'm planning to watch some upcoming movies in China. Can you provide me with the details of the first three upcoming movies in China, including the date, title, category, region, and the number of people who are interested in watching them? Also, could you tell me the current time?\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: prints the details of the filtered 3 coming films in China\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: FilmDouban.coming_out_filter\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: get current time\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: TimeTool.get_curr_time\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: prints the details of a movie, giving its name\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: FilmDouban.print_detail\nuser: What is the value of 'film_name' required by the current tool?\nassistant: 红猪\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: prints the details of a movie, giving its name\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: FilmDouban.print_detail\nuser: What is the value of 'film_name' required by the current tool?\nassistant: 涉过愤怒的海\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: prints the details of a movie, giving its name\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: FilmDouban.print_detail\nuser: What is the value of 'film_name' required by the current tool?\nassistant: 惊奇队长2\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: get the weekday today\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: TimeTool.get_weekday\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: prints the details of the filtered 3 playing films now in China\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?\nassistant: FilmDouban.now_playing_out_filter\nuser: What is your thought at current step?\nassistant: get current time\nuser: What is the tool name to call at current step?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "FilmDouban.coming_out_filter: prints the details of the filtered [outNum] coming films in China", "tool_2": "TimeTool.get_curr_time: get current time", "tool_3": "TimeTool.get_weekday: get the weekday today", "tool_4": "FilmDouban.now_playing_out_filter: prints the details of the filtered [outNum] playing films now in China", "tool_5": "FilmDouban.print_detail: prints the details of a movie, giving its name"}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/t_eval_dialog_query_33", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/t_eval_dialog_query_33", "text_sha256": "bc3d50dc4bce14bb10697443070b9ac86a6ee2f609efc93bfafbff22793d6f11", "gold_id": "t_eval_dialog_tool_23", "negative_ids": ["t_eval_step_tool_33", "t_eval_step_tool_38", "t_eval_step_tool_39", "t_eval_step_tool_5"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:t-eval-dialog/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "t-eval-dialog", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "56ac8aa5fa676ff5a1dba41dff05fea6d60251279b9980cb11a683b957ab36c4"}}
{"state": "Help me schedule a meeting with Harry on Thursday 2pm and send him an email notification.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "send_meeting_notification: Send meeting notification", "tool_2": "send_notifications: Send notifications to users", "tool_3": "Gmail: Tool for managing emails and contacts in Gmail. Use it to send, search, read, organize, and delete emails, as well as manage and search contacts.", "tool_4": "send_transaction_notification: Send transaction notification to the user's email", "tool_5": "Send Email Notification: Sends an email notification to a specified recipient with a customizable subject."}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolemu_query_28", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolemu_query_28", "text_sha256": "07637cba34a74c68e66a43fb285b2db39868b6f0292800f76b34b1cb054dc6af", "gold_id": "toolemu_tool_1", "negative_ids": ["ultraTool_tool_819", "toolACE_tool_1701", "ultraTool_tool_65", "ultraTool_tool_63"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolemu/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "toolemu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "20ea67ca2dc7bed33a7c242503a76a20975b632996037354e7b0097398e5bd66"}}
{"state": "User: Can you please help me delete my account?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. To delete your account, I need your authentication token. Do you have it?\nUser: No, I don't have it. Can you help me with that as well?\nAI: Of course. I just need your username, and password to get the token. Can you provide that for me?\nUser: My username is foo and my password is bar.\nAI: Great, I was able to retrieve your token.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='foo', password='bar')]->{'token': 'z9x8c7v6b5n4m3q2w1'}", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email."}, "label": "DeleteAccount", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/169", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/DeleteAccount-ModifyPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "a0d05501af485a2cb85c3314682f6740233e8fdcaf9684d0f0f8e85134ec703e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 169, "file": "DeleteAccount-ModifyPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "DeleteAccount", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e04a986cbccfab905a4e4d396731cb2de101f6a04e4c24bf8f71c014f20fe85f"}}
{"state": "I'm planning to curate content for a history-themed podcast, focusing on topics about ancient civilizations.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Get All Crypto News: This endpoint will return all news with crypto and bitcoin from many different websites across the internet.", "tool_2": "podcast.interviewScheduler: Schedule and manage interview timings for podcast episodes.", "tool_3": "history.ancient_empires_timeline: Provides a timeline of major events and rulers of ancient empires.", "tool_4": "getPhilosophyHistory: Retrieve philosophy of history information", "tool_5": "getAncientCivilizations: Retrieve information about ancient civilizations"}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolLens_query_188", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolLens_query_188", "text_sha256": "f3e87173f768525ffcad307dfb2c70a6798eb61900ac3f83854c87598f2dee0c", "gold_id": "toolLens_tool_146", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_14236", "toolACE_tool_7207", "toolACE_tool_14857", "toolACE_tool_9434"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toollens/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "toollens", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d2d85d933916d4e5cb100531949246fc5c9135f7f029df4bb1cd307d92a868b6"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Pentagon weighs response to Flynn working on behalf of Turkish interests without U.S. permission"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Pentagon weighs response to Flynn working on behalf of Turkish taffy without U.S. permission", "b": "Pentagon weighs response to Flynn working on behalf of Turkish interests without U.S. pennies"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/14491-9775", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/14491", "text_sha256": "a1904fa7bf54c2bf4b9b356401a7f0441ddc455f5484f69f8c87b86e5a03077a", "grades": ["0.9", "0.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "14491-9775"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f18a298a380e082ec518e3a5b7c62e02c8f7650c4d9436828f9531529da5d9b3"}}
{"state": "NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nTHIS AGREEMENT is made on the _________ day of _______________ 2015 between _________________________________________, a company incorporated in the Republic of Singapore and having its registered office at ______________________________________________________________, (hereinafter referred to as “the Company”) of the one part and ALEXANDRA HEALTH PTE LTD, a company incorporated in the Republic of Singapore and having its registered office at 90 YISHUN CENTRAL SINGAPORE 768828 (hereinafter referred to as “AHPL”) of the other part.\nWHEREAS:\n(A) The parties, for their mutual benefit, may have exchanged and wish to further exchange certain information, including but not limited to, trade secrets and proprietary know-how in order that each of them may evaluate such information for the purpose of determining their respective interests in establishing a business relationship between them.\n(B) The parties wish to define their rights with respect to the said information and to protect the confidentiality thereof and proprietary features contained therein.\n(C) The Company acknowledges that all information or data relating to the Purpose whether in writing, orally or by any other means if disclosed (whether directly or indirectly) to a third (3rd) party without the express authorization of AHPL is highly confidential and would have a detrimental effect on the business of AHPL, and that its disclosure could not only expose AHPL to liability but also to judicial sanctions and that such disclosure might also adversely affect AHPL’s patients and under certain circumstances, disclosure by the Company could expose the Company to criminal prosecution. In consideration of being made privy to the Confidential Information, the Company hereby agrees to observe and be bound by the terms of the Agreement.\n(D) The Company acknowledges that all information or data relating to Purpose also applies to any organisation/institution that is related to AHPL\n(i) either by reason of AHPL directly or indirectly controlling the organisation/institution; (ii) by reason of both AHPL and organisation/institution being controlled by or under the common control of a third party; or (iii) by reason that AHPL is obliged to provide support services to that organisation/institution for any reason. In the context of corporate entities, a person “controls” the entity if it owns and controls (i) more than fifty (50) percent of whose shares or other securities entitled to vote for election of directors (or other managing authority) in the entity, or\n(ii) more than fifty (50) percent of the equity interest in the entity, or (iii) is otherwise able to direct or cause the direction of the management and policies of such person or entity whether by contract or otherwise.\nNOW IT IS HEREBY AGREED AS FOLLOWS:\n1. DEFINITIONS\nIn this Agreement, the following expressions shall have the following meanings:\n1.1 'Purpose' shall mean any discussions and negotiations between or within the parties concerning or in connection with the establishment of a business relationship between the parties.\n1.2\n(a) 'Confidential Information' shall mean all information received from the other party which the latter has indicated in writing or labelled to be “Confidential”, “Proprietary Information” or with any other comparable legend to similar effect, at the time of disclosure [or if disclosed orally, confirmed in writing by the disclosing party as such within fifteen (15) days after its disclosure], which it may acquire in relation to the other party, including but without any limitation whatsoever:\n(i) all commercial, marketing and business information, strategic and development plans, intentions, any matter concerning AHPL, its affairs, business, operations, shareholders, directors, officers, business associates, clients or any other person or entity having dealings with AHPL;\n(ii) information relating to the financial condition of AHPL, its accounts, audited or otherwise, notes, memoranda, documents and/or records in any form whatsoever, whether electronic or otherwise; and\n(iii) scientific, technical, intellectual or other information in any form whatsoever, whether electronic or otherwise, relating to methods, processes, formulae, compositions, systems, techniques, product information, inventions, know-how, trade secrets, design rights, machines, computer programs, software, development codes and research projects; business plans, co-developer/collaborator identities, data, business records of every nature, customer lists and client database, pricing data, project records, market reports, sources of supply, employee lists, business manuals, policies and procedures, information relating to technologies or theory and all other information which may be disclosed by AHPL to the other party which the other party may be provided access by AHPL, whether stored electronically or otherwise; all information which is deemed by AHPL to be Confidential Information or which is generated as a result of or in connection with the business of AHPL and which is not generally available to the public; and all copies, reproductions and extracts thereof, in any format or manner of storage, whether in whole or in part, together with any other property of AHPL made or acquired by the other party or coming into their possession or control in any manner whatsoever.\n(b) All information as stated in Clause 1.2(a) above shall be and remain the sole property of the Discloser and shall be returned to the Discloser forthwith on demand at any time or without demand upon the termination of the other party's services.\n(c) The Company shall ensure that none of the patients of AHPL can be identified in any reports, submissions and publications of the Company, which shall be deemed to be Confidential information of AHPL within the meaning of this clause. Confidential Information does not include information:\n(i) which is or becomes public knowledge and public property in any way without breach of this Agreement by the Recipient;\n(ii) which the Recipient can show has been known or has been developed by or for the Recipient at any time independently of the information disclosed to it by the Discloser;\n(iii) which is hereafter disclosed or made available to the Recipient from a source other than the Discloser without breach by the Recipient or such source of any obligation of confidentiality or non-use towards the Discloser;\n(iv) which is hereafter made generally available by the Discloser or a third party or is disclosed by the Discloser to a third party without restriction on disclosure or use, including without limitation, by way of the publication of a patent specification;\n(v) which is disclosed orally unless it is identified as confidential at the time of disclosure and confirmed as such in writing by the Discloser within thirty (30) days of disclosure;\n(vi) which is disclosed by the Recipient with the prior written approval of the Discloser; or\n(vii) in respect of which a period of five (5) years has elapsed from the date of signature of this Agreement\nPROVIDED HOWEVER THAT the foregoing exceptions shall not apply to information relating to any combination of features or any combination of items of information merely because information relating to one or more of the relevant individual features or one or more of the relevant items (but not the combination itself) falls within any one or more of such exceptions.\n1.3 Notwithstanding any other provision to the contrary in this Agreement, any information relating or pertaining to the patients of AHPL shall be deemed to be Confidential Information of AHPL.\n2. HANDLING OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION\n2.1 In consideration of the mutual exchange and disclosure of Confidential Information, each party undertakes in relation to the other party's Confidential Information:\n(a) to maintain the same in confidence and to use it only for the Purpose and for no other purpose and in particular, but without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing:\n(i) not to make any commercial use thereof;\n(ii) not to use the same for the benefit of itself or of any third (3rd) party other than pursuant to a further agreement with the other party; and\n(iii) not to use the same for the purpose of guiding or conducting a search of any information, materials or sources, whether or not available to the public, for any purpose whatsoever, including without limitation, for the purpose of demonstrating that any information falls within one (1) of the exceptions in Clause 1;\n(b) not to copy, reproduce or reduce to writing any part thereof except as may be reasonably necessary for the Purpose and that any copies, reproductions or reductions to writing so made shall be the property of the Discloser;\n(c) not to disclose the same whether to its employees or to third (3rd) parties except in confidence to such of its directors, employees, servants, agents, officers, representatives, consultants, independent contractors and professional advisors who need to know the same for the Purpose and that:\n(i) such directors, employees, servants, agents, officers, representatives, consultants, independent contractors and professional advisors are obliged by their contracts of employment or service not to disclose the same; and\n(ii) the Recipient shall enforce such obligations at its expense and at the request of the Discloser in so far as breach thereof relates to the Discloser's Confidential Information;\n(d) to be responsible for the performance of sub-clauses (a), (b) and (c) above on the part of its employees or directors to whom the same is disclosed pursuant to sub-clause (c) above; and\n(e) to apply thereto no lesser security measures and degree of care than those which the Recipient applies to its own confidential or proprietary information of similar nature and which the Recipient warrants as providing adequate protection of such information from unauthorised disclosure, copying or use.\n2.2 The Company shall cause its directors, agents, employees, servants, officers, representatives, consultants, independent contractors and professional advisors involved in the Purpose to observe or be similarly bound by the terms of Agreement. The Company as the principal party shall be responsible and held liable for any breach of this Agreement by any of its directors, agents, employees, servants, officers, representatives, consultants, independent contractors and professional advisors.\n2.3 Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Recipient shall be entitled to make any disclosure required by law of the other party's Confidential Information, but shall give the other party not less than two (2) business days' notice of such disclosure and shall consult with the Discloser prior to such disclosure with a view to avoiding such disclosure if legally possible.\n3. RETURN OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION\nEach party shall:\n(a) within one (1) month of completion of the purpose or receipt of a written request from the other party, return to the other party all documents and materials (and all copies thereof) containing the other party's Confidential Information and certify in writing to the other party that it has complied with the requirements of this sub-clause; and\n(b) notwithstanding the completion of the Purpose or return of the documents and materials as aforesaid, continue to be bound by the undertakings set out in Clause 2.\n4. DATA PROTECTION\n4.1 Any data provided by AHPL to the Company and used by the Company directly or directly in the performance of this Agreement shall remain at all times the property of AHPL. It shall be identified, clearly marked and recorded as such by the Company on all media and in all documentation.\n4.2 The Company shall take all reasonable precautions and adequate measures to preserve the integrity and prevent any corruption or loss, damage or destruction of AHPL’s data.\n4.3 In the event of termination of this Agreement, the Company shall when directed to do so by AHPL, and instruct all its agents and sub-contractors to erase all data provided by AHPL and all copies of any part of the data provided by AHPL from the Company’s systems and magnetic data.\n4.4 All data acquired by the Company from AHPL shall only be used for the purposes of this Agreement and shall not be further processed or disclosed without the prior consent of AHPL.\n4.5 The data will not be transferred or made available to any Third (3rd) Party without the prior written consent of AHPL. The Company shall not use any data provided by AHPL, or any substance that is replicated or derived therefrom for any commercial or profit-generating purpose, or in the conduct of research that is subject to consulting, licensing or other similar legal or commercial obligations to another institution, corporation or business entity, unless the provider provides its prior written consent. Upon completion of this Agreement, the data will be either returned to AHPL or disposed of under the Company’s supervision in accordance with the applicable laws and regulations, and the written instructions of AHPL.\n4.6 The parties shall comply at all times with the Personal Data Protection Act 2012.\n5. DISCLAIMER AND WARRANTY\n5.1 Each party reserves all rights in its Confidential Information and no rights or obligations other than those expressly recited here are granted or to be implied from this Agreement. In particular, no licence is hereby granted directly or indirectly under any patents, patent applications, inventions, discoveries, copyrights or other intellectual property rights now or in the future held, made, obtained or licensable by either party.\n5.2 Each party warrants its right to disclose its Confidential Information to the other party and to authorise the other party to use the same for the Purpose.\n6. CONFIDENTIALITY OF THIS AGREEMENT Each party agrees to keep the existence and nature of this Agreement confidential and not to use the same or the name of the other party or of any other company in the Group of Companies of which the other party forms part in any publicity, advertisement or other disclosure with regard to this Agreement without the prior written consent of the other party, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld.\n7. DAMAGES NOT AN ADEQUATE REMEDY\nThe Recipient and Discloser both acknowledge that the Confidential Information has been developed or obtained by one another through the investment of significant time, effort and expense, and that such Confidential Information provides the other with a significant competitive advantage over its competitors. The Recipient and Discloser both understand and agree that any breach of this Agreement will result in irreparable harm to the Discloser and because of the unique nature of the Confidential Information, monetary damages may not be an adequate remedy in the event of such a breach or threatened breach of this Agreement. Accordingly, the Discloser and Recipient agree that the Party seeking remedy shall be entitled to seek equitable relief, including injunctive relief and specific performance, in the event of a breach or threatened breach of this Agreement in addition to all other remedies available to the Party seeking remedy at law or in equity.\n8. NO GRANT OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS\n8.1 All Confidential Information remains the property of the Discloser.\n8.2 The Discloser reserves all rights in the Confidential Information and no rights or obligations other than those expressly recited herein are granted or to be implied from this Agreement. In particular, no license is hereby granted directly or indirectly under any patent, invention, discovery, copyright or other industrial property right now or in the future held, made, obtained or licensable by the Discloser.\n8.3 The Recipient shall not file any copyright registrations, patent applications or similar registrations of ownership on the Confidential Information. In the event that the Recipient does so in violation of this Agreement, the Recipient shall assign absolutely to the Discloser such registrations and applications without any cost to the Discloser.\n9. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY\nIn carrying out their respective obligations under this Agreement, the Company and AHPL shall comply with all laws and regulations applicable thereto but save for wilful acts, default or gross negligence on their respective parts, neither party shall be liable to the other party for any indirect, incidental, special, punitive or consequential damages however caused, including any loss of profits or business interruption costs and under any theory of liability, including but not limited to contract, strict liability and negligence; whether or not the other party has been advised of the possibility of such damage.\n10. NOTICES\n10.1 Except as otherwise provided in this Agreement, notices which are required to be given under or permitted by this Agreement shall be in writing (unless expressly stated otherwise) and sent to the address of the recipient set out in this Agreement. All notices may be sent by hand or by AR Registered post or certified mail, return receipt requested, postage prepaid and properly addressed to the offices of the parties as specified in this Agreement or to such other address as the party may later specify.\n10.2 Every notice or communication so sent shall be deemed to have been properly served and validly made, if by hand when delivered to the recipient’s address or if sent by AR Registered post, two (2) days after posting if posted to an address within Singapore and eight (8) days after posting, if posted to an address outside Singapore, notwithstanding the fact that the letter may be returned by the Post Office undelivered.\n11. TERMINATION\nThis Agreement shall continue to be in force from the date hereof until terminated by mutual consent or by either party giving to the other not\nless than thirty (30) days’ prior written notice. The provision of Clauses 1 to 8, 11 to 15 and 17 to 21 shall survive any such termination.\n12. NON-ASSIGNMENT\nSubject to the other provisions of this Agreement, all the terms and conditions of this Agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the parties and their respective permitted assigns and successors-in-title except that:-\n(i) neither party shall transfer or assign all or any of its rights, obligations or benefits hereunder in whole or in part to any third (3rd) party, without the prior written consent of the other party, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld;\n(ii) any permitted assignee or transferee shall agree in writing to comply with all terms and conditions of this Agreement; and\n(iii) any assignment shall not exceed the existing scope of this Agreement.\n13. SEVERABILITY\n13.1 In the event that any term, condition or provision contained in this Agreement or the application of any such term, condition or provision shall be held by a court of competent jurisdiction to be wholly or partly illegal, invalid, unenforceable or a violation of any applicable law, statute or regulation of any jurisdiction, the same shall be deemed to be deleted from this Agreement and shall be of no force and effect; whereas the remaining terms and provisions of this Agreement shall remain in full force and effect as if such term, condition and provision had not originally been contained in this Agreement, unless the severed provisions render the continuing performance of this Agreement impossible, or materially change either party’s rights or obligations under this Agreement; in which event such party may give written notice of its intent to terminate this Agreement to the other party.\n13.2 Notwithstanding the aforesaid, in the event of such deletion, the parties hereto shall negotiate in good faith in order to agree to terms of mutually acceptable and satisfactory alternative provisions in place of the provision(s) so deleted.\n14. WAIVER\n14.1 No waiver of any breach of any covenant, condition, stipulation, obligation or provision contained or implied in this Agreement shall operate or be interpreted as a waiver of another breach of the same or of any covenant, condition, stipulation, obligation or provision in this Agreement.\n14.2 Any time or other indulgence granted by AHPL under this Agreement shall be without prejudice to and shall not be taken as a waiver of any of AHPL’s rights under this Agreement nor shall it prejudice or in any way limit or affect any statutory rights or powers from time to time vested in or exercisable by AHPL.\n15. DISPUTE RESOLUTION\n15.1 In the event of any dispute or difference arising out of or in connection with or in relation to this Agreement or the existence, validity, termination, application or interpretation of this Agreement or any of its provisions, both parties shall use their best endeavours to settle the dispute informally by agreement between the parties. Both parties shall always act in good faith and co-operate with each other to resolve any disputes.\n15.2 Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement, if the dispute is not settled in accordance with Clause 14.1 above, no party shall proceed to litigation or any other form of dispute resolution unless the parties have made reasonable efforts to resolve the same through mediation in accordance with the mediation rules of the Singapore Mediation Centre. A party who receives a notice for mediation from the other party shall consent and participate in the mediation process in accordance with this clause. Failure to comply with this clause shall be deemed to be a breach of this Agreement.\n15.3 In the event that mediation is unsuccessful, the dispute shall be resolved either by reference to arbitration or by court proceedings as elected by either party, by way of a written notice to the other party, which shall state the specific dispute to be resolved and the nature of such dispute.\n15.4 Any reference to arbitration in Singapore shall be a submission to arbitration within the meaning of the Arbitration Act for the time being in force in Singapore. Such arbitration shall be conducted in the English language in accordance with the Arbitration Rules of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (“SIAC Rules”) for the time being in force, which rules are deemed to be incorporated by reference into this clause, except in so far as such Rules conflict with the provisions of Clause 14 herein, in which event the provisions of Clause 14 herein will prevail.\n15.5 The arbitration tribunal shall consist of one (1) arbitrator to be appointed by mutual agreement between the parties. Either party may propose to the other the name or names of one or more persons, one of whom should serve as an arbitrator. If no agreement is reached within thirty (30) days after receipt by one party of such a proposal from the other, the arbitrator shall be appointed by the Appointing Authority.\n15.6 The Appointing Authority shall be the Chairman of the SIAC.\n15.7 The arbitrator must not be a present or former employee or agent of, or consultant or counsel to, either party or any related corporation [as defined in Section 6 of the Companies Act (Cap. 50)] of either party.\n15.8 Any decision or award of an arbitration tribunal appointed pursuant to this clause will be final and binding on the parties.\n15.9 Interest at the annual rate of six per cent (6%) per annum will be due and payable to the party in receipt of an arbitration award from such date as the arbitral tribunal may decide until the date of payment to such party.\n15.10 The parties hereto undertake to keep the arbitration proceedings and all information, pleadings, documents, evidence and all matters relating thereto confidential.\n15.11 The application of Part II of the International Arbitration Act, and the Model Law referred thereto, to this Agreement is hereby excluded.\n15.12 For the avoidance of doubt, it is agreed that nothing in Clause 14 shall prevent a party from seeking urgent equitable relief before any appropriate court and the commencement of any dispute resolution proceedings shall in no way affect the continual performance of the parties’ obligations under this Agreement.\n16. PROFESSIONAL FEES\nIn any suit or other proceeding relating to the subject matter of the Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover from the other party all reasonable costs, fees and expenses by accountants, solicitors and other professionals for services rendered to the prevailing party in connection with the suit or other proceeding, including costs, fees and expenses of preparation and appeal.\n17. EXPORT CONTROL LAWS AND REGULATIONS\nEach party agrees to comply with all export laws and regulations (including “deemed export” and “deemed re-export” regulations) of the United States and any other relevant local export laws and regulations (“Export Laws”) to ensure that no data, information, program and/or deliverable (or direct product thereof) is (a) exported, directly or indirectly, in violation of Export Laws; or (b) used for any purposes prohibited by the Export Laws, including without limitation, nuclear, chemical or biological weapons proliferation or development of missile technology.\n18. ENTIRE AGREEMENT\n18.1 The parties expressly acknowledge that they have read this Agreement and understood its provisions. The parties agree that this Agreement and all Schedules annexed to the same constitute the entire agreement between them with respect to the subject matter of this Agreement and that it supersedes all prior or contemporaneous proposals, agreements, negotiations, representations, warranties, understandings, correspondence and all other communications (whether written or oral, express or implied) or arrangements entered into between the parties prior to this Agreement in respect of the matters dealt with in it. No promise, inducement, representation or agreement other than as expressly set forth in this Agreement has been made to or by the parties.\n19. NO PARTNERSHIP\nNothing contained in or relating to this Agreement shall be deemed to constitute a partnership or agency relationship between the parties and no party shall have any authority to act for or assume any obligation or responsibility of any kind, express or implied on behalf of the other party or bind or commit the other party for any purpose in any way whatsoever.\n20. GOVERNING LAW\n20.1 This Agreement shall be deemed to be made in Singapore, subject to, governed by and construed in all respects in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Singapore for every intent and purpose.\n20.2 The parties hereby agree to submit irrevocably to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of the Republic of Singapore to settle any and all disputes in connection with this Agreement.\n21. MISCELLANEOUS\n21.1 Words incorporating the masculine gender only shall include the feminine and/or neuter genders and vice versa and words incorporating the singular meaning shall include the plural meaning and vice versa and words denoting natural persons shall include bodies corporate, incorporate, associated partnerships, firms, trusts, associations, joint ventures, governments, governmental agencies or departments or any other entity, and all such words shall be construed interchangeably in that manner.\n21.2 The clauses, paragraph or clause headings and marginal notes in this Agreement are inserted for ease of reference and convenience only and do not form part of this Agreement. They shall not be deemed to define, limit, construe or describe the scope or intent of the clauses hereof nor shall they in any way affect the interpretation of this Agreement.\n21.3 References to clauses, schedules and annexes shall be references to Clauses of and the Schedules and Annexes to this Agreement. The Schedules and Annexes are to have effect and be construed as an integral part of, and shall be deemed to be incorporated into, this Agreement.\n21.4 References to statutory provisions shall be construed as references to those provisions as respectively amended, consolidated, extended or re-enacted from time to time and all statutory instruments or orders made pursuant to them.\n21.5 Any reference to “day” shall mean a period of twenty-four (24) hours, ending at twelve (12) midnight.\n21.6 If any period of time is specified from a given day, or the day of a given act or event, it is to be calculated exclusive of that day. Where expressed by reference to a person in Singapore, business day means any day other than a Saturday, a Sunday or a day on which licensed banks are authorised or required to be closed in Singapore and, where expressed by reference to the jurisdiction of a person other than Singapore, means any day other than a Saturday, a Sunday or a day on which licensed banks are authorised or required to be closed in the jurisdiction of that person, then that time limit is deemed to only expire on the next business day.\n21.7 References in this Agreement to anything which any party is required to do or not to do shall include its acts, defaults and omissions, whether direct or indirect, on its own account, or for or through any other person and those which it permits or suffers to be done or not done by any other person.\n21.8 In the event of a conflict between any of the terms of this Agreement, including its Schedules and Annexes, the conflict will be resolved in the following order of priority: (1) the Clauses of this Agreement; (2) the Schedules and Annexes.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF the duly authorised representatives of the parties hereto have executed this Agreement as of the day and year first above written.\nSigned By }\nfor and on behalf of }\n}\n}\n}\nin the presence of: }\nDesignation }\nSigned By }\nfor and on behalf of }\n}\n}\nALEXANDRA HEALTH PTE LTD }\n}\nin the presence of: }\nDesignation }", "questions": {"nda-11": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall not reverse engineer any objects which embody Disclosing Party's Confidential Information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-17": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may create a copy of some Confidential Information in some circumstances.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-3": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information may include verbally conveyed information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-4": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall not use any Confidential Information for any purpose other than the purposes stated in Agreement.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/7", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/7", "text_sha256": "215cbae5c8d65dd7214110671218e65d2c9933c41f050d1ab0929eaefc08c5e9", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 7, "file_name": "1438076025NDA_28072015%20-%20AHPL.pdf"}, "stratum": "search-pdf", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2bc1793af217b9e78c0a42b8d2667d5206ae563c759452f2e3e86b570b4ed0e0"}}
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{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nA healthy 22-year-old man participates in a study of glucose metabolism. At the beginning of the study, his serum glucose concentration is within the reference range. He consumes an 800-calorie meal consisting of protein, fat, and carbohydrates. He then sleeps through the night without additional food or drink. Twelve hours later, his serum glucose concentration remains within the reference range. Which of the following mechanisms is most likely involved in maintaining this man's serum glucose concentration?\nA) Glycogenolysis in the liver\nB) Continued gut absorption of calories from the ingested meal\nC) Glucose release from skeletal muscle\nD) Increased leptin release from adipose tissues\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "claude-v1": null, "claude-v2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-medicine.val.38", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-medicine.val.38", "text_sha256": "b6fc267fcb07aa924eeb7a4e5f450938b08fb9aaf48f15182e9a774ed36b81c5", "eval_name": "mmlu-professional-medicine", "correct_models": ["gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-professional-medicine.val.38"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "fa1736a70240b6ef827a5b1136c57fd0dc30e06e627b6edc7ef7294e32219f1b"}}
{"state": "Why does UV radiation from the Sun cause skin cancer?\nWhat is the specific mechanism makes non-ionizing UVA and UVB radiation carcinogenic? Can lower energy light, like visible light, be carcinogenic because of this mechanism, or is there some kind of threshold within spectrum at which electromagnetic radiation does not induce cancer in humans?\nIonizing radiation can be mutagenic, which can cause cancer. However, this only applies to high-energy electromagnetic radiation with photon energies exceeding about 5 eV, or about 248 nm. (The FCC defines this threshold even higher at 10 eV, or about 124 nm!) These photon energies correspond to UVC, which is blocked thoroughly by the atmosphere, meaning Sunlight does not appreciably contribute to the ionizing radiation we receive on Earth. Therefore, the mechanism with which solar UV radiation induces cancer must be different from higher energy electromagnetic radiation, right?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Ultraviolet  (UV)  light is electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength\nshorter than visible light, but longer than X-rays. It is in the range between\n400- 100 nm, corresponding to photon energies from 3 eV to 124 eV. It is named\nultraviolet because the spectrum consists of electromagnetic waves with\nfrequencies higher than those humans identify as the color violet. These\nfrequencies are invisible to humans, but wavelengths near UV are visible to\nseveral insects and birds.\n\nOf the ultraviolet radiation that reaches the Earth's surface up to 95", "doc_2": "Effect of topical sunscreen and effect of absorbed sunscreen[edit]\nDirect DNA damage is reduced by sunscreen, which also reduces the risk of developing a sunburn.  When the sunscreen is at the surface of the skin, it filters the UV rays, which attenuates the intensity. Even when the sunscreen molecules have penetrated into the skin, they protect against direct DNA damage, because the UV light is absorbed by the sunscreen and not by the DNA. Sunscreen primarily works by absorbing the UV light from the sun through the use of organic compounds, such as oxybenzone or avobenzone. These compounds are able to absorb UV energy from the sun and transition into higher-energy states. Eventually, these molecules return to lower energy states, and in doing so, the initial energy from the UV light can be transformed into heat. This process of absorption works to reduce the risk of DNA damage and the formation of pyrimidine dimers. UVA light makes up 95% of the UV light that reaches earth, whereas UVB light makes up only about 5%. UVB light is the form of UV light that is responsible for tanning and burning. Sunscreens work to protect from both UVA and UVB rays. Overall, sunburns exemplify DNA damage caused by UV rays, and this damage can come in the form of free radical species, as well as dimerization of adjacent nucleotides.", "doc_3": "The shorter bands of UVC, as well as more energetic radiation produced by the\nSun, generate the ozone in the ozone layer when single oxygen atoms produced\nby UV photolysis of dioxygen react with more dioxygen. The ozone layer is\nimportant for blocking UVB and part of UVC. Although the shortest wavelengths\nof UVC (and those even shorter) are blocked by ordinary air.\n\nInfrared  (IR)  light is electromagnetic radiation with longer  wavelengths\nthan those of visible light, extending from the nominal red edge of the\nvisible", "doc_4": "Electromagnetic spectrum and visible light\nThe electromagnetic spectrum, with the visible portion highlighted. The bottom graph (Visible spectrum) is wavelength in units of nanometres (nm).\n\nMain article: Electromagnetic spectrum\nGenerally, electromagnetic radiation (EMR)  is classified by wavelength into radio waves, microwaves, infrared, the visible spectrum that we perceive as light, ultraviolet, X-rays and gamma rays. The designation \"radiation\" excludes static electric, magnetic and near fields.\nThe behavior of EMR depends on its wavelength. Higher frequencies have shorter wavelengths and lower", "doc_5": "Electromagnetic spectrum and visible light\nThe electromagnetic spectrum, with the visible portion highlighted. The bottom graph (Visible spectrum) is wavelength in units of nanometres (nm).\n\nMain article: Electromagnetic spectrum\nGenerally, electromagnetic radiation (EMR)  is classified by wavelength into radio waves, microwaves, infrared, the visible spectrum that we perceive as light, ultraviolet, X-rays and gamma rays. The designation \"radiation\" excludes static electric, magnetic and near fields.\nThe behavior of EMR depends on its wavelength. 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{"state": "Buy a home in Chandler with 5 garage(s) and 4 swimming pools.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "API.select_home_type: # To set home types for search. For home buying, home_types choices are: \"House\", \"Townhouse\", \"Condo\", \"Land\", \"Multi-family\", \"Mobile\", \"Co-op\"; for home renting, home_types choices are: \"House\", \"Townhouse\", \"Condo\", \"Apartment\". API.select_home_type(home_types: List[str])", "tool_2": "API.set_location: # To set the location for the search area. This function must be called before setting any criteria. API.set_location(value: string)", "tool_3": "API.set_num_garages: # To set the number of garage(s) API.set_num_garages(value: int)", "tool_4": "findhomebyarea: search for a property to rent or buy in a given city", "tool_5": "API.set_num_swimming_pools: # To set the number of swimming pool(s) API.set_num_swimming_pools(value: int)"}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolbench_sam_query_4", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolbench_sam_query_4", "text_sha256": "c77391a36355157722f9d69c13cda2a6f6811f80f20f7236a5f7be6098058d66", "gold_id": "toolbench_sam_tool_175", "negative_ids": ["appbench_tool_11", "toolbench_sam_tool_186", "toolbench_sam_tool_185", "toolbench_sam_tool_176"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolbench-sam/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "toolbench-sam", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e0de44ef8b7fcc508090f5df0644b562a576078c6c773c1d670ad0ec62a75232"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "Health and Safety Helpdesk Administrator. Apply for this job now Job Description TEMPORARY - Full Time (37.5 hours) or Part Time (Minimum of 25 hours) for between 6 to 9 months. Opportunity for other positions after temporary period. Creative Support is a national, fast growing, organisation with charitable status providing care and support to people across England with a wide range of needs. We are also a Registered Social Landlord managing around 1,000 units of supported housing. Creative Support is regulated by the CQC and Regulator of Social Housing and must demonstrate high standards of health and safety compliance. As a large employer of over 5,000 staff nationally we promote safety awareness and good practice, with a commitment to keeping our staff and service users as safe as possible. We are currently recruiting a Health & Safety Helpdesk Administrator, based at our head office in Stockport to cover a period of maternity leave. This post will start in April 2022. This is a busy and responsible job which will offer job satisfaction to someone with a conscientious and diligent approach. You will run the Health & Safety Helpdesk, acting as a first point of contact. You will read and review all accident and incident reports, escalating concerns as required. You will be responsible for preparing a wide range of reports and statistics to meet management and governance requirements. You will also produce safety related information bulletins and campaigns. Working within the Health and Safety Team you will play a key role in ensuring a positive health and safety culture across our services. You will support the Health & Safety Team with general administration, data collection and inputting, safety compliance and reporting functions. You will be required to handle information of a confidential nature and must observe the highest standards of diligence and professionalism As our Health & Safety Helpdesk Administrator you will make a real difference to the health and safety of service users and staff across our company. You will be expected to identify and follow up concerns in a proactive and professional manner. A basic interest in health and safety and the provision of social care and social housing is essential. Further health and safety training will be provided to the successful candidate. Health & Safety Helpdesk Administrator day to day duties: Running the Health & Safety Helpdesk and responding to enquiries Managing the Health & Safety email In-box Responding to queries and safety concerns from staff across the country Reading and reviewing accident and incident reports Inputting safety data into databases and spreadsheets Contributing to property safety compliance as required Working with the team collating audit reports and following up action plans Compiling data and producing reports Answering the phone, taking accurate messages and informing the team and senior managers of any important communications or events Producing information bulletins, safety campaigns and newsletters Assisting colleagues with administrative tasks and follow up Benefits of working with Creative Support: Flexible working arrangements High level of training and development through our Creative Academy Pension with company contribution Free life assurance 20 days paid annual leave plus bank holidays, plus an additional day off for your birthday after 2 years of service Mileage allowance/travel expenses Friendly, supportive work environment Career development opportunities A flexible and helpful approach, good customer care and excellent telephone skills are essential as you will often be the first point of contact for our staff. You will need to have relevant administrative experience. You will also need good written communication and IT skills including the ability to accurately record accidents, incidents and other data on databases and spreadsheets. Attention to detail and the ability to critically read documents and accurately identify facts and issues is essential. You will need to be assertive and confident as you will be escalating concerns to colleagues and senior managers. Degree level education and experience of working in a health and safety related environment is desirable. This job could be full time (37.5 hours) or part-time subject to a minimum of 25 hours and could be worked during school hours. Our offices are readily accessible on public transport as we are based in in the centre of Stockport close to the mainline train station and with frequent buses into Manchester. Creative Support is a passionate, inclusive, and anti-racist organisation. We are a Stonewall Diversity Champion, Disability Confident Employer who have recently received Investors in People Silver award. We actively encourage applications from candidates from all backgrounds and cultures. We would encourage you to apply to us even if you have not yet had your COVID 19 vaccine. You will be required to have your first COVID 19 vaccine prior to your interview and your second vaccine before you start work with us. This time will be used to complete post interview recruitment checks", "question": "What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"company description\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"hiring\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"funding round\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"regulatory approval\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"expanding geography\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"investment in public company\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1179", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/b7516710300d522f4b12", "text_sha256": "1f8c10d0fc37721b1414a3d927caa63bd66f1dad3382b443c007a40a7b1fff0c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1179}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e95ae9c7edbbd4b82155f14827194e06f20ead66f11c69cb79f1f7b18d17365a"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Still untaken are several steps that required goodwill from local bar associations and others who had opposed the combination. Sent 2: \"[I am] not a fan of Neal's,\" admitted John Peck, a former board member of the San Gabriel-Pomona Valley program and a Pasadena Bar Association board member. Sent 3: Peck says bad feelings still linger among Ailies of the old program who feel left out. Sent 4: \"They really screwed us. Sent 5: We had a good program,\" Peck said. Sent 6: An observer familiar with the reconfiguration debate who requested anonymity wondered why Dudovitz had not spent more time mending fences. Sent 7: \"He ought to be bending over backwards for reconciliation, but if you want to do impact work and people in the San Gabriel Valley want direct services, you have to accommodate that or change your approach,\" the observer said. Sent 8: \"Neal would never consider doing that.\" Sent 9: More than a year after he officially incorporated the San Gabriel-Pomona Valley, Dudovitz had not placed a local resident on the board of Neighborhood Legal Services or made the rounds of the private legal community to recruit the volunteer lawyers. Sent 10: \"Our emphasis has been on having our potential clients know about us and deliver services to them,\" Dudovitz said. Sent 11: \"We have done that spectacularly.\" Sent 12: He did not hire any of the old program's nine lawyers and has yet to permanently place any of his 18 new hires in the San Gabriel-Pomona Valley. Sent 13: The lack of a legal aid presence in Pomona prompted the bar association and court officials to start their own once-monthly family law clinic. Sent 14: After learning of the effort, Dudovitz sent personnel to staff the clinic for three hours per week and is helping to write a grant application to fund a self-help kiosk for Pomona patterned on the center he pioneered in Van Nuys. Sent 15: The help, although late, has earned Dudovitz some appreciation. Sent 16: \"There has been a transition and [the clinic] has helped to fill some void,\" said Deni Butler, administrator for the Eastern District Superior Court. Sent 17: \"But we are working together quite nicely contrary to what the other side issue is.\" Sent 18: Scott Wheeler, president of the Eastern Bar Association of Los Angeles and an ally of the old program, said he mobilized his 200 members to staff the clinic after watching the ranks of unserved poor grow over the past year", "question": "According to an observer, what would Neal never consider doing?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Making accommodations and\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Bend over backwards for reconciliation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Accommodating people who want direct services or changing his approach\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Apologizing to John Peck\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Build fences for neighbors\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Volunteer at the once-monthly family law clinic\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Changing his program for any reason\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Changing his approach\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/163", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/3072000b646ad3d2fadf", "text_sha256": "44b1f7f8846d9cfcf5be36aea10e04928282160129d52af65846bb12382e38da", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 163}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2cce5ac333a72c5904088c0fa83266d9a5b4095d14a0349c9ca2d1ff24603ef9"}}
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{"state": "There is a container of no more than 369667 pineapples. If we divide them equally among 37 horses, we have 7 left; if we divide them equally among 97 penguins, we have 22 left; if we divide them equally among 103 racoons, we have 40 left. How many pineapples are in the container?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "google/pegasus-pubmed: Transformers The PEGASUS model is designed for abstractive summarization. It is pretrained on a mixture of C4 and HugeNews datasets and stochastically samples important sentences. The model uses a gap sentence ratio between 15% and 45% and a sentencepiece tokenizer that encodes newline characters.", "tool_2": "gpt2-large: Text Generation GPT-2 Large is the 774M parameter version of GPT-2, a transformer-based language model created and released by OpenAI. The model is a pretrained model on English language using a causal language modeling (CLM) objective.", "tool_3": "google/pegasus-large: Summarization google/pegasus-large is a pre-trained model for abstractive text summarization based on the PEGASUS architecture. It is trained on a mixture of C4 and HugeNews datasets and uses a sentencepiece tokenizer that can encode newline characters. The model has been fine-tuned for various summarization tasks and achieves state-of-the-art performance on multiple benchmarks.", "tool_4": "divide_remain: it takes in a, b, and c, and checks if the remainder of a divided by b is equal to c", "tool_5": "distribute_amount: To distribute an amount equally among a given number of persons"}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolink_query_145", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolink_query_145", "text_sha256": "d4771dc1222b52126c583d4a6817e81f9a1f56e002abe43a942328244d511e97", "gold_id": "toolink_tool_21", "negative_ids": ["gorilla_huggingface_tool_564", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_602", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_554", "toolink_tool_358"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolink/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "toolink", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "948ebda467847f50c5b699a97299c3ef5cd9cf8aa438c553df223442ee093dbe"}}
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{"state": {"fen": "r4rk1/1bpn1pp1/p3p2p/1p6/5Q2/2qP1P2/P1PNB1PP/2R1K2R w K - 4 16", "to_move": "white", "board": "8 r . . . . r k .\n7 . b p n . p p .\n6 p . . . p . . p\n5 . p . . . . . .\n4 . . . . . Q . .\n3 . . q P . P . .\n2 P . P N B . P P\n1 . . R . K . . R\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"f4h6": "white queen f4-h6 capturing the pawn", "h1g1": "white rook h1-g1", "e1f1": "white king e1-f1", "h2h3": "white pawn h2-h3", "g2g4": "white pawn g2-g4", "f4b4": "white queen f4-b4", "f4d6": "white queen f4-d6", "e1d1": "white king e1-d1", "f4h4": "white queen f4-h4", "e1f2": "white king e1-f2"}, "label": "e1f2", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/37467d516a9faf22", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/37467d516a9faf22", "text_sha256": "7138fdab92ad887efd5513d73300a360597a852834171fba037cff8f659db621", "values": {"f4h6": 0.053929, "h1g1": 0.182633, "e1f1": 0.246815, "h2h3": 0.193884, "g2g4": 0.228802, "f4b4": 0.043399, "f4d6": 0.038217, "e1d1": 0.22237, "f4h4": 0.185398, "e1f2": 0.269366}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "r4rk1/1bpn1pp1/p3p2p/1p6/5Q2/2qP1P2/P1PNB1PP/2R1K2R w K - 4 16"}, "stratum": "middlegame", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d10020d903df042cf2ab51efea84ff43e5b5d0ed830f0c879d311828b87e42d0"}}
{"state": "As the mission's manager, I stood on the deck, the salty ocean breeze whipping around me. We were embarking on a challenging oceanic expedition, one that required expertise in two distinct areas: onboard operations and marine life research. Three potential candidates for these tasks stood before me: Naomi, Oliver, and Emily.\n\nNaomi hailed from the hallowed halls of academia. She had spent years, endless days and nights, poring over texts and field research. Her PhD was in marine biology, and she lived and breathed aquatic life. She knew marine biomes as intimately as one would know their own skin. Her previous stints on research vessels gave her a good understanding of onboard operations, from navigational skills to maritime communication protocols. However, her high standards and meticulous nature often led to conflict with Oliver, who carried a casual approach to work.\n\nOliver was different, a blend of quirks and contradictions. He wasn't familiar with underwater ecosystems. Maritime communication protocols were a concept he didn’t quite grasp. Working with marine animals was not his idea of a perfect job. Unpredictably, he was frequently prone to bouts of seasickness, yet his determination couldn't be undermined. Despite the frequent disagreements with Naomi, his relaxed demeanor provided a tangible comfort to Emily, who had her own fears to vanquish.\n\nEmily was the most challenging to place. Touching fish and aquatic creatures petrified her. Scientific jargon around aquatic biology was a different kind of sea monster she struggled to defeat. Operating the ship's equipment was an uphill task due to a lack of technical skills. Heavy tasks involved in onboard operations weren’t exactly her forte. Yet notwithstanding her limitations, there was a strange synergy with Oliver which kept them both steady.\n\nNaomi was often frustrated with Emily's low competency in marine biology, her criticism sometimes bordering on the harsh. But Emily wasn’t one to back down. She’d take in Naomi's criticisms, get back to Oliver, and together they'd figure out a way to power through, complementing each other's strengths to overcome their individual weaknesses.\n\nSo here we were, two key tasks at hand and three significant individuals. Onboard operations and marine life research. Naomi, Oliver, and Emily. Each with abilities, fears, strengths, and quirks of their own. As their manager, it was my job to navigate these swirling currents and assign them their roles based on their aptitudes and dynamics.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Onboard Operations: Oliver, Marine Life Research: Emily and Naomi", "opt_2": "Onboard Operations: Naomi, Marine Life Research: Emily and Oliver", "opt_3": "Onboard Operations: Emily, Marine Life Research: Naomi and Oliver"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/68", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/68", "text_sha256": "35d5022916433d8f1d481763d7028d05a748ee5a95306a15caddec9543da5e1e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 68}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e680a7103313f49d0845027e772822f2d217d8ab926808b57cc8a3a4c47a9008"}}
{"state": "The personal trainer gave Laura but not Victoria the more difficult exercise because _ was out of shape.\nA) Laura\nB) Victoria\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.529", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.529", "text_sha256": "f91290d731a6695fac85ecae98835e7bd0d6d1b45a3d826dcc999d24d85be519", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.529"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a7c467d62d6c3f8030d8093ea813bd5f7d2b513bf7569e08023d6cd6ff3a2174"}}
{"state": "what time of day is it in london", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"share_location": null, "flip_coin": null, "timer": null, "find_phone": null, "make_call": null, "time": null, "calculator": null, "spelling": null, "date": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "time", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/286", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/286", "text_sha256": "54562750bd52484b609cfa87d114aaa9248430a84f72030d90f9e7c2dc0fb879", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 286}, "stratum": "utility", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f864019e8f2683cfcf6e0b04b40b46ccae215ed2c43d59ed80a79345e8666dee"}}
{"state": "User: Can you please query the Morning Routine scene for me?\nAI: Sure, let me check.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"DeleteScene": "This API deletes a scene by its name.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "QueryScene": "This API queries a scene of smart home system, given the scene name", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryMeeting": "This API allows users to query the information of a meeting.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user."}, "label": "QueryScene", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/223", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryScene-level-1-4.jsonl", "text_sha256": "437708387bd0cba9f78d43d694a1988238058032b3387e1ef6eac80199a8dd50", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 223, "file": "QueryScene-level-1-4.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryScene", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "06b0cdc0592dc926dbae9480ba79496d6ebbddbd5a7f46bf0e5e56802964c121"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me change my password?\nAI: Sure, I can definitely help with that. Before we begin, please provide me with your username and old password.\nUser: My username is user2 and my old password is user2pass.\nAI: Thanks, I also need to authenticate your account by getting a token. One moment please.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "QueryAgenda": "The API for getting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/249", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyPassword-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "140e026b364efd319fff07ba824dc12fc405961bb283bf2c1181e6d7c44f7c76", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 249, "file": "ModifyPassword-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "212756297eddc4997f248e3617cfa61eccd522b10e06a85932f18bf24ec550ef"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: I need all pending and active mandates of users parath and bhanu"], "available_functions": [{"name": "user.mandates", "description": "Fetches the mandates associated with a user based on the provided user name and the status of the mandates. This API is intended for use by partners to retrieve information about their clients' mandates.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"name\": {\"description\": \"The full name of the partner's client for whom to fetch mandates.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"status\": {\"default\": \"active\", \"description\": \"The status of the mandates to be fetched.\", \"enum\": [\"active\", \"pending\", \"inactive\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"name\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "partner.mandates", "description": "Fetches the mandates associated with a partner based on the specified status. If no status is provided, all mandates are retrieved.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"status\": {\"default\": \"all\", \"description\": \"The status of the mandates to be fetched. If left empty, mandates with any status will be retrieved.\", \"enum\": [\"active\", \"pending\", \"inactive\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `user.mandates` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `partner.mandates` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_parallel_multiple_23-20-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_parallel_multiple_23-20-0", "text_sha256": "a21ebc03e8442c75779437e542892406108e7c08e17a2fc65c941d6bc880ef99", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "live_parallel_multiple_23-20-0"}, "stratum": "live_parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f6bbef50b8d7de965f86dacb4ff2a557b810d72659c60ad90ef667140b282b7d"}}
{"state": "Write a function to search a string for a regex pattern. The function should return the matching subtring, a start index and an end index.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "claude-v2": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "claude-v1": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.312", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.312", "text_sha256": "db37ad346b7fcf10933d401ac114fa8c4f225b40ddd08d5dc17b6d6e8d440379", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.312"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d02be56b7e7b6d381a316785d78f81b56ef9095797a3f0d83e8f3b38a64abe99"}}
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{"state": "Trouble launching moveit2 configurations\n\nHi I am using ROS2 humble with moveit2. I created a configuration with setup_assistant of moveit2. However, when I try to launch the demo launch file created by it. It gaves me the error:\n\n[ERROR] [launch]: Caught exception in launch (see debug for traceback): 'capabilities'\n\nI could not find anything related to capabilities. What does it mean? May someone please help me?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "![Split Diff\nView](https://github.githubassets.com/assets/split-b930d4a1df45.svg)\nSplit\nHide whitespace\nApply and reload\nShow whitespace\n#####  Diff view\n![Unified Diff\nView](https://github.githubassets.com/assets/unified-6de447b07fd7.svg)\nUnified\n![Split Diff\nView](https://github.githubassets.com/assets/split-b930d4a1df45.svg)\nSplit\nHide whitespace\nApply and reload\nPass along move_group_capabilities parameters ( [ #2587\n](https://github.com/ros-planning/moveit2/pull/2587) )\n    \n    \n    * Pass along move_group_capabilities parameters\n    \n    * fix lint check\n    \n    * Use move_group_capabilities as default launch argument\n    \n    (cherry picked from commit [f47b4c0](https://github.com/ros-planning/moveit2/commit/f47b4c01b7508079925bb8ce733ea9bc22582127))\n  * Loading branch information \n[ ![@forrest-rm](https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/39061824?s=40&v=4)\n](/forrest-rm) [\n![@mergify](https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/in/10562?s=40&v=4)\n](/marketplace/mergify)\n[ forrest-rm ](/ros-planning/moveit2/commits?author=forrest-rm \"View all\ncommits by forrest-rm\") authored and [ mergify[bot] ](/ros-\nplanning/moveit2/commits?author=mergify%5Bbot%5D \"View all commits by\nmergify\\[bot\\]\") committed  Feb 20, 2024\ncommit  b634e96c2f080ab38780668e85e974351978106d\n##  There are no files selected for viewing\n7 changes: 6 additions & 1 deletion  7\nmoveit_configs_utils/moveit_configs_utils/launches.py\nShow comments", "doc_2": "Hi minggangw, thanks for the help!  \nSo i tried gcc/g++ 8,9 and 10 and before I went a bit further down into the\nbuild process.  \nThe created Makefile is trying to compile against everything from ros2 and the\ncommand is extremely long.  \nIf you try to call it you get the g++/execv error:", "doc_3": "[INFO] [launch]: All log files can be found below /home/username/.ros/log/2022-01-24-08-22-15-307722-machinename-1831798\n    [INFO] [launch]: Default logging verbosity is set to INFO\n    [ERROR] [launch]: Caught exception in launch (see debug for traceback): stdoutstderr is not a valid standard output config i.e. \"screen\", \"log\" or \"both\"\n      \n  \n---  \n  \nThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:", "doc_4": "> roslaunch manip_moveit_config demo.launch\n    [demo.launch] is neither a launch file in package [manip_moveit_config] nor is [manip_moveit_config] a launch file name\n    The traceback for the exception was written to the log file", "doc_5": "[INFO] [launch]: All log files can be found below\n/home/system/.ros/log/2023-03-21-14-56-32-932971-mapperbot-5148  \n[INFO] [launch]: Default logging verbosity is set to INFO  \n[ERROR] [launch]: Caught exception in launch (see debug for traceback): Caught\nexception when trying to load file of format [py]: name ‘Command’ is not\ndefined"}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/6", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/6", "text_sha256": "f975b083ac386177d59c355e6f42f6e42d0fde06c4e5a2daa653993843f6760a", "gold_id": "launch_moveit/b634e96c2f080ab38780_4.txt", "negative_ids": ["subscriber_interface/commentstopicid107_190.txt", "use_sim_time/errorwhilelaunchingd_32.txt", "srvmsg/588_79.txt", "ros2humble/880_90.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "6"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "61e2d437cf12bcf6928be3ab46a471ffb04041c039dbe3a1e42f31a023557d55"}}
{"state": "COVENANT NOT TO COMPETE\nThis Covenant Not to Compete (this \"Agreement\") is made this 3rd day of April, 1996 by and among Lumex, Inc., a New York corporation (\"Seller\"), Lumex Medical Products, Inc. (f/k/a MUL Acquisition Corp. I), a Delaware corporation (\"Purchaser I\"), MUL Acquisition Corp. II, a Delaware Corporation (\"Purchaser II) (Purchaser I and Purchaser II are collectively referred to herein as \"Purchasers\"), and Fuqua Enterprises, Inc., a Delaware corporation (\"Parent\").\nWITNESSETH\nWHEREAS, Seller through its Lumex division (the \"Division\") and an affiliated leasing company is engaged in the business of designing, manufacturing, marketing, selling, leasing and distributing a wide variety of health care products; and\nWHEREAS, Purchasers, wholly owned subsidiaries of Parent, are to acquire substantially all of the assets and properties of the Division pursuant to an Asset Sale Agreement, dated as of March 13, 1996, among Seller, Purchasers and Parent (the \"Asset Sale Agreement\"); capitalized terms used herein and defined in the Asset Sale Agreement shall have the meanings set forth in the Asset Sale Agreement when used herein unless otherwise defined herein or unless the context otherwise requires; and\nWHEREAS, following the consummation of the transactions contemplated by the Asset Sale Agreement, Purchasers will control and conduct the Business (as hereinafter defined); and\nWHEREAS, to induce Purchasers and Parent to consummate the Asset Sale Agreement and to acquire the Assets, Seller has agreed to execute this Agreement, the terms and conditions of which are a material and integral part of the consideration for the Asset Sale Agreement;\nNOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises, the mutual promises and covenants of the parties set forth in this Agreement and the Asset Sale Agreement, and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, the parties agree as follows:\nARTICLE I\nDEFINITIONS\nAs used in this Agreement, the following terms shall have the following meanings unless the context specifically requires otherwise:\n1.01 \"BUSINESS\" shall mean the design, manufacture, marketing, sale, leasing and distribution of health care products of the types and performing the functions of the products designed, manufactured, marketed, sold, leased or distributed by Seller through the Division as of the date of this Agreement.\n1.02 \"COMPETE\" OR \"COMPETING\" shall mean with respect to the Business: (i) the design, manufacture, marketing, sale, leasing or distribution of health care products of the types or performing the functions of the products designed, manufactured, marketed, sold, leased and distributed by Seller through the Division as of the date of this Agreement; (ii) hiring, soliciting or attempting to hire or solicit any employee of the Division or Purchasers as of the Closing Date either on Seller's behalf or on behalf of any other person or entity; or (iii) entering into or attempting to enter into any business substantially similar to the Business, either alone or with any individual, partnership, corporation or association; provided, however, that Competing shall not mean or include the ownership, disposition or use of Excluded Assets.\n1.03 \"DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY\" as they modify the words \"Compete\" or \"Competing\" shall mean: (i) acting as an agent, representative, consultant, or independent contractor of any entity or enterprise that is Competing with the Business; (ii) participating in any such Competing entity or enterprise as an owner, partner, limited partner, joint venturer, or stockholder (except as a stockholder owning less than a five percent interest in a corporation whose shares are actively traded on a national securities exchange or in the over-the-counter market); and (iii) communicating to any such Competing entity or enterprise the names or addresses or any other information concerning any past, present or identified prospective client, customer or supplier of the Division prior to Closing.\n1.04 \"TERRITORY\" shall mean the United States of America and Canada.\nARTICLE II\nNON-COMPETITION AND NON-DISCLOSURE\n2.01 SCOPE AND REASONABLENESS. Seller acknowledges that this Agreement (including without limitation the covenants and agreements set forth in this Article II) is being entered into as an important part of the consideration received by Purchasers and Parent in connection with the acquisition of the Assets. Seller also acknowledges that Purchasers and Parent have a reasonable present and future expectation of continuing the Business within the Territory.\n2.02 CONFIDENTIALITY AND TRADE SECRETS.\n(a) Seller acknowledges and agrees that as the owner of the Division it has created substantial confidential information used in and concerning the business and has been afforded an unique opportunity to acquire confidential information concerning the Business and that the misappropriation or disclosure of such confidential information would cause irreparable harm to Purchasers and Parent. Seller acknowledges that such confidential information includes, without limitation, financial information concerning the Business, the names and addresses of actual and potential customers of the Business, studies of prospective market areas for the Business, supply sources of the Business, products of the Business, technical data concerning the Business, ideas of the Business, processes of the Business, financial matters concerning the Business, and trade secrets of the Business, such information collectively being referred to as the \"Confidential Information.\" For purposes of this Agreement \"trade secrets\" means any information that derives independent value from being secret. Confidential Information shall not include any information or documents that (i) are or become publicly available without breach of this Section 2.02, (ii) Seller receives from any third party who, to the best of Seller's knowledge upon reasonable inquiry, is not breaching an obligation of confidence with Purchasers or Parent (including such an obligation under an agreement assigned to Purchasers pursuant to the Asset Sale Agreement) or without an accompanying obligation of confidence, or (iii) is required to be released by law. In the event that Seller is requested in any court or governmental proceeding to disclose any Confidential Information, Seller shall give Purchasers and Parent prompt notice of such request, such that Purchasers or Parent may seek a protective order or other appropriate relief, and in any such proceeding Seller will disclose only so much of the Confidential Information as is required to be disclosed.\n(b) Seller will keep confidential and will not for a period of three (3) years after the execution of this Agreement, directly or indirectly, divulge to anyone, use or otherwise appropriate any of the Confidential Information for any reason or purpose whatsoever except to authorized representatives of Purchasers or the Parent.\n(c) With respect to any trade secrets included in the Confidential Information, Seller also agrees not to use or disclose any of such trade secrets at any time until such trade secrets become generally available to the public by independent discovery or development and publication through no fault of Seller. Seller acknowledges and agrees that these prohibitions against disclosure of Confidential Information are in addition to, and not in lieu of, any rights or remedies that Purchasers or Parent may have available pursuant to the laws of any jurisdiction or at common law to prevent disclosure of trade secrets or proprietary information, and the enforcement by Purchasers or Parent of any of their rights and remedies pursuant to this Agreement shall not be construed as a waiver of any other rights or available remedies they may possess in law or equity absent this Agreement.\n2.03 NON-COMPETITION. Seller agrees that for a period of three (3) years following the execution of this Agreement, it will not, without Purchasers' prior written consent, Directly or Indirectly Compete with Purchasers in the Business within the Territory.\n2.04 NON-SOLICITATION AND NON-INTERFERENCE. Seller agrees that for a period of one (1) year after the execution of this Agreement, it will not in any way, directly or indirectly, for itself or on behalf of or in conjunction with any other person, partnership, firm or corporation hire any employee of the Division or Purchasers as of the Closing Date, or request or induce any employee of the Division or Purchasers as of the Closing Date to terminate his or her employment and accept employment with another entity.\n2.05 REMEDIES. Seller acknowledges that any violation of this Article II will cause irreparable harm to Purchasers and Parent and that damages are not an adequate remedy. Seller, therefore, agrees that Purchasers and Parent shall be entitled to an injunction, without the necessity of posting any bond, enjoining, prohibiting, and restraining Seller from the continuance of any such violation, in addition to any monetary recovery that might be available to Purchasers and Parent by reason of a violation of this Agreement and any other remedies at law or in equity, including without limitation specific performance.\n2.06 INDEPENDENT. The covenants set forth in the foregoing Sections of Article II are and shall be deemed and construed as separate and independent covenants. Should any part or provision of such covenants be held invalid, void, or unenforceable in any court of competent jurisdiction, such invalidity, voidness, or unenforceability shall not render invalid, void, or unenforceable any other part or provision thereof. Specifically, and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, if any portion of Section 2.01, 2.02, 2.03 or 2.04 is found to be invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction because its duration, the Territory, and/or the Business or any definition or restriction are invalid or unreasonable in scope, such duration, Territory, and/or Business or any definition or restriction, as the case may be, shall be redefined by consideration of the reasonable concerns and needs of Purchasers such that the intent of Purchasers, the Company and Seller, in agreeing to Sections 2.01, 2.02, 2.03 and 2.04, will not be impaired and shall be enforceable to the fullest extent of the applicable laws.\nARTICLE III\nMISCELLANEOUS\n3.01 SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS. This Agreement may not be assigned by any party hereto, except that Purchasers' and Parent's rights, duties and obligations under this Agreement may be assigned and delegated to any subsidiary of Purchasers or Parent or to the acquiror of Purchasers, Parent or the Business in the event either Purchaser or Parent is merged, acquired, sells substantially all of its interest in the Business, or transfers its interest in the Business to any other entity. From and after any such assignment by Purchasers or Parent, the term \"Purchasers\" or \"Parent,\" as the case may be, shall mean such assignee, and such assignee may enforce any of the rights of Purchasers or Parent under this Agreement as if it were the original party hereto.\n3.02 INTEGRATED AGREEMENT AND CONSIDERATION. This Agreement constitutes the entire Agreement between the parties with regard to its subject matter and supersedes all prior agreements (other than the Asset Sale Agreement and the agreements entered into in connection therewith) relating to the same subject matter. Seller hereby acknowledges that the consideration specified herein and in the Asset Sale Agreement is good and valuable consideration received by Seller for the covenants and undertakings described in this Agreement, and such covenants and undertakings are ancillary to, and an integral part of the transactions contemplated by the Asset Sale Agreement.\n3.03 COUNTERPARTS. This Agreement may be executed in two or more counterparts, each of which will take effect as an original and all of which shall evidence one and the same agreement.\n3.04 GOVERNING LAW. The terms of this Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New York.\n3.05 PRONOUNS. All pronouns used herein shall be deemed to refer to the masculine, feminine, or neuter gender as the context requires.\n3.07 BINDING EFFECT. This Agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the parties and their respective heirs, executors, administrators, successors, and permitted assigns.\n[Signatures on Next Page]\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, each party has caused this Agreement to be executed on its behalf, all on the day and year first written above.\nSELLER:\nLUMEX, INC.\nBy: /s/ Robert McNally\n--------------------------------------------\nName: Robert McNally\n---------------------------------------\nTitle: Chief Financial Officer\n--------------------------------------\nPURCHASERS:\nLUMEX MEDICAL PRODUCTS, INC.\nBy: /s/ L. P. Klamon\n--------------------------------------------\nName: Lawrence P. Klamon\n---------------------------------------\nTitle: President and Chief Executive Officer\nMUL ACQUISITION CORP. II\nBy: /s/ L. P. 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{"state": "In the intricate realm of software development, a company teetered on the brink of numerous software launches. The mission was to harness the unique abilities of their team and steer them towards the company's objectives. The team was comprised of Emily, Sam, and Leah, each possessing distinct skills and hurdles. The manager's challenge was to assign them to two critical roles - software programming and quality assurance testing, ensuring the best fit for each individual's talents.\n\nEmily's story was one of skills mismatched. It was evident from her recent performance review that Emily’s skills did not align well with her programming. Her interpretation of software requirements often proved a thorn on the company’s side, yielding a high frequency of coding errors. A cloud of tension now hung over her and Sam, with whom she'd quarreled dramatically during their last project. Emily outrightly refused to work with Sam following the disagreement. \n\nHowever, Emily was not without talent. In fact, she had a unique knack for validation and verification. She often complained about the quality of Leah's programming, stating that it forced her to double her testing efforts. This could be construed negatively, but in reality, it signified Emily's eye for detail and solid testing skills. She had a penchant for reading and researching on new testing methodologies during her free time. Her bug reports were often praised for their thoroughness and accuracy, a testament to her natural inclination towards quality assurance testing, despite her software programming setbacks.\n\nThen there was Sam, a man whose route towards his natural call was riddled with hurdles. Despite his inability to solve complex algorithms, thereby affecting his programming skills, he demonstrated excellent prowess in the aspect of testing tasks. His performance reviews were often garnished with high marks in testing, making Sam an individual to reckon with in quality assurance testing.\n\nMoreover, Sam found joy in hunting bugs and eliminating them vigorously. However, the constant disagreements with his colleague Leah over her hasty decision-making and Emily over matter from a previous project remained a sticking point. Despite his programming struggles, his excitement for testing and debugging was second to none.\n\nLast to consider was Leah whose charm and fast decision-making process often turned heads, albeit accompanied by a little frustration. Leah was a speedy worker and a decider but not much of a finisher. She often failed to deliver her tasks within the set deadlines and was often plagued by her frenetic pace of work that often led to overlooked bugs. In fact, whenever Leah was handed a buggy script, she would notice nothing wrong with it. The bugs would go unnoticed until they led to frequent software crashes.\n\nLeah's penchant for quick decisions had her often reaching out for help on coding tasks and getting into disagreements with both Sam and Emily over their respective work styles. Emily thought Leah's code was too buggy, and Sam thought she made decisions too swiftly.\n\nAnd so, having introduced the problems, it was left to the company's leader, the decision-maker, the problem solver, to appropriately reassign, reorient, and refocus Leah, Sam, and Emily into the two primary roles. The stage was set for a massive realignment that would, hopefully, maximise the productivity and morale of the team. With both software programming and quality assurance testing on the table, the manager had quite a rollercoaster task ahead. Thus, the story of the talent's realignment unfolded.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Software Programming: Leah, Quality Assurance Testing: Emily and Sam", "opt_2": "Software Programming: Emily, Quality Assurance Testing: Leah and Sam", "opt_3": "Software Programming: Sam, Quality Assurance Testing: Emily and Leah"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/225", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/225", "text_sha256": "b3858a12ee5678f52810017bb41cf3e5b16ccd0f06d02bf8e429d826a68a9384", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 225}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "27464024b1d85f9375df82192b0c99ff3f0dcbc9b0aa37b6a08d20d50ae3da9d"}}
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{"state": "Term for the tendency to relate events that occurred in proximity?\n\nWhat is the correct scientific term for the tendency to wrongfully relate arbitrary observations to a significant event, just because they occurred in temporal or spatial proximity?\n\nMost recently I have observed this error in a discussion about an unsolved killing, where a participant was quite sure that her observation of a black van in a far away town was related to the killing, for the single reason that it occurred around the same time.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "The episodic memory receives and stores information for short episodes and the\nevents show a temporal-spatial relationship. While the semantic memory is\nnecessary for the use of language. A perpetual event can be stored in the\nepisodic forms, but it depends solely on how the person perceives while the\nlatter accommodates the integrated word bank and overall knowledge the person\npossesses.", "doc_2": "Illusions of causality occur when people develop the belief that there is a\ncausal connection between two events that are actually unrelated. Such\nillusions have been proposed to underlie pseudoscience and superstitious\nthinking, sometimes leading to disastrous consequences in relation to critical\nlife areas, such as health, finances, and wellbeing. Like optical illusions,\nthey can occur for anyone under well-known conditions. Scientific thinking is\nthe best possible safeguard against them, but it does not come intuitively and\nneeds to be taught. Teaching how to think scientifically should benefit from\nbetter understanding of the illusion of causality. In this article, we review\nexperiments that our group has conducted on the illusion of causality during\nthe last 20 years. We discuss how research on the illusion of causality can\ncontribute to the teaching of scientific thinking and how scientific thinking\ncan reduce illusion.", "doc_3": "Nobody has tried to systematically replicate studies from the past, so we do\nnot know if published studies are becoming less replicable over time. In  1990\n, however, Amir and Sharon were able to successfully replicate most of the\nmain effects of six studies from another culture, though they did fail to\nreplicate many of the interactions. This particular shortcoming in their\noverall replication may suggest that published studies are becoming less\nreplicable over time, but we cannot be certain. What we can be sure of is that\nthere is a significant problem with replication in psychology, and it’s a\ntrend the field needs to correct. Without replicable findings, nobody will be\nable to believe in scientific psychology.", "doc_4": "**Figure 5** . Classification error for all models on single digit detection\nunder varying levels of debris. Examples of the images used to train and test\nthe networks are also shown. Matrices to the right indicate significant\nresults of pairwise McNemar tests. Comparisons are across models and within\nimage sets. Black boxes indicate significant differences at _p_ < 0.05 when\ncontrolling the expected false discovery rate at 0.05.", "doc_5": "“The numbers are quite large of potential students with strong high school\nGPAs who have proved themselves to everyone except the testing agencies,”\nasserted the researchers. High-stakes tests too often function as arbitrary\ngatekeepers, pushing away students who might otherwise excel in college."}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/53", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/53", "text_sha256": "a59bf3731883ebae06c9b3ac0ae110eac5568d1454078cbb5af21430d502860f", "gold_id": "causality_illusion/full_82.txt", "negative_ids": ["methodology/thereplicationcrisisinpsychology_40.txt", "focus_testing/psychologicaltollhighstakestesting_38.txt", "recurrent_synapes/full_198.txt", "procedual_memory/episodicsemanticmemory_47.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "53"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2022ede2f92e41fdf8e3c062007e275568c23d86fc584831c3f55178e5bec3a6"}}
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{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Tôi cần một chuyến Uber loại 'Plus' từ địa chỉ 123 Đường Đại học, Berkeley, CA 94704 và tôi không muốn chờ quá 10 phút."], "available_functions": [{"name": "uber.ride", "description": "Tìm chuyến đi phù hợp cho khách hàng dựa trên vị trí, loại chuyến đi và khoảng thời gian khách hàng sẵn sàng chờ đợi làm thông số'", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"loc\": {\"description\": \"The starting location of the Uber ride in the format of 'Address, City, State'. For example, '123 Main St, Springfield, IL'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"time\": {\"description\": \"The maximum amount of time the customer is willing to wait for the ride, in minutes.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"type\": {\"description\": \"The type of Uber ride the user is requesting.\", \"enum\": [\"plus\", \"comfort\", \"black\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"loc\", \"type\", \"time\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `uber.ride` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_simple_26-6-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_simple_26-6-0", "text_sha256": "c9d928e0e03dd938929eb0c48ac75efd3995a91033a9f53760f91ae98dbc3a70", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_simple.json", "id": "live_simple_26-6-0"}, "stratum": "live_simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a3293c0041cfb555c7e267dd6b28b55d3128d10fb74219a221f761a7b832f852"}}
{"state": "I'm managing my wrestling weight in Amsterdam and I have a very active lifestyle. My goal is to lose weight and I prefer a high-protein diet.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "calculate_calorie_intake: Calculates the recommended daily calorie intake and macronutrient distribution based on personal characteristics and goals.", "tool_2": "Heart_Healthy_Diet_Planner: Creates a personalized heart-healthy diet plan based on user's health condition, lifestyle, and food preferences.", "tool_3": "Macros Amounts: Calculates the amount of macro nutrients (carbohydrates, protein, and fat) for a specific calorie burned based on user inputs.", "tool_4": "Fitness_Calculator_macros_amounts: Find the amount of macro nutrients in four different categories which are balanced, low-fat, low-carbs and high-protein for a specific calorie burned. There are 6 inputs which are age, gender, height, weight, activity level and goal. For activity level : - \"1\" : \"BMR\", - \"2\" : \"Sedentary: little or no exercise\", - \"3\" : \"Exercise 1-3 times/week\", - \"4\" : \"Exercise 4-5 times/week\", - \"5\" : \"Daily …", "tool_5": "restaurants: Aggregates all vegetarian restaurants from Yelp from London, Amsterdam, Berlin, Stockholm, Barcelona and Paris"}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolLens_query_237", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolLens_query_237", "text_sha256": "fc3b778aa56d0d88c8dca8fb338baafe185a004c1354d94aed582924d55cf32a", "gold_id": "toolLens_tool_198", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_1926", "apigen_tool_255", "toolbench_tool_1421", "toolACE_tool_12058"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toollens/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "toollens", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "45619e1204dd92008f38776195177988906605e85675860939c11dc413f4f570"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.A MAN, who pleaded guilty to raping one woman and attempting to rape a second, shouted at the infant son of his rape victim: “This is all your mother is worth ... this is what your f***ing mother deserves", "question": "” Multi Label Question: Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/342", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/7fcddce591ab6dc7cc48", "text_sha256": "08e23291cf5e45267119d1de17d69d62d5c86daab2ebc282f81a791eafc87270", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 342}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e47195eea72777c5db709f84fdb3f5a414a0cbb41da113e56fb040c233ea808f"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me check if there is a reservation for the Design Team Meeting on March 26, 2023 from 11:00AM to 1:00PM at Design Studio?\nAI: Sure, let me check that for you. Do you have a token for authentication?\nUser: No, I don't have it. Could you help me get one?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. I will call the GetUserToken API in the background to get the token for you. Please provide me with your username and password.\nUser: My username is user2 and my password is user2pass.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "AddMeeting": "This API allows users to make a reservation for a meeting and store the meeting information (e.g., topic, time, location, attendees) in the database.", "DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryMeeting": "This API allows users to query the information of a meeting."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/355", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryMeeting-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "f796787f4c61c770f7772541610330a0c4198d1ed4fc70f865870d44c3b89379", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 355, "file": "QueryMeeting-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3322263c0beefb405eaebc5bd9a42f8daba3aebe6b0422eb24de2192e73182e9"}}
{"state": "Write a function to find the ratio of zeroes to non-zeroes in an array of integers.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.83", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.83", "text_sha256": "0f971aeeddfeab2f2e6f3c24eb9bd5dc28490c5670fb7814493bab0baec38781", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.83"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "dfeedaf1c4ebee34b2e290a8712ca9605af0d143b5d77a4b64e2a53ca4b4c0c5"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.Imagine you've made a sex tape and you're pleased with it – that you consent to sex, and consent to the filming and you think you look hot", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/364", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/855a4ce22a4e5632ed67", "text_sha256": "1b481bc6dc3cde0b40eb11837f7a5bc0f7ecc30a25bbd088a34bd55ca9d17f4e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 364}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "867c607a9dc993b94fd0f5fdcb88dd9a07b7e26db37aba89e1b9ac2c839b17bb"}}
{"state": "Are there any resources (books/links) that discuss the mathematical tools and methods used to forecast the aurora borealis activity in a particular location?\n\nI see many websites that claim to predict aurora, but are there any open source code that lets you have an idea of the models?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "ora?</a></dt>\n\t<dd>\n\t<p dir=\"ltr\">Scientists can predict when and where there will be aurora, but with less confidence than they can predict the regular weather.</p>\n\n\t<p dir=\"ltr\">The ultimate energy source for the aurora is the solar wind. When the solar wind is calm, there tends to be minimal aurora; when the solar wind is strong and perturbed, there is a chance of intense aurora. The sun turns on its own axis once every 27 days, so an active region that", "doc_2": "Intensity, and  \nOnline  \nNowcasting\n\n\n\n\nThe goal of the\nOVATION project is to create a \"standard\" for the auroral oval size, \nposition, and intensity of precipitation.  OVATION includes both \nhistorical data (back to December 1983) and real-time nowcasting (only data \nfrom the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, MSP is currently available \nreal-time, although SuperDARN radar-determined boundaries and other real-time \ndata should soon be included).  All data sets incorporated must be (1) \nLong-running and (2) Cross-calibrated to previously defined DMSP boundaries, \nusing specific procedures.  The OVATION project welcomes additional data \nsources, please contact Patrick Newell or Thomas Sotirelis for more \ninformation.", "doc_3": "to the current use of ensemble forecasting in most major forecasting centers, to take into account uncertainty arising from the chaotic nature of the atmosphere.[86] Mathematical models used to predict the long term weather of the Earth (climate models), have been developed that have a resolution today that are as coarse as the older weather prediction models. These climate models are used to investigate long-term climate shifts, such as what effects might be caused by human emission of greenhouse gases.\n\nMeteorologists[edit]\nFurther information: Meteorologist\nMeteorologists are scientists who study and work in the field of", "doc_4": "data on activity occurring on the surface of the sun as well as in the solar magnetic field.</p>\n\n\t<p dir=\"ltr\">Another source of data used to predict the aurora comes from satellites located approximately 90 minutes or 1,500,000 km away from earth. The Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) and Advanced Composition Explorer (ACE) Real-Time Solar Wind satellites provide real-time data to researchers about geomagnetic storms. &nbsp;Data from these satellites provide about one to two hours' warning of an upcoming aurora.</p>", "doc_5": ") or https:// means you’ve safely connected to the.gov website. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites..\n            \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFind your local weather\n\n\n\n\n\n\nChange location:\n\nEnter City, State or ZIP code\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nNews\n\n\nTools\n\n\nAbout"}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/63", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/63", "text_sha256": "20ac4a6d85f54fd6bda6fa55c0d526f8dca0fa8d22c6549db5148d2f2aa0e666", "gold_id": "predicting_aurora/ovation3.txt", "negative_ids": ["meteorological_versus_astronomical_seasons/Meteorology3_55.txt", "meteorological_versus_astronomical_seasons/meteorological_and_astronomical_seasons_southern_hemisphere_graphic2_1.txt", "aurora/forcast4_32.txt", "aurora/forcast4_30.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "63"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6dd987f5d4a06c825e00c81a80f4502e98e1dc37c199640750abe3ea9a075cb2"}}
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{"state": "MUTUAL CONFIDENTIAL & NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT (Domestic)\nTHIS NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT (this “Agreement”) is entered into this _____________ day of _______________________, 20___, between Champion Aerospace LLC, a Delaware corporation (“Champion”), and _____________________________________________________________________, a _____________________ corporation (“Company”). When Champion or Company receives Confidential Information (as defined herein) from the other party, it is a “receiving party” hereunder, and when Champion or Company discloses Confidential Information to the other party, it is a “disclosing party” hereunder.\nNOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants contained in this Agreement and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, the parties hereby agree as follows:\n1. Confidential Information. “Confidential Information” means confidential and proprietary information (regardless of whether such Confidential Information is in written, oral, visual or electronic form) (a) that consists of Trade Secrets (as hereinafter defined), discoveries, technical, engineering, financial, pricing and/or other business data and documentation, sales information, inventions, know-how, manufacturing techniques and specifications, process technologies, business plans, all disclosed by the disclosing party in furtherance of the purpose set forth in Section 2; (b) regarding the current and/or prospective business of the disclosing party; or (c) that is marked as confidential, proprietary or privileged by the disclosing party. “Trade Secrets” means any business or technical information (including but not limited to a formula, pattern, program, device, compilation of information, method, technique, or process) that derives independent actual or potential commercial value from not being generally known or readily ascertainable through independent development or through reverse engineering by persons who can obtain economic value from its disclosure or use, and that is the subject of efforts reasonable under the circumstances to maintain the secrecy thereof. The existence of a Trade Secret will not be negated merely because the information comprising the Trade Secret has also been developed and used by or owned independently by more than one person, or has been licensed to any other persons.\n2. Use of Confidential Information. The receiving party is entitled to use the Confidential Information of the disclosing party solely for the purpose of quoting and manufacturing products for Champion. . Confidential Information received from the disclosing party as a result of this Agreement shall not be used directly or indirectly to compete with the disclosing party or to in any manner obtain a competitive advantage over the disclosing party. No public announcement or disclosure of the purpose set forth in this Agreement is to be made by either party unless such announcement has been approved by both parties.\n3. Duties with respect to Confidential Information. The receiving party shall exercise the same degree of care and protection with respect to the Confidential Information of the disclosing party that it exercises with respect to the protection of its own confidential information of a similar nature but not less than a reasonable degree of care and shall prevent disclosure of the Confidential Information to anyone except to those of its employees that have a need to know such information solely in connection with the permitted use as set forth in Section 2 and who shall be required to observe the restrictions set forth in this Agreement. The receiving party shall not disclose, disseminate, discuss or communicate any part or all of the Confidential Information to any third party, person or entity. Confidential Information shall be used by the receiving party only for the purpose set forth in Section 2 of this Agreement and for no other purpose whatsoever. The receiving party will report immediately to the disclosing party any unauthorized use or disclosure of Confidential Information.\n[Company] will promptly disclose to Champion any Confidential Information developed, discovered or invented by Company in connection with the design, manufacture and supply of products to Champion. Furthermore, at the request of Champion, Company will promptly deliver to Champion all Confidential Information and all documents and materials (whether in written, graphic or machine readable form and all copies thereof) that were made or compiled by Company during the course of Company’s relationship with Champion. Company acknowledges that all such Confidential Information, and any improvements or derivations of any intellectual property used in the course of such relationship, is and shall continue to be the exclusive proprietary property of Champion, whether or not prepared in whole or in part by Company and whether or not disclosed to or entrusted to the custody of Company. Confidential Information created by Company will be considered a work for hire in which the ownership of all right, title and interest therein and thereto vests in Champion. To the extent Confidential Information created by Company is not considered a work for hire, Company will assign, and upon creation thereof does hereby assign, to Champion all right, title and interest in and to such Confidential Information, including any patent, copyright, trademark or trade secret rights therein.\nCompany is or may become a supplier of products to Champion. Any processes, tooling and or equipment owned by Champion and used by Company are to be used exclusively by Company in the production of products for or on behalf of Champion. Company acknowledges that the useful economic life of any such product is at least 30 years. Company will not at any time, directly or indirectly, manufacture, sell, distribute, repair or overhaul any products or components thereof using any Confidential Information and during the term of this Agreement and for a period of 30 years thereafter, will not, directly or indirectly, manufacture, sell, distribute, repair or overhaul any products or components the same or identical to the products or components manufactured by Company for or on behalf of Champion (or any other product or components thereof that is sold in competition to any such products or components manufactured by Company for or on behalf of Champion ) to or for any third party without the prior written approval of Champion.\n4. Exceptions to Confidentiality. The obligation of confidentiality set forth in this Agreement shall not apply to any information that: (a) is, at the time of disclosure to the receiving party, generally available to the public or thereafter becomes generally available to the public through no act, omission or fault of the receiving party; (b) is required to be disclosed by the receiving party by final order of a court of competent jurisdiction or law, regulation or rule of a self-regulatory body; provided, however, that prior to such disclosure by the receiving party, the receiving party shall provide written notice of such order or requirement to the disclosing party and allow the disclosing party a reasonable opportunity to secure confidential treatment of any information by such court or appropriate government agency, if applicable, and the receiving party shall cooperate with the disclosing party in such effort; (c) is known by the receiving party at the time of receipt from the disclosing party as evidenced by the receiving party’s documentation and not subject to an existing agreement of confidentiality; (d) was independently developed by the receiving party as evidenced by its records without use of the Confidential Information; or (e) is lawfully received without restriction from a third party who is not bound by any obligation of confidentiality.\n5. Absence of License or Other Agreement. All Confidential Information shall remain the sole and exclusive property of the disclosing party. Nothing in this Agreement shall require the disclosing party to release or disclose any particular information to the receiving party. THE CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION IS PROVIDED “AS IS” BY THE DISCLOSING PARTY AND THE DISCLOSING PARTY MAKES NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED IN REGARD TO, AND DOES NOT ASSUME ANY LIABILITY FOR, THE ACCURACY, COMPLETENESS OR UTILITY OF THE CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION OR FOR THE CONSEQUENCES ARISING OUT OF THE USE THEREOF BY THE RECEIVING PARTY.\n6. Breach. The receiving party acknowledges and agrees that the disclosing party’s remedy at law for any breach of this Agreement would be inadequate and that in the event of any actual or threatened breach by the receiving party of any of its obligations imposed by this Agreement, the disclosing party shall have the right to a temporary restraining order and preliminary and permanent injunctive relief to prevent or minimize such breach. The receiving party hereby waives, to the extent permitted by law, the requirement that the disclosing party post bond prior to entry of an injunction and also waives in such injunction proceeding the defense that disclosing party has an adequate remedy at law.\n7. Term; Return of Confidential Information.\n7.1 Unless terminated earlier by mutual agreement of the parties or terminated by Champion in the event of breach by Company of any obligation set forth herein, the term of this Agreement shall continue until the\ncompletion of the purpose set forth in Section 2. All Confidential Information shall remain subject to the obligations to maintain the confidentiality thereof indefinitely following the date of termination of this Agreement.\n7.2 The receiving party agrees to immediately return and to deliver all originals and copies of any Confidential Information in its possession or subject to its control to the disclosing party at the address first written above upon the first to occur of the following: termination or expiration of this Agreement; or completion of or termination of the purpose set forth in Section 2 of this Agreement.\n8. Governing Law. This Agreement shall be deemed to be executed within and shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the law of the State of South Carolina, without regard to conflicts of law principles. The parties agree that any suit, action, or proceeding seeking to enforce any provision of, or based on any matter arising out of or in connection with this Agreement be brought in the State or Federal Courts situated in Greenville County, SC, that the parties hereby consent to the jurisdiction of any such court, and that the parties irrevocably waive any objection to the laying of venue of any such suit, action or proceeding in any such court or that any such court is an inconvenient forum.\n9. Regulatory Compliance; Export Control. Company understands and agrees that the information disclosed, made available, or provided herein is private, confidential, proprietary, and may also be controlled technical data or technology under the Export Administration Regulations (“EAR”) or International Traffic in Arms Regulations (“ITAR”), Office of Foreign Assets Control (“OFAC”), or subject to other laws or regulations. Company agrees and covenants that it will not release, show, make available, disclose or deliver in any form or fashion all or any part of this information to any person who is not a U.S. Citizen, a lawful permanent resident of the United States (i.e., valid “Green Card” holder – a Visa is irrelevant for this purpose), or who has received Political Asylum in the United States without first having determined whether it is lawful to do so under U.S. laws including the EAR, ITAR , and OFAC. Further, Company will not release, show, make available, disclose or deliver in any form or fashion all or any part of this information to any non-U.S. Person without having first obtained the necessary license or approval that may be required from the U.S. Department of Commerce, Department of State, Department of Treasury, or other agency, department, or office. Company agrees that if a license or other approval is necessary it will promptly advise Champion in writing of its determination and confirm that it has not released any controlled technical data or technology and that it is seeking a license or other approval.\n10. Assignment. Neither this Agreement, nor any rights or obligations hereunder, may be assigned or delegated by either party without the prior written consent of the other party. This Agreement shall benefit and be binding upon the parties hereto together with its respective employees, officers, directors, subsidiaries, branches, divisions, and affiliates.\n11. Miscellaneous. This Agreement sets forth the entire agreement of the parties as to the subject matter hereof and supersedes all existing agreements and all other communications between them concerning such subject matter, whether written or oral. This Agreement shall not be modified except in writing signed by all parties hereto. Whenever possible, each provision of this Agreement shall be interpreted in such manner as to be effective and valid under applicable law. In the event any term of this Agreement shall be held invalid, illegal or unenforceable in whole or in part, neither the validity of the remaining part of such term nor the validity of any other term of this Agreement shall in any way be affected thereby and the provisions shall be reformed as necessary to carry out the intent of the parties to the fullest extent permitted by law. The section headings throughout this Agreement are for convenience and reference only, and the words contained in them shall in no way be held to explain, modify, amplify, or aid in the interpretation, constriction, or meaning of the provisions of this Agreement. No consent or waiver by a the disclosing party of any breach or default in the performance by the receiving party of its obligations hereunder shall be deemed to be a consent to or waiver of any other breach or default in the performance by the receiving party of the same or any other obligations hereunder.\n12. Notice. All notices, requests, demands and other communications hereunder shall be in writing and shall be deemed to have been duly given upon personal delivery, five days after being mailed by registered or certified mail, return receipt requested, or one business day after being sent by nationally recognized overnight courier, or on the date of the transmission if sent by facsimile or e-mail (provided that notice shall be effective on the first business day following the date of transmission if transmission is effected on a non-business day). Notices shall be addressed to the signatories of this Agreement at the addresses first set forth above (or such other address as provided by a respective party to the other party pursuant to this provision).\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be executed as of the day and date first set forth above.\n[NAME OF COMPANY] CHAMPION AEROSPACE LLC\nBy: __________________________ By: __________________________\nName: _______________________ Name: __________________________\nTitle: _________________________ Title: __________________________", "questions": {"nda-2": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information shall only include technical information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-20": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may retain some Confidential Information even after the return or destruction of Confidential Information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-5": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may share some Confidential Information with some of Receiving Party's employees.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-7": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may share some Confidential Information with some third-parties (including consultants, agents and professional advisors).\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/32", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/32", "text_sha256": "4ac9f50e5ed3a1912c6e5ba849a4452657aa72134fab53afa9ad4778010fb78d", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 32, "file_name": "Agreement_6_28_07.pdf"}, "stratum": "search-pdf", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f3da05ea5ae9545545f82b96e9f5fabe47057c664c537a2cdbb358feae8e84cb"}}
{"state": "As the pivotal weather project loomed, the thrill of the unknown reverberated through the sterile confines of our laboratory. The mission was clear - to decipher the enigma of the weather, a task as unpredictable as the elements themselves. My challenge lay in the allocation of two critical tasks - Gathering Atmospheric Data and Analyzing/Data Forecast - to my uniquely talented trio: Aaron, Emily, and Rachel.\n\nAaron, quick-witted as he was, had a work history graced by fields where the subtle art of data analysis bore negligible weight. His acumen seldom met the meticulous task of identifying the right pivots of data collection such as adequate locations and times. With a seemingly indomitable belief in his methods, his ears often turned deaf to Rachel's instructions. Worse yet, his insistence on sticking with initial hypotheses, despite mounting counter-evidence, could often be unproductive.\n\nWhen it came to Emily and Rachel, alas, their relationship with Aaron wasn't a tranquil sea. Emily's novel ideas often met a cold shoulder from Aaron, which left her visibly upset and frustrated. On the contrasting bright side, Emily and Rachel exhibited a striking symphony. They not only admired each other's work ethic but also showed an impressive knack to stitch high-quality reports when pooled together on projects. \n\nOne however, could not ignore Emily's blatant lack of experience with weather balloons and atmospheric instruments, which subsequently bore inconsistencies in her data. However, her humility masked her shortcomings, allowing her to embrace her problems and ask for assistance. Riding on the back of her laurels, she held the crown for her adeptness in interpreting data back in her meteorology class.\n\nRachel, the quieter of the three, preferred silence over conflicts. She neither boiled her problems in public nor bore any confrontation. Yet her discomfort in varying weather conditions and her propensity to often misplace her instruments had begun to raise eyebrows. Being overwhelmed easily when hounded by multiple tasks and struggling with interpreting complex data sets, Rachel had her share of duels to fight.\n\nAs the sun dipped below the horizon, and the night's lullabies began, I contemplated my assignment - to assign them to 'Gathering Atmospheric Data' and 'Analyzing/Data Forecast'. Judging by their traits, limitations, and synergies within the team, I knew I couldn’t have asked for a more intriguing puzzle to solve than this. Regardless of the pursuits, I was certain of a storm of learning in the imminent weather expedition.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Gathering Atmospheric Data: Aaron, Analyzing/Data Forecast: Emily and Rachel", "opt_2": "Gathering Atmospheric Data: Emily, Analyzing/Data Forecast: Aaron and Rachel", "opt_3": "Gathering Atmospheric Data: Rachel, Analyzing/Data Forecast: Aaron and Emily"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/103", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/103", "text_sha256": "f9b087ce4ff162e4263d1e4ce03b1170002ccc674c09311919cd3ecf9b9a1b01", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 103}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9c2c6c9f628817f11baed1ff3db72b0141631a62dfdf81e2176b025e710ff394"}}
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{"state": "Exhibit (e)(3)\nMUTUAL NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nThis MUTUAL NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENT (this “Agreement”) is made as of November 17, 2016, by and between Nimble Storage, Inc. a corporation organized under the laws of Delaware (the “Company”), and Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company, a Delaware corporation (“HPE”).\nHPE is evaluating forms of a potential transaction with respect to the Company (a “Transaction”), in connection with which each may disclose certain information, including Confidential 1nformation (as defined below), to the other. As a condition to such information being furnished to each party, its affiliates, its subsidiaries and other individuals and entities controlled, directly or indirectly, by such party (“Affiliates”), and the respective directors, employees, consultants, accountants, attorneys and advisors of such party and its Affiliates with which such party has entered into confidentiality agreements with material terms that are substantially similar to those in this Agreement (collectively with such Affiliates, “Associates”), each party agrees such information shall be provided to Associates for the limited purpose of evaluating, negotiating or consummating the Transaction, to treat the other party’s Confidential Information in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement and to take or abstain from taking certain other actions, as described in this Agreement. The foregoing definition of Associates who may be furnished confidential information hereby specifically excludes third parties who provide stockholder representation services. A party disclosing Confidential Information hereunder is referred to herein as “the disclosing party” and a party receiving the Confidential Information of a disclosing party hereunder is referred to herein as “the receiving party.”\n1. Definition of Confidential Information; Use and Disclosure.\n“Confidential Information” means any information, technical data or know-how, including, but not limited to, that which relates to research, product or service plans, business practices, agreement terms, products, services, employees, suppliers, customers, technology or other strategic partners, stockholders, markets, software, know-how, developments, inventions, processes, designs, drawings, engineering, hardware configuration information, marketing, finances, notes, analyses or studies and all tangible and intangible embodiments thereof of any kind whatsoever, whether conveyed in writing or orally by the disclosing party or its Associates to the receiving party or its Associates in connection with the evaluation of a Transaction. The term “Confidential Information” shall be deemed to include those portions of any notes, analyses, compilations, studies, interpretations, memoranda or other documents (regardless of the form thereof) prepared by the receiving party or its Associates which contain, reflect or are based upon, in whole or in part, any information furnished to the receiving party or its Associates pursuant hereto. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Confidential Information does not include information, technical data or know-how which: (i) is in the possession of the receiving party or its Associates at the time of disclosure, as shown by files and records immediately prior to the time of disclosure; (ii) prior to or after the time of disclosure becomes part of the public knowledge or literature, not as a result of any inaction or action of the receiving party or its Associates; (iii) is obtained by the receiving party or its Associates from a source other than the disclosing party or its Associates, which source would not be reasonably expected by the\nreceiving party or its Associates to have any obligation of confidentiality to the disclosing party with respect to such information; (iv) is approved, in writing, for release by the disclosing party; or (v) the receiving party or its Associates can document was independently developed by the receiving party or its Associates without use of or reference to the disclosing party’s Confidential Information.\nEach of the parties hereto agree not to use the Confidential Information disclosed to it by the other party or its Associates except in connection with preparing a proposal for and any discussions of a Transaction or as otherwise permitted hereunder. Neither party will disclose any Confidential Information of the other party to third parties except those of its Associates who are required to have the information in order to evaluate and discuss a Transaction. The receiving party shall inform its Associates of the confidential nature of the Confidential Information and shall instruct them to treat the information confidentially. The receiving party shall be responsible for any breach of this Agreement by its Associates and agrees, at its sole expense, to take all commercially reasonable measures to restrain its Associates from disclosure or use of the Confidential Information in breach of this Agreement. Each party agrees that it will take commercially reasonable measures to protect the confidentiality of, and to avoid having Confidential Information of the other party enter the public domain, become publicly available, or be held by persons not authorized hereunder to have such Confidential Information, which measures shall include at least the same degree of care that the receiving party utilizes to protect its own Confidential Information of a similar nature. Each party agrees to notify the other party in writing of any misuse or misappropriation of such Confidential Information of the other party that may come to its attention.\n2. Nonpublicity. The existence and the terms of this Agreement, any Transaction, the fact that any Confidential Information has been provided to the other party, and the existence, nature and status of any discussions between the parties shall be treated as Confidential Information hereunder, shall be maintained in strict confidence by the parties hereto and by their respective Associates and, subject to Section 3 of this Agreement, shall not be disclosed to any third party.\n3. Required Disclosure. In the event that a receiving party or its Associates is or becomes legally compelled under applicable law, regulation or securities exchange listing agreement, or by a competent governmental, administrative or regulatory authority or in a proceeding before a court, arbitrator or administrative agency, whether or not as a result of a Transaction to which the Company has consented, to disclose any portion of the Confidential Information of a disclosing party, that discussions or negotiations between the parties hereto are taking place or have taken place, or any of the terms, conditions or other facts with respect to a Transaction, including the status thereof, the receiving party will, and will direct its Associates to, provide the disclosing party with prompt written notice (unless prohibited by law) of such legal compulsion, and shall delay disclosure, if and to the extent permitted or practicable, until the disclaiming party has had an opportunity to seek a protective order or other appropriate remedy or to waive compliance by the receiving party and/or its Associates with the relevant provisions of this Agreement. In the event that a protective order or other remedy is not obtained in such a proceeding, or the disclosing party fails to waive compliance with the relevant provisions of this Agreement, the receiving party agrees that it will, and will direct its Associates to, disclose only that Confidential Information of the disclosing party which its counsel advises is legally required to be disclosed and will exercise commercially reasonable efforts, and will direct its Associates to exercise their commercially reasonable efforts, at the request and expense of the disclosing party, to cooperate with the disclosing party in its efforts to obtain reliable assurance that confidential treatment will be accorded the Confidential Information which is so disclosed.\n4. No License Granted. Nothing in this Agreement is intended to grant any rights to either party under any patent, copyright, trade secret or other intellectual property right, nor shall this Agreement grant either party any rights in or to the other party’s Confidential Information, except the limited right to review such Confidential Information solely for the purposes of determining whether to enter into, and the undertaking of or the advising with respect to, a Transaction.\n5. No Representation of Accuracy.· Each party acknowledges that neither the other party nor any of its Associates has made any representation or warranty, express or implied, as to the accuracy or completeness of the Confidential Information made available by the other party or its Associates. Each party agrees that, except as set forth in a definitive agreement executed by the parties, neither party nor any of its Associates shall have any liability to the other party or to any of its Associates relating to or resulting from the use of such other party’s Confidential Information or any errors therein m omissions therefrom. Only those representations or warranties made in a definitive agreement, when, as and if executed, and subject to such limitations and restrictions as may be specified therein, will have any legal effect.\n6. Definitive Agreements. Each party acknowledges and agrees that other than with respect to the matters specifically set forth herein, no contract or agreement providing a Transaction shall be deemed to exist between the parties unless and until a definitive agreement has been executed and delivered. The parties further agree that each party reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to reject any and all proposals made by the other party or any of its Associates with regard to a Transaction and to terminate discussions or negotiations at any time.\n7. Similar Products. Each disclosing party acknowledges that the receiving party or its Associates may currently or in the future be developing information internally, or receiving information from other parties, that is similar to the disclosing party’s Confidential Information. Nothing in this Agreement will prohibit the receiving party or its Associates from developing, manufacturing, marketing, selling, servicing or supporting or having developed, manufactured, marketed, sold, serviced or supported for it products, concepts, systems or techniques that are similar to or compete with the products, concepts, systems or techniques contemplated by or embodied in the disclosing party’s Confidential Information, provided that the receiving party and its Associates do not use any of the disclosing party’s Confidential Information in connection with such activities. Neither party nor its respective Associates shall have any obligation to limit or restrict the assignment of its respective employees or consultants as a result of their having had access to Confidential Information of the other party or its Associates.\n8. Residuals. The receiving party’s employees may use any Residuals for any purpose, provided that this paragraph does not grant or imply any license or other right to use any patent, trademark, copyright, mask work right or other intellectual property right. “Residuals” means information that is retained, as general knowledge and experience, in the\nunaided memory of the receiving party’s employees who have had access to the disclosing party’s Confidential Information within the scope of the receiving party’s obligations under this Agreement, but who no longer have access to such Confidential Information. However, Residuals does not include any detailed financial or personnel data. The ability to use Residuals shall be narrowly construed, is intended only to alleviate the possibility of inadvertent breach of this Agreement as a result of routine, unaided memory retention, and does not allow the receiving party to use or disclose information known to the receiving party to be Confidential Information that is subject to this Agreement. The memory of an employee of the receiving party is unaided if such employee has not intentionally memorized the Confidential Information or retained notes or other aids to such memory,\n9. Commercial Relationship Use. Notwithstanding any obligations or restrictions to the contrary contained herein, if during due diligence review, HPE learns of flaws or problems with Company’s products, software, services or intellectual property rights, the Associates of HPE evaluating the potential Transaction may share such information with the Associates of HPE who are responsible for purchasing such products, software or services or licensing such intellectual property on behalf of HPE (“Purchasing Associates”). For avoidance of doubt, Purchasing Associates of the receiving party that receive such information agree to be bound by the terms of this Agreement. In the event any Confidential Information is disclosed pursuant to this Section 9, HPE shall notify the Company of any information shared with Associates of HPE within fifteen (15) business days after such disclosure.\n10. Termination of Discussions. Following written notice by one party to another of the termination of discussions between the parties, upon written request of the disclosing party, the receiving party shall take reasonable steps to instruct all persons involved in the Transaction to destroy all Confidential Information furnished to the receiving party by or on behalf of the disclosing party pursuant to this Agreement. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the receiving party and its Associates may retain any Confidential Information to the extent required pursuant to the regulatory compliance or record retention policies of such receiving party or Associate.\n11. Term. The foregoing commitments of either party in this Agreement regarding the confidentiality and non-use of Confidential Information shall survive any termination of discussions between the parties and shall continue for a period of eighteen\n(18) months following the date of this Agreement.\n12. Attorney-Client Privilege. To the extent that any Confidential Information of the disclosing party may include materials subject to the attorney-client privilege, work product doctrine or any other applicable privilege concerning pending or threatened legal proceedings or governmental investigations, the parties understand and agree that they have a commonality of interest with respect to such matters and it is their desire, intention and mutual understanding that the sharing of such material is not intended to, and shall not, waive or diminish in any way the confidentiality of such material or its continued protection under the attorney-client privilege, work product doctrine or other applicable privilege. All Confidential Information that is entitled to protection under the attorney-client privilege, work product doctrine and other applicable privilege shall remain entitled to such protection under these privileges, this agreement, and under the joint defense doctrine,\n13. Notice. Any notice or other communication required or permitted to be delivered to any party under this Agreement shall be in writing and shall he deemed properly given on the day of delivery (or, if such date is not a business day, on the first business day after delivery) if delivered by hand or email (if submitting by email, substantive discussions to be included only in password protected attachments) (with confirmation of delivery), or on the first business day after being sent by overnight courier or overnight express delivery service (in each case, with confirmation of delivery) to the address set forth beneath the name of such party below (or to such other address as such party shall have specified in a written notice given to the other parties hereto):\nif to HPE:\nHewlett Packard Enterprise Company\n3000 Hanover Street\nPalo Alto, CA 94304\nAttn: General Counsel\nif to the Company:\nNimble Storage, Inc.\n211 River Oaks Parkway\nSan Jose, CA 95134\nAttn: General Counsel\nGC@nimblestorage.com\n14. Governing Law and Jurisdiction. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Delaware applicable to agreements made and to be performed within that state. Each of the parties hereby agrees and irrevocably consents to personal jurisdiction and venue in any federal or state court within Wilmington, Delaware, having subject matter jurisdiction, for the purposes of any action, suit or proceeding arising out of or relating to this agreement. To the fullest extent permitted by law, each of the parties hereby agrees to waive trial by jury in any action proceeding or counterclaim brought by or on behalf of either party with respect to any matter whatsoever relating to this Agreement.\n15. Entire Agreement. This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement among the parties hereto and supersedes all other prior agreements and understandings, both written and oral, among or between any of the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof and thereof. All modifications of, waivers of and amendments to this letter agreement must be in writing and signed by both parties hereto.\n16. Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in any number of counterparts, each of which shall be an original, but all of which together shall constitute one instrument. Any counterpart signed by an authorized representative of a party and delivered to the other party by email, facsimile, PDF, or other similar electronic means shall be deemed an original counterpart and duly delivered.\n[THE REST OF THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK]\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement as of the day and year first above written.\nNIMBLE STORAGE, INC.\nBy: /s/ Suresh Vasudevan\nName: Suresh Vasudevan\nTitle: CEO\nHEWLETT PACKARD ENTERPRISE\nCOMPANY\nBy: /s/ Vishal Bhagwati\nName: Vishal Bhagwati\nTitle: SVP − Corporate Development", "questions": {"nda-13": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may acquire information similar to Confidential Information from a third party.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-17": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may create a copy of some Confidential Information in some circumstances.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-2": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information shall only include technical information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-4": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall not use any Confidential Information for any purpose other than the purposes stated in Agreement.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/610", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/610", "text_sha256": "aca09b62e481ed205d5276c7d651276cb90c801abca7038c685d6534121a4740", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 610, "file_name": "1452751_0001193125-17-086167_d334994dex99e3.htm"}, "stratum": "sec-html", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "293ee1ffe9e75e3595c38ce23abba760baaab060b2edb107525192dc3f74fa5b"}}
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{"state": {"service": "The comprehensive portal to find and reserve seats at events near you", "dialogue": ["User: I have a day off work and want to find something interesting to do. Can you see if there are any American Football games happening in Atlanta, GA on the 11th?", "System: Sure, what kind of event?", "User: I like going to see football games.", "System: Ok, it looks like the Falcons Vs Jaguars are playing at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on March 11th at 6 pm. How about that?", "User: What's the venue address?", "System: It's at 1 AMB Drive Northwest.", "User: That sounds good.", "System: Do you want to buy tickets?", "User: Not right now. Can you see how much I have in my checking account first?", "System: Sure. It looks like your checking account has a balance of $13,989.88 right now.", "User: Great, I'll go ahead and buy 1 ticket to that game then.", "System: Ok. To confirm, you want to buy 1 ticket to the Falcons Vs Jaguars in Atlanta on March 11th. Is that right?", "User: Yes, that's right.", "System: Ok, your ticket has been bought. Have fun!", "User: Will do. Thanks for your help!", "System: Sure, anything else I can do today?", "User: No, that's all. Thanks."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindEvents": "Find events in a given city", "BuyEventTickets": "Buy tickets for an event", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/8_00113/16", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/8_00113", "text_sha256": "6cd2e0d0c7f0ebd1f01b2dda485046dda1653e5ffb039a84dd148d92c89fe0cc", "schema_variant": "original", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "8_00113", "turn": 16}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a914004a5b0d89b85692707beafee84d81d5333339950cd3c7f57d66058a5489"}}
{"state": "In the grim underbelly of the wrestling world, Eleanor meets her shocking end by a halberd, leaving Detective Winston to untangle a web of deception spun by Elizabeth and Freya.\n\nWinston rubbed a thumb over the worn leather seam of his notebook, giving the cordial nod to Elizabeth, the director of a local play, glancing at pictures of the stage where Eleanor has spent her last moments.\n\n\"Elizabeth,\" Winston began, \"I recently learned that Eleanor had been offered a role by another director. Did she mention this to you?\"\n\n\"Yes, she mentioned it,\" Elizabeth replied, with a measured tone. \"But I thought she realized what she meant to our team here.\"\n\nWinston nodded, making a small note. \"I understand she was the star of the play, and a major reason for tickets in the first place.\"\n\nElizabeth confirmed, looking around, seeming slightly uncomfortable. \"Yes, she was... But it wasn't just that. She was brilliant — an excellent performer. Gonna be tough to fill her shoes.\"\n\nThe detective gestured toward the halberd prop resting conspicuously in a stand nearby. \"I believe this was a prop in your production?\"\n\nElizabeth nodded. \"Yes. It's part of the play, used in some of the combat scenes. We rehearse with it frequently.\"\n\nWinston continued, \"And I presume you supervise these rehearsals? Therefore, you would know where it is stored?\"\n\nElizabeth confirmed, adding, \"It stays right here inside the theatre. I have keys to all the rooms, it's part of my job as a director.\"\n\nAs they continued to discuss the play, Winston noticed Elizabeth's phone sitting next to a half-drunk glass of water. It had a large, sturdy case, and there were water droplets on the case. Elizabeth's assistant entered the conversation momentarily, stating offhand, \"Elizabeth's phone is always a bit damp after her showers, which tend to last for an exceptionally long time.\"\n\nWinston offhandedly asked, \"Do you always take your phone to the shower, Elizabeth?\"\n\nHer reply was simply a shrug, \"Yes, why not? It's got a waterproof case. Might as well use it, and who doesn't like a bit of music while they bathe?\"\n\nWinston simply hummed in response, casually glancing towards the assistant who confirmed, \"I've heard the water running a number of times for the full duration of those long showers. She does take rather long showers, indeed.\"\n\nBack to Elizabeth, Winston moved on, \"I understand you discovered Eleanor was having an affair with your husband?\"\n\nElizabeth hesitated, cleared her throat, before responding, \"Yes... It’s true.\"\n\n\"Can you tell me anything about your confrontation?\"\n\nGritting her teeth, Elizabeth admitted, \"She was cruel — she even mocked me. Called me a joke.\"\n\nWinston closed his notebook after jotting down the last statement and gave a curt nod. \"Thank you for your time, Elizabeth.\"\n\nWinston had seen many crime scenes in his day, but Eleanor’s murder was an intriguing case—a wrestling ring and a halberd. Eleanor had been his pal, a local wrestling enthusiast, and her death had shaken him. She had once confided in Winston about Freya's illegal historical artifact transactions, and how she had personally invited Freya to her wrestling match out of concern for her. Freya, who had declared bankruptcy last month, had been loaned money by Eleanor to help fuel her obsession with historical artifacts. Eleanor had been uneasy about this, always threatening to expose Freya if she did not repay her substantial debt. \n\nEleanor's wrestling match, which was held in the public square and coincided with the weekend market, had attracted a large crowd. It was here that Freya had been seen by multiple people. His investigations had led him to the name: Freya, an ex-wife Eleanor once confided about. \n\nMaking his way towards Freya’s dwelling, Winston saw her handling a curious object - a halberd, diligently cleaning and oiling it - a ritual she carried out every fortnight with all the aplomb of someone used to handling these weapons. During their earlier encounters, Freya had spoken about her training in combat with medieval weapons, which had played a role in her fascination for these historical artifacts. As he approached, she didn’t look surprised to see him, even slightly welcoming.\n\n“Are you surprised to see me, Freya?” asked Winston. “After all, it’s not everyday one gets visited by the police at their doorstep.”\n\n“Come on in, Winston,” she responded, shrugging her shoulders. “I was just cleaning my collection. Interested in medieval weapons?”\n\nWinston nodded, eyeing her carefully maintained collection of historical artifacts. He couldn’t help but notice the halberd in her collection that matched the one found at the crime scene. \n\n“You must be getting some good deals on these artifacts, Freya, especially in consideration of your bankruptcy last month.” Winston casually commented.\n\n“We all have our investments, don’t we, Winston? The bankruptcy, it’s all in the past” Freya defensively replied.\n\nBefore leaving, Winston confirmed, “By the way, you do remember Eleanor’s wrestling match in the square, during the weekend market right? The one she invited you to? I recall hearing about some sort of argument that took place shortly before her death.”\n\nFreya froze for a moment and looked at Winston. “I don’t know what you’re talking about, Winston. I left the ring immediately after the argument as so many witnessed it. Sure, we had our differences, especially about the money she loaned me and the threats to expose my artifact transactions. But…”\n\nSensing her nervousness, Winston smiled and walked away, leaving Freya to her halberd. With these insightful revelations, tackling this mystery had become a tad bit simpler for Winston. And Freya was certainly playing a prominent character in this plot.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Elizabeth", "opt_2": "Freya"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/197", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/197", "text_sha256": "cadab69f742ffd30c8c1e5dd0bfd35dd4b215e9d3bb058eaab313392438fceaa", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 197}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f2874e7af792d374c1c418d13df2343bf9a20e4b7f4e584ee2ce189086da69bd"}}
{"state": "Can you recommend a suitable opponent for me to play chess with?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "RecommendationEngine: used to recommend learning resources based on student learning.", "tool_2": "Chess: Unleash your inner chess master with this interactive chess experience! You can play against a novice or a grandmaster!", "tool_3": "GameTool: Get game-related information and recommend games.", "tool_4": "Checkers: This allows you to play a game of checkers.", "tool_5": "Sudoku: This is a sudoku game. You use voice or text to play."}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/metatool_which_query_110", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/metatool_which_query_110", "text_sha256": "cd50b8c045d23b62d53d47b8a5cb55e42dd97dbdaaf63e3b3165b2d59ea1dc1e", "gold_id": "metatool_which_tool_173", "negative_ids": ["metatool_which_tool_31", "tool_be_honest_tool_560", "metatool_which_tool_76", "metatool_which_tool_154"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:metatool/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "metatool", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5958fcda0999495aacce631c84abd3d27e68d492c3a00056e58f06dcb3e25284"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.These days, everyone likes to laugh and point fingers at our dumb idiot ancestors who were so dumb, they thought the Irish were bad immigrants", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/518", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/90a92436f3b4d3350f2c", "text_sha256": "4ce82856d2f79ba8dd703be32600bedd449167e9b741b068fdad347bea5759da", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 518}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5f744e2abdd223eb6d861b67ae05358d9603d48bb7547748d4b61b9a0a600a04"}}
{"state": "A customer at a sushi restaurant was examining the types of sushi rolls offered on the menu. Rolls vary by type of fish and level of spiciness. Rolls only contain one type of fish. What is the probability that a randomly selected sushi roll contains salmon and is labeled a little spicy? Simplify any fractions.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "identify_entity_type(entity_name: str, entity_category: str) -> str: def identify_entity_type(entity_name: str, entity_category: str) -> str: '''Identify the type of an entity based on its name. Args: entity_name (str): The name of the entity. entity_category (str): The category of the entity (e.g., \"restaurant\", \"book\", \"movie\"). Returns: str: The type of the entity. ''' external_knowledge_query = \"What type of {} is {}?\".format(entity_category, entity_name) …", "tool_2": "calculate_probability_of_specific_event(event_frequency_df, specific_event): def calculate_probability_of_specific_event(event_frequency_df, specific_event): \"\"\" This function takes in a pandas DataFrame representing a table of events and their frequencies, and a specific event, and returns the probability of the specific event. Args: event_frequency_df (pd.DataFrame): A pandas DataFrame containing events and their frequencies. specific_event (tuple): A tuple containing …", "tool_3": "calculate_points_product(scoring_function, player1_rolls, player2_rolls): def calculate_points_product(scoring_function, player1_rolls, player2_rolls): \"\"\" Calculate the product of the total points for two players based on a scoring function and their rolls. Parameters: scoring_function (function): The function that calculates the points for a single roll. player1_rolls (list): A list of integers representing the rolls for player 1. player2_rolls (list): A list of …", "tool_4": "calculate_total_cost: This method takes a list of tuples, where each tuple contains a flour type and its corresponding amount, and returns the total cost of all the flour types.", "tool_5": "discuss_artwork_creation(image_patch: ImagePatch, artwork_type: str) -> str: def discuss_artwork_creation(image_patch: ImagePatch, artwork_type: str) -> str: '''Discuss the skill level and creativity required to create a specific type of artwork. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to discuss. artwork_type (str): The type of the artwork to discuss. Returns: str: The discussion about the skill level and creativity required to create the artwork. ''' …"}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/craft_Tabmwp_query_6", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/craft_Tabmwp_query_6", "text_sha256": "28bfd57f9432ca5abcf669cae844e25ece30cebcb9a3379b78a6d64446fc4ae8", "gold_id": "craft_Tabmwp_tool_6", "negative_ids": ["craft_Math_algebra_tool_197", "toolink_tool_49", "craft_Vqa_tool_474", "craft_Vqa_tool_465"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:craft-tabmwp/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "craft-tabmwp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8740591e1d81c851fbee757fed196c02a495be8aa62b6b735ebb613269c40804"}}
{"state": "In the movie Into the Storm (2014) near the end, storm chaser Pete sees the eye of a massive tornado.\r\n\r\nIn 1928 (real life), Will Keller was in his barn when a huge tornado passed through. He reported seeing an opening in the center of the tornado \"about 55 feet (17 meters) across and extended some 2,500 feet (762 meters) up.\" Source\r\n\r\nIs there any \"official\" documentation or evidence that tornadoes, especially stronger ones, have eyes like a hurricane does? Or is it just an urban legend?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "s wind field continued to expand as hurricane\n  warnings were issued for most of the North Carolina and Virginia\n  coastline, including the Chesapeake Bay. Isabel’s large eye pushed\n  ashore just after the noon hour on September 18th near Drum Inlet along\n  North Carolina’s Outer Banks. Isabel was the worst hurricane to\n  affect the Chesapeake Bay region since 1933. Storm surge values of more\n  than 8 feet flooded rivers that flowed into the Bay across Virginia,\n  Maryland, Delaware, and Washington, D.C. Isabel brought tropical storm", "doc_2": "part4 -------------------\nIntuitive explanation[edit]\nFor an intuitive explanation of the origin of the Coriolis force, consider an object, constrained to follow the Earth's surface and moving northward in the Northern Hemisphere. Viewed from outer space, the object does not appear to go due north, but has an eastward motion (it rotates around toward the right along with the surface of the Earth). The further north it travels, the smaller the \"radius of its parallel (latitude)\" (the minimum distance from the surface point to the axis of rotation, which is in a plane orthogonal to the axis), and so the slower the eastward motion of its surface. As the object moves north, to higher latitudes, it has a tendency to maintain the eastward speed it started with (rather than slowing down to match the reduced eastward speed of local objects on the Earth's surface), so it veers east (i.e. to the right of its initial motion).\nThough not obvious from this example, which considers northward motion, the horizontal deflection occurs equally for objects moving eastward or westward (or in any other direction). However, the theory that the effect determines the rotation of draining water in a typical size household bathtub, sink or toilet has been repeatedly disproven by modern-day scientists; the force is negligibly small compared to the many other influences on the rotation.", "doc_3": "open water that wind can affect. Places famous for big waves include Waimea Bay in Hawaii, Jaws in Maui, Mavericks in California, Mullaghmore Head in Ireland, and Teahupoo in Tahiti. These large wave sites attract surfers, although occasionally, waves get just too big to surf. Some of the biggest waves are generated by storms like hurricanes. In 2004, Hurricane Ivan created waves that averaged around 60 feet (18 meters) high and the largest were almost 100 feet (30.5 meters) high. In 2019, hurricane Dorian also created <a href", "doc_4": "3:45 pm.  An hour later, Charley's eye passed over Punta Gorda.  The \nhurricane then crossed central Florida, passing near Kissimmee and \nOrlando.  Charley was still of hurricane intensity around midnight \nwhen its center cleared the northeast coast of Florida near Daytona \nBeach.  After moving into the Atlantic, Charley came ashore again near \nCape Romain, South Carolina near midday on the 14th as a category 1 \nhurricane.  The center then moved just offshore before making a", "doc_5": "hurricane's eye moved directly over Miami Beach and downtown Miami during the \n  morning hours of the 18th. This cyclone produced the highest sustained winds \n  ever recorded in the United States at the time, and the barometric pressure \n  fell to 27.61 inches as the eye passed over Miami. A storm surge of nearly 15 \n  feet was reported in Coconut Grove. Many casualties resulted as people ventured \n  outdoors during the half-hour lull in the storm as the eye passed overhead. \n  Most residents, having not experienced a hurricane, believed that"}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/22", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/22", "text_sha256": "b20a788b2b048452d5bac0ae7a063f12fca77386f8851931b61823932ad6455f", "gold_id": "eyes_of_tornadoes/Coriolis_force4.txt", "negative_ids": ["merged_hurricanes/hurricanes_history1_93.txt", "merged_hurricanes/hurricanes_history4_44.txt", "merged_hurricanes/hurricanes_history4_32.txt", "shape_of_waves/cwd4_93.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "22"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3722e8cc6ebe28b2b92382dd4d5de8b99dd241094ff84b31c0cd1c66691b681f"}}
{"state": {"service": "A service to buy tickets to get transportation by bus", "dialogue": ["User: I would like to buy 4 tickets for the Nav With Killy in Philly.", "System: Is there a date you are interested for the event to happen?", "User: The event I am looking for should be next Wednesday.", "System: Can you please confirm that you want to buy 4 tickets for the Nav With Killy event which happens in Philadelphia on March 6th?", "User: Yes, that is correct. Can you tell me the time when the event starts?", "System: Your tickets have been reserved. Have a good time at the event! The event should start at 8 pm.", "User: I want you to find me a bus to go there. I will be leaving on 1st of March."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchBusTrips": "Search for a bus for travel someplace", "BusTicketBuy": "Confirm bus ticket purchase", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "SearchBusTrips", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/19_00031/6", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/19_00031", "text_sha256": "637779b7ae19f159a87b01b0873f93a8cae21ce466fdb8651d9175cc2f43fe25", "schema_variant": "v3", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "19_00031", "turn": 6}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "67a5268a95a3eb0048c3cdf5fc347e4dd6f5333c0e298920c3049d24a56b85d6"}}
{"state": "How does a tree trunk sprout and grow after being cut?\nAfter I cut trees into logs and remove the branches in winter, they start growing. They sprout out and grow completely normal looking stems and leaves and maintain them all summer. The sprouts mostly appear around the cut branches. Sometimes they last all winter and grow for another year. How does it find the energy and water necessary to maintain and grow these stems without ground connection and a water source?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "it is surrounded by a layer of bark which serves as a protective barrier. Below the ground, the roots branch and spread out widely; they serve to anchor the tree and extract moisture and nutrients from the soil. Above ground, the branches divide into smaller branches and shoots. The shoots typically bear leaves, which capture light energy and convert it into sugars by photosynthesis, providing the food for the tree's growth and development.\nTrees usually reproduce using seeds. Flowers and fruit may be present, but some trees, such as conifers, instead have pollen cones and seed cones. Palms,", "doc_2": "In botany, a tree is a perennial plant with an elongated stem, or trunk, usually supporting branches and leaves. In some usages, the definition of a tree may be narrower, including only woody plants with secondary growth, plants that are usable as lumber or plants above a specified height. In wider definitions, the taller palms, tree ferns, bananas, and bamboos are also trees.\nTrees are not a monophyletic taxonomic group but consist of a wide variety of plant species that have independently evolved a trunk and branches as a way to tower", "doc_3": "ground. Trees are also typically defined by height, with smaller plants from 0.5 to 10 m (1.6 to 32.8 ft) being called shrubs, so the minimum height of a tree is only loosely defined. Large herbaceous plants such as papaya and bananas are trees in this broad sense.\nA commonly applied narrower definition is that a tree has a woody trunk formed by secondary growth, meaning that the trunk thickens each year by growing outwards, in addition to the primary upwards growth from the growing tip. Under such a definition, herbaceous plants such", "doc_4": "palms and bananas are monocots.\nWood gives structural strength to the trunk of most types of tree; this supports the plant as it grows larger. The vascular system of trees allows water, nutrients and other chemicals to be distributed around the plant, and without it trees would not be able to grow as large as they do. Trees, as relatively tall plants, need to draw water up the stem through the xylem from the roots by the suction produced as water evaporates from the leaves. If insufficient water is available the leaves will die. The three main parts of trees include the root", "doc_5": "Primary meristems[edit]\nApical meristems give rise to the primary plant body and are responsible for primary growth, or an increase in length or height. Apical meristems may differentiate into three kinds of primary meristem:\nProtoderm: lies around the outside of the stem and develops into the epidermis.\nProcambium: lies just inside of the protoderm and develops into primary xylem and primary phloem. It also produces the vascular cambium, and cork cambium, secondary meristems. The cork cambium further differentiates into the phelloderm (to the inside) and the phellem, or cork (to the outside). All three of these layers (cork cambium, phellem, and phelloderm) constitute the periderm. In roots, the procambium can also give rise to the pericycle, which produces lateral roots in eudicots.\nGround meristem: Composed of parenchyma, collenchyma and sclerenchyma cells that develop into the cortex and the pith."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/63", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/63", "text_sha256": "aee45515ba94a9fda8ae47411abd7e76613f1858190a96ce1c35c98b66b7a7c0", "gold_id": "tree_grow_cut/Meristem_1.txt", "negative_ids": ["trees_grow_directions/Tree_1_1.txt", "trees_grow_directions/Tree_2_4.txt", "trees_grow_directions/Tree_0_0.txt", "trees_grow_directions/Tree_0_2.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "63"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "46b64fa2abee3b400c41b7b2a5b6472d853d8d44fb054b4e3b5d4e65aa6dd0ad"}}
{"state": "I'm preparing a sermon on the book of Ephesians, chapter 6, verses 10 to 18 in the King James Version. Can you obtain these verses for me, including their verse numbers, text, book name, chapter number, and version name?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "searchVerses: Search for verses in the Bible containing a specific text.", "tool_2": "getBookMetadata: Retrieve metadata for a specific book of the Bible.", "tool_3": "getSpecificVerse: Retrieve a specific verse from a particular book and chapter of the Bible.", "tool_4": "getVerse: Retrieve the text of a specific verse from the Bible.", "tool_5": "getAllVersesFromChapter: Retrieve all verses from a specific chapter of a given book of the Bible."}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolalpaca_query_22", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolalpaca_query_22", "text_sha256": "3805f80c8e9051778f01b8531a90d9d3a3baed321a43ce301169c5c064a96815", "gold_id": "toolalpaca_tool_77", "negative_ids": ["toolalpaca_tool_78", "toolalpaca_tool_1935", "toolalpaca_tool_82", "toolalpaca_tool_79"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolalpaca/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "toolalpaca", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "65adfac597c4c018b5b163f9dd02b5a510ea6bc5eb2d9a9dbe375df6abb3651a"}}
{"state": "do you remember where i left my cellphone", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"date": null, "definition": null, "spelling": null, "time": null, "weather": null, "timer": null, "flip_coin": null, "find_phone": null, "share_location": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "find_phone", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/128", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/128", "text_sha256": "f8b6eded5205abafc04e7a9ddb2a7eabcf15eaf2b79d5b8ee2577c676410d72a", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 128}, "stratum": "utility", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d5cf4a9686d71f03c46acfc624b262fa8490ad20a4217d52a50933a48708603b"}}
{"state": {"fen": "8/1k6/8/2P2p1p/2K1pP2/7P/8/8 b - - 0 50", "to_move": "black", "board": "8 . . . . . . . .\n7 . k . . . . . .\n6 . . . . . . . .\n5 . . P . . p . p\n4 . . K . p P . .\n3 . . . . . . . P\n2 . . . . . . . .\n1 . . . . . . . .\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"b7b8": "black king b7-b8", "e4e3": "black pawn e4-e3", "h5h4": "black pawn h5-h4", "b7a8": "black king b7-a8", "b7a7": "black king b7-a7", "b7c7": "black king b7-c7", "b7c8": "black king b7-c8", "b7a6": "black king b7-a6"}, "label": "h5h4", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/bb38b7486e2f37ec", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/bb38b7486e2f37ec", "text_sha256": "04c26d295c3f4e861a51467fcb23b2a79b10c1228576a96e5334bde92e006243", "values": {"b7b8": 0.778901, "e4e3": 0.5, "h5h4": 0.878391, "b7a8": 0.811242, "b7a7": 0.841307, "b7c7": 0.840321, "b7c8": 0.765298, "b7a6": 0.849015}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "8/1k6/8/2P2p1p/2K1pP2/7P/8/8 b - - 0 50"}, "stratum": "endgame", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c985b584c26fbf30229bcf9cfabb4803b2a07359bf234e057ebc2a38e01173ce"}}
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{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#2a2e1b #44473c #698276 #a6fcd3 #72ffc4", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#b2c7b7 #595b38 #e2c792 #1b0d1c #b2523c", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#b2836a #8c7e56 #576629 #264033 #140919", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ebbe91 #ff9481 #ff5a8b #df21a4 #86009a", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#e09b00 #d94600 #9c0040 #210040 #000b24", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#402401 #bf9004 #d9b814 #5b7327 #445925", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#fffbf0 #ccc5b2 #695b5b #260901 #a23e24", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#c6a6ac #95a28c #bbbb96 #8ea787 #8ec1a8", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#e5e58a #b2d999 #d9ad00 #b24700 #3d4c3d", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a8774d #283a3b #506e60 #7e9685 #acbfac", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#875733 #915e37 #7a5234 #87644a #915d37", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#402f29 #8c5f4f #c5ac8b #6b735a #394a39", "b": "#302d30 #3d4955 #879a87 #e8cc83 #ffefa7"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/286", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/286", "text_sha256": "50e755d346816e83113b31a1471d761a991762c3c793c54502d56f984f47395a", "themes": [300, 2824], "ratings": [3, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 286}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b3b6f7dfc69797a6d806193679540eff90759fa964699bee5498de0126e325ba"}}
{"state": "Search for a house, condo or land in Buffalo for a family of 11 under $1111000. Each person in the family needs a bedroom.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "searchhouse: find a house at a given location", "tool_2": "bookhouse: book the selected house for given dates and number of adults", "tool_3": "API.set_location: # To set the location for the search area. This function must be called before setting any criteria. API.set_location(value: string)", "tool_4": "API.select_home_type: # To set home types for search. For home buying, home_types choices are: \"House\", \"Townhouse\", \"Condo\", \"Land\", \"Multi-family\", \"Mobile\", \"Co-op\"; for home renting, home_types choices are: \"House\", \"Townhouse\", \"Condo\", \"Apartment\". API.select_home_type(home_types: List[str])", "tool_5": "getFruitByFamily: Get a fruit by family"}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolbench_sam_query_137", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolbench_sam_query_137", "text_sha256": "9792af8840eeee9cb50fff838c6342a1dbb8c30b9c8f05e7183087b7ec403473", "gold_id": "toolbench_sam_tool_175", "negative_ids": ["toolbench_sam_tool_176", "appbench_tool_1", "appbench_tool_0", "toolalpaca_tool_25"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolbench-sam/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "toolbench-sam", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a1e46f7e3a4f91c7cfcc48e4b9291d236ffc0902f211612544bf355af6bd42d9"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Gravitational Potential Energy is affected by position. Sent 2: Like the leaves on trees, anything that is raised up has the potential to fall. Sent 3: It has potential energy. Sent 4: You can see examples of people with gravitational potential energy in 1.5 Figure below. Sent 5: Gravitational potential energy depends on two things. Sent 6: It depends on its weight, because a large falling rock can do more damage than a leaf falling from a tree. Sent 7: It also depends on its height above the ground. Sent 8: Like the skateboarder, the higher the ramp, the faster he will be going when he reaches the bottom. Sent 9: Like all energy, gravitational potential energy has the ability to do work. Sent 10: In this case, weight has the potential to deliver a force. Sent 11: More important for us is that it has the ability to cause change. Sent 12: What kind of change you may ask? Sent 13: Gravitational potential energy has the ability to cause motion", "question": "What two things can gravitation potential energy do?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Shrink and expand objects\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Deliver a force and do work\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Ability to deliver a force and cause motion\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Change , Motion\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/108", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/e547bbb87b1e6b40ddda", "text_sha256": "b3c2d5057f2214e51f54a64c27a08ecdd2d5f8fee0a4754e6be2c08dd01be27a", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 108}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "394d84b70d709e7034af3afdbe0db697b14dc7d4db02a6498abbc6ae8bd96a73"}}
{"state": "I'm planning a trip to Sydney, Australia from Los Angeles, USA. Can you help me find the best flights and also suggest some car rental options in Sydney?\nBegin!", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "compare_rentals: Compare the prices and service reviews of different car rental services", "tool_2": "findNearestGasStation: Find the nearest gas station", "tool_3": "carRental: Rent a car", "tool_4": "rdVAmYVoe: This function returns the flight information between two cities.", "tool_5": "BusinessTripPlanner: This API helps in planning your business trip by combining weather, car rental, and conference information."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/rotbench_query_209", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/rotbench_query_209", "text_sha256": "be7e654ad936946b5765ba5448b0b0a5031100d98cb2570e8df847773c6b7ef0", "gold_id": "rotbench_tool_159", "negative_ids": ["reversechain_tool_624", "toolACE_tool_5607", "toolACE_tool_5077", "ultraTool_tool_953"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:rotbench/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "rotbench", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b6bc736ee801df1868ad23224d6f1b376098f9b58f265e9e28f97941050cf62b"}}
{"state": "User: Can you delete my account please?\nAI: Sure. Please provide me your username, password, and token.\nUser: My username is \"foo\", password is \"bar\".", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/56", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/DeleteAccount-ModifyPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "140aa9c45b23f08477323297898845392529a91e6997fc9cbb1581829ccc68f5", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 56, "file": "DeleteAccount-ModifyPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "88e92bbf213992652d7c0b8bfd09397da5f21ae69516b77d2ebaf90c601b768f"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: \"Imagine you are a real estate investor. You bought a property 5 years ago for $500,000. The annual depreciation rate for the property is 2%. Can you calculate the current depreciated value of the property? Now, consider you had a sum of $200,000 at the same time you bought the property. If the annual inflation rate has been 3% for the past 5 years, how much would that sum be worth today? Also, suppose you took out a loan of $300,000 with an annual interest rate of 4% to help finance the property purchase. If the loan term was 10 years, what would be your monthly repayment for the loan? Lastly, if you calculate the property depreciation monthly instead of annually, what would be the depreciated value of the property now?\""], "available_functions": [{"name": "finance.loan_repayment", "description": "Calculates the monthly repayment for a loan.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"interest_rate\": {\"description\": \"The annual interest rate.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"loan_amount\": {\"description\": \"The amount borrowed or loaned.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"loan_term\": {\"description\": \"The term of the loan in years.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"loan_amount\", \"interest_rate\", \"loan_term\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "finance.inflation_adjustment", "description": "Adjusts a sum of money for inflation based on the consumer price index (CPI).", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"inflation_rate\": {\"description\": \"The annual rate of inflation.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"initial_sum\": {\"description\": \"The initial sum of money.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"years\": {\"description\": \"The number of years over which inflation is calculated.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"initial_sum\", \"years\", \"inflation_rate\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "finance.property_depreciation", "description": "Calculates the depreciated value of a property given its initial cost, depreciation rate, and the number of years.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"depreciation_rate\": {\"description\": \"The annual depreciation rate in percentage.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"initial_cost\": {\"description\": \"The initial cost of the property.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"monthly\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"If set to true, it will calculate monthly depreciation instead of annually. (optional)\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"years\": {\"description\": \"The number of years for which to calculate the depreciation.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"initial_cost\", \"depreciation_rate\", \"years\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `finance.loan_repayment` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `finance.inflation_adjustment` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `finance.property_depreciation` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_69", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_69", "text_sha256": "dd4ce8bdb89ed0f8b67663a83f216053f541320a6063a3beb087d1fecfa40f47", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "parallel_multiple_69"}, "stratum": "parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "40b8b6dd861d3dd7f5ad656c330123e30e49a97901730912a00745527a191c0f"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#baff24 #e0a10d #ff212c #2c123d #345594", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#baff24 #e0a10d #ff212c #2c123d #345594", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#969966 #1f1602 #694c00 #b58912 #045242", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#50492f #a79761 #dfca82 #f3edd6 #b68d00", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#7b395d #6e3353 #552740 #fa5c00 #fa7600", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#e6e2ce #403f39 #807e73 #fffbe5 #bfbcac", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#3a1e2a #83f9cc #ffff65 #ed9a52 #ee2f5a", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#84938c #676856 #363437 #252026 #c4b9a5", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#412020 #c0d848 #f0f0d8 #90c0d8 #6090c0", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#c4c933 #f2f5c4 #751d05 #87672f #61420e", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#3b393d #574d3d #6b7578 #393225 #b49084", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#4d291d #5a5b2f #4f705d #789f80 #cfb2b8", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#c44c4b #a62f33 #472c37 #2f2736 #141c26", "b": "#2f3345 #afadae #dad9d4 #c48245 #40281e"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/824", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/824", "text_sha256": "08f463343832d8066293c7b88fbbf6cb79083e2ce03402fe0f6be385f6422a98", "themes": [5900, 10140], "ratings": [2, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 824}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3fe4699fec41d6bac683c5aa1bd759932da634b0762a0f4b443c4bfa7b801734"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me reset my password for my account?\nAI: Sure, what is your username and email associated with the account?\nUser: My username is user1 and my email is user1@example.com\nAI: Okay, I have initiated the password reset process. Please check your email for the verification code. Once you receive it, please let me know.\nAPI-Request: [ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='user1', email='user1@example.com')]->970420\nUser: Okay, I received the verification code. Now, what should I do?\nAI: Great! Please give me the verification code and the new password you want to set.\nUser: The verification code is 970420 and the new password is user1newpass", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password."}, "label": "ForgotPassword", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/46", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyPassword-ForgotPassword-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "5fe639d41cfc0001a7dbbdcbb28bb0d499f36862ad4cb2b93ba614bfdd7a547e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 46, "file": "ModifyPassword-ForgotPassword-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ForgotPassword", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8dde0a54a8e85ca978ae355aba401fbfa2f29196a8c17841c5e8efec3d8fbd9d"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: I'm looking to get updated on the following: 'significant events, news articles, and developments that since October 2021'. Please check for this verbatim. Could you provide me with the latest information on this? Include only information published after the year 2022. Also, I'd like to have \"a digital painting of a masked woman with bright peacock feathers, complex and elegant, with green highlighted lines and complex patterns, reminiscent of cyberpunk Alphonse Mucha's style.\""], "available_functions": [{"name": "search_engine.query", "description": "Executes a search query and retrieves relevant real-time information, specific details, or general facts from the internet, with an option to filter results from the year 2022 onwards.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"include_after_year\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"A flag to include only information published after the year 2022.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"prompt\": {\"description\": \"The search query string to be executed by the search engine.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"source\": {\"default\": \"Google\", \"description\": \"Preferred source for retrieving information. If unspecified, the search encompasses all available sources.\", \"enum\": [\"Google\", \"Bing\", \"Yahoo\", \"DuckDuckGo\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"prompt\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "generate_image", "description": "Generate a digital image based on a text-based prompt, suitable for various general applications.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"color_mode\": {\"default\": \"RGB\", \"description\": \"The color mode of the image.\", \"enum\": [\"RGB\", \"Grayscale\", \"CMYK\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"image_quality\": {\"default\": 80, \"description\": \"The quality of the generated image on a scale of 1 to 100, where 100 is the highest quality.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"prompt\": {\"description\": \"The text description used to guide the image generation process.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"resolution\": {\"default\": \"1280x720\", \"description\": \"The desired resolution for the generated image, in the format 'WIDTHxHEIGHT' (e.g., '1920x1080').\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"prompt\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "generate_human_image", "description": "Generates a digital image of a human subject based on the provided text prompt. This function is tailored to create images representing different human demographics such as girls, boys, women, men, and children.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"image_format\": {\"default\": \"PNG\", \"description\": \"The file format for the generated image.\", \"enum\": [\"JPEG\", \"PNG\", \"GIF\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"image_quality\": {\"default\": \"high\", \"description\": \"The desired quality level of the generated image.\", \"enum\": [\"low\", \"medium\", \"high\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"include_metadata\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"Specifies whether to include metadata about the generated image, such as creation time and prompt details.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"prompt\": {\"description\": \"The text prompt describing the desired characteristics of the human image to be generated. For example, 'a smiling girl with blue eyes'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"prompt\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "multilingual_llm", "description": "Interact with a multilingual large language model (LLM) to generate text-based answers in various languages, excluding real-time data and information post-2022. Suitable for processing prompts in languages such as Hindi, Arabic, Marathi, etc.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"language\": {\"default\": \"Hindi\", \"description\": \"The language of the input prompt.\", \"enum\": [\"Hindi\", \"Arabic\", \"Marathi\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"max_length\": {\"default\": 150, \"description\": \"The maximum length of the response in number of tokens (words or punctuation).\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"q\": {\"description\": \"The prompt for the LLM, provided in a supported language other than English. The format should be plain text.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"temperature\": {\"default\": 0.5, \"description\": \"The creativity level of the response, ranging from 0.0 (deterministic) to 1.0 (more creative).\", \"type\": \"float\"}}, \"required\": [\"q\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "english_llm", "description": "This function provides interaction with an English large language model (LLM) to generate text-based answers. It operates exclusively on English language prompts and does not include real-time data or information post-2022.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"max_tokens\": {\"default\": 50, \"description\": \"The maximum number of tokens to generate in the response. One token roughly corresponds to one word.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"q\": {\"description\": \"The English language prompt for the LLM to process and generate a response.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"return_probabilities\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"Whether to return the probabilities of the generated tokens. If set to true, the response will include the likelihood of each token.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"temperature\": {\"default\": 0.7, \"description\": \"The creativity level of the response, with a scale from 0.0 (deterministic) to 1.0 (creative).\", \"type\": \"float\"}}, \"required\": [\"q\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `search_engine.query` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `generate_image` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `generate_human_image` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}, "call_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `multilingual_llm` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}, "call_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `english_llm` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_parallel_multiple_9-8-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_parallel_multiple_9-8-0", "text_sha256": "7af919ce9a641e098a3761bea6d900b46013fa4652f5200e0ea6761214169646", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "live_parallel_multiple_9-8-0"}, "stratum": "live_parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8418e0df6601ef5fb78ed44923d443d6588acae007f555831bc1c18bcd6b0015"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.;DI hope you like it.Kill la Kill belongs to Trigger - I love you guys", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/408", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/d6d6b192281102872841", "text_sha256": "f6b4d84bb6f3e574901ca37119de3df0fc957b0f68b90d4d20034eef5536cee0", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 408}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8b3e22748e39f9401e5a10f4db4d898cc57fb1d1d30fbd85fb82a365e81c1dd0"}}
{"state": "My account ID is 123456, and the password is abc123, please help me log into the account.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "change_account_password: Change Account Password", "tool_2": "ssh_connect: Connect to a server using SSH protocol", "tool_3": "Logout: This API is used to log out from a user account.", "tool_4": "account_login: Account Login Tool", "tool_5": "change_password: Tool for changing account password"}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/ultraTool_query_287", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/ultraTool_query_287", "text_sha256": "9f2feced1a8ba9441f7227d480e879e3f1be43cd4f5cc4c9d2ad54612984ca45", "gold_id": "ultraTool_tool_52", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_7849", "ultraTool_tool_31", "ultraTool_tool_176", "ultraTool_tool_196"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:ultratool/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "ultratool", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d63cc1878aada7baa2c112fe65cd541815bf546f3e70d635c1d38015fd288e4f"}}
{"state": "Find a way to showcase the usage of a model to detect objects in a picture taken in a factory to count how many different pieces of equipment are there.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "model_id: Detect objects in images A pre-trained TensorFlow Hub model for detecting objects in images using the SSD MobileNet V2 architecture.", "tool_2": "ssd_mobilenet_v2_fpnlite_640x640_coco17_tpu-8: Detect objects in images A pre-trained TensorFlow Hub model for detecting objects in images using the MobileNetV2 FPNLite architecture", "tool_3": "faster_rcnn_resnet50_v1_640x640: Detect objects in images A pre-trained Faster R-CNN model with ResNet-50 as the backbone for object detection in images. The model is trained on the COCO dataset and can detect objects from 80 different classes.", "tool_4": "compare_objects(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: def compare_objects(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: '''Compare multiple objects of the same type in an image to determine if they are identical or different. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. object_name (str): The name of the object to compare. Returns: str: \"identical\" if all objects are identical, \"different\" if at least one object is different …", "tool_5": "calculate_permutations: This method takes two arguments, 'n' and 'r', and returns the number of permutations of 'r' objects taken from a set of 'n' objects."}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gorilla_tensor_query_46", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gorilla_tensor_query_46", "text_sha256": "2fd56ecea7a01d9436bf185adb67b3abdbb70c6aaecef68ae70375609c52b991", "gold_id": "gorilla_tensor_tool_0", "negative_ids": ["gorilla_tensor_tool_42", "toolink_tool_59", "craft_Vqa_tool_119", "gorilla_tensor_tool_18"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gorilla-tensor/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "gorilla-tensor", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7dc1b3929a4c1149097ea606049fe1c542ed6bb3e58594d4340b83dc28728281"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: I need a Supernatural type movie."], "available_functions": [{"name": "Movies_1_BuyMovieTickets", "description": "This function facilitates the purchase of movie tickets for a specified show, allowing for selection of the movie, number of tickets, show date, location, and show type.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"location\": {\"description\": \"The location of the theater, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'Los Angeles, CA'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"movie_name\": {\"description\": \"The title of the movie for which tickets are being purchased.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"number_of_tickets\": {\"description\": \"The total count of tickets to be bought.\", \"enum\": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9], \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"show_date\": {\"description\": \"The date of the movie showing, in the format of 'YYYY-MM-DD'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"show_time\": {\"description\": \"The start time of the movie showing, in 24-hour format 'HH:MM'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"show_type\": {\"default\": \"regular\", \"description\": \"The format in which the movie is being shown.\", \"enum\": [\"regular\", \"3d\", \"imax\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"movie_name\", \"number_of_tickets\", \"show_date\", \"location\", \"show_time\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Movies_1_FindMovies", "description": "Search for movies based on specific criteria such as location, genre, and show type.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"genre\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The genre of the movie.\", \"enum\": [\"World\", \"Offbeat\", \"Mystery\", \"Supernatural\", \"Horror\", \"Animation\", \"Sci-fi\", \"Documentary\", \"Drama\", \"War\", \"Family\", \"Action\", \"dontcare\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"The city where the theater is located, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'Berkeley, CA' or 'New York, NY'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"show_type\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The format of the movie show such as regular, 3D, or IMAX.\", \"enum\": [\"regular\", \"3d\", \"imax\", \"dontcare\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"theater_name\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The name of the theater. If not provided, all theaters are considered.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Movies_1_GetTimesForMovie", "description": "Retrieve available showtimes for a specific movie at a given theater location on a specified date.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"location\": {\"description\": \"The city in which the theater is located, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'Berkeley, CA' and 'New York, NY'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"movie_name\": {\"description\": \"The title of the movie for which showtimes are being requested.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"show_date\": {\"description\": \"The date for which to retrieve showtimes, in the format 'YYYY-MM-DD'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"show_type\": {\"default\": \"regular\", \"description\": \"The format of the movie showing, such as 'regular', '3D', or 'IMAX'.\", \"enum\": [\"regular\", \"3d\", \"imax\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"theater_name\": {\"default\": \"All Theaters\", \"description\": \"The name of the theater where the movie is showing. If not specified, showtimes for all theaters are considered.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"movie_name\", \"location\", \"show_date\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Restaurants_2_ReserveRestaurant", "description": "Make a table reservation at a specified restaurant for a given number of guests at a particular date and time.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"date\": {\"description\": \"The date for which the reservation is made, in ISO 8601 format 'YYYY-MM-DD', such as '2023-04-15'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"The location of the restaurant, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'New York, NY' or 'San Francisco, CA'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"number_of_guests\": {\"default\": 2, \"description\": \"The number of guests for the reservation.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"restaurant_name\": {\"description\": \"The full name of the restaurant where the reservation is to be made.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"time\": {\"description\": \"The desired time for the reservation, in 24-hour format 'HH:MM', such as '19:00' for 7 PM.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"restaurant_name\", \"location\", \"time\", \"date\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Restaurants_2_FindRestaurants", "description": "Find restaurants by location and by category, taking into account optional preferences such as price range, vegetarian options, and outdoor seating availability.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"category\": {\"description\": \"The category of food offered by the restaurant, such as 'Mexican', 'Italian', or 'Japanese'.\", \"enum\": [\"Mexican\", \"Bistro\", \"Izakaya\", \"Brunch\", \"Thai\", \"Sandwich\", \"Seafood\", \"Barbecue\", \"European\", \"Steakhouse\", \"Vietnamese\", \"Asian\", \"Coffeehouse\", \"American\", \"Gastropub\", \"Austrian\", \"Italian\", \"Indian\", \"Spanish\", \"Vegetarian\", \"Brasserie\", \"Chinese\", \"Breakfast\", \"Greek\", \"California\", \"Tapas\", \"Take-out\", \"Japanese\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"has_seating_outdoors\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"Flag indicating whether the restaurant provides outdoor seating.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"has_vegetarian_options\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"Flag indicating whether the restaurant offers vegetarian options.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"The location of the restaurant, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'San Francisco, CA'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"price_range\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"The price range for the restaurant, with 'dontcare' indicating no preference.\", \"enum\": [\"cheap\", \"moderate\", \"pricey\", \"ultra high-end\", \"dontcare\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"category\", \"location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Movies_1_BuyMovieTickets` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Movies_1_FindMovies` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Movies_1_GetTimesForMovie` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}, "call_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Restaurants_2_ReserveRestaurant` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}, "call_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Restaurants_2_FindRestaurants` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_694-225-4", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_694-225-4", "text_sha256": "c7d2ffda11887d32ff0af78825cc064e8b5c82a8f9690011077e41351e3fcac1", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_irrelevance.json", "id": "live_irrelevance_694-225-4"}, "stratum": "live_irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7a713a1b47a36f83a54cd1abc23af17385510c328b0993ed49cc0920a6522d44"}}
{"state": "User: Can you search for the possible diseases and first-aid methods for shortness of breath?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. Please tell me the symptom you want to search for.\nUser: Shortness of breath.\nAPI-Request: [EmergencyKnowledge(symptom='Shortness of breath')]->[{'name': 'Asthma', 'aid': 'Treatment may involve inhalers or nebulizers to open the airways, as well as medications to manage inflammation and prevent attacks.'}, {'name': 'Pneumonia', 'aid': 'Treatment may involve antibiotics, rest, and fluids to help the body fight the infection and recover.'}]\nAI: Here are the possible diseases and first-aid methods for shortness of breath: Asthma - A chronic respiratory condition characterized by inflammation and narrowing of the airways, leading to shortness of breath, wheezing, and coughing. Treatment may involve inhalers or nebulizers to open the airways, as well as medications to manage inflammation and prevent attacks. Pneumonia - An infection of the lungs that can cause fever, cough, shortness of breath, and other symptoms. Treatment may involve antibiotics, rest, and fluids to help the body fight the infection and recover.\nUser: Thanks. Can you help me modify the appointment of Olivia Davis with appointment ID 90123456 to October 15th with Dr. Brown?\nAI: Sure, I can do that.\nAPI-Request: [ModifyRegistration(appointment_id='90123456', new_appointment_date='2023-10-15', new_appointment_doctor='Dr. Brown')]->success\nAI: The modification of the appointment is successful.\nUser: Great. Can you help me record the blood pressure and heart rate history of user ID 12345 at 2023-10-19 10:30:00?\nAI: Sure, I can help with that. Please provide me with the health data such as blood pressure and heart rate.\nUser: The  blood pressure is 120/80, and the heart rate is 80.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user."}, "label": "RecordHealthData", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/178", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/EmergencyKnowledge-ModifyRegistration-RecordHealthData-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "8fa1c2cc42d6744838e60895b59641d4e2a61f61be1cdde5b75f57a7ca202537", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 178, "file": "EmergencyKnowledge-ModifyRegistration-RecordHealthData-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "RecordHealthData", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1c29c218abe998916365325c9d75900213658f293c1fdad4b1ca903587f1c754"}}
{"state": "Martha's roses, her pride and joy, had finally bloomed to their full, lush beauty. Today was the day for trimming. In the heart of this task is her beloved pair of pruning shears that patiently waited in the shed. Martha needed to sharpen these shears for the job, a job she was aching to start. Adam, who shared his mother's keen eye for tidiness, was dutifully organizing the same shed. He saw where the shears were and made a mental note of their location.\n\nIn the garage, a sturdy bucket waited, its solid presence unobtrusive yet comforting, knowing its role in holding the trimmed blossoms. This was part of a process that young, inquisitive Lily was keen to learn. The neighborhood kid, Lily, knew precisely where the bucket rested as she admired every tool in Martha's collection, fascinated by how each played an essential role in grooming the garden.\n\nThey were all aware of each item's location. Each piece warmed up for the process, ready to deliver their small but crucial part in nurturing Martha's garden. The scene was set for a day dedicated to the life cycle of beautiful roses, with every character involved playing their role knowingly.\n\nWith a determined stride, Martha carried the pruning shears towards the grinding stone. The essential step of sharpening the shears would ensure precision in her trimming, marking the beginning of a day filled with delightful gardening activity. Adam found himself dealing with a rebellious stack of old pots in a far corner of the garden shed. Their ages varied, much like their shapes and sizes, making the job of organizing them slightly more challenging than he had initially thought. Disregarding the need for the trash bin, he continued battling the uncooperative heap, his efforts focused only on creating a neat space.\n\nMeanwhile, Lily, the neighborhood kid with a face brimming with curiosity, closely observed Martha's every move. The older woman, more than willing to pass on her gardening knowledge, made sure her activities took place within Lily's line of sight. Lily's eyes diligently followed Martha, taking in everything - right from the way Martha's hands manipulated the shears on the ale-brown grindstone to the particular rhythm of her steps as she prepared for her favorite chore of the day.\n\nIn the bustling synergy of Adam's struggle with the pots and Lily's rapt attention, the anticipation of what was to come next hung in the air. Martha's workspace, distant from the chaotic stack of pots and yet comfortably close to Lily's eager gaze, resonated with the calming rhythm of diligent preparation.\n\nAs the tranquil garden resounded with subtle activity, Adam, noticing the stray bucket in the garage, repositions it in the shed, enhancing the collective tidiness. Within this peaceful process, an unexpected sound rippled through the calm atmosphere when Adam accidentally dropped one of the tools in his hand. The loud clatter drew Martha's attention towards the shed where Adam was diligently arranging. At the same moment, Lily's attention was captivated by the sight of a butterfly, gracing one of the nearby flowers with its ephemeral presence—a sight and direction opposite from the where the tool had fallen.\n\nGently lifting the freshly sharpened shears, Lily carefully carried them back to the shed, hoping to make Martha's task a little easier. As she settled them back into their designated spot, her eyes caught sight of the sturdy bucket, standing tall amid the organized chaos, ready for the day's gardening activities. Adam, lost in the labyrinth of the shed, discovered a rusted rake partially hidden beneath an old tarp. His curiosity was piqued by the unexpected relic as he held it under the sparse, filtered light entering through the shed window. Undeterred, his focus shifted entirely to the rake, its aged patina a stark contrast to the well-maintained tools around him. \n\nJust outside the shed, young Lily shadowed Martha intently, never missing an opportunity to assist. The youngster remained dedicatedly by Martha's side, eager to apply her newfound knowledge in treating and caring for the roses. Martha, ever alert, recognized her enthusiasm and appreciated the welcome assistance. A sincere nod of approval acknowledged as such, further enhancing Lily's excitement.\n\nThe rusty rake had now fully captured Adam's interest. Its primordial aura firmly gripped him, drawing his thoughts from the ongoing activities. On the side, however, the essential shears, still cradled in Lily’s careful hands, were a stark reminder of the task at hand – the trimming of roses. \n\nYet, the morning was progressing, and the anticipation of the central activity grew with every passing minute. As Adam examined the rusted rake, Lily's careful watch over Martha, and the newly sharpened shears created a fascinating harmony of readiness and intrigue. The roses waited, blooming beautifully in Martha's well-tended garden, heralding the trimming that was soon to begin.\n\nAnd so the day unfolded in mundane splendour, the roses basking in the diligent love of Martha, the mysterious allure of the rusted rake captivating Adam, and Lily's conservation with the entire arrangement shaping her understanding of the world. The garden buzzed with tradition and camaraderie, each person and object playing a part in the significant task at hand. And while she continued to prepare her shears with measured care, Martha couldn't help but appreciate the unique unfolding of yet another day in her beloved garden.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which location is the most likely place Adam would look to find the pruning shears given the story?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "garage", "opt_2": "grinding stone", "opt_3": "shed"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_object_placements"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/object_placements/252", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/object_placements/252", "text_sha256": "d92731c3cfffdfa686c19ce4bbab6ba11840bf0300ef337bae6136dd3c117537", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:object_placements.csv", "row": 252}, "stratum": "object_placements", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1337138e75696bcb491e29d14c501dae91083538c2d776ca8566141206205a92"}}
{"state": "Remove the forbidden word from the following sentence: fuck you son of the bitch.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "/sentence: Returns a single random sentence based on the provided parameters.", "tool_2": "Walnut_Word_Completion_wrt_transformer: Returns the hidden word in the sentence.", "tool_3": "profanity_detect: Detect the profanity in the sentence, and return the sentence without the profanity.", "tool_4": "wrt_transformer: Returns the hidden word in a sentence using the walnut word completion tool.", "tool_5": "check_word: Check if a word is present in a given sentence"}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/tooleyes_query_86", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/tooleyes_query_86", "text_sha256": "511581660ba499b9125b9f1766711999ebde3cffa033817494663701c471b13f", "gold_id": "tooleyes_tool_93", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_14348", "toolACE_tool_11631", "toolACE_tool_1514", "toolbench_tool_9559"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:tooleyes/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "tooleyes", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "27d65a1e8be12f854924c3bee322abc0310fcadc056fd33e14dc4a4c831caf42"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "CNN ’s Don Lemon Unloads On Trump Over Racist Insults In Epic New Takedown"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "CNN ’s Don Lemon spits On Trump Over Racist Insults In Epic New Takedown", "b": "CNN ’s Don Lemon Unloads On goose Over Racist Insults In Epic New Takedown"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/11021-1799", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/11021", "text_sha256": "fda97bc475b742993f9399fdaf2b67ec8ec5c05f76e207a31df36886b5648d40", "grades": ["1.0", "1.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "11021-1799"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2f2eb0ab68a45082fb3f135dffbe403227e40249461f55f5432ec816126b16a8"}}
{"state": {"service": "One way and round trip flights to all cities", "dialogue": ["User: I am searching for a one way flight.", "System: On which date would you like to travel? Which city do you want to leave from and where are you going?", "User: I would like to go on United Airlines from Las Vegas to San Francisco. I want to fly out on March 2nd.", "System: I have 1 flight for you. How about this United Airlines flight? This flight leaves at 4:20 pm local time and has 0 layovers. The ticket costs $86 per person.", "User: When will the flight get to my destination? Will it arrive the day after?", "System: The flight arrives at 5:55 pm local time on the same day.", "User: Okay.", "System: Could I assist with anything else?", "User: No, that is it. Thank you for helping."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchOnewayFlights": "Search for one way flights to specified destination", "SearchRoundTripFlights": "Search for round trip flights to specified destination", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/1_00056/8", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/1_00056", "text_sha256": "b108709510dee9dea310869f3cb4f6d47460c6bbeab87ec53c44974946945624", "schema_variant": "v1", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "1_00056", "turn": 8}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "501ac1b3e0aff438be9fd7a496895d6936d6c0f1fbd5295ff2c629535e7231e6"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "DACA Amnesty , Chain Migration Threatens English as Primary U.S. Language"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "DACA Amnesty , tulip Migration Threatens English as Primary U.S. Language", "b": "DACA podiatrist , Chain Migration Threatens English as Primary U.S. Language"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/2671-8819", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/2671", "text_sha256": "b13184534accf372cde0b231ba5322cee209298238109ec58776ff5187237e13", "grades": ["0.6", "0.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "2671-8819"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "51563859463573736c5e9f04a66a826c71119788a3658b3c750545d56f6636a9"}}
{"state": {"service": "Find and set up time with a therapist that works for you", "dialogue": ["User: Can you find me a therapist please"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"ReserveAppointment": "Schedule an appointment with a therapist on an available date", "FindTherapist": "Locate a therapist suited to patient needs and location", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "FindTherapist", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/14_00001/0", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/14_00001", "text_sha256": "8bb90a0cc32a5c4130909ce486c51c886c57701c14b4d35f0a791aec7ebf960f", "schema_variant": "v1", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "14_00001", "turn": 0}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0c54fe902d19439edea319bf44a409b975d4bca204af76fcc74138647294ab8d"}}
{"state": "In the wake of Lola's mysterious katana-driven demise at a secluded mountain cabin, Detective Winston finds himself entangled in a web of suspicion, with Isabelle and Frank peering anxiously from its corners.\n\nIn the tempered light of the police station, Detective Winston flipped open the file for his latest case. Pinned to the top was a grim photo of Lola, the victim, marking another life prematurely ended. A set of intimate text messages from Lola to another man caught his attention, reportedly found by Isabelle. Winston found the content of the messages interesting, adding more intrigue to the case. Lower in the pile, there was a picture of Isabelle, his prime suspect. \n\nWith a dedication observed during her thrice weekly visits, Isabelle had become a familiar figure in her local dojo, her commitment noted by fellow practitioners. Winston dialed the dojo and had a brief but informative conversation with her sensei, before putting the phone back with a small sigh. Her sensei revealed that Isabelle had been seen sharpening her Katanas after each session.\n\nDavid, Lola's life coach, had confided a lot in Isabelle, spending a considerable amount of time alone with her, a fact that Winston found odd. Isabelle had not only found some of Lola's intimate messages, but she had also seen Lola kissing the unknown man, making her knowledge even more suspect. The phone buzzed back into life, David at the other end of the line filling Winston in on his last intimate conversation with Isabelle. Their relationship was unconventional - it didn’t seem standard for a life coach to be so close to a friend of their clients.\n\n“What brings you up here, Detective?” Isabelle asked when Winston arrived at her door. She was out of breath and had chalk dusted on her pants, evident either from her routine rock climbing training or her regular hike which she often indulged in.\n\nWinston followed Isabelle into the house and entered a room solely dedicated to her Katana collection. Some were ornate, clearly for show, but others showed signs of recent care, with the wear marks from constant sharpening along the blade, the same the sensei had mentioned.\n\n“So, you visit Lola’s mountain cabin often?” Winston asked, shifting the conversation. \n\n“Yeah, I’ve been up there a handful of times when Lola is alone. It’s quiet and at a considerable altitude, inaccessible without physical fitness, perfect to clear the mind,” Isabelle admitted. She described the layout of the cabin in detail, showing her familiarity with the place. But her voice seemed somewhat strained, the memory of seeing Lola and the man in an intimate exchange casting a shadow.\n\nThey talked a while longer about the trails to the cabin, which Winston rightly noted required considerable physical strength. The conversation then swung to David, and they spoke freely about their close, somewhat unconventional friendship.\n\nUpon his return to the dojo, Winston observed the elegance and precision with which the sensei moved a katana. His mind drifted back to the crime scene, Lola’s body lying in an eerily tranquil way, as if her death had been executed by someone trained in a lethal art. \n\nBack in the car, Winston flicked his cigarette butt into the darkness, a chill passing over him as he thought of Lola, alone in the cabin at the time she was killed. What a dark sense of humor life had, he reflected, as he prepared to tackle the case.\n\nAs Winston paced the floor of his small and cluttered office, he reviewed his notes about Lola's murder. The whole scene of the gruesome act was set in a secluded mountain cabin, salted wounds for the peaceful surroundings. She had invited Frank for a work retreat, a secret invitation that he told no one about, and Winston decided that perhaps it was time to visit the suspect.\n\nAs a biologist, Frank was surrounded by microscopes and lab coats by the day, while his nights were spent in a dojo, practicing martial arts. Winston's curiosity piqued upon learning of his weapon of choice, the katana. \n\nWinston carefully examined Frank's martial arts record and noticed Frank's regularity in practicing with his katanas. A clue that Winston found interesting was the fact that Frank recently acquired a sharpening stone. An unusual purchase when you considered his profession.\n\nFrank's laboratory colleagues had divulged that he often had a peculiar habit. He would abruptly leave work and colleagues found new insect bites on his skin afterwards. This could be nothing more than a biologist exploring his environment, but Winston had a gut feeling that there was more to it.\n\nWinston had also come across Frank's bank statements, where funds were frequently withdrawn to flight booking sites. Odd for someone whose work seemed to revolve mostly around his lab, but not out of the ordinary either.\n\nFrank's home had companion pets who were frequently ill during his unexplained absences. Curiously, this seemed to coincide with his unusual hobby of abruptly leaving his office and heading in the unknown, Winston made a mental note to investigate Frank's suspicious departures more closely.\n\nOn the day of Lola's murder, Frank's schedule had no entries. Couple that with an eye-witness account of him being seen near the mountain cabin and Winston decided it was time to reach out to this elusive biologist. As he dialed Frank's number, Winston knew that he was getting closer to unveiling the truth. \"Mr. Frank,\" he said, \"It's Detective Winston, let's talk.\"", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Isabelle", "opt_2": "Frank"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/216", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/216", "text_sha256": "10e8ef4d242641303fead431224ce7fe53adf5879ed734eb3ef8e20a520cac44", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 216}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d2d641e7dd426bd6799ed58db4aa1f8bac1f668a177f5c67f8156c325722b2a3"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "The unspoken factor in Amazon ’s search for a new home : Jeff Bezos ’s support for gay rights"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "The unspoken factor in Amazon ’s search for a new home : Jeff Bezos ’s support for gay packages", "b": "The unspoken factor in Amazon ’s search for a new home : Jeff Bezos ’s support for gay swans"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/12128-25", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/12128", "text_sha256": "394a61a2415e7978f2cfb41a8b9ff5b785edd1695914eccabb63baa8f89bffbf", "grades": ["0.8", "0.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "12128-25"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d5a7c191a6ecee1267260ec7c9ec3791c489e734447cc651bab3270692ccc2dd"}}
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{"state": "User: Can you help me schedule a meeting?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. What would be the meeting topic?\nUser: It's about project updates.\nAI: Great! When should it start and end?\nUser: Let's schedule it for 2022-12-15 at 2 PM, and it should end by 4 PM.\nAI: And where would you like to hold the meeting?\nUser: We can host it in our conference room.\nAI: Who will be attending the meeting?\nUser: John Smith, Jane Doe and Adam Lee.\nAI: Okay. To schedule this meeting, I need to authenticate you. What is your username and password?\nUser: My username is JohnDoe, and my password is pass123.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "BookHotel": "This API orders a hotel room. Two rooms are ordered if the number of adults is greater than 2. Only one order can be made at same time.", "AddMeeting": "This API allows users to make a reservation for a meeting and store the meeting information (e.g., topic, time, location, attendees) in the database.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/306", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/AddMeeting-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "cfd95328aea3c9938d0368bf7ecd951a929aa6d8157b15c8e81de16f2b94f18d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 306, "file": "AddMeeting-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e410cd3d7fa035955cada1b5f6e98732c91d8b133de011a94c0777001c946aac"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "Kushner to visit Mexico following latest Trump tirades"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Kushner to visit Mexico following latest Trump trail", "b": "Kushner to visit therapist following latest Trump tirades"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/12402-1183", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/12402", "text_sha256": "f028d45a193fc449b2ef2728ff3b91b6c41ba6a79cc3df66b8aef40e20f9a315", "grades": ["0.0", "2.8"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "12402-1183"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7c7862f40fbb4f06ffeacb4701f1c1d70eefde96212beccdbaf55854ba9f7486"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sources close to Italy's said , a French companyowned by Ferruzzi, would take over control of , the corn wet milling business acquired by theItalian group earlier this week from CPC International Inc . The sources told Reuters that European Sugar, owned byFerruzzi subsidiary Eridania Zuccherifici Nazionali SpA , planned to seek a listing on the Paris bourse andmake a share offering there. CPC International announced Tuesday it had agreed inprinciple to sell its European corn wet millng business toFerruzzi. The deal is worth 630 mln dlrs", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"skr\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"acq\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"jet\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"citruspulp\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"corn\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/721", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/dbd060e00dae65885a8d", "text_sha256": "29871a03839282b74832038c3912d8b6fa0ac4018835e9d32a49c85489e2ceb9", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 721}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "482da89ac26e9bcd9b3f1fc670583b605190554ae604b9d8392e70fa057b9c2d"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "Sony Honda forge strategic e-mobility alliance. Read time 2min 20sec Japanese multinational electronics corporation Sony Group has signed a memorandum of understanding with automobile manufacturer Honda Motor, which outlines their intent to establish a new company focusing on e-mobility. According to the Japanese tech giants, the strategic alliance aims to create a new era of mobility through which they will engage in the joint development and sales of high value-added battery electric vehicles (EVs) and commercialise them in conjunction with providing mobility services. The alliance aims to bring together Honda's mobility development capabilities, vehicle body manufacturing technology and after-sales service management experience, with Sony's expertise in the development and application of imaging, sensing, telecommunication, network and entertainment technologies, to develop a new generation of mobility and services, and continue to evolve going forward. See also Continental shift needed to up electric vehicles in Sub-Saharan Africa Sonys purpose is to fill the world with emotion through the power of creativity and technology, says Kenichiro Yoshida, representative corporate executive officer, chairman, president and CEO of Sony Group. Through this alliance with Honda, which has accumulated extensive global experience and achievements in the automobile industry over many years and continues to make revolutionary advancements in this field, we intend to build on our vision to make the mobility space an emotional one, and contribute to the evolution of mobility centred around safety, entertainment and adaptability. Sales of the first EV model from the new company are expected to start in 2025. The new entity is expected to plan, design, develop and sell the EVs, but not own and operate manufacturing facilities, according to the companies. Honda is expected to be responsible for manufacturing the first EV model at its vehicle manufacturing plant. It is expected that a mobility service platform will be developed by Sony and made available for the new entity. The new company will aim to stand at the forefront of innovation, evolution and expansion of mobility around the world, by taking a broad and ambitious approach to creating value that exceeds the expectations and imagination of customers, says Toshihiro Mibe, director, president, representative executive officer and CEO of Honda Motor. We will do so by leveraging Hondas technology and know-how in relation to the environment and safety, while aligning the technological assets of both companies. Although Sony and Honda are companies that share many historical and cultural similarities, our areas of technological expertise are very different. Therefore, I believe this alliance brings together the strengths of our two companies, and offers great possibilities for the future of mobility", "question": "See also What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"alliance & partnership\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"subsidiary establishment\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"department establishment\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"product launching & presentation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1129", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/e60f625d69fbeaec8535", "text_sha256": "46d7d5e18a0cb8a8ace2cb90d3fed3248069e6b1e166e444f1d5de722844cdff", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1129}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "fd6b39d8c21a1a80367ee20ee2887e1ef0c1c3308720f96ef2e671ae1657febc"}}
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{"state": "In the bustling world of a renowned catering company, I, the manager, found myself faced with a pivotal decision. The task at hand was to delegate two vital roles to my diligent employees - Robert, Monica, and Peter. This assignment was a balancing act, with the potential to either delight the palate or dampen the party. The roles in question were both enticing and demanding - the masterful chef, the maestro of the kitchen, and the adept server, the key player in delivering this culinary symphony to the eager anticipation of our guests.\n\nMonica, a spirited soul, was as inconstant as the northern star when it came to recipes. On more than one occasion, I had witnessed her accidentally switching up ingredients, causing chaos in the kitchen. Despite this, she appreciated Peter's meticulously timed preparations, often sharing a cup of coffee with him in the lull before the storm of catering duties hit.\n\nEven with her endearing cheerfulness, Monica seemed to forget how to handle the flurry of dishes needing her attention, often becoming flustered in the process. However, she was a whiz when it came to remembering drink orders. I was amazed when I realized she had remembered every single order from our last event, and it didn't stop there. A guest had even complimented Monica on her cheerful personality, an essential trait for this industry.\n\nMeanwhile, Robert, a seasoned veteran, had his nuances. He was an experienced hand, but he still found himself getting into hot water. Robert's food often had an uncanny knack for being overcooked, and he consistently forgot critical ingredients, leading to a mild heart attack tickling my chest.\n\nAs the tension of the pre-event hours ensued, a war of words often erupted between Robert and Monica. He didn’t approve of her serving methods, and she had the tendency to ignore his suggestions and comments. Moreover, Robert's hand-eye coordination abandoned him when carrying trays of food or drinks. Unfortunately, the guests were also victims of his forgetfulness when he didn’t notepad their orders.\n\nPeter, a muted character in this tale, had a peculiar trait - he consistently stayed in the kitchen, avoiding any possible interaction with the guests. But that was not his only shortcoming, unfortunately. Peter had a history of serving undercooked, sometimes raw food, which blemished our reputation. His voice, as soft as the morning dew, often didn't reach the guests' ears. This silently rebellious chef took liberty in substituting his culinary wisdom over the provided recipe instructions, much to Robert's disdain.\n\nAs the overseeing manager, I mulled over the strengths and pitfalls of each of my dedicated team members. Assigning them to where they could best flourish required tact and observational skills. Would I be able to steer them towards perfection in our upcoming event?\n\nI left the office, knowing that my decision would play an integral part in shaping the fortunes of our catering company, with the echoes of countless discussions, arguments, and laughter from the kitchen, waiting for another eventful day.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Chef: Peter, Server: Monica and Robert", "opt_2": "Chef: Monica, Server: Peter and Robert", "opt_3": "Chef: Robert, Server: Monica and Peter"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/87", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/87", "text_sha256": "3652c217fe768df19673f17662bb0b21fdf748952002b81e006a29a4eb1b5625", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 87}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "51c406b4221c3e343c9d7df1eb29c1622e0045a893e21d795a7ad29966584827"}}
{"state": "Can we taste electrons?\nWhy does licking a 9-Volt battery elicits a taste sensation? Can taste be stimulated by electrical stimulation?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "continuously. After a while, this stimulation creates a warm sensation that can eventually turn painful. This pain results from a progressively amplified synaptic response of the peripheral nerves. This sends a warning that the stimulation is harmful. Sensitization is thought to underlie both adaptive as well as maladaptive learning processes in the organism.", "doc_2": "BrainPort is a technology whereby sensory information can be sent to one's brain through an electrode array which sits atop the tongue.  It was initially developed by Paul Bach-y-Rita as an aid to people's sense of balance, particularly of stroke victims. Bach-y-Rita founded Wicab in 1998.\nIt has also been developed for use as a visual aid, demonstrating its ability to allow a blind person to see his or her surroundings in polygonal and pixel form. In this scenario, a camera picks up the image of the surrounding, the information is processed by a chip which converts it into impulses which are sent  through an electrode array, via the tongue, to the person's brain. The human brain is able to interpret these impulses as visual signals and they are then redirected to the visual cortex, allowing the person to \"see.\"  This is similar in part to how a cochlear implant works, in that it transmits electrical stimuli to a receiving device in the body.\nThe BrainPort V100 oral electronic vision aid was approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on June 18, 2015.", "doc_3": "The electrical signal moves through the neuron as a result of changes in the\nelectrical charge of the axon. Normally, the axon remains in the **resting\npotential**, _a state in which the interior of the neuron contains a greater\nnumber of negatively charged ions than does the area outside the cell_. When\nthe segment of the axon that is closest to the cell body is stimulated by an\nelectrical signal from the dendrites, and if this electrical signal is strong\nenough that it passes a certain level or _threshold_, the cell membrane", "doc_4": "especially as a practical joke for example in such devices as a shocking pen or a shocking gum. However devices such as a joy buzzer and most other machines in amusement parks today only use vibration that feels somewhat like an electric shock to someone not expecting it.\nSexual uses[edit]\nIt is also used for sexual stimulation. This is usually done via devices that induces erotic electrostimulation. These devices may include a violet wand, transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, electrical muscle stimulation, and made-for-play units.\nPolicing and personal defense[edit]\nElectroshock", "doc_5": "Function[edit]\nTaste[edit]\nFlavor perception is an aggregation of auditory, taste, haptic, and smell sensory information. Retronasal smell plays the biggest role in the sensation of flavor. During the process of mastication, the tongue manipulates food to release odorants. These odorants enter the nasal cavity during exhalation. The smell of food has the sensation of being in the mouth because of co-activation of the motor cortex and olfactory epithelium during mastication.\nSmell, taste, and trigeminal receptors (also called"}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/27", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/27", "text_sha256": "09835023591df1fde9a0a53ccaf8742975c6d10c1dcc6c56b9c8a1ede3b4f164", "gold_id": "taste_electrons/Brainport_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["neuron_onto/31theneuronisthebuil_147_0.txt", "RGB_equivalent_for_smells/Sense_of_smell_2_0.txt", "organism_learn/Learning_18_3.txt", "electrical_shock_freeze_up_muscles/Electrical_injury_5_2.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "27"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1d720d92ce253b1d2eebb28f4bb3f66c83f30eae3b9a73e3fbd96a0fad181892"}}
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{"state": "Is there a name for the phenomenon of perceived repeated interruption?\n\nIs there a documented name for the phenomenon of repeated social interruptions. It's something I've discussed with others who seem to share the observation that often, when one is alone in a public space, others will consistently run into them.\n\nOne example is in single stall bathrooms. This is one that I've discussed with others, to much amusement: it seems that whenever I find an unattended public restroom, even in a secluded space away from population, more often than not someone will approach and knock within seconds.\n\nAnother would be driving along a typically empty road late at night, and having someone follow every single turn you take up until you get home, where they turn around and go from whence you both came, making seemingly no sense.\n\nObviously, this is a cognitive bias of some sort and likely not truly indicative of some social behavior. It reminds me of the spotlight effect, but the spotlight effect is defined as heightened self awareness, no? This seems to happen regardless of that, like there are people just waiting around to stumble upon oneself at the most inopportune times.\n\nParanoia might be one word for it, but talking with others anecdotally, it seems like most people have had this thought before.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Observer selection  [ edit\n](/w/index.php?title=Selection_bias&action=edit&section=8 \"Edit section:\nObserver selection\")\n\nPhilosopher [ Nick Bostrom ](/wiki/Nick_Bostrom \"Nick Bostrom\") has argued\nthat data are filtered not only by study design and measurement, but by the\nnecessary precondition that there has to be someone doing a study. In\nsituations where the existence of the observer or the study is correlated with\nthe data, observation selection effects occur, and [ anthropic reasoning\n](/wiki/Anthropic_reasoning \"Anthropic reasoning\") is required.  [16]\n\nAn example is the past [ impact event ](/wiki/Impact_event \"Impact event\")\nrecord of Earth: if large impacts cause mass extinctions and ecological\ndisruptions precluding the evolution of intelligent observers for long\nperiods, no one will observe any evidence of large impacts in the recent past\n(since they would have prevented intelligent observers from evolving). Hence\nthere is a potential bias in the impact record of Earth.  [17]  Astronomical [\nexistential risks ](/wiki/Existential_risks \"Existential risks\") might\nsimilarly be underestimated due to selection bias, and an anthropic correction\nhas to be introduced.  [18]", "doc_2": "steven November 28, 2015 at 5:19 am - Reply\nthis is a common thought/question that i have for a long time .\nis this the path of life that everyone have to go thru .\nhaving fewer and fewer friends as you grew older ?\nSitting alone and just waiting for the day to pass by ?\nit just like waiting for the death to come ?\nwhat happen to all their friends ?\ndid they choose to be alone ?\ndo they embrace being alone because they had seen the too many fake peoples around .\neveryone is seeking for true friends but dont they realize it in you yourself .\nAnd alot of times ,peoples give up being trueful to other because peoples will start judging you when you are the real you .\nthat why alot of peoples are wearing a mask !\nthe only time when they are not wearing a mask is when they are old and they dont need to impress anyone anymore.\nso they embrace being alone for most of time.\nthat my thought .\nanyone can enlightenment me ?", "doc_3": "If you were driving down the road and you saw a pirate standing at an\nintersection you might not believe your eyes. But if you continued driving and\nsaw a second, and then a third, you might become more confident in your\nobservations. The more pirates you saw the less likely the first sighting\nwould be a false positive (you were driving fast and the person was just\nwearing an unusual hat and billowy shirt) and the more likely it would be the\nresult of a logical reason (there is a pirate themed conference in town). This\nsomewhat absurd example is a real-life illustration of replication: the\nrepeated findings of the same results.", "doc_4": "Why does social pressure work? The answer lies in a well-documented\npsychological phenomenon known as the \"bandwagon effect.\" Essentially, the\nbandwagon effect is a cognitive bias that causes people to think or act in a\ncertain way because they believe others are doing the same. It's a form of\ngroupthink where individuals are more likely to conform to the perceived\nmajority opinion, even if it contradicts their beliefs or interests.", "doc_5": "How Learned Optimism Can Improve Your Life\nBenefits of the Optimism Bias\nSharot suggests that while this bias can lead to negative outcomes at times, like foolishly engaging in risky behaviors or making poor choices about your health, it can also have benefits. If we expect good things to happen to us, we are more likely to be happy. In a 2012 TED Talk, Sharot explained that this optimism can act as a self-fulfilling prophecy. By believing that they will be successful, people are, in fact, more likely to succeed.\nOptimism enhances well-being by creating a sense of anticipation about the future.\nBeing optimistic also motivates us to pursue our goals. After all, if we didn't think that we could achieve success, why would we even bother trying? Optimists are also more likely to take measures to protect their health, such as exercising and eating a nutritious diet.9"}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/98", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/98", "text_sha256": "be92959388ef69964c204af5f2f2755f2f870b0c3af9bef5ea5ef32899dace05", "gold_id": "selection_bias/Selectionbias_10.txt", "negative_ids": ["multilevel_modeling/5psychologytricksbehindmlmmindgames_65.txt", "methodology/thereplicationcrisisinpsychology_19.txt", "optimism/whatistheoptimismbias2795031_8.txt", "mentalblock/confusedaboutlifejustlikeeveryoneelse_106.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "98"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d89ac1076c8007960534636af4fcf85a08b56579a93b3104479779f7133aea26"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What is the fastest route from London to Edinburgh for playing a chess championship? Also provide an estimate of the distance."], "available_functions": [{"name": "route_planner.calculate_route", "description": "Determines the best route between two points.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"destination\": {\"description\": \"The destination of the journey.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"method\": {\"default\": \"fastest\", \"description\": \"The method to use when calculating the route (default is 'fastest').\", \"enum\": [\"fastest\", \"shortest\", \"balanced\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"start\": {\"description\": \"The starting point of the journey.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"start\", \"destination\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "chess_club_details.find", "description": "Provides details about a chess club, including location.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"city\": {\"description\": \"The city in which the chess club is located.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"event\": {\"default\": \"null\", \"description\": \"The event hosted by the club.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"name\": {\"description\": \"The name of the chess club.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"name\", \"city\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `route_planner.calculate_route` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `chess_club_details.find` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/multiple_24", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/multiple_24", "text_sha256": "1c99bb6e84c85b16fa283d299febad367bc20fab120b4c1bd7600b0f140ceee2", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_multiple.json", "id": "multiple_24"}, "stratum": "multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b182f6a80bef3ec85f7dc2442570b101100ff43a16a03fd8e7a504d0c918a9db"}}
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{"state": "Samantha had to get car insurance and Jessica did not because _ just got a new car.\nA) Samantha\nB) Jessica\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.248", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.248", "text_sha256": "d07f5219c6c6db255b1d0fd488a1d8f4effd9430580a17f57e824526ef02d34a", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.248"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4e149c7d5e38dbe3a5c1c0b1e316fd10eb198665e838c9c978407386f2210426"}}
{"state": {"passage": "The European Community, EC, sold75,000 tonnes of soft wheat at a subsidized price of between 85and 89 dlrs per tonne FOB for March delivery in a continuingbid to establish itself in the Brazilian wheat market, the U.S.Agriculture Department said. The sale sharply undercut the U.S. offer of 112 dlrs pertonne FOB for 33,000 tonnes of wheat, it said in its latestreport on Export Markets for U.S grains. EC sales to Brazil total about 225,000 tonnes during1986/87 (July-June) in stark contrast to only 50,000 tonnes inthe 1985/86 season, it said. The increasing presence of EC wheat in Brazil comes at atime when the Brazilian Wheat Board, BWB, expects the wheatimport market will expand to 3.4 mln tonnes from the currentforecast of 3.0 mln in the 1986/87 year. The BWB cites record consumption and an eventual decline indomestic production, and says government plans to lower theguaranteed price of wheat from 242 dlrs per tonne to 180 dlrswill contribute to greater import demand, the USDA said. It said the BWB expects the U.S. to be major supplier ofthe additional 400,000 tonnes, but commitments for purchase ofU.S. wheat through two-thirds of 1986/87 year total only600,000 tonnes versus 700,000 a year ago", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"lin-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"palmkernel\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"wheat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sorghum\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"ship\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/670", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/b6f73dd2e6ae2dee19a6", "text_sha256": "0af19927a4bd867a13b99bbc61f1e50f4b04d5d61fdddd8a81832e7fc8a5e724", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 670}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0cd509e68229cb0d06b8fec1058b4a9c518059eb1df15d692efdf56b74037b3d"}}
{"state": "User: Hi, can you help me delete a meeting reservation?\nAI: Sure, I can assist you with that. What's the meeting topic and start time?\nUser: The meeting topic is \"New Employee Orientation\" and the start time is \"2023-03-27 09:00:00\".\nAI: Alright, let me check if I have your token. Can you please provide me with your username and password?\nUser: My username is \"newuser\" and my password is \"newpass\".\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='newuser', password='newpass')]->{'token': 'l9k8j7h6g5f4d3s2a1'}\nAI: Thank you. I have received your token. Now, can you also provide me with the end time, location, and attendees of the meeting?\nUser: The end time is \"2023-03-27 11:00:00\", the location is \"Training Room\", and the attendees are \"David Wang\", \"Amy Chen\", and \"Erica Liu\".", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting", "QueryAgenda": "The API for getting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "AddMeeting": "This API allows users to make a reservation for a meeting and store the meeting information (e.g., topic, time, location, attendees) in the database."}, "label": "DeleteMeeting", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/329", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/DeleteMeeting-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "b90996fa47125497d51a35e920db0f532a47501df8f342a949be14e5808e8aec", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 329, "file": "DeleteMeeting-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "DeleteMeeting", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "58b5c89c73fa5eed1338409d69c17b81d904d8f9326a9c60f50e78e543853e10"}}
{"state": "In the piercing silence of a New York night, Dwayne's life was brutally ended by a sickle's blade in his own car, launching Detective Winston into a dangerous game of truth and lies with suspects, Anthony and Max.\n\nAs Winston continued his investigation, his next stop was to meet with Max. Max ran a popular art dealership in town, claiming to deal with artifacts too, and his reputation had charmed many art enthusiasts, including Dwayne. \n\nUpon knocking, the door creaked open. Winston found himself in a large living space, filled with exquisite pieces of art, including a rather unique sickle, which was oddly intriguing.\n\n\"Max?\" Winston called out, taking care not to disturb the artifacts around him.\n\nMax returned from another room, a pleased grin on his face, his eyes kindling with pride,\" Ah, detective, welcome to my humble abode.\"\n\nMax was a known art dealer who wasn't just after profit but cherished the art of curating a meaningful collection. From Winston's observation, Max appeared to be highly concerned about his reputation in this field.\n\nWhen Winston asked, \"Did Dwayne visit you last night?”, from the corner of his eye he noticed a flicker of unease cross Max’s face. Max hesitated before answering, \"Yes, Detective. He wanted to take a look at my collection... he had a soft spot for historical farming artifacts.\"\n\nAs they chatted, Max admitted to giving Dwayne a ride afterward as Dwayne was his guest, and thought it only right to drive him back. Dwayne was seated in the passenger's seat of Max's car, he had said. It was in this same car where Dwayne's lifeless body was found later. \n\n\"So it was just the two of you going to the car?\", Winston clarified, to which Max nodded, confirming that he was last seen with Dwayne heading towards the car.\n\nAs the discussion continued, Winston learnt from Max about an upcoming exhibit, where Dwayne planned to expose an inauthentic artifact in Max's collection, something that threatened Max’s reputation.\n\nOn leaving, Winston couldn't help but echo the words of an old mentor. In a world where reputation is synonymous with one's identity, public humiliation would surely be a blow to anyone's individuality.\n\nWith that he exited, leaving a rather perturbed Max behind him, contemplating the implications.\n\nWinston found himself standing in the midst of Anthony's gallery. The room was a silent symphony of colors and emotions, none of which were gold. But gold was the color he was concerning himself with today. Anthony's housekeeper had testified that she found gold paint on his clothes after his various trips, an unusual finding considering none of his displayed art contained any hint of the metallic hue.\n\nHe stepped out to speak with the gallery owner, his heavy boots echoing slightly in the hushed rooms. \"He uses gold paint?\" Winston asked, waving a test report he had from Anthony's housekeeper.\n\n\"No, not ever in his career. Anthony's palette is more primary,\" the gallery owner stated, looking rather puzzled.\n\nAfter a short nod, Winston tucked away the paper, and left the gallery. His next stop in the long journey would be to confront Anthony himself. Anthony had earlier on requested a meeting with Dwayne. He decided to use this unusual request as leverage, he agreed now to meet Winston by Dwayne's car, a location he knew well since he had keys to it. He pulled out his phone to arrange this unusual meeting.\n\nAnthony looked a bit out of place amongst the urban landscape, amongst the shining cars. His hair was a wild mane and colors smudged his skin artistically. A keychain, bulky and jingling with keys, sat by his side. \n\n\"I had to pick up some of Dwayne's things\", Anthony said, hand unconsciously stroking the keychain. \"His woman couldn’t do it, she's a wreck.\"\n\n\"You had keys to his car?\" Winston prompted.\n\n\"Well, yes, we were friends after all,\" Anthony replied, confirming his synaptic tie to Dwayne's automobile. \n\nWinston decided to take a different approach for the kind of question that lay heavy on his mind. \"Dwayne didn't share your religious beliefs, did he?\" He said, more of a statement than a question.\n\nAnthony's face twisted, his features hardened. \"No, he didn't, the fool was way off the path. He never got my art, my sermons. I've often stated in my preachings that the nonbelievers like him were threatening the sanctity of our path.\"\n\nAnthony looked uncomfortable when he realized what he had just said, and he tried to compose himself. \"He needed help, that’s why I wanted to meet him. Sure, I was deeply offended by his criticism, but that doesn't make my concern any less valid.\"\n\n\"To convince him about your beliefs?\" Winston posed, a touch of humanity in his tone.\n\n\"No, to make him understand my art!\" Anthony's voice was emphatic. But he didn’t admit to painting with gold.\n\n\"There were disagreements then?\" Winston asked, almost rhetorically.\n\nA deep sigh rasped out from Anthony's mouth. \"Yes, often. Unfortunately, I was unable to win him over.\"\n\nHe looked down at his hands, the same hands that relentlessly splashed beautiful, and often disturbing, illusions onto canvas. And then a grim realization reflected on his face, a bitter parting comment reminding him of the deep offense Dwayne’s criticism might have caused. The open space around Dwayne's car echoed with the ringing silence-the paradoxical sound of an artist remorseful.\n\n\"Ah, it doesn’t matter now.\" Anthony got up to leave, a sad brush of reality tinted his voice.\n\nThe man was an artist, devoted to his spiritual path to the point of obsession. But enough to commit a murder? Winston wondered, the many pieces of this puzzle yet to find their right place.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Anthony", "opt_2": "Max"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/27", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/27", "text_sha256": "843ace1bd8bda89bf928f58c59f24c4c5a10313f6c909916fb30dfdeb80f77d3", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 27}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ac89874d01a5d410bbb35985390aa2f61faa3472ea604842b98ff0c26383ddd8"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Denver-based Strive Health forms partnership with nephrology practice NANI. Reporter, Denver Business Journal Sep 21, 2021 Strive Health, a Denver-based, tech-enabled kidney care company, has launched a partnership with the countrys largest independent nephrology group. As part of the strategic partnership, Nephrology Associates of Northern Illinois and Northern Indiana (NANI) will not only utilize Strive Healths services to treat kidney diseases but is also now an equity investor. NANI is the largest nephrology physician practice in the U.S. with 135 nephrologists across Illinois, Indiana and New Jersey. The Oak Brook, Illinois-based practice has been evaluating how it will participate in value-based care care that shifts away from fee-for-service and instead reimburses health care providers based on the quality of care they are administering. We looked at Strive health and we were impressed with what they could offer us, said Dr. Manish Tanna physician leader of NANIs value-based care committee. Strive Health specializes in technology and high-touch care to catch patients early in their kidney disease. It uses machine learning technology to determine patients who are most at-risk, and then Strive pairs those patients with dedicated caregivers to help coach them through slowing the progression of kidney disease. Through the partnership, Tanna said NANI will use Strive Health to help with its clinical workflows and care coordination, data analytics and projecting outcomes, and improve the education it provides to patients. For Strive, partnering with NANI meant working with one of the largest high-quality kidney care practices in the country. Look at their reputation, their best practice, their focus on quality, their appreciation for the future of nephrology in terms of where nephrology is headed, and their confirmation with us that value-based care is putting the nephrologist in a really important drivers seat to help manage the care for late-stage kidney patients, CEO Chris Riopelletold Denver Business Journal. Riopelle added that the validation of an organization like NANI working with Strive in addition to the 400 nephrologists nationally the company already has partnerships with means more kidney care providers will be looking at working with the Denver company. In addition to the partnership, which Riopelle said will include Strive health care providers being embedded at NANI offices, he said the organization becoming an equity partner opens up future opportunities. We are really interested in driving alignment with them in a long-term way through our partnership. As part of our partnership, they have made an investment into Strive. We like that it drives alignment, and it creates an opportunity that most nephrology groups dont have, which is the chance to invest in a venture-backed growth stage company, Riopelle said. He declined to share the size of the investment NANI made but said it was meaningful and would send a strong message to the nephrology community. In March, the company closed a $140 million Series Bround, which included investment from CapitalG, the independent growth fund for Google-parent company Alphabet. Strive has been growing over the last two years. In May, the company announced it had selected Denver as its home for a 250-person expansionwith the help of incentives from the Colorado Economic Development Commission. In 2020, the company had grown its employee base by 600%. Riopelle told DBJ that, despite a deep commitment to Colorado, the company doesnt have any provider partnerships in the state yet. Riopelle said that part of the reason is that, when it comes to kidney health, Colorados mostly-fit population does well compared to elsewhere in the U.S. But the company is in discussion with potential partners. He also added that the state is a great place to base a company because people want to be here. Our biggest impact to Colorado is continuing to be an employer of choice for great health care people and finding as many as we can whod like to have Denver as their home base, he said", "question": "By What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"hiring\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"company description\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"funding round\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"new initiatives or programs\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"alliance & partnership\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1111", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/e9c4f1ab352796fe87f9", "text_sha256": "1c8e778964860f3d932dca09604df8a31284a4ff380720d5989c59d32fa10194", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1111}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "43115ba3ccf7ecadb96001882cfb1dcd4f2d432bce74d581eb6413cf504af038"}}
{"state": {"service": "Explore interesting events nearby and reserve tickets online", "dialogue": ["User: Can you find me something interesting to do?", "System: Which city should I search in?", "User: I want to do something in NYC.", "System: Do you prefer a specific category, such as Music or Sports?", "User: I want to find a Concert.", "System: Amber Run Brooklyn is playing at Warsaw on March 14th at 6 pm. How does that sound?", "User: That sounds great. Can you find me a bus going there for three people?", "System: Would you like to leave on March 14th? And where are you traveling from?", "User: I want to leave from Washington on the 12th.", "System: There is a bus leaving at 8:10 am with 0 transfers for $36. Does this work for you?", "User: That sounds good. Can you find me a round trip flight going there? I have 0 bags and would like a Premium Economy class ticket.", "System: Do you want to leave on March 14th? Which day would you like to return?", "User: I want to leave the 2nd of this month and return the 14th of March.", "System: I found 2 flights. There is a flight with American Airlines leaving at 4:10 am local time and returning at 2:10 pm local time for $240 per passenger. How does this sound?", "User: That sounds alright.", "System: Is there something else I can help you with?", "User: Can you find me a hotel in that area?", "System: The 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge is rated 4 stars. Does this work for you?", "User: Is smoking allowed?", "System: Yes, smoking is permitted.", "User: What is the price per night?", "System: It is $176 per night.", "User: Okay, sounds good.", "System: Is there something else I can do for you?", "User: I want to purchase tickets for the event you found.", "System: Okay, I am booking 3 tickets for Amber Run Brooklyn in New York on March 14th. Is this correct?", "User: Yes, that's correct.", "System: Your tickets have been booked successfully. Enjoy the show!", "User: Thank you for all your help!", "System: Is there anything else I can help you with?", "User: No, that's all. Thank you."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchEvent": "Search for an event in your city by category", "PurchaseTickets": "Get passes for an event", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/17_00080/30", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/17_00080", "text_sha256": "1f010e356e33b2eecaa28e616348d246fe516df9f3106c60137ad2e70fa27634", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "17_00080", "turn": 30}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b446c387321ee036039125b4a10d6460a39106a98169422b8c2bc6e24ab57784"}}
{"state": "Charging only one battery at a time, automatically\n\nSometimes I have multiple batteries I want to charge, but I don't want to charge them all simultaneously. There are three scenarios for this:\n\nMy power source isn't strong enough to charge all the batteries simultaneously. For example, maybe I'm off-grid using a small inverter. Charging batteries sequentially rather than all at once\nI want to keep several gadgets with batteries charged above 20%, but I want to avoid keeping them all at 100% in order to maximize their longevity.\nI am connected to the grid but I'm trying to minimize my peak demand because I'm paying a peak demand tariff.\nAll my batteries have their own AC adapters, so I'm looking for something like a 120V power bar that has smart control of the outlets.\n\nIs there anything on the market like this? I'm not even sure what to call this product category. I know there are \"smart\" power bars, but they mostly seem only useful for remote control, and that's the opposite of what I'm thinking of here (I want something that works unattended.)\n\nIdeally I'm looking for something that can do any/all of these functions:\n\nEnsure that only one power socket is energized at a given time. (Software developers describe this as \"mutual exclusion\")\nKeep one socket energized until the power demanded drops below a threshold, then automatically energize the next socket.\nrotate power to each socket on a timed schedule anywhere from minutes to days. (Bonus if the schedule can also be programmed with intentional blackout windows.)\nIf there is no product like this on the market, what would be a reasonable way to DIY something like this?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Due to the very high cost of dedicated battery storage, use of [ electric\nvehicle ](/wiki/Electric_vehicle \"Electric vehicle\") batteries both while\ncharging in vehicles (see [ smart grid ](/wiki/Smart_grid \"Smart grid\") ), and\nin stationary [ grid energy storage ](/wiki/Grid_energy_storage \"Grid energy\nstorage\") arrays as an end-of-life re-use once they no longer hold enough\ncharge for road use, has become the preferred method of [ load following\n](/wiki/Load_following \"Load following\") over dedicated power plants. Such\nstationary arrays act as a true load-following power plant, and their\ndeployment can \"improve the affordability of purchasing such\nvehicles...Batteries that reach the end of their useful lifespan within the\nautomotive industry can still be considered for other applications as between\n70-80% of their original capacity still remains.\"  [28]  Such batteries are\nalso often repurposed in home arrays which primarily serve as backup, so can\nparticipate much more readily in grid stabilizing. The number of such\nbatteries doing nothing is increasing rapidly, e.g. in [ Australia\n](/wiki/Australia \"Australia\") where [ Tesla Powerwall ](/wiki/Tesla_Powerwall\n\"Tesla Powerwall\") demand rose 30 times after major power outages.  [29]", "doc_2": "Using the fan while charging can be useful in situations where a continuous power supply is available, but it’s important to ensure that this won’t damage the fan or the battery.", "doc_3": "Features\n\n  * 6 Smart Outlets \n\nIndependently control 6 smart outlets and charge 3 devices with built-in USB\nports.\n\n  * Surge Protection \n\nETL certified surge protection shields sensitive electronics and appliances\nfrom sudden power surges that can occur during weather storms and cause\nirreparable damage.\n\n  * Energy Monitoring \n\nMonitor how much energy devices connected to the power strip consume. Check on\neach one from your Kasa Smart app and turn off ones that are using too much.\n\n  * Voice Control \n\nControl your smart power strip using simple voice commands with Alexa and\nGoogle Assistant.\n\n  * Grouping \n\nUse Grouping to combine all six of your smart plugs on the power strip with\nother Kasa Smart devices for seamless control with one single tap on your\nsmartphone.\n\n  * Control From Anywhere \n\nControl connected devices from anywhere with the Kasa Smart app. Power up your\noffice remotely and even your holiday lights from the app.\n\n![](https://images.prismic.io/kasasmart/da7800f1-dcc8-40d8-8f12-eb100f424a6a_kasasmart_HS300V2_spotlight-\nimage_01.jpg?auto=compress,format&rect=0,0,1000,1000&w=1000&h=1000)", "doc_4": "As of 2012, electronically controlled TRVs have become more common, and some\nof these are marketed as [ smart thermostats ](/wiki/Smart_thermostat \"Smart\nthermostat\") or even smart TRVs. They frequently use electronic temperature\nsensing, and can often be programmed or remote-controlled so that individual\nradiators in a house can be programmed for different temperatures at different\ntimes of the day, or automatically respond to occupancy and occupancy\npatterns. Such increased control allows more advanced controls, which can\nresult in even better energy and CO  2  savings.  [3]  Some other\npossibilities with such systems is that the temperature sensor can be placed\naway from the radiator in another place in the room, which may result in a\nmore relevant temperature reading in the room which can be used to set the\nTRVs [ operating point ](/wiki/Operating_point \"Operating point\") . Some\nelectronically controlled valves run on batteries which must be changed at\nregular intervals, while others can be connected to the power grid.\nElectronically controlled variants may also require additional setup, for\nexample by connecting to a [ mobile phone application ](/wiki/Mobile_app\n\"Mobile app\") through a [ smart home hub ](/wiki/Smart_home_hub \"Smart home\nhub\") using wireless protocols such as [ Zigbee ](/wiki/Zigbee \"Zigbee\") or [\nZ-Wave ](/wiki/Z-Wave \"Z-Wave\")", "doc_5": "Batteries with a lithium iron phosphate positive and graphite negative\nelectrodes have a nominal open-circuit voltage of 3.2 V and a typical charging\nvoltage of 3.6 V. Lithium nickel manganese cobalt (NMC) oxide positives with\ngraphite negatives have a 3.7 V nominal voltage with a 4.2 V maximum while\ncharging. The charging procedure is performed at constant voltage with\ncurrent-limiting circuitry (i.e., charging with constant current until a\nvoltage of 4.2 V is reached in the cell and continuing with a constant voltage\napplied until the current drops close to zero). Typically, the charge is\nterminated at 3% of the initial charge current. In the past, lithium-ion\nbatteries could not be fast-charged and needed at least two hours to fully\ncharge. Current-generation cells can be fully charged in 45 minutes or less.\nIn 2015 researchers demonstrated a small 600 mAh capacity battery charged to\n68 percent capacity in two minutes and a 3,000 mAh battery charged to 48\npercent capacity in five minutes. The latter battery has an energy density of\n620 W·h/L. The device employed heteroatoms bonded to graphite molecules in the\nanode.  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{"state": {"original_headline": "Senior White House official refuses to say if Donald Trump supports Michael Flynn"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Senior White House official refuses to say if Donald Trump dated Michael Flynn", "b": "Senior White House official refuses to say if Donald Trump supports pants"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/189-2176", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/189", "text_sha256": "55cf9ad77c1ad28fe2f633f931d7fd45e7550d0eec9dff91c3e42c0080282291", "grades": ["1.0", "1.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "189-2176"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "eb981372ea4d7c569f6b84043b2b649f6dbfd2103eb10d19482abb0aa3f7da07"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#00453e #187046 #609621 #a7b200 #d6c11c", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#011826 #b4b8bf #f2f2f2 #bfa145 #594828", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#b6c6cf #81524c #8f8d74 #360b07 #2b424f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ad3207 #8ba7a8 #92694d #4c2b48 #d54018", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ad3207 #8ba7a8 #92694d #4c2b48 #d54018", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#cc13c0 #7f3b7a #ffb8fa #7f0c78 #ff18f0", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#092a33 #4b6262 #fffff0 #7a1e1b #9dbfc0", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ff0c85 #e80b42 #e8420b #ff850c #ff0000", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#120f0f #282020 #786750 #c0a77a #fcda9b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#222126 #2d2e33 #4c5955 #5a6657 #cc9263", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#2c2c2e #c7ac82 #8c0100 #77797d #000001", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#f2da58 #ffed85 #eb7e50 #965e49 #997b5f", "rating": 4}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#313973 #262d54 #1c2140 #131726 #000001", "b": "#6b5000 #6b4621 #663713 #383715 #2a2b09"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/243", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/243", "text_sha256": "268b95540d4b9da039ed36e8959338eecc9c63e6dcdeae208f58c83484369009", "themes": [1685, 780], "ratings": [5, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 243}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ae485d7e9396986c56babf980bc8b1bd575db0f125a36ab66f15dd1b9e9c2612"}}
{"state": "User: Can you tell me what happened on April 21st in history?\nAI: Sure, would you like me to query the history for that date?\nAPI-Request: [QueryHistoryToday(date='04-21')]->['Title: First Game of the New York Yankees, Date: 1903-04-21, Description: The New York Yankees (then known as the New York Highlanders) played their first game in franchise history, losing to the Washington Senators by a score of 3-1 at Hilltop Park in New York City.', \"Title: The Death of Rome's Founder, Romulus, Date: 717-04-21, Description: According to legend, Romulus, the founder and first king of Rome, was carried off to heaven by a whirlwind on this day.\", 'Title: The Birth of Queen Elizabeth II, Date: 1926-04-21, Description: Queen Elizabeth II, the current queen of the United Kingdom, was born on this day in London.', 'Title: The Birth of Anthony Quinn, Date: 1915-04-21, Description: Actor Anthony Quinn, known for his roles in films like Lawrence of Arabia and Zorba the Greek, was born on this day in Chihuahua, Mexico.', 'Title: The Death of Henry VIII, Date: 1547-04-21, Description: King Henry VIII of England, best known for his many marriages and his role in the English Reformation, died on this day at the age of 55.']\nAI: On April 21st, in 1903, the New York Yankees played their first game in franchise history. Romulus, the founder and first king of Rome, was carried off to heaven by a whirlwind on this day. Queen Elizabeth II was born on this day in London. Actor Anthony Quinn was also born on this day in Chihuahua, Mexico. King Henry VIII of England died on this day at the age of 55.\nUser: Can you calculate (4*2)/(1+3)?\nAI: Sure, here is the result of your calculation:", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "QueryMeeting": "This API allows users to query the information of a meeting.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date.", "QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "Calculator": "This API provides basic arithmetic operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password."}, "label": "Calculator", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/132", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryHistoryToday-Calculator-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "55dff1c2da62e1308d40cb680ca86e116b2924ce89e8555b4e39ba6172ff4772", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 132, "file": "QueryHistoryToday-Calculator-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "Calculator", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "59bc25feb1ba698f6065fe22e9aee8d73e9e3257daaaee00887bded7066a08f8"}}
{"state": "Could tell me 3 facts of cats and dogs?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Get Random Cat Facts: Retrieve a random fact about cats or other animals, with optional parameters to customize the output.", "tool_2": "Cat Facts: Get a random fact about cats", "tool_3": "Get Cat Facts: This API returns a list of facts about cats, including their behavior, habitat, diet, and other interesting information.", "tool_4": "Facts: Retrieve and query facts about cats", "tool_5": "cat_breed: Returns a list of cat breeds."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/tooleyes_query_68", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/tooleyes_query_68", "text_sha256": "1ff1e524a65231b75ff5a0c68d9cc3bb2b79864dedbd6d9fba32cc2558085a7e", "gold_id": "tooleyes_tool_54", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_1176", "toolACE_tool_9996", "toolACE_tool_1525", "toolACE_tool_10241"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:tooleyes/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "tooleyes", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ea7f4babe2dfb4bf6b74c3ea623b88ada90ae713e4ef00ff9e7050f5711d3531"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "British model kidnapped , ' held for best offer on pornography sites , ' police say"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "British dog kidnapped , ' held for best offer on pornography sites , ' police say", "b": "British model kidnapped , ' held for best offer on cooking sites , ' police say"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/8905-4744", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/8905", "text_sha256": "d39852aedb840a52cfb4696b921962454a04fc86afffee143f90112e30d9f4fa", "grades": ["0.7", "0.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "8905-4744"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bd7b8e41480c37c7e0acf3f33e80edfa94dcc0cc3673d1f350a22d10f29c5c34"}}
{"state": "can you tell me what kind of gas this car uses", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"traffic": null, "directions": null, "gas_type": null, "oil_change_when": null, "schedule_maintenance": null, "distance": null, "tire_pressure": null, "jump_start": null, "gas": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "gas_type", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/1686", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/1686", "text_sha256": "fe1326b4c18faee8452c12fef1a19464c7f1fb045ca815e6c3c7ea95a3a50459", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1686}, "stratum": "auto_and_commute", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3075e07d097b365a5eff6901d5af4f60261bb62554332c6c4efc62f58fc313e0"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Sharpening knives", "context": "A chef in a kitchen explains how to hone a knife. a still shot"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "of a muddy, stagnant pool is shown, followed by a man mixing various ingredients into a bowl.", "opt_2": "is shown as the word honing is on the screen and music plays in the background.", "opt_3": "shot grab the knife sharpener and cuts the pepper tones.", "opt_4": "photo of kids cooking, including their food, are shown showing."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/36043", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_DjT4-5H3xDQ", "text_sha256": "f61256d47d3020c1c55def304dc78323afb82cd6bed49d51e3f96326df807060", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2333, "source_id": "activitynet~v_DjT4-5H3xDQ"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "be81e4231b70d795dcdd082e25e86e2a4fe5362398170823bc5471cc9a353991"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.When Thomas was read her Miranda rights by a Monroe Police Department officer, she stated that her boyfriend was a “bitch,” adding that he “got in her face so she beat his ass,” according to a May 16 probable cause affidavit", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/498", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/98385a0b2d6882531bd9", "text_sha256": "123cacd3fe795832420c0e21d3df8c0a4f9efc4068967dc5eb6a35a762391c6c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 498}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1148d18f61c9fb568b4760a0997ef7eb5ed39f5a2862fc804b201abb5d58a938"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.Anytime that you caught somebody doing something stupid, then you could collect $5 from them as a tax…and if they paid you the Stupid Tax, then they had done something stupid again and so they should give you another $5", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/452", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/9c614f83a8bcf5032d1a", "text_sha256": "5174315751f8aa91d9db6023e0d8f7a4a79d98614c7e9ca5f08375e72e279868", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 452}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3cb348b1f98a2ae45122fb203338f96e994e20a290c9676d28b7ba9f001e66a6"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#a84107 #ffa3b1 #000000 #fffbfa #e8000c", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#aeee00 #01b0f0 #ff358b #333333 #000000", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#2c5c66 #202a33 #4c2823 #a63d39 #cc3658", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#59631e #8ea106 #f0c600 #ff9000 #db5800", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#734814 #f2d8a7 #bf9a54 #588c08 #447502", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#d6ddfc #00929d #22232e #5b5e70 #d2d4e0", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#6fcc37 #5d7f48 #bbff93 #457f22 #8aff45", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#6fcc37 #5d7f48 #bbff93 #457f22 #8aff45", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#182602 #94b157 #cacf8f #c9d2d7 #925753", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#bd7767 #d4a18f #d1bfab #e2dbbf #f2e3c8", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#e6bd78 #613d09 #fff3bc #a64200 #210800", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#90c7cc #48beff #ffe5ae #ccc594 #998b29", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#d3d700 #bbda8c #008b5d #ffffff #b6cec2", "b": "#5aaba4 #54747a #4c4835 #8f8251 #baae64"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/702", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/702", "text_sha256": "eb602211a97f990994d43db3fe0ca1d99222245f8934cdea663b0d56a8a492ca", "themes": [12518, 10220], "ratings": [2, 1], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 702}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1ee7991d7bf3d9486b842542386cb7b895811e4ead3e906a7442dca3f064b06a"}}
{"state": "In the ER, Hannah, Mike, and Beth maneuvered seamlessly, each knowing the exact location of every important asset. Hannah, the nurse, preserved her frantic pace, her eyes often darting to the desk where her ID badge rested. The badge was crucial for her; it was her key to the drug supply cabinet where much-needed medications were stored. On the other hand, Mike, the relentless ER doctor, had his mind occupied with multiple patients - but he, too, knew where to find the medicine in moments of emergency. Positioned a few steps away was the drug supply cabinet, accessible to those granted the necessary permissions.\n\nTheir able assistant, Beth, kept the flow smooth. Her role was more behind-the-scenes but no less significant, ensuring the badge's placement on the desk and the medications in the supply cabinet. They were all aware of the necessary arrangements - the badge at the desk, the medicines in the cabinet. This conscientious awareness is what allowed them to effectively manage the chaos of the emergency room. Their synchronicity was like a well-rehearsed dance - a dance of care, urgency, and life.\n\nAs the rhythm of the ER continued to hustle, Hannah deftly slipped her ID badge from the table and tucked it securely into her pocket, returning to the throbbing hubbub of the ward with her path to the medicine cabinet securely at hand. In the buzz of activity, every moment was critical. Beth, trusted with the delicate task of supervising key items, found herself drawn into the taxing task of sorting out new patient data. Meanwhile, her attention to the mundane details of workplace organization had taken a temporary backseat. This was crucial, as the rhythm of the ER demanded everyone's utmost attention. \n\nAt the same time, Hannah was engaged in a quiet conversation with Mike. While they spoke, she took a moment to adjust her outfit, her constant motion never slowing as she managed her large workload. Mike, ever engrossed in patient care, wasn't paying much attention to the non-medical aspects of the ER. \n\nHowever, even in the midst of the demanding activity and vital exchange of information, Hannah executed an important task while Beth found herself preoccupied. This observational fact indicated an agile adaptation to work pressures, resulting in a precise dance of orchestrated chaos in the ER.\n\nAmid the chaos, Beth efficiently restocked some essential drugs from the cabinet onto the desk for better access. She knew that with those medicines now in clear sight and easy reach, the rest of her team could continue their life-saving jobs with streamlined efficiency. Hannah, fully immersed in her duty, was administering a meticulous procedure. The process was as time-sensitive as it was critical, requiring Hannah's full focus and urgency. With precision and confidence, she continued, demonstrating the expertise gained over years in the challenging ER environment.\n\nSimultaneously, further from the heart of the ER, Mike found himself in a serious discussion with the hospital's administrator. The conversation was far removed from the intensity of emergency care, located at a more secluded end of the ER. The discussion was intense and important, the demands of administering a busy ER weighing heavily on Mike's shoulders.\n\nAs these independent but crucial tasks unfolded side by side, the ER moved as a well-oiled machine, with each player performing their roles with expert precision. Meanwhile, Beth was managing essential items and tasks, maintaining the organization and effectiveness of the seemingly chaotic ER environment. Hence, as Hannah continued her crucial procedure, Mike navigated administrative burdens, and Beth ensured seamless operation, all played their parts in the pulsating heartbeat of the ER.\n\nDr. Mike, after borrowing Hannah's ID badge, places it on the desk, as he catches sight of the previously unseen medicine stash also resting there. Beth found herself engrossed in the sea of medical reports, organizing and aligning all the important data. Being the entrusted ER assistant, it was her responsibility to ensure an even flow of crucial information. On the other hand, her immediate superior, Hannah was momentarily absent from the main fray, having taken a respite in the staff lounge to regain her composure after an intense procedure. Beth had stationed all the medical reports on a counter behind her. Those critical documents, instant reminders of the intense pace within the ER, were always within her sight.\n\nEven though the ER was pulsating with ceaseless activity, the muted rhythm within the staff lounge provided a brief escape for Hannah to consolidate her thoughts and prep for the next bout of her demanding shift. The staff lounge, placed strategically apart from the main ER, was void of the usual bedlam, providing a momentary respite from the chaos. \n\nIn this intricate plot of concerted devotion, grit, and tireless services, none of the healthcare professionals ever lost sight of their prime responsibility, safeguarding lives. As days climbed into nights and nights into days, they were the constant, unyielding guardians of health and harmony in the Emergency Room. 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{"state": {"original_headline": "Where we are now on the Senate health care bill : Clean repeal dead as GOP plods through debate"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Where we are now on the Senate health care bill : Clean repeal dead as GOP plods through swamp", "b": "Where we are now on the Senate health care bill : Clean repeal dead as GOP plods through paperwork"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/14106-4181", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/14106", "text_sha256": "27ed0ea33986d9aab418b61a62dcb90814a7e7841d83aaed4aaabcb1ea1cc086", "grades": ["1.4", "0.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "14106-4181"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1c3b71ee9d9d8e744c7c2d23adcb38b63127d8c71574db27fffbe60cc577a36a"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "Soylent meal replacement is banned in Canada"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Soylent moose replacement is banned in Canada", "b": "Soylent monkey replacement is banned in Canada"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/12649-11373", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/12649", "text_sha256": "adb58b88b7d06ffab544dd595b3b187c5ee405a07a4a9cffbaef388334eca2a5", "grades": ["0.6", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "12649-11373"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bfff3ac64b0e18554fa0442274111064e1e3087ee7f30ad5a74cc68e3d04cc64"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.He absentmindedly unrolled a sucker from its wrapper and placed it in his mouth, eyes still glued to the filigree pendant that was dangling from Robin’s neck, a good three inches above her generous cleavage", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/395", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/4b10ca3d6f5a5f4c0065", "text_sha256": "eef8112d238f8caad8f5b5ccaa7406aff04d85c0555f5ce6d2b7cb50908406c2", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 395}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "24b61d4e67a245dfc79c481094759b7356c039fefc1dcacec3dd2814f5a43fd3"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Saudi Arabia bought 4,000 tonnes ofMalaysian refined bleached deodorised palm olein for June 1/10shipment at around 356 dlrs per tonne cost and freight Jeddah,traders said", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"castorseed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"instal-debt\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"corn-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"veg-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"cruzado\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"palm-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/800", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/f497e404b1081083a5e2", "text_sha256": "4382bab7a0d7492d569418803df9dd06f234d4d10bfe381cc71a6ef58f197ceb", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 800}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bf521bf2f4128afc5ffa26011566b6a501c765f5e0ecf1d68cc51d08896c9344"}}
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{"state": {"service": "The best place to find tickets to events near you", "dialogue": ["User: Hi, are there any interesting things I can do?", "System: Which area are you interested in?", "User: Something in Portland, OR will suffice.", "System: Any type of activities you would like, such as Music or Sports events?", "User: How about some Games?"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindCityEvents": "Find leisure events in a specific location", "BuyEventTicket": "Buy tickets for chosen event", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "FindCityEvents", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/17_00083/4", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/17_00083", "text_sha256": "702b9bf9f2ac0ed735fed91ad41d901c511ee0da0166709d11215f9222057fe3", "schema_variant": "v1", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "17_00083", "turn": 4}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "616a5a0dc345b78b745cf68cd120d595b6a3b8acc830eee7ad250ccaad128409"}}
{"state": "Nav2 Custom Costmap plugin subscription [closed]\n\nClosed 5 days ago.\n\nI am trying to write a costmap plugin for nav2 and i need to get a specific data from a topic but i couldnt create and spin the subscription inside the plugin. (I need coordinate points to create an obstacle at those points)", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "There are a number of plugin interfaces for users to create their own custom\napplications or algorithms with. Namely, the costmap layer, planner,\ncontroller, behavior tree, and behavior plugins. A list of all known plugins\nare listed here below for ROS 2 Navigation. If you know of a plugin, or you\nhave created a new plugin, please consider submitting a pull request with that\ninformation.", "doc_2": "import rosbag\n    import rospy  # Need this to create a rospy.Time object for Event.ts\n    from std_msgs.msg import Int32, String\n    from dvs_msgs.msg import Event  # Imports the custom message from its package\n    \n    bag = rosbag.Bag('test.bag', 'w')\n    \n    try:\n        s = String()\n        s.data = 'foo'\n    \n        i = Int32()\n        i.data = 42\n    \n        e = Event()\n        e.x = 23\n        e.y = 17\n        e.ts = rospy.Time.now()\n        e.polarity = False\n    \n        bag.write('chatter', s)\n        bag.write('numbers', i)\n        bag.write('events', e)\n    finally:\n        bag.close()", "doc_3": "map_sub_ = node->create_subscription<nav_msgs::msg::OccupancyGrid>(\n    map_topic_, map_qos,\n    std::bind(&StaticLayer::incomingMap, this, std::placeholders::_1));", "doc_4": "$ gz topic\n$ gz topic -l                 # List topics\n$ gz topic -e -t /topic_name  # Echo a topic\n$ gz topic -i -t /topic_name  # Get topic info\n$ gz topic -t /topic_name -m gz.msgs.StringMsg -p 'data:\"Custom data\"'", "doc_5": "Similar to the IMU, we will use a generic plugin loaded into the world for handling all rendering sensors, which includes Lidar sensors. Currently the ray sensor type, which meant to use the physics engine for generator the sensor data, is not supported in the new Gazebo, we will need to update it to gpu_lidar. We'll also need to change the <ray> tag inside <sensor> to <lidar>. The frame_name parameter of the plugin will be handled by setting the gz_frame_id parameter in <sensor>. Lastly, we'll set the <topic> parameter similar to the IMU sensor. The final <sensor> tag for the Lidar should look like:"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/5", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/5", "text_sha256": "e9934bdad2013f1661bcca3faf4465391bbdc227b964842daf62a8e6ddf1a1cc", "gold_id": "costmap_subscript/nav2costmap2d2Fplugi_14.txt", "negative_ids": ["ros_instantiate/pythonapirosbagwrite_40.txt", "nv_planner/indexhtml_25.txt", "gz_sim/edit_25.txt", "spawn_entity/migratinggazeboclass_40.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "5"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "16ac280ea0a4b6efd4f0b1350520f2ad4990132914cc6b4dcb44d6f3eb85df2c"}}
{"state": "In the glitzy, high-stakes world of casinos, Jamal meets a deadly end by frog poison, leaving Detective Winston to weave through a web of deceit with two prime suspects - Kimberly and Lillian.\n\nWinston took a moment to steady his thoughts as he pushed through the bustling casino crowd and headed towards the high stakes tables, where the Kurten family, a notable name in the city that Kimberly Kurten was always so intensely proud of, often gathered.\n\nIn his possession, he had copies of the casino’s surveillance footage, which clearly showed Kimberly not leaving the casino until after the events of the tragic night had unraveled. It was indeed an unusual evening, where he had gained knowledge that Jamal was about to reveal his secret gambling problem, a scandal that could have undoubtedly ruined the reputation of the Kurten family, before his tragic death ended those plans untimely.\n\nWinston found Kimberly, Jamal's grandmother, sitting sullenly with a spent slot machine, her eyes tired and glassy. She was always a lady of resolve, and her attire tonight attested her character. The familiar cigarette smoke-infused air around her gave gravity to the situation.\n\n\"We heard you've been interested in studying unique frog species,\" Winston started tentatively, referencing her recent purchase of a rare and highly poisonous frog, without failing to mention about the documents found in her home, which not only discussed extracting venom from the said species but also comprehensively detailed physical effects of the frog's lethal doses,\n\n\"Yes,\" Kimberly admitted. \"It's quite a fascinating hobby that I've picked up.\"\n\n\"Do you know the frog you own can be highly lethal?\" Winston probed, watching her reaction closely.\n\n\"Well, I am aware. In fact, I've read all about it, and that formed a substantial part of my research, especially investigating the effects of its venom,\" said Kimberly, revealing her ongoing project for the first time.\n\nNodding, Winston changed the subject. \"You were with Jamal here at the casino, the night he tragically died, correct?\"\n\n\"Yes,\" she said softly, her voice barely audible over the chorus of slot machines and croupier calls. \"We both came here together.\"\n\n\"On the surveillance footage, it appears you brought Jamal his favorite drink that night. Barely a few moments after he had it, he collapsed.\"\n\n\"Yes, that's correct, Detective Winston,\" Kimberly confirmed, her gaze fixed somewhere distant, \"He wasn't feeling well all evening. I've always been worried about his reckless gambling, and the impact it would have on our standing in society, not to mention the ruin it would have brought upon us if he had his way.\"\n\nAfter a few moments of silence, Winston rose to excuse himself, leaving Kimberly dwelling in the harsh neon lights, weighed down by a grandmother's sorrow. Despite the clamoring commotion around him, Winston found an eerie silence; a tragic tale of love, concern, and reputation had unraveled that night.\n\nSitting in his criminally underlit office, Detective Winston pored over the case files for Jamal's murder. His brow furrowed at the cause of death - a lethal frog poison. The corners of his mouth twitched with a hint of moroseness and intrigue, as he thought of the exotic demise of a man so influential and with no known heirs or successors - except his goddaughter Lillian.\n\nWinston decided to pay Lillian, the goddaughter of the deceased, a visit. He remembered the name Lillian, an up-and-coming biologist specializing in amphibians, and now the apparent successor to Jamal's influential position — a coincidence too striking to ignore.\n\nOn arriving at Lillian's residence, he knocked and was greeted by Lillian's younger brother, who he had noticed earlier mentioned a strict 9 p.m. curfew enforced by their parents — a prospect seeming unusual considering Lillian's mature age.\n\n\"Detective Winston, how can I help you?\" Lillian's voice was calm. Winston, with practiced ease, began to ask the routine questions.\n\n\"I understand from your colleagues at the research facility that you have spent years studying the toxins of various rare frog species. That's remarkable.\"\n\n\"Yes, I believe amphibians are hugely underestimated in their biological significance,\" Lillian responded, an earnest enthusiasm glowing in her eyes.\n\nHer comment whisked Winston's thoughts back to the exotic murder weapon. \"Are there any of such poisonous species that you happen to own?\"\n\nA slight hitch in Lillian's demeanor suggested hesitation. \"Yes, I do own a rare species of frog known to produce lethal toxins.\"\n\nLeaning back and taking note of her demeanor, Winston changed the topic slightly. \"Did you know about the late-night visits Jamal used to pay to the casino?\"\n\n\"No, but I knew of his influence and power in the community,\" Lillian replied, her eyes distant as she pondered over memories of her late godfather. She further added, \"Jamal didn't have any other known successors and being his goddaughter, I've always desired to be as respected and influential as he was, and to even take his position one day.\"\n\nAs Winston prepared to leave, the local store owner from across the street approached him, offering a piece of information he hadn't considered.\n\n\"Saw Lillian over there popping out late for snacks,\" he mumbled; a detail that contradicted the household rule of strict curfew mentioned by Lillian's brother. It was backed up by another neighbor, who mentioned seeing Lillian sneaking out after dark on numerous occasions.\n\nIt appeared there was more to this goddaughter, this aspiring biologist, than met the eye. This next in line to Jamal's influence and authority, known herpetologist, owner of a lethal frog species– was she just an innocent bystander? Winston intended to find out.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Lillian", "opt_2": "Kimberly"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/43", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/43", "text_sha256": "07b41f6758cf563333969d35247ac1238a8e161dad40d0fbb313043e8e6d2f3c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 43}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5d031d383fc69480a71678624296e4b235277c7762df1e28cc48b715cc751a8c"}}
{"state": "Which day in the next 30 days will have the highest average wind speed in Rome? What was the wind speed in Rome on this day last year?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "GET_find_places: Search places by name to get place_id for the Weather Forecast Endpoints and detailed geographical information (country, region, elevation, timezone, etc.) for a given location.", "tool_2": "https://ai-weather-by-meteosource.p.rapidapi.com/daily: Daily weather forecast for the next 21 days. Global data are based on our AI technology, which uses many different models. Define your location using GPS coordinates or place_id from Location endpoints.", "tool_3": "special_weather_forecast_tool: Forecasts future weather conditions based on city, date, and type of forecast, capable of forecasting within the next 7 days, and limited to major cities within China", "tool_4": "Get Wind Speed: Retrieve the current wind speed for a given city.", "tool_5": "energy_efficiency.get_wind_turbine_output: Retrieve the estimated power output of a specific wind turbine model."}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_weather_query_3", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_weather_query_3", "text_sha256": "4a7d20ed1ec29512080ca39598ce278d32b73ea6da27b477982481d5f3aff462", "gold_id": "webtools_weather_tool_0", "negative_ids": ["ultraTool_tool_388", "toolACE_tool_9905", "toolACE_tool_9009", "webtools_weather_tool_6"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:autotools-weather/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "autotools-weather", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1d99c4e739472fcf2ab2fd364dff7fc4ef4504eaae559050273ee34c32aefa62"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me calculate (5*6)/(2+3)?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "Calculator": "This API provides basic arithmetic operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set."}, "label": "Calculator", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/298", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/Calculator-QueryHistoryToday-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "4202a09c2d60b3d3e7d6f697fd5f1daeca04de2e7ea5be769a63e2b77665a0d0", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 298, "file": "Calculator-QueryHistoryToday-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "Calculator", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c291e3f39ed0c65b1aa0ef89fdaeeffee151054e21b58b3bbed110f73becc27f"}}
{"state": "Find a one-way flight ticket from Chi-town to Berlin departing on the 1st of March with a connecting American Airlines flight departing at 4:35 pm for $407.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "getFlightStatus: Retrieve real-time flight status information, including scheduled and actual flight times, delays, and cancellations.", "tool_2": "searchroundtripflights: search for roundtrip flights for the trip", "tool_3": "searchAirlines: Search for airlines based on a query, such as airline name or country.", "tool_4": "getFlightInformation: Retrieves up to date flight information.", "tool_5": "searchonewayflight: search for one way flights to the destination"}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/appbench_query_19", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/appbench_query_19", "text_sha256": "5c1fc092dd9cfe94fe30defbd5228cefd3f9c0838103a20669bde2380fe35eb3", "gold_id": "appbench_tool_9", "negative_ids": ["appbench_tool_10", "toolalpaca_tool_696", "toolalpaca_tool_700", "toolalpaca_tool_1446"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:appbench/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "appbench", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ed670b390fed379849419568d90fa176f41430b9ad8b512ed41999bf9a7bed1d"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["system: You are an AI programming assistant, utilizing the Gorilla LLM model, developed by Gorilla LLM, and you only answer questions related to computer science. For politically sensitive questions, security and privacy issues, and other non-computer science questions, you will refuse to answer. If your response contains function you have to put <<function>> infront of it.\n### Instruction: <<function>>[[{\"name\": \"send_email\", \"api_name\": \"send_email\", \"description\": \"template to have an email sent.\", \"parameters\": [{\"name\": \"to_address\", \"description\": \"To address for email\"}, {\"name\": \"subject\", \"description\": \"the subject of the email\"}]}]]\n<<question>>Send Andy from Gorilla an email and ask him for the sales forecast spreadsheet.\n### Response: ", "user: Could you draft an email to Andy at andy@gorilla.ai with the subject 'Sales Forecast Request' and include a message \"where is the latest sales forecast spreadsheet?\""], "available_functions": [{"name": "send_email", "description": "Send an email to the specified recipient with a given subject and optional message body.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"attachments\": {\"default\": [], \"description\": \"A list of file paths or URLs for files to be attached to the email.\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"bcc_address\": {\"default\": \"\", \"description\": \"The email address to be included in the BCC field. Format should be a valid email address, such as 'example@domain.com'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"body\": {\"default\": \"\", \"description\": \"The main content of the email. Plain text or HTML content is expected.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"cc_address\": {\"default\": \"\", \"description\": \"The email address to be included in the CC field. Format should be a valid email address, such as 'example@domain.com'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"subject\": {\"description\": \"The subject line of the email.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"to_address\": {\"description\": \"The email address of the recipient. Format should be a valid email address, such as 'example@domain.com'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"to_address\", \"subject\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `send_email` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_simple_78-39-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_simple_78-39-0", "text_sha256": "c06e1ae64ef29c020285d36325da4145c338647b28a6100dcf45927a7cd210da", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_simple.json", "id": "live_simple_78-39-0"}, "stratum": "live_simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e8fb36a4015d1fdec2ab1278aaa2ce8239aa7d8ce3995212e540a721472e5b25"}}
{"state": "Using multilevel modeling to assess gender differences in intervention effects of an RCT, and how to look at mechanisms of change\n\nI'm looking for some help here - so I'm a grad student and stats newbie (but trying to move on from newbie status!) and attempting to figure out how to conduct the analyses I'm interested in but I'm feeling very lost.\n\nI'm looking to do MLM with a large RCT (N=434) with the active treatment vs. services as usual (i.e., 2 treatment conditions), and I have four total timepoints - baseline, posttreatment, 6 months follow-up, and 12 months follow-up. The main purpose of the study is to look at gender as a moderator of treatment outcomes, and a secondary goal is to look at whether there are differences in mechanisms/mediators of treatment effects by gender as well. I spoke with a professor in the quant psychology department about my project and he mentioned that the strength of my project is that I have follow-up data with such a large sample (and high retention rates) with a marginalized, hard-to-reach population - so he suggested using MLM. Typically, when I've used MLM in the past, I've done it with looking at clusters or within/between individual change across multiple timepoints. But is there a way to use MLM to address my research questions - 1) to look at gender as a moderator of intervention outcomes in this large-scale RCT, and 2) to look at whether hypothesized, female-specific mediators of change are indeed more predictive of improved treatment outcomes for females relative to males? I'm feeling a little lost as to what would be my level 1 vs level 2 variables here.\n\nAny help would be greatly appreciated!! Thank you so much!!", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "* Matching participants on important characteristics such as age, education level, and more to reduce selection bias.\n* Use control groups to avoid history effects, maturation effects, and testing effects.\n* Use multiple methods to measure dependent variables to reduce instrumentation effects.\n* Conduct a pilot study to identify and address potential validity threats", "doc_2": "Table 1  shows the yearly average, minimum, and maximum counts of exposures\nand deaths for the period 1982–2019 for the entire Danish population above age\n49 for females and males. Here, exposures refer to the number of people at\nrisk of dying in a particular marital-gender subgroup. Each year, we consider\non average 1,245,213 females with 27,120 deaths and 945,323 males with 26,297\ndeaths. The largest group consists of married individuals for both females and\nmales. The fact that females are on average living longer than males causes\nthe number in the widowed female group to be higher: it is almost as large as\nthe married female group. Moreover, this effect is also driven by the age\ndifference for married couples in which females are typically the youngest.", "doc_3": "The main goal of this study is to examine the association between marital status and TLE and ALE in a large longitudinal sample of U.S. community-dwelling older adults. Specifically, we estimated the total projected remaining life years (TLE) and the projected remaining life years that were in an active state (ALE) for participants according to their age and marital status at baseline. The multi-state models were used for this analysis in order to allow participants’ marital status and active state to change during their remaining lifetime. To compare the difference in the protective effects of marriage between men and women, all estimates were conducted separately by sex. We also examined the role that selection bias played in total life expectancy estimation.", "doc_4": "The lack of association may have also been driven by other factors that we could not account for in the models. While we hypothesized that NO2 and benzene may be toxic to pregnancies, it is likely that other factors have stronger effects. Certain individual- and health-level factors are more predictive of preterm birth outcomes. For example, high BMI and smoking are associated with preterm birth outcomes [26,27], in addition to health factors such as diabetes mellitus and high blood pressure [28,29]. However, we consciously chose not to adjust for variables that may be on the causal pathway between pollution and PTB, such as hypertension (Supplementary Figure S1).", "doc_5": "Q: You mentioned MultiLevel Models as a specific type of mixed model, how\nwould the use of MLM differ to whats been performed here?\n\nIt would be performed exactly the same way. We would describe it differently\nthough.\n\nFor example, we’d talk about the County [ level\n](https://www.theanalysisfactor.com/levels-of-a-factor-in-multilevel-models-\nmeasured-at-a-nominal-level/) (level 2) and the Observation level (level 1).\nThe outcome, number of jobs (n thousands), would be measured at the\nObservation level. In other words, we have one measurement per county in each\ndecade.\n\nRural seems like it’s measured at the County level, but it’s not. That’s\nbecause some counties switch from being rural to urban over the course of the\nstudy.\n\nDecade is measured at the Measurement level."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/28", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/28", "text_sha256": "cbffceaea60bbc93c2f746a54d94abe8ea6aee090cde4427fbac36aac0ed286f", "gold_id": "multilevel_modeling/multilevelhierarchicalmixedmodelsterminology_4.txt", "negative_ids": ["social_status/PMC7452000_9.txt", "tacit_knowledge/PMC9408580_26.txt", "quasi_experiment/quasiexperimentalresearchtypesexamplesapplication_66.txt", "social_status/5B6B9B86C737AE3F095CF3781023F458_81.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "28"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "53c7fc39a88f45b26aa091b0b23a14488c89610d09210e1079493c175d1ec80f"}}
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{"state": "Why does the ring finger not move independently?\nWhy is it that we need to move little finger in order to move ring finger with it? For example, put your palm on a table and fold your middle finger inside. You won't be able to move your ring finger unless you move your little finger along with it. Why? Paul Gilbert and Buckethead and various other guitarists are the only people that I'm aware of that use the ring finger and looks independent. Is it possible to have surgery to make the fingers independent or is it not functional to do that?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": ". The thumb is undoubtedly the \"master digit\" of the hand, giving value to all the other fingers. Together with the index and middle finger, it forms the dynamic tridactyl configuration responsible for most grips not requiring force. The ring and little fingers are more static, a reserve ready to interact with the palm when great force is needed.\n\nSee also: arches of the foot\nMuscles\n\nMain article: Muscles of the hand\nMuscles and other structures of wrist and palm\nThe muscles acting on the hand can be subdivided into two groups: the extr", "doc_2": "ail_\\(anatomy\\) \"Nail \\(anatomy\\)\")\n* [ Thumb ](/wiki/Thumb \"Thumb\")\n* [ Index ](/wiki/Index_finger \"Index finger\")\n* [ Middle ](/wiki/Middle_finger \"Middle finger\")\n* [ Ring ](/wiki/Ring_finger \"Ring finger\")\n* [ Little ](/wiki/Little_finger \"Little finger\")", "doc_3": "The extrinsic extensor muscles of the hand are located in the back of the forearm and have long tendons connecting them to bones in the hand, where they exert their action. Extrinsic denotes their location outside the hand. Extensor denotes their action which is to extend, or open flat, joints in the hand. They include the extensor carpi radialis longus (ECRL), extensor carpi radialis brevis (ECRB), extensor digitorum (ED), extensor digiti minimi (EDM), extensor carpi ulnaris (ECU), abductor pollicis longus (APL), extensor pollicis brevis (EPB), extensor pollicis longus (EPL), and extensor indicis (EI).", "doc_4": "support, such as in handstand.\nThere are five digits attached to the hand, notably with a nail fixed to the end in place of the normal claw. The four fingers can be folded over the palm which allows the grasping of objects. Each finger, starting with the one closest to the thumb, has a colloquial name to distinguish it from the others:\nindex finger, pointer finger, forefinger, or 2nd digit\nmiddle finger or long finger or 3rd digit\nring finger or 4th digit\nlittle finger, pinky finger, small finger, baby finger, or", "doc_5": "the ring finger and the dorsal aspects of the index, middle, and half ring fingers as far as the proximal interphalangeal joints.\nThe median nerve supplies the palmar side of the thumb, index, middle, and half ring fingers. Dorsal branches innervates the distal phalanges of the index, middle, and half ring fingers.\nThe ulnar nerve supplies the ulnar third of the hand, both at the palm and the back of the hand, and the little and half ring fingers.\nThere is a considerable variation to this general pattern, except"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/75", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/75", "text_sha256": "e05d03b502de20dbc23ef3e13746f2ffa5355630df1bd9e958af915cf13108aa", "gold_id": "ring_finger_not_move/Extrinsic_extensor_muscles_of_the_hand_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["hot_water_bacteria/Hand_1_24.txt", "hot_water_bacteria/Hand_1_3.txt", "hot_water_bacteria/Hand_1_15.txt", "two_organs_but_not_all/Humaneye_215_1.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "75"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bcfd4d7c439eef3a0f0e3f7e56b01381bc7d9c6d8a534dc3026930fe451f1228"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Watch the hilarious ad that could doom the House Republican tax plan : Meet the “ everything tax ”"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Watch the hilarious ad that could doom the House Republican tax plan : Meet the “ everything bagel ”", "b": "Watch the hilarious ad that could doom the House Republican everything plan : Meet the “ everything tax ”"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/3108-12232", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/3108", "text_sha256": "863cd166282b912278164a0f222548d789ac2721b4e87a78451c2832aa3ef04d", "grades": ["1.0", "0.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "3108-12232"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1653effa853ae7b16eeccaafae751bb173dd1f92792d89d40d648bff2797d9e9"}}
{"state": {"passage": "The U.S. Has been promised a nearmonopoly of maize exports to Spain from third countriesguaranteed under an agreement with the European Community, anEC official said. The official, who asked not to be named, told Reuters thatthe guarantee was given in an unpublished clause of theagreement. Under the accord, which began in January, third countrieswere guaranteed access for the next four years for two mlntonnes a year of maize to the Spanish market, as well as300,000 tonnes of sorghum. However, the official said the U.S. Had been assured thatalmost all the exports would be reserved for its traders. The EC Commission is to ask member states to agree either atender system to fix reduced import levies for the maize or toauthorise direct imports by the Spanish intervention board. EC sources noted that under a tender system maize fromoutside the U.S. Would sometimes be offered on more favourableterms than that from the U.S. No Commission spokesman was immediately available forcomment", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"corn\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sorghum\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"acq\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"rapeseed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"bfr\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/737", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/60715d4d5a6b036e8ddf", "text_sha256": "5c550c12be6bde96e1bd27fe8b2a91ca2ab4fc23b2d280d1b9d1ffd6e169a1cf", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 737}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "161f9534f8e47e7725c48b97df9beb5909f0d3abda073cc9c4b793029ddb6307"}}
{"state": "How much, if any, does resolution effect the net power consumption of watching online video?\n\nI watch a lot of online video. I'd assume that for example videos on Youtube in 720p use less power than the same videos in 1080p. I think this might be because:\n\nmore power is used by sending network to read more data and then send it\nmore power is used by intermediate network (internet) to transfer more data\nmore power is used on my end to recieve data\nmore power is used on my end to actually render the video\nHowever, I have nothing to back up my theory. I've heard the most likely incorrect rumour that one Google search uses the equivalent of boiling one litre of water, so I'm guessing it might be significant.\n\nIs there a difference? How much?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "VERY mixed feelings about the internet; this is what the phrase “strongly\nambivalent” is for. Many things I *love* about it and find wonderful, but I\ncannot say I think the world is better because of it. (I can’t say for sure\nthat it’s worse, either, but it might be and that’s a shame, because so much\npotential; it does so much good and bad both)(I would say the same for social\nmedia; probably a net negative thus far but it doesn’t seem it has to be that\nway, and I think I’ve made my personal experience a net positive).", "doc_2": "When theory and practice come together in the best possible way - that's when\nthe International Passive House Conference takes place again. See you in\nInnsbruck in April? [ Video ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVNlswUOtaY)", "doc_3": "November 2015\nR-15-10-b\nthe Big Picture:\nUltra High-Definition Televisions Could Add\n$1 Billion to Viewers’ Annual Electric Bills\nPage 4 the Big Picture: Ultra High-Definition Televisions Could Add $1 Billion to Viewers’ Annual Electric Bills nrdc\nWith an estimated 300 million installed televisions in the United States—almost one\nper person—it is clear that Americans love their televisions, and many of them are\nconstantly seeking bigger and better models. The newest variety quickly entering the\nmarket is known as ultra high-definition (UHD) due to its superior picture quality,\nwith 8 million or more pixels; sometimes these are called 4K TVs because the images\nare about 4,000 pixels wide, with four times as many pixels as a high-definition (HD)\ntelevision. Unfortunately, our analysis shows current UHD models use on average\nabout 30 percent more energy than HD models of the same size. As the shift to UHD\ntelevisions is now in its early stages, there is still time for manufacturers to incorporate\nmore efficient designs and components into all new models and prevent much of this\npotential additional electricity use and resultant pollution.\nEXECUTIVE SUMMARY\nTHE U.S. IS\nHOME TO 300million", "doc_4": "I like the internet for lots of little things which no one ever thought quite\nworth putting in a book. And even though the degradation and decay of\nmainstream brand-name search engines like google makes it harder to find\nthings, it is still possible to find big bunches of stuff on the internet. And\nif you can read fairly fast, you can read a meaningful worthwhile amount of\nit.", "doc_5": "So, in general, while I think the internet has a lot to offer, I have to say\nthat for those who want to understand the world, it should be used as little\nmore than a reference library and news ticker; social media should mostly be\navoided, with a careful calculus of whether the benefits outweigh the\ndisadvantages, and one should spend most of one’s reading time with books, not\nonline writing. (Er, of course, my blog is an exception. *cough*)"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/48", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/48", "text_sha256": "2fef16594c97d50ca06e5bca7bd76ed633a55c07851a383914da0bb8c2633cef", "gold_id": "video_power/uhdtvenergyuseESpdf_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["solar/booksvstheinternet_105.txt", "inner_insulation/passivehousecom_3.txt", "solar/booksvstheinternet_29.txt", "solar/booksvstheinternet_99.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "48"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c610fe0ae31306aee47dc763fe18b929246797b5a4f0a333d56c3caca7dedc24"}}
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{"state": "As the sun dipped low in the horizon, casting long shadows across the excavation site, Marcos, Emma, and Eli worked diligently in pursuit of their shared passion: unearthing relics that whispered of human history. Marcos, a seasoned archaeologist with a deep love for his craft, was directing operations with confident grace. Emma, equally driven by the pursuit of knowledge, led the field team. Her dedication to preserving the artifacts was as steadfast as her intent gaze on the layers of dirt she was slowly but carefully scraping away.  \n\nEli, though only an intern, was eagerly absorbing every morsel of knowledge that the seasoned archaeologists could provide. Sparkling with youth and dreams of his own grand discoveries, his attention was fixated on the men and women working with precision across the site. Everyone was well aware of the location of their tools; the brushing tool was neatly packed within the tool box, waiting to delicately dust away millennia of secrets, and the catalog notebook was placed on the camp table, its blank pages impatient to bear witness to their discoveries.\n\nTurning towards the toolbox, Marcos's eyes glinted in the setting sun as he fetched the brushing tool. With a careful hand, he brought it to the dig site, knowing that this small implement would be instrumental in unravelling the earth's ancient secrets. In the midst of all, Eli had trained his eyes on Marcos, observing his mentor as he maneuvered delicately through the artifacts. Meanwhile, Emma found herself engaged in an intense, necessary dialogue with the local officials over the importance of the site they were currently uncovering. The debate grew heated, but Emma never wavered. During this verbal exchange, Marcos was at work, his actions performing as counterpoint to Emma's discourse. Marcos' day was split between teaching Eli, and preserving the depths of the human timeline they were actively unearthing. The sun was slowly descending on the archaeological site, just as another chapter in history was being carefully investigated.\n\nWith the latest artifact placed safely on the relic's shelf, Emma moves the worn-out catalog notebook from the camp table and sets it beside the artifacts. Although the day was ending, Emma's passion to decode the past remained unwavering. Marcos, lost to the world and transfixed in his task, elucidated the extraction process to Eli. His hands moved with a rhythm born from years of practice, perfectly illustrating his words as he carefully exposed the artifact buried beneath layers of time. Eli, on the other end, was engrossed in every detail he could catch from Marcos' words, his notes a scribbled testament to his excitement and eagerness to learn. \n\nWhile Marcos was caught in his lecture, Emma silently continued her work. Her task, though quieter, was no less significant than Marcos' tutorial. The energy around her spoke volumes about her dedication to the artifacts, their historical stories maintained through her meticulous preservation. Marcos was, in the meantime, manifesting his thoughts precisely on paper, drawing the artifact with an intricate attention to detail, oblivious to the focused work happening around him. The last dusk rays painting the archaeological site with a romantic glow, another day's successful journey to the past started drawing to an unforeseen end.\n\nThe day finally winding down, Eli carefully retrieved the brushing tool Marcos had been handling and moved it back to the tool box. He did this not out of obligation, but out of his aspiration to prove himself a part of this dedicated archaeology team. The echo of the day's work fading, Marcos, engrossed in meticulous documentation, made his final entries. Every artifact uncovered, every layer peeled back, documented with a precision that reflected his profound respect for their historical significance. Marcos' exacting task was accompanied by the steady hum of Eli's actions. Despite being an intern, his strong aspiration to learn echoed in his careful steps, packing up without disturbing Marcos's intent focus.\n\nEmma, with the firm belief in the importance of clear communication, stepped away from her work to share the day's discoveries with the grand hallways of the museum over the distant echo of a phone call. Frequently glanced back at the excavation site, ensuring that even during her absence, her commitment to preservation permeated the air, and the work continued with the utmost respect for the artifacts.\n\nUnseen but acknowledged by all, the tools of their trade rested at their designated spots, symbols of respect for the unfathomable history they delicately disturbed. 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{"state": "User: Can you change my appointment?\nAI: Of course! Please provide me your appointment ID, new date, and new doctor's name.\nUser: My ID is 12345678, I want to reschedule it to May 15 with Dr. Lee.\nAI: Sure!", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date."}, "label": "ModifyRegistration", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/154", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "9d82588e95f5dc60b31f014ff82fb03bc1033b8b64482a36e24ef20de1501bf1", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 154, "file": "ModifyRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyRegistration", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3aafd76d1462c9bf1ea7930ff63a31f0c1542e44ba9df704d072c71309a2b0eb"}}
{"state": {"service": "The biggest rental car network in the country", "dialogue": ["User: Hey! I'd like to rent a Standard car for three days. Do any cars available with you?", "System: Yup! May I know when do you need the car?", "User: I like to have it from March 8th.", "System: How long do you wish to rent the car? Where you need your pickup?", "User: Can I pick it up form Philly and I might need the car till 9th of March.", "System: Sure! It's of your convenience... At what time you will be picking up the car?", "User: Probably, around twelve pm.", "System: Well, I found a Standard Car available at 30th Street Station in Altima for pick up on next Friday. It's a nice one. Do you wish to rent it?", "User: Yup! Please do reserve the car under the name JAMES WILLIAMS.", "System: Okay! Please can you confirm me the details before booking it for you. You wish to book a Standard Car in the name JAMES WILLIAMS for next Friday. Your pickup time would be 12 pm from 30th Street Station and drop-off would be on March 9th, right?", "User: Yup! Sounds good. How much I need to pay for this renting?", "System: You have to pay $30 in total. Your car is successful booked and reay for a ride.", "User: That's really nice of you.", "System: Do you need any other information?", "User: Nope thanks much."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchRentalCars": "Show the cars that are available to rent", "ReserveARentalCar": "Reserve a car to be rented for the customer", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/2_00067/14", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/2_00067", "text_sha256": "2b6a70818602e6391f5698e12be0f1a554b44efc1d50e3d4f6a96c509275ece6", "schema_variant": "v3", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "2_00067", "turn": 14}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5f334d153dbb444609968bdc50bfc09c0f4d4c9d7e7ac54d9b97913a4024870a"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#e88b61 #ff9d54 #ffcb86 #182930 #0b1324", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#cf5159 #c16d73 #a59699 #66757c #232531", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ff594d #144757 #ffcc80 #ff9966 #5c8a8a", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#c9cfd2 #f2f2be #c9ac64 #b58d52 #6d433a", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a69588 #e6ed81 #bde35d #726b7d #4f5361", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#44649d #541d1a #7e1b04 #86a373 #aef5d3", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#16313c #ead663 #d77723 #1c495c #5b9678", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#16313c #ead663 #d77723 #1c495c #5b9678", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#521615 #c9c1a5 #69654e #6cb0ad #172d33", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#b3f2f4 #95cfc5 #4d3634 #a8f5be #cce4a9", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#27ffb1 #23e8d9 #34d8ff #2764ff #238fe8", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#719148 #cddc89 #e44965 #a10244 #851715", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#d92525 #8c3730 #d9d2b0 #e3c883 #3b3b2f", "b": "#ffd180 #f25cbe #f2358d #d91448 #bf0426"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/113", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/113", "text_sha256": "636eacdf3d00234b5c1fc6980ccf0c4fa870b7febe4b52e16f51cbaf889e7d3d", "themes": [1321, 1692], "ratings": [3, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 113}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "04715f9e6bb63ce3b17ab4eb614eb77444f74a7a7b8ff6a0f603ca05c9d54cc3"}}
{"state": "Write a function to divide two lists element wise.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null}, "label": "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.321", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.321", "text_sha256": "2dfe67545f72fad69d9a38b90b7dac924cd64f04592ad6eda403215763936ce4", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.321"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "978ac81d2f8cec21d2fc07db52ead9ebb4c8e2134cc0b94a3fa100be2c65765d"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#40101c #520235 #fefaff #470905 #3b091f", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#1f242e #412b57 #a45566 #c1793e #ffb871", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#e4c57c #a05832 #67331d #e7effa #618fc7", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f9f9f9 #fff096 #0066cc #a1a1a1 #e7e7e7", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#e4d4a2 #c7be93 #a49c66 #feef77 #fdd94f", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#372525 #49352c #587370 #86a6a3 #99bfbb", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#372525 #49352c #587370 #86a6a3 #99bfbb", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#fffdb8 #e9fa6b #6e7059 #323b3a #191a1f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#200600 #907677 #9c8887 #474038 #101207", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#33bfff #0c8ae8 #0076ff #0d47ff #0c59e8", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#071d35 #0a2740 #0f3759 #d9d1c7 #a9a29a", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#614813 #a59c4f #a35404 #591300 #2b1600", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#ffa900 #fffc00 #92e364 #14783c #172324", "b": "#472102 #c2ae5c #ffe2a5 #60706b #26393d"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/869", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/869", "text_sha256": "430eabb067721db1a47fae49303eca44b41d820dc73e5351806b0205ebad8dc1", "themes": [9447, 3370], "ratings": [4, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 869}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "69f1b8a368bce1c8b1709ad30b4a7eaf7a5a791f1e4fcab39d74ad784111bd46"}}
{"state": "What measures are available for calculating big 5 congruence with a collection of profiles?\n\nSay there is a group of OCEAN profiles. How do I calculate how well another profile fits into this group of profiles?\n\nIs https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congruence_coefficient the way to go or are there alternatives?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "[ Confirmation Bias ](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases)\nis the tendency to search for, interpret, focus on and remember information in\na way that confirms one's preconceptions.", "doc_2": "* This page was last edited on 21 December 2023, at 15:57  (UTC)  .\n* Text is available under the [ Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 4.0 ](//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_the_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_4.0_International_License) [ ](//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_the_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_4.0_International_License) ; additional terms may apply. By using this site, you agree to the [ Terms of Use ](//foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Terms_of_Use) and [ Privacy Policy ](//foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy) . 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Although no single\ndefinition of a similarity exists, usually such measures are in some sense the\ninverse of [ distance metrics ](/wiki/Metric_\\(mathematics\\) \"Metric\n\\(mathematics\\)\") : they take on large values for similar objects and either\nzero or a negative value for very dissimilar objects. Though, in more broad\nterms, a similarity function may also satisfy metric axioms.\n\n[ Cosine similarity ](/wiki/Cosine_similarity \"Cosine similarity\") is a\ncommonly used similarity measure for real-valued vectors, used in (among other\nfields) [ information retrieval ](/wiki/Information_retrieval \"Information\nretrieval\") to score the similarity of documents in the [ vector space model\n](/wiki/Vector_space_model \"Vector space model\") . In [ machine learning\n](/wiki/Machine_learning \"Machine learning\") , common [ kernel functions\n](/wiki/Kernel_trick \"Kernel trick\") such as the [ RBF kernel\n](/wiki/Radial_basis_function_kernel \"Radial basis function kernel\") can be\nviewed as similarity functions.  [1]", "doc_5": "* This page was last edited on 2 January 2024, at 20:11  (UTC)  .\n* Text is available under the [ Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 4.0 ](//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_the_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_4.0_International_License) [ ](//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_the_Creative_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_4.0_International_License) ; additional terms may apply. By using this site, you agree to the [ Terms of Use ](//foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Terms_of_Use) and [ Privacy Policy ](//foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy) . 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{"state": "When a friendly game of paintball turns fatal with the shocking grenade murder of Ana, seasoned Detective Winston sets out to uncover the hidden truths that lie behind the friendly faces of Troy and Bethany.\n\nWinston glanced back over his shoulder as the echo of paintball gunfire filled the air. The field glistened beneath the afternoon sun as a reminder of what once was the playground of harmless games. Now an eerie reminder of Ana's demise.\n\nSurveying the area, Winston noticed a familiar figure in the distance, the outline of Troy, busy in conversation with a group of locals. Troy had a distinctive air about him, a missionary who traveled the globe. He seemed always ready to pack his bags and head off to the next mission. His relationships, both professional and personal, were as temporary as his mission assignments.\n\n\"Winston!\" Troy called out as he saw the detective approach. He quickly wound up his conversation, ending another flitting relationship, and moved to greet him.\n\n\"We meet again, Winston,\" said Troy. \n\n\"Yes, we do. You move around quite a bit, don't you, Troy?\" Winston asked.\n\n\"Will of the call, I suppose. As you know, the mission assignments don't last for very long. I come and go as the need arises. Just like tonight... I am eager to depart to my new destination.\"\n\nWinston nodded, \"Ana did hold quite a position in this community, didn't she?\"\n\nTroy squirmed a bit, \"Yes, she did hold the ultimate authority around here... and sometimes... it's rather... blocking,\" he disclosed rather uncomfortably.\n\n\"And you have been in war-torn areas as part of your mission work, haven't you?\" continued Winston. \n\n\"Yes. Yes, I have,\" Troy confessed, a shadow of uneasiness crossing over his face, \"I was asked to help deal with some... things,\" Troy paused and then added, \"like explosives.\"\n\nWinston continued to stare at him while he spoke, his words sounding like a confession. Still, he remembered the black market weapons site Troy was spotted browsing. \"Quite a history you have, Troy. From relationships to missions, everything has a short lifespan it seems.\"\n\n\"But surely, you must understand, Winston. My journey is driven by divine visions... dreams... prophetic even,\" Troy countered. \"It's these visions...they've shown me that I’m destined to ascend in the rank, to a position like Ana's.\"\n\nWinston blinked, taken aback. \"You think you deserve Ana's position?\"\n\nTroy nodded confessing, \"Maybe it's audacious of me, but yes, I believe I do.\"\n\nAs Winston got into his car later that night, Troy's words about deserving Ana's position kept ringing in his ears. He grimaced and put the car in drive. It was going to be a long night.\n\nThe day was hot, blistering under the late summer sun. The ominous field, notorious for being not only the town's beloved paintball venue but also the crime scene where Ana had been found, buzzed with the adrenaline-infused excitement of an ongoing paintball match. The air smelled of both fresh earth and the grim history of the location. Detective Winston stood at the edge of the blood-stained playfield, studying the dynamics of the game, where both Bethany and the ill-fated Ana had registered to play.\n\nA young woman with windblown hair and a look of absolute determination on her face charged across the field, a steady rain of paintballs exploding around her. Her name was Bethany, Ana's best friend, and unbeknownst to many, her unrequited lover. Winston had read all about her in the case files.\n\nAs the game ended and the players congregated to chat and catch their breath, Winston approached Bethany. Her eyes were still bright with the adrenaline of the game, but they dimmed slightly when she saw him. \n\n\"Howdy, Miss. I'm Detective Winston. Can I talk with you for a moment?\"\n\nBethany nodded but there was hesitance in it. They retreated from the laughter and the noise, heading towards a grove of trees bordering the field. Once they were far enough to be out of earshot, Bethany rounded on him.\n\n\"You're here about Ana, aren't you?\"\n\nIn her voice, Winston heard the threads of grief, but underneath it all was a tangible hint of obsession. According to her friends, talking about Ana was Bethany's habitual way of coping. Bethany's story was compelling, from her military background to her serving duties at the local base, known for its hefty supply of grenades - a dangerous knowledge she was specifically trained for.\n\n\"Yes, about Ana... It must have been hard for you. I heard you two were close.\" \n\nBethany's face scrunched at that. \"Close? Ana was... she was everything to me. I told her as much. But she... she just saw me as a friend.\" She added the last bit in so softly, Winston had to incline his head to hear.\n\nTrying to divert from the topic, he commented. \"That was a good game you played back there. You and Ana... same team I presume?\"\n\n\"You could say that,\" she replied grinning. \"All of us were here, in the very same game, believing that it's just another fun day. Though Ana was always the one who wanted to win. I even followed her around everywhere to learn how she played.\"\n\nWinston glanced at his watch. The time of the paintball game coincided with the exact time when Ana was found. A chilling coincidence he couldn't ignore.\n\n\"Well, thank you for your time, Bethany. I hope we can chat again soon.\"\n\nAs he turned to leave, Bethany called out one last thing.\n\n\"Detective Winston? We all loved Ana... Some of us more than others.\"\n\nAs Winston walked towards his car, his mind replayed those words over and over again. It was just another piece of the puzzle... and another step closer to finding out what really happened to Ana.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Troy", "opt_2": "Bethany"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/169", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/169", "text_sha256": "4204d0f0962351f4a43ea823074699d0ace499e413278b06d026bf6258064788", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 169}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "46d6e8e1820441c406e05e1ff2996dad252a647521ba6e6e79745a5693ac7972"}}
{"state": "I am looking for the name of a phenomenon where people blindly follow others when they sense a threat\n\nSo I am composing a post and I am looking for a name of the behaviour among people that they start running when they see two or more people running in opposite direction sensing a potential threat or when two or more people are looking upwards, others also start looking upwards. Such phenomena is recorded in various funny videos compilations and I would like to know if there is any name of such phenomena or any description of such phenomena that I can refer to in the post?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "**Herd mentality** is the tendency for people’s behavior or beliefs to conform\nto those of the group they belong to. The concept of herd mentality has been\nstudied and analyzed from different perspectives, including biology,\npsychology and sociology. This psychological phenomenon can have profound\nimpacts on human behavior.", "doc_2": "Lie #4: “Others will lose respect for me because they see my weaknesses.” We\navoid some changes because we feel like the very act of trying to improve\nshines a spotlight on our weaknesses. If I diet, everyone will know that I’m\noverweight. If I start an exercise routine, everyone will know that I haven’t\nworkout out in months. If I start a new budgeting system, everyone will know\nthat I haven’t been managing my money well. Well, I hate to be the one to tell\nyou, but people MIGHT already know that you have flaws. I mean, it’s possible.\nSince, you know, we all have flaws.", "doc_3": "It’s like when we move. Moving can bring in anxiety. It’s like we have lost\nour inner compass and have no sense of direction. What we once knew is no\nlonger there.", "doc_4": "So it is crucial to know: does it really follow from the reflection principle that a court should accept a judge's findings, come what may? More generally, does it follow from that principle that a subject should blindly adopt an epistemic authority's views? No. To see why, consider a principle with a similar structure:\nYou should x if you promised to x.", "doc_5": "…In Your Backyard\nFrom a safe distance, make loud noises, shout, or bang pots and pans together to scare away the bear.\nWhen the bear leaves, remove potential attractants such as garbage, bird seed, or pet food.\nAsk neighbors to remove attractants.\nCheck your yard for bears before letting out your dog.\nbear raiding bird feeder\nin the wood icon\n…In The Woods\nIf you see a bear before it notices you: stand still, don’t approach and enjoy the moment. Then move away quietly in the opposite direction.\nIf you encounter a bear that’s aware of you: don’t run; running may trigger a chase response. Back away slowly in the opposite direction and wait for the bear to leave.\nKeep reading to find out what to do if a bear approaches, follows or charges you. Watch Staying Safe in Bear Country (see below) for an in-depth look at bear behavior and detailed information on how to respond to different types of interactions and encounters with both black bears and grizzly bears.\nCarry Bear Spray & Know How To Use It\nKeep bear spray accessible; it’s proven to be the easiest and most effective way to deter a bear that threatens you. It doesn’t work like bug repellent, so never spray your tent, campsite or belongings. Learn more about bear spray."}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/62", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/62", "text_sha256": "06018f48802d1f0944cd0b5e06a983411a3ac9855fcb52ae505cb768093034be", "gold_id": "herd_mentality/Herdmentality_40.txt", "negative_ids": ["Kohlberg/1468223012756_54.txt", "change_belief/6waystochangeyourbeliefsandstoriesandimproveyourlife_63.txt", "russell/decisionmakingchangethelieswebelieve_22.txt", "forest_test/bearencounter_8.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "62"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2a30dcbfe09354ec81bad76dca422d2772b3041546ed119cbdf67914b03e8015"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me delete an agenda for picking up my dry cleaning on March 21st at the cleaners?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. To delete the agenda, I need the required information. What is the exact time you want to delete the agenda?\nUser: The time is 10:00 AM.\nAI: Thanks. Just to confirm, you want to delete the agenda for March 21st, 2023 at 10:00 AM at the Cleaners. Is that correct?\nUser: Yes, that's correct.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='newuser', password='newpass')]->{'token': 'l9k8j7h6g5f4d3s2a1'}\nAI: Alright, I have authenticated you. Please give me a moment.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "AddAgenda": "The API for adding a agenda item includes content, time and location."}, "label": "DeleteAgenda", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/383", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/DeleteAgenda-AddAlarm-DeleteMeeting-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "861e4885f33b2bdad8c2b5c242813fd35d1e48d0c051185040177dc6186566e4", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 383, "file": "DeleteAgenda-AddAlarm-DeleteMeeting-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "DeleteAgenda", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "94e8c15a86c9b2bb03d8ae5f21813ae86aafb512e3c36847ea6a09594f39f8f0"}}
{"state": "I would like to see 'Billie Jean' included in Emily's 'Classic Disco Hits' playlist. Can you do that?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Channel Playlists: Retrieves playlist listings and channel details from YouTube. Quota cost is 1 unit.", "tool_2": "UserName2ID: This API is to convert a username to a user ID.", "tool_3": "YouTube_v3_v3_Playlists: Returns a collection of playlists that match the API request parameters. For example, you can retrieve all playlists that the authenticated user owns, or you can retrieve one or more playlists by their unique IDs.", "tool_4": "Spotify_v2_Get_Playlist_Details: Get playlist details like: playlist_name, description, thumbnail, likes_count, tracks_count & details of each individual songs (upto 100) like: song_name, url, artist_name, thumbnail & duration.", "tool_5": "Playlist: Get playlist details and video listing from YouTube. Quota cost is 1 unit."}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/reversechain_query_127", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/reversechain_query_127", "text_sha256": "aabdc3ae5c6e1cbfce2c51903b40f85915cb9bfb50d560f3e98fa470a680c104", "gold_id": "reversechain_tool_0", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_3305", "toolbench_tool_7324", "toolbench_tool_7438", "toolACE_tool_11097"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:reversechain/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "reversechain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3bf1fc77ce5e9c68fa6ba07b07ed4453409b0234c319b5c7dfac668c38e0d61a"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "China expresses concern at revelations in Wikileaks dump of hacked CIA data"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "China expresses concern at revelations in Wikileaks dump of hacked CIA recipes", "b": "China expresses concern at typos in Wikileaks dump of hacked CIA data"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/2760-5526", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/2760", "text_sha256": "8bf02ca461cd67dc9ae0ffe5cb3d8f1269929902cd469749cfec351ae80807ac", "grades": ["0.6", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "2760-5526"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "fb703f60408a42633a2e5e200004fb26d69b891ce8785fe4a475f4388d101921"}}
{"state": "As dawn's light pierced the encampment, another day of tireless work commenced for our disaster relief team. I, the manager, was faced with the task of assigning roles to Alice, Marvin, and Kelly. Our focus for the day was twofold: medical aid and food distribution, two vital tasks in the current scenario.\n\nAlice, Marvin, and Kelly stood by awaiting my instructions. Each one valuable in their own right, presenting a challenge with their distinct personalities, histories, and skillsets.\n\nAlice, for all her years as a registered nurse, was already a known entity in our operation, having successfully performed first aid in previous disaster relief situations. Her medical skills were seasoned and robust from five years in the industry. Yet, she had her limitations too. Alice's back was giving her grief, making standing for extended periods of time difficult. This was a tough consideration given the nature of our work.\n\nAlice had a history with the other members of our team as well. An old feud between her and Marvin still cast a specter of resentment over them from their last mission together. This, along with Alice's fortright criticism of Marvin's work methods, created an ongoing tension that could be detrimental to our operation. Alice and Kelly on the other hand, often came together to volunteer at local community events. Their partnership wasn’t entirely seamless though; they had completed smaller scale relief work together with minor hitches but nothing too concerning.\n\nThen there was Marvin, a silent stalwart with his own peculiarities. He had an unprecedented aversion to jovial crumbs and greasy smears, making him avoid food related tasks; an outcome of his minor run-in with obsessive-compulsive disorder. Marvin also had a strong phobia of needles and was known to pass out at the sight of serious injuries, making assigning him a medical role a high-risk venture.\n\nSignificantly, Marvin often assisted Kelly with her tasks whenever she started to look anxious. Their previous history of successfully accomplishing a charity run together testified to this unlikely partnership.\n\nAnd then there was Kelly. Her dedication to volunteer at local food banks religiously for the past three years gave her extensive experience in food distribution. However, Kelly had an Achilles heel. She tended to get flustered when the crowd started ticking up and had a tendency to feel faint at the sight of blood, making her involvement in medical aid questionable. Despite this, she had never learned the craft of medicine or attended medical courses, which was another point to consider.\n\nWith the rising sun pushing away the shadows on the encampment, I looked at Alice, Marvin, and Kelly. They were waiting. The assignment was clear in my mind, but I allowed them a moment of suspense before summoning them for the day’s instructions.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Medical Aid: Kelly, Food Distribution: Alice and Marvin", "opt_2": "Medical Aid: Marvin, Food Distribution: Alice and Kelly", "opt_3": "Medical Aid: Alice, Food Distribution: Kelly and Marvin"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/199", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/199", "text_sha256": "1f2398d9712e3ae520ccf316271affc5377bba3ca46b19daed8279644818a62f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 199}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4a91c48b8b3968f29d29fead5f7a9091280c57453b7273b5de8ae7e529edf58c"}}
{"state": "what are you capable of answering", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"tell_joke": null, "goodbye": null, "greeting": null, "where_are_you_from": null, "what_can_i_ask_you": null, "who_do_you_work_for": null, "who_made_you": null, "do_you_have_pets": null, "what_are_your_hobbies": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "what_can_i_ask_you", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/430", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/430", "text_sha256": "9cfe2e95628ad672dbbb737e28eeb368935e2d4446fb200eef2b684d4076f22b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 430}, "stratum": "small_talk", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "922b0821bfffac3b5cf9c12c6f80f0a90c3f7b44f1c03e1e8cff6bac8a0bd9a2"}}
{"state": "Mary felt a great deal of guilt for stealing various items from Rachel so _ forgave her.\nA) Rachel\nB) Mary\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-v1": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-v2": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.1014", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.1014", "text_sha256": "34bd86a4c9a5be88bdb1b17838b3dc9870a37500ad76eee96240f35e3b645165", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.1014"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b119c50ff02cd8aa881f16cea3d1d55b09a3412de93f0c045d2bb6c082dca257"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Zakariya Essabar, a Moroccan citizen, moved to Germany in February 1997 and to Hamburg in 1998, where he studied medical technology. Sent 2: Soon after moving to Hamburg, Essabar met Binalshibh and the others through a Turkish mosque. Sent 3: Essabar turned extremist fairly suddenly, probably in 1999, and reportedly pressured one acquaintance with physical force to become more religious, grow a beard, and compel his wife to convert to Islam. Sent 4: Essabar's parents were said to have made repeated but unsuccessful efforts to sway him from this lifestyle. Sent 5: Shortly before the 9/11 attacks, he would travel to Afghanistan to communicate the date for the attacks to the al Qaeda leadership. Sent 6: Mounir el Motassadeq, another Moroccan, came to Germany in 1993, moving to Hamburg two years later to study electrical engineering at theTechnical University. Sent 7: A witness has recalled Motassadeq saying that he would kill his entire family if his religious beliefs demanded it. Sent 8: One of Motassadeq's roommates recalls him referring to Hitler as a \"good man\" and organizing film sessions that included speeches by Bin Laden. Sent 9: Motassadeq would help conceal the Hamburg group's trip to Afghanistan in late 1999. Sent 10: Abdelghani Mzoudi, also a Moroccan, arrived in Germany in the summer of 1993, after completing university courses in physics and chemistry. Sent 11: Mzoudi studied in Dortmund, Bochum, and Muenster before moving to Hamburg in 1995. Sent 12: Mzoudi described himself as a weak Muslim when he was home in Morocco, but much more devout when he was back in Hamburg. Sent 13: In April 1996, Mzoudi and Motassadeq witnessed the execution of Atta's will. Sent 14: During the course of 1999, Atta and his group became ever more extreme and secretive, speaking only in Arabic to conceal the content of their conversations. Sent 15: 87 When the four core members of the Hamburg cell left Germany to journey to Afghanistan late that year, it seems unlikely that they already knew about the planes operation; no evidence connects them to al Qaeda before that time. Sent 16: Witnesses have attested, however, that their pronouncements reflected ample predisposition toward taking some action against the United States. Sent 17: In short, they fit the bill for Bin Laden, Atef, and KSM. Sent 18: Going to Afghanistan The available evidence indicates that in 1999, Atta, Binalshibh, Shehhi, and Jarrah decided to fight in Chechnya against the Russians", "question": "What are three examples of Mounir er Motassadeq's extremist opinions?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Prayer\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Want to live freely, expressions of lack of religion\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Would kill family if religion demanded it\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Pressured friend with physical force over religious beliefs\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Fasting\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Grow a beard\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Kill family for religious beliefs\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Wife must convert to islam\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_9": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Convert to Islam\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_10": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"He said that he would kill his entire family if his religious beliefs demanded it, he admired Hitler, and he organized screenings of Bin Laden's speeches?\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/67", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/ce4d6cd2298c35ec9df1", "text_sha256": "4959f32018b081e3c4aaeba00b55fe21400ed9e7a3c96fa7474c0e10d4f6a075", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 67}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6763945629259e81a8b9e1f0bd8dcc924634f0599534be7b63fc53738bbfa292"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Washing face", "context": "A grey cat is sitting in a white tub of clear water, drenched in water. a hand with a tattoo"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "is gently taking the dog's hair.", "opt_2": "appears and wipes the cat's back with a red cloth.", "opt_3": "machine begins to tattoo a tattoo onto the cat.", "opt_4": "tattoo on it is standing behind it."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/5019", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_vw64k9rIi_g", "text_sha256": "9b2ea46b8dbee1c4b206b5051c6b23435126745f09fdf9ba8bbfae7ce463dfee", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 355, "source_id": "activitynet~v_vw64k9rIi_g"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0562d7a2d83fbb02f717bd2a2dc730251f3880974a93f6346767fcec80bc46f3"}}
{"state": "Write a function to convert the given decimal number to its binary equivalent, represented as a string with no leading zeros.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.53", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.53", "text_sha256": "3e77456def55c93b77ea9dbe30e93f82e144721c9fb105d51b9198068b36a72a", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.53"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d2166334f57a9891dc346670cc3a9d97edf5f1491b2a774c1869ac37ac5449d2"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: The factory is highly automated and designed to shift flexibly to produce many different kinds of chips to suit demand. Sent 2: \"The diversity is the big difference with this plant,\" said Richard Doherty, president of Envisioneering, a research firm. Sent 3: \"It gives IBM the capability to make so many different kinds of custom chips, and the world is going to custom chips.\" Sent 4: The 140,000-square-foot plant is a testament to advanced manufacturing technology. Sent 5: The 300-millimeter silicon wafers -- about the size of a standard pizza -- are shuttled around the facility in enclosed plastic pods, which ride on overhead tracks. Sent 6: They drop down from wires automatically into machines, sheathed in stainless steel and glass, for each stage of processing and fabrication. Sent 7: Throughout the 500 processing steps, which typically last 20 days, the wafers are not touched by human hands. Sent 8: The circuits etched into the chips are less than one thousandth the width of a human hair. Sent 9: Human operators are there to monitor the systems, catch errors and fine-tune the production process for maximum efficiency. Sent 10: Because each of the hundreds of processing machines is self-enclosed, and essentially airtight, the uniforms operators wear are less constricting than in the previous generation of chip plants, which looked like space suits. Sent 11: The operators at the East Fishkill factory wear light nylon uniforms, light blue shoe coverings and translucent hair nets made of paper. Sent 12: They look more like workers in a bakery. Sent 13: Yes, said Richard Brilla, director of the new facility, \"but the donuts are a lot more costly here.\" Sent 14: Each wafer, holding hundreds of chips, is worth 6,000 to 10,000 apiece, depending on what insulation, circuitry and materials are used", "question": "Why do operators at the East Fishkill factory look like workers in a bakery?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Since the processing machines are self-enclosed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"As the wafers are the size of a standard pizza\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"They make donuts\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"This is because they wear light nylon uniforms, light blue shoe coverings and translucent hair nets made of paper\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Since they seem to wear space suits\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Since they wear light uniforms, shoe coverings and hair nets\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/135", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/0f6b3b2d33b1f3e5950d", "text_sha256": "808a75b4aa7b92efcea0f525f06f55bd888db9b0aab133e11079e216cd14046e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 135}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "87f43d7bee5812a1aa3f4368733577be840e8658e8a711ef11466b945c68871c"}}
{"state": {"passage": "ADM joins sustainable innovation alliance. Sam Danley CHICAGO ADM Ventures, the corporate venture capital arm of ADM, is joining forces with the Genesis Consortium. Founded by Silicon Valley-based investors SOSV and Mayfield Fund, Genesis is a global alliance of venture capital firms and corporations dedicated to supporting startups that leverage biology to promote human and planetary health. SOSV is the parent company of IndieBio, a startup accelerator and early-stage investor for biology-centered startups. The new partnership will accelerate the commercial launch and scale-up of startups solving health and environmental problems, according to ADM. We view the Genesis Consortium as a conduit through which ADM can collaborate with emerging players in the industry to bring to market new, natural products that simultaneously meet consumer demands and solve pressing global challenges, said Ian Pinner, chief strategy and innovation officer at ADM. Innovative startups are unlocking scientific advancements by leveraging biology and fermentation to produce nutritional, health and wellness, and bio-material solutions sustainably and cost-competitively. ADM is focused on leveraging its deep expertise in fermentation to accelerate the commercialization of these game-changing innovations. ADM works with innovators advancing sustainability across its global business and has recently announced partnerships with startup companies including Air Protein a maker of air-based meat, Spiber, a maker of lab-grown spider silk, and NET Power, a clean energy company. Through ADM Ventures, it invests in startups with disruptive technologies across three key areas: human nutrition, animal nutrition and sustainability. It also seeks startups that utilize ADMs assets and feedstock to produce sustainable materials, in addition to technologies that enhance the effectiveness of ADMs operations. ADM Ventures separate, internal incubated new products group creates and operates new product lines and new businesses for the company", "question": "What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"alliance & partnership\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"m&a\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"expanding geography\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"company description\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"support & philanthropy\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1161", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/17769d343546fa522282", "text_sha256": "6e54d25af5b4d49ad6fd83f08dd19291722820d9f8416c2db6097c1e13197d4e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1161}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "fdccf078b85cacad4b55afecc5f7638ed63bfdf69233daaf0bfa7429b114e36a"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Russia threatens to brand US-sponsored Radio Liberty a ' foreign agent '"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Russia threatens to brand US-sponsored Radio Liberty a ' foreign pretzel '", "b": "Russia threatens to brand US-sponsored Radio Liberty a ' foreign language '"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/14612-9255", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/14612", "text_sha256": "4e655c12efe17b51dfa78b6f38d1648b1ed0eb1ce8a6ad3f20d83686c0cec925", "grades": ["1.6", "0.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "14612-9255"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "43b6af377acc97c3e6ef51eabb5613911da09d0f35b75fce0b10ccaacaa43d54"}}
{"state": "\"After watching the film adaptation of The Great Gatsby, I couldn't help wondering about the romantic connection between the main characters. Can you determine the love compatibility between Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan, also provide me with a random, related math fact and then weave that into a romantic storyline?\"", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "get math fact: {\"category\": \"visual processing\", \"name\": \"get math fact\", \"parameters\": [{\"description\": \"The number, e.g., 9\", \"in\": \"query\", \"name\": \"number\", \"schema\": {\"default\": \"9\", \"type\": \"float\"}}], \"responses\": \"No description\"}", "tool_2": "Get random fact: Get result by random number", "tool_3": "Get Random Fact: Returns a random fact based on the provided parameters.", "tool_4": "New_Girl_Get_main_characters: This route will provide you with the show's main characters", "tool_5": "getpercentage: Calculates and returns the love compatibility percentage between two names using the Love Calculator API."}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/mnms_query_9", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/mnms_query_9", "text_sha256": "9ff5d26590550c89b5079f2263e4b143372bd6e0ef47c0081eaf25db1a1c0ea6", "gold_id": "mnms_tool_13", "negative_ids": ["toolLens_tool_45", "toolACE_tool_3885", "apigen_tool_302", "toolbench_tool_4532"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:mnms/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "mnms", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1bef4004652f086ed669fab37c44dfeabb7a6170344106127cc05a22fbbfd757"}}
{"state": {"service": "Therapist finder, by type and city", "dialogue": ["User: I am interested in finding a therapist which is a Psychologist.", "System: Can you tell me the city where I should look for the therapist?", "User: I am interested for someone in Pleasant Hill.", "System: There are 4 therapists which you might like. One of the therapists you can consider is Christopher J. Celio, which is a Psychologist in Pleasant Hill.", "User: Seems nice. I want you too book for me an appointment on the 6th.", "System: Can you tell me your preferred time you want to have for the appointment?", "User: I want the appointment to be at 10:00.", "System: Can you please confirm that you want to make a reservation for an appointment with Christopher J. Celio on March 6th at 10 am.", "User: Yes, that suits me well.", "System: I apologize, but there has been an error, and I could not make your requested reservation. Is there something else I can help you with?", "User: Can you try making the reservation again for 3:30 in the afternoon?", "System: Can you please confirm that you want to make a reservation for an appointment with Christopher J. Celio on March 6th at 3:30 pm?", "User: That is not right, because I want the appointment to be on the 9th."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"ReserveTherapist": "Set up a time to meet with the therapist", "SearchTherapists": "Find therapists by type and city", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "ReserveTherapist", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/17_00114/12", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/17_00114", "text_sha256": "dbbe845f02cd3c9e7c918efdf649c9f4c8289e3638dd60cbef8517507c87fa2d", "schema_variant": "v3", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "17_00114", "turn": 12}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "372697eed5282e30ff5c2ac748f99746af52ad0ef3e9d9377bbba70cdd2d76f2"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nWhich of the following is an unusual feature of the replication cycle in coronaviruses?\nA) They are not highly mutable\nB) The RNAs all terminate in a common 3´ and produce nested set transcripts\nC) They take advantage of recombination with the long RNA genome\nD) They use capped cellular mRNA's\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null}, "label": "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-virology.val.68", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-virology.val.68", "text_sha256": "c24a56e27d6e98a01391732e5a73412d2c581df5dbcfdb3202008be71392d6b3", "eval_name": "mmlu-virology", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-virology.val.68"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "327776444ddb94e893207c38a6cdf97ba3df92f44c1e6a96fa5ed53330367057"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me to register an account?\nAI: Sure, what username, password and email do you want to use?\nUser: My username is 'user123', password is 'pass123', and email is 'user123@example.com'\nAI: Alright, I will register the account for you. Please wait a moment.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "SendEmail": "This API for sending email, given the receiver, subject and content.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account."}, "label": "RegisterUser", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/231", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/RegisterUser-ForgotPassword-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "8eadc8b35aca3569902aa9241c273ff08f9f610ec62d9e6101d568f12b5416b8", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 231, "file": "RegisterUser-ForgotPassword-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "RegisterUser", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a8573ef9aef48abbc651e6805762084f8d4d5805c5ac867d4b5971d811f4d636"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Clipping cat claws", "context": "A cat is having its nails cut. the cat"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "looks away as each nail is cut.", "opt_2": "moves its right foot up and begins cleaning the scales.", "opt_3": "pulls its nails off.", "opt_4": "grabs a bottle and turns it upside down."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/46046", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_FDvZUUc5tw4", "text_sha256": "0e57d8d9165535e1251fd864c4c2b3adf6f53dcb5ae19715e8fec26608ab8435", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 3007, "source_id": "activitynet~v_FDvZUUc5tw4"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "45fa42f214eb93173813e272f682709be244f1d5557c520d9e060381ab4c8056"}}
{"state": "remove the third track from My Music", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "getMood: Retrieve the mood of a music track", "tool_2": "DELETE_me_tracks: Remove one or more tracks from the current user's 'Your Music' library.", "tool_3": "removeTrackFromPlaylist: Remove a track from an existing playlist", "tool_4": "getMusicInfluence: Retrieve the influence of a music track on society", "tool_5": "Music Track Search API: Searches for music tracks based on various parameters"}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_spotify_query_29", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_spotify_query_29", "text_sha256": "f71d8a9c3699b69304a0aff0b758b28892d6c236b950b194a9a547002f6ae250", "gold_id": "webtools_spotify_tool_28", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_15781", "toolACE_tool_15379", "toolACE_tool_10443", "toolACE_tool_1335"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:restgpt-spotify/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "restgpt-spotify", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3f1436630ef86465cda0c11c632b7e4466723c509117f70e1ee1efb6818db790"}}
{"state": "Could global shift toward vegetarianism be a big step in solving food, water, health, ecological, and economical crises?\n\nSome people, like myself, made a conscious decision to exclude various animal products from their diets, believing that this is an inevitable requirement if our species intends to live on Earth sustainably in the numbers we exist today.\n\nI am aware of the following ways how vegetarianism / veganism benefits the Earth and humans who inhabit it:\n\nit reduces our carbon footprint and contributes towards tackling the climate change.\ndue to a significant energy loss when moving up the food chain (about 90% is lost), consuming the primary producers of food (photosynthesizing plants, algae, etc.) seems to be an effective way of solving the global food crisis, which is caused by a rapid growth of human population that consumes at an ever faster rate the limited resources of the Earth.\nit reduces the amount of pollution associated with livestock, such as air and water pollution. For example, agricultural runoff, among other things, causes eutrophication of water bodies and death of marine organisms. This can be viewed as a conservation and biodiversity issue.\nit reduces deforestation, because large areas of forests are being destroyed to grow crops that are eaten by livestock.\nit reduces soil erosion associated with overgrazing by cattle.\nit addresses the growing concern in increase of antibiotic-resistant strains of human pathogens, which is associated with the use of antibiotics for livestock, compromising its effectiveness for humans.\nI want to answer the question whether practices of vegetariansim or veganism, if implemented by the majority of the world population, could conceivably have a significant and positive effect on the issues outlined above or even solve them altogether. I am particularly interested in evaluating the consequences that such a change might have -- are there any potential negatives in moving entirely to plant farming?\n\nTo avoid making your answer an opinion, let me suggest you to focus on existing surveys and modeling, or back-up your opinion with data.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "The loss of soil carbon significantly reduces the productive potential of the\nland and the profitability of farming. Soil degradation has intensified in\nrecent decades — around 30 percent of the world’s cropland has been abandoned\nin the last 40 years due to soil decline (4). With the global population\npredicted to peak at close to 10 billion by 2050, the need for soil\nrestoration has never been more pressing. Soil dysfunction also impacts human\nand animal health.", "doc_2": "The use of artificial and industrially-applied fertilizers has caused\nenvironmental consequences such as [ water pollution ](/wiki/Water_pollution\n\"Water pollution\") and [ eutrophication ](/wiki/Eutrophication\n\"Eutrophication\") due to nutritional runoff; [ carbon ](/wiki/Carbon_emissions\n\"Carbon emissions\") and other emissions from fertilizer production and mining;\nand [ contamination and pollution of soil ](/wiki/Soil_contamination \"Soil\ncontamination\") . Various [ sustainable-agriculture\n](/wiki/Sustainable_agriculture \"Sustainable agriculture\") practices can be\nimplemented to reduce the adverse environmental effects of fertilizer and [\npesticide ](/wiki/Pesticide \"Pesticide\") use as well as other [ environmental\ndamage ](/wiki/Environmental_impact_of_agriculture \"Environmental impact of\nagriculture\") caused by [ industrial agriculture\n](/wiki/Industrial_agriculture \"Industrial agriculture\") .", "doc_3": "Clean and potable water, however, does not exist in infinite supply and at our\ncurrent level of human activity we are both consuming and polluting our water\nsupplies much faster than they are being replenished. Water exists as a\ncyclical phenomena and is interdependent with life on earth, particularly\nplants, algae and phytoplankton.", "doc_4": "According to the World Health Organization, air pollution causes as many\nhealth risks as smoking and unhealthy diets. It estimates 99% of the world’s\npopulation live in places where air pollution levels exceed its guidelines\nwith seven million people dying every year as a direct result.", "doc_5": "660S Am J Clin Nutr 2003;78(suppl):660S–3S. Printed in USA. © 2003 American Society for Clinical Nutrition\nSustainability of meat-based and plant-based diets and the\nenvironment1–3\nDavid Pimentel and Marcia Pimentel\nABSTRACT Worldwide, an estimated 2 billion people live\nprimarily on a meat-based diet, while an estimated 4 billion live\nprimarily on a plant-based diet. The US food production system\nuses about 50% of the total US land area, 80% of the fresh water,\nand 17% of the fossil energy used in the country. The heavy\ndependence on fossil energy suggests that the US food system,\nwhether meat-based or plant-based, is not sustainable. The use of\nland and energy resources devoted to an average meat-based diet\ncompared with a lactoovovegetarian (plant-based) diet is analyzed\nin this report. In both diets, the daily quantity of calories consumed\nare kept constant at about 3533 kcal per person. The meat-based\nfood system requires more energy, land, and water resources than\nthe lactoovovegetarian diet. In this limited sense, the lactoovovegetarian diet is more sustainable than the average American meatbased diet. Am J Clin Nutr 2003;78(suppl):660S–3S.\nKEY WORDS Meat-based diet, plant-based diet, environment,\nnatural resources, fossil, energy, fuel\nINTRODUCTION"}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/78", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/78", "text_sha256": "79548e3a3cd4d552f9c02a06e8202784913fc1153f2f12446056736dc4382f8c", "gold_id": "vegetarian/pimentelpimentel03pdf_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["banana_peel/Fertilizer_45.txt", "soil_restoration/soilrestoration5coreprinciples_21.txt", "asparagas/permaculturedesign5steps_34.txt", "fresh_air_car/abreathoffreshairinvehicletechnology_21.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "78"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2787c5b64d3d51d7ba7741fbee3dc729980a4f3260238756961fb1f6cdbc3dac"}}
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{"state": "Some companies compared how many phone calls they made. How many more phone calls did Tad's Coffee Company make than Critical Insight Consulting?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "retrieve_coffee_table_price: This method takes a dictionary representing a table, and returns the price of a coffee table.", "tool_2": "calculate_difference_between_two_rows(data_frame, row_id_col, value_col, row_id1, row_id2): def calculate_difference_between_two_rows(data_frame, row_id_col, value_col, row_id1, row_id2): \"\"\" This function takes in a pandas DataFrame and calculates the difference in a specific column's values between two rows based on a specific column value. Args: data_frame (pd.DataFrame): A pandas DataFrame containing the data. row_id_col (str): The column name used to identify the rows. value_col …", "tool_3": "calculate_max_ownership: This method takes four arguments, 'total', 'married_percentage', 'phone_percentage', 'car_percentage', and 'house_percentage', and returns the maximum number of people who are married, own a phone, own a car, and own a house.", "tool_4": "retrieve_Tuesday_Thursday: This method takes a dictionary representing a table, and returns a tuple containing the number of calls received on Tuesday and Thursday.", "tool_5": "retrieve_prices: This method takes a dictionary representing a table, and returns a tuple containing the prices of the rolling pin and coffee pot."}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/craft_Tabmwp_query_164", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/craft_Tabmwp_query_164", "text_sha256": "8066fe4b432bf9c482ab49fa8fdaa3e46bdc826ceeeced3a4146d64ec89f77aa", "gold_id": "craft_Tabmwp_tool_169", "negative_ids": ["toolink_tool_1276", "toolink_tool_1115", "toolink_tool_1378", "toolink_tool_1548"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:craft-tabmwp/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "craft-tabmwp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "907beed52636db651b28b9ea57ac901aafca104d90651f880e6dec7e7d2b957c"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Trump calls for death penalty for Uzbek man charged in NY attack"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Trump calls for death Spiral for Uzbek man charged in NY attack", "b": "Trump calls for death penalty for Uzbek emu charged in NY attack"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/10672-5455", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/10672", "text_sha256": "0df8f6fca71b0900bb4967bdc0b014a0a1791b0cae7f5b55a5c22e1f573791c1", "grades": ["0.2", "1.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "10672-5455"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "70802ed907065079ca73e6ee58984b8468fdcde43b53c92ce69b2689c0cddd30"}}
{"state": "User: can you check my registration status for March 25th, 2023?\nAI: Sure, may I have your patient ID, please?\nUser: 34567890\nAI: Got it. And what is your full name, please?\nUser: Robert Lee\nAI: Thanks. Checking your registration status for March 25th, 2023... Looks like you have an appointment with Dr. Kim on that day. Here are the appointment details: [{'patient_name': 'Robert Lee', 'date': '2023-03-25', 'doctor_name': 'Dr. Kim'}]", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital."}, "label": "QueryRegistration", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/302", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-4.jsonl", "text_sha256": "bd402f061af5cbf7653cd70664a53e65ea280823b69f171369cf5d8d1133528e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 302, "file": "QueryRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-4.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryRegistration", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "326adba38970ecc969d31794ccaed7429e458394fd75a2863ef8190a11ca8f17"}}
{"state": {"service": "Online hotel reservation platform for your preferred hotel stay", "dialogue": ["User: I need some help finding some fun events. What can you recommend?", "System: I definitely can help you find something to do. I need a little more information first. Would you be interested in Music or Sports events? Is there a particular city you would like me to search?", "User: Let's do some Music events in or around Philadelphia.", "System: Ok, great. I've got 10 events for you. Let's start with pretty popular event, Blueface! This show is playing at the Fillmore Philadelphia on March 13th at 6 pm.", "User: That sounds really interesting. I will also need to find one hotel to stay at there. Can you please make sure it's a 3 star hotel.", "System: Definitely, I've got 10 choices for you. Let's start with the Aka University City hotel, this is a 3 star hotel.", "User: I don't know, can I hear more options before I decide. Make sure that I will be able to reserve two rooms please.", "System: I will, thanks for that detail. I've revised your search request and found 9 hotels with 3 star ratings. May I suggeset the Aloft Philadelphia Airport hotel.", "User: Perhaps, what's the address there and find out the nightly price.", "System: One moment, the address is 4301 Island Avenue with a nightly cost of $216.", "User: Can I hear more options please.", "System: Sure thing, next up is Aloft Philadelphia Downtown, this is also a 3 star rating.", "User: Great, let's do that one.", "System: Great choice, should we go ahead and reserve your rooms now?", "User: No, not right now. I just wanted the information."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"BookARoom": "Book a hotel you like", "FindAccommodations": "Find a hotel based on location", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/9_00063/14", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/9_00063", "text_sha256": "bde90a4f917bf3c0c0e0884b8714bca7b00164e6d002987680d6e28aca47d84c", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "9_00063", "turn": 14}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2bf7b087122ccc4fb119b9c74565a441d5d0fefbf567e67581695dc9da037451"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: On Monday, departing Gov. Roy Barnes will spend his first day as a private citizen by starting his new job as a full-time, pro-bono (unpaid) lawyer at the Atlanta Legal Aid Society. Sent 2: The decision by Barnes, the most improbable casualty of Election Day 2002, to go to work for legal aid was almost as unexpected as his November defeat. Sent 3: As a legal services attorney, Barnes will help women escape domestic violence, Mauricio Vivero is vice president seniors fight predatory lending scams and parents obtain child support for their kids. Sent 4: of Legal In doing so, he will take his place on the front line of the U.S. legal community's Services Corporation, the uphill and underpublicized struggle to achieve equal access to justice for millions of Washington-Americans too poor to afford legal representation. Sent 5: based nonprofit corporation chartered by The inaccessibility of the U.S. civil justice system is hardly a new development, but it Congress in took Barnes' decision to put the national media spotlight on our country's ongoing 1974 to promote equal access to access-to-justice crisis. Sent 6: civil justice. Sent 7: The 2000 U.S. census reports that more than 43 million Americans qualify for free federally funded legal assistance, yet fewer than 20 percent of eligible clients (annual income: 11,075 or less) are able to obtain legal help when they need it, according to the American Bar Association. Sent 8: In Georgia, there is just one legal aid lawyer for every 10,500 eligible poor people. Sent 9: Barnes understood this problem long before he became governor. Sent 10: While in private practice, he handled many pro-bono cases and was a frequent volunteer in the Cobb County office of the federally funded Atlanta Legal Aid Society. Sent 11: Most memorably, he secured a 115 million judgment in 1993 against Fleet Finance for victimizing 18,000 homeowners -- many of them senior citizens -- with its widespread predatory lending mortgage practices. Sent 12: His long-standing commitment to the underserved is certainly admirable, but it should not be viewed as a rare and laudable act of civic virtue. Sent 13: To be admitted to practice law, every attorney must take a professional oath to promote justice -- and every state's ethical rules include language indicating lawyers' responsibility to be guardians of fair play for those living in poverty. Sent 14: In Georgia, many law firms, corporations and private attorneys are working pro bono to serve the neediest clients. Sent 15: Yet only 23 percent of the state's 23,598 active lawyers reported meeting the Georgia State Bar's goal of 50 hours of pro-bono service in 2002. Sent 16: The need for volunteers is most severe outside the five-county Atlanta metropolitan area, where 70 percent of the state's poor people are served by only 24 percent of the state's lawyers. Sent 17: National pro-bono participation is even worse. Sent 18: Only 23 percent of the roughly 1 million attorneys in America volunteer even one hour of pro-bono service annually, according to the ABA", "question": "Who was Barnes working pro bono for when he secured a $115 million judgment in 1993 against Fleet Finance?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Homeowners\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Hs own company\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Fleet Finance\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"He was working for the Atlanta Legal Aid Society\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Cobb County office\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/214644a9fd67f2e3df44", "text_sha256": "21566dd930e127638b4871f550591cabb1b8ed919396b5a9f9c6cc114251cb43", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0012d578424219acd9c897a2f3e750cf857c7486ea87fa99cb4cf86bb052dd17"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: \"Can you help me plan a trip? I would like to first find the shortest path from my home in New York City to the Metropolitan Museum of Art by walking. Then, I want to estimate how long it will take to walk this route. After visiting the museum, I plan to bike to Central Park. Could you find the shortest path for this bike trip? And finally, I would like to know how long it would take to bike this route.\""], "available_functions": [{"name": "maps.shortest_path", "description": "Find the shortest path from one location to another by using a specific mode of transportation.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"end_location\": {\"description\": \"The name or coordinates of the end location.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"mode\": {\"default\": \"walk\", \"description\": \"The mode of transportation (walk, bike, transit, drive).\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"start_location\": {\"description\": \"The name or coordinates of the start location.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"start_location\", \"end_location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "maps.route_times", "description": "Estimates the time it will take to travel from one location to another by a specific mode of transportation.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"mode\": {\"default\": \"walk\", \"description\": \"The mode of transportation (walk, bike, transit, drive).\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"route\": {\"description\": \"The string representation of the route.  Format is location 1 to location 2\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"route\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `maps.shortest_path` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `maps.route_times` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_78", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_78", "text_sha256": "17ab971e5993bddf9449afa4387c8e04145f305c3ac449b25a5bb6f8bb004560", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "parallel_multiple_78"}, "stratum": "parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c2e11f10f206f729577b2480fe28ada865f5b45688d6b5369f05debb9bae372b"}}
{"state": "It is said about ozone:\n\na layer in the earth's stratosphere at an altitude of about 10 km (6.2 miles) containing a high concentration of ozone\n\nOver the Earth’s surface, the ozone layer’s average thickness is about 300 Dobson Units or a layer that is 3 millimetres thick. (nasa)\n\nSo, how does the Ozone gas stays in that altitude without dissolving?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "part1 -------------------\nChlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs) are fully or partly halogenated hydrocarbons that contain carbon (C), hydrogen (H), chlorine (Cl), and fluorine (F), produced as volatile derivatives of methane, ethane, and propane.\nThe most common example is dichlorodifluoromethane (R-12). R-12 is also commonly called Freon and was used as a refrigerant. Many CFCs have been widely used as refrigerants, propellants (in aerosol applications), gaseous fire suppression systems, and solvents. As a result of CFCs contributing to ozone depletion in the upper atmosphere, the manufacture of such compounds has been phased out under the Montreal Protocol, and they are being replaced with other products such as hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) and hydrofluoroolefins (HFOs) including R-410A,R-134a and R-1234yf.", "doc_2": "the bottom of the mesosphere, and contains the ozone layer, at an altitude between 15 km and 35 km. It is the atmospheric layer that absorbs most of the ultraviolet radiation that Earth receives from the Sun. \nThe mesosphere ranges from 50 km to 85 km, and is the layer wherein most meteors are incinerated before reaching the surface. \nThe thermosphere extends from an altitude of 85 km to the base of the exosphere at 690 km and contains the ionosphere, where solar radiation ionizes the atmosphere. The density of the ion", "doc_3": ":[43]\nThe division of the atmosphere into layers mostly by reference to temperature is discussed above. Temperature decreases with altitude starting at sea level, but variations in this trend begin above 11 km, where the temperature stabilizes over a large vertical distance through the rest of the troposphere. In the stratosphere, starting above about 20 km, the temperature increases with height, due to heating within the ozone layer caused by the capture of significant ultraviolet radiation from the Sun by the dioxygen and ozone gas in this region. Still another region of increasing temperature with altitude occurs at very high alt", "doc_4": ",000 to 180,000 ft).\nThe atmospheric pressure at the top of the stratosphere is roughly 1/1000 the pressure at sea level. It contains the ozone layer, which is the part of Earth's atmosphere that contains relatively high concentrations of that gas. The stratosphere defines a layer in which temperatures rise with increasing altitude. This rise in temperature is caused by the absorption of ultraviolet radiation (UV) from the Sun by the ozone layer, which restricts turbulence and mixing. Although the temperature may be −60 °C (−76 °F; 210 K) at the trop", "doc_5": "low to permit orbital spacecraft. The mesosphere is mainly accessed by sounding rockets and rocket-powered aircraft.\n\nStratosphere\nMain article: Stratosphere\nThe stratosphere is the second-lowest layer of Earth's atmosphere. It lies above the troposphere and is separated from it by the tropopause. This layer extends from the top of the troposphere at roughly 12 km (7.5 mi; 39,000 ft) above Earth's surface to the stratopause at an altitude of about 50 to 55 km (31 to 34 mi; 164"}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/26", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/26", "text_sha256": "8965c8c3fe253b5add3db3b40a43e6630626c8ea030d214d960a8b2946cd5e26", "gold_id": "ozone_layer/Chlorofluorocarbon1.txt", "negative_ids": ["plant_produce_oxygen/Atmosphere_of_Earth2_35.txt", "plant_produce_oxygen/Atmosphere_of_Earth2_54.txt", "beyond_atmosphere/Atmosphere4_10.txt", "plant_produce_oxygen/Atmosphere_of_Earth2_34.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "26"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a0eb001ccee47c678d663fa86f2f13048706b8d121782a0acb64e78f707111d8"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me add a schedule item for tomorrow at 9am with the title \"Meeting with John\" at the coffee shop on Main Street?\nAI: Sure, to confirm, you want to add a schedule item for tomorrow, October 26th, at 9am, with the title \"Meeting with John\" at the coffee shop on Main Street, is that correct?\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='JohnDoe', password='pass123')]->{'token': 'a9s8d7f6g5h4j3k2l1'}", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryAgenda": "The API for getting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "AddAgenda": "The API for adding a agenda item includes content, time and location.", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "ModifyAgenda": "The API for modifying a schedule item includes parameters for content, time, and location.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username')."}, "label": "AddAgenda", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/94", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/AddAgenda-AddMeeting-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "a34c8bf57b5a538c6e026aba2400dcdeea81129cd3fe0fdf2b0a48fbc8e92a22", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 94, "file": "AddAgenda-AddMeeting-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "AddAgenda", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7ab5eeb5807b6aa2cdd862b8bcf6c199c1dcd97864dc7bcc92dfeb56e6b8c0b3"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: I need help looking for a Family Therapist in Mountain View."], "available_functions": [{"name": "Services_4_BookAppointment", "description": "Books an appointment with a specified therapist at a given date and time.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"appointment_date\": {\"description\": \"The date of the appointment in the format YYYY-MM-DD.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"appointment_time\": {\"description\": \"The time of the appointment in 24-hour format (HH:MM).\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"therapist_name\": {\"description\": \"The full name of the therapist with whom the appointment is to be booked.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"therapist_name\", \"appointment_time\", \"appointment_date\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Services_4_FindProvider", "description": "Discovers therapists based on the user's specified conditions and preferences within a given city.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"city\": {\"description\": \"The city in which the user is searching for a therapist, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'Berkeley, CA' or 'New York, NY'. State names must be abbreviated with two letters.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": {\"description\": \"The specific type of therapist the user is looking for.\", \"enum\": [\"Psychologist\", \"Family Counselor\", \"Psychiatrist\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"city\", \"type\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Services_4_BookAppointment` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Services_4_FindProvider` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_multiple_378-135-2", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_multiple_378-135-2", "text_sha256": "bdac92c7dabb61eacd60b8e9f59c954575f3927b0f9be4d5593ce6e829c72e4c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_multiple.json", "id": "live_multiple_378-135-2"}, "stratum": "live_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e638238daade58b6da51d2ff7fd275c09e712f64bd0197f0eb221b201a22b65e"}}
{"state": "User: Can you modify my alarm from 8:00AM to 9:00AM on March 16, 2023?\nAI: Sure, please provide your username.\nUser: JohnDoe\nAI: Thanks. Now please provide your password.\nUser: pass123\nAI: Thanks, let me authenticate you.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='JohnDoe', password='pass123')]->{'token': 'a9s8d7f6g5h4j3k2l1'}\nAI: Great, now what is the new time for your alarm on March 16, 2023?\nUser: I want it to be 9:00AM to 10:00AM.\nAI: OK.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"AddAlarm": "The API for setting an alarm includes a parameter for the alarm time.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "ModifyAlarm": "The API for modifying an alarm includes a parameter for the from_time to to_time.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "DeleteAlarm": "The API for removing an alarm includes a parameter for the time.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username')."}, "label": "ModifyAlarm", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/301", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyAlarm-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "b49e2a2e0c627003e02b244539d58fa240da0b7a79f0b08ca02edf6bdfcbc24c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 301, "file": "ModifyAlarm-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyAlarm", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f23403badcee4182bb9efcb1752142e9f0566da5cc901b34ba81209b280b15bf"}}
{"state": "task-fMRI to determine TMS site (online stimulation with that same task)?\n\nI am planning an experiment whereby rTMS would be administered to subjects while they perform a language task, with the hopes of improving performance on this task as compared to sham stimulation.\n\nDue to the novel nature of this task, it is difficult to predict the most optimal region which to choose as a stimulation site. Someone in our group suggested to run this task in the scanner, and choose as the stimulation site the main cluster that the task activates, in other words the cluster that comes out of the fMRI contrast relevant for this task.\n\nThis however seems to me excessively data-driven, as well as somehow circular (though it would not be correct to quite call it double dipping).\n\nDoes this approach make sense at all?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Regardless the **costs of an fMRI experiment** that are currently still\n**extremely high** , the experimental setup requires the total **immobility of\nsubjects** . The participants of a fMRI experiment cannot move at all. They\nneed to lie down inside the **scanner** , that most of the time is located\ninside a **hospital** . In this direction, another aspect to take into account\nis that most of the **companies and academics operating in the field of\nneuromarketing** and consumer neuroscience **don’t own** a **fMRI** , instead\nthey **** have **special agreement** with public and private institutes\noperating in the **healthcare industry** .", "doc_2": "Group comparison revealed that masochists compared with controls showed significantly increased task-related activation in the left opercular cortex, including the parietal and central operculum, the precentral cortex (M1), and a cluster consisting of the right SFG and middle frontal gyrus (MFG) (Fig. ​(Fig.33 and Table ​Table2).2). The contrast in the other direction (controls > masochists) did not reveal any significant differences. See SDC Figures S3 and Table S4 for the separate task-related activation of the 2 groups (available online at http://links.lww.com/PAIN/A172).", "doc_3": "Many fMRI centers will perform a screening of your language or motor skills to\ndetermine what tasks are optimal for you to perform in the scanner. Tell the\ntechnologist if you are bilingual, as some centers will perform testing in\nmultiple languages.", "doc_4": "Crossref\nGoogle Scholar\n2\nD Rahnev, H Lau, FP de Lange, Prior expectation modulates the interaction between sensory and prefrontal regions in the human brain. J Neurosci 31, 10741–10748 (2011).", "doc_5": "2.7. Functional connectivity analyses\nTask-based functional connectivity analyses were carried out using FEAT. The seed region of interest (ROI) was defined by a 10 mm-diameter sphere centered at the peak voxel resulting from the group contrast (masochists > controls) for masochistic picture–pain trials. Then, this ROI was transformed into each participant's native space using the reversed MNI152 template-to-native transformation matrix, and a new 5-mm-radius ROI was defined centered at the peak of the individual fMRI activation cluster."}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/72", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/72", "text_sha256": "86a519d7bd2b1549e648dd6491bafa8176addda7fb62db338a139f6eb716b246", "gold_id": "fmri_tms/pnas1522551113_16.txt", "negative_ids": ["fmri/fmribrain_25.txt", "fnir/whatisthefunctionalnearinfraredspectroscopyfnirsandhowitisappliedinneuromarketing_17.txt", "masochism/PMC4795098_16.txt", "masochism/PMC4795098_28.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "72"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e9f72762c20fd351c5dafa61ea13ee52673ed7aae1d8648397218f187dd2d31c"}}
{"state": {"service": "Locate the best restaurants with available reservations", "dialogue": ["User: I will be gathering with some friends, what restaurants do you recommend?", "System: What type of cuisine do you want to eat? And where do you want to look for?", "User: If possible in Oakland and that they serve Freshwater Fish.", "System: There are 7 restaurants that match your criteria. There is a restaurant in Oakland called Alamar Kitchen & Bar.", "User: Do you know of any other restaurant?", "System: There is also a restaurant in Oakland called Judoku Sushi.", "User: What is the price range of the restaurant?", "System: It is a moderate price range restaurant.", "User: Are there other restaurants?", "System: There is also a restaurant in Oakland called Lake Chalet.", "User: What is their phone number?", "System: The phone number is 510-208-5253.", "User: That sounds great.", "System: Do you want to make a reservation?", "User: Yes, please. If possible for next Wednesday for three people.", "System: At what time do you want your reservation?", "User: Looking to book a table for the 9th of March at afternoon 12.", "System: please confirm: Booking a table for 3 people at 12 pm on March 9th at Lake Chalet in Oakland.", "User: Yes, that is correct. Are there vegetarian options?", "System: The table has been booked. And they do have vegetarian options.", "User: What is the price range of the restaurant?", "System: It is a moderate price range.", "User: Thanks a lot.", "System: Is there anything else I can help you with?", "User: No, that would be all."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"ReserveATable": "Reserve table at a restaurant", "FilterRestaurant": "Search for restaurants by location and narrow down for criteria", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/4_00106/24", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/4_00106", "text_sha256": "55b326f3b9f2ea7d276b6db0aacd749e9e72ebda4f913a4ef00281e5277386ba", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "4_00106", "turn": 24}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ff3d500326565bb08b4d16089296e4315423735596ed527328f905c6732e1228"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What does the color purple represent in computer vision?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "psychology.color_representation", "description": "Analyze the symbolic representation of a color in personality psychology.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"color\": {\"description\": \"The color to analyze.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"context\": {\"description\": \"The context in which the color is being analyzed, e.g. dream interpretation, room decoration etc.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"individual_traits\": {\"default\": \"traits\", \"description\": \"The individual traits of the person whom color is associated with.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"color\", \"context\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `psychology.color_representation` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/irrelevance_131", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/irrelevance_131", "text_sha256": "9dff4f7c331c1246f05ccdbe0bd729852b3fd00abb3fd5c628e316514e201efb", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_irrelevance.json", "id": "irrelevance_131"}, "stratum": "irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "da7ab77176f828b256b53103489d714e90d22c6c0ab39510ed05546610a0707c"}}
{"state": {"passage": "EXCLUSIVE: HHS Makes $5.1 Million Grant to Pro-Life Community Clinics. Would Women Be OK Without Planned Parenthood? With the HHS grant, Bravo said, she hopes to expand Obrias reach through branding, getting our name out there so we can bring more clinics, and expanding medical services. And, she said, really just uniting the pro-life movement, coming together and start working together instead of being fractured. Bravo, 66, has three sons of her own. She said Obria was born out of her own experience as a post-abortive mother who wishes she had a life-affirming option to consider when she had the abortion in 1980 . She said she gave up the engineering consulting firm she owned following her return to church one day after staying away for a time. She heard a talk from a woman after Mass who spoke about reaching out to women in crisis pregnancies. Bravo decided to become a counselor at a pregnancy resource center, and that ultimately led her to start up Obria: I launched Birth Choice Clinics, and then of course knew that we had to rebrand into a name that millennials would embraceone word, one name, and a name that we could trademark so that we can define what it is and nobody else could take it. So, I hired a branding company [and] we became Obria and hit the ground running. Bravo founded Obria Medical Clinics in 2012", "question": "Five years later, she started Obria Group, whose mission is to partner with the best pregnancy medical clinics across the country who share a vision to offer patients a full scope of medical services, What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"hiring\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"expanding geography\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"funding round\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"clinical trial sponsorship\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"company description\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive appointment\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1171", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/b3b074ba69d00350cda0", "text_sha256": "1c04e14778f612d67f3ce6f2bca8de7faff14aec7c38920da940336e3afa9c00", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1171}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a7ac527bb8a40c4273b031974e11a2ba0d6d602fc4f984ee04b41cb1482ee866"}}
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{"state": "In the frost-kissed tranquility of a chalet, Malaysia meets a fatal end by a rifle's sinister call, hurling Detective Winston into a tense investigation with suspects Letti and Evelyn.\n\nWinston rolled his shoulders, trying to ease out the stiffness from his long drive up the mountain. Here he was at a vibrant chalet, which was recently the scene of a horrifying event. Evelyn, a well-known tarot reader in the town, and a frequent visitor at Malaysia's place for years, greeted him. Oddly, she was known to always bring Malaysia's spare set of chalet keys with her on each visit. \"Ah, Detective Winston, so good of you to finally join us,\" she noted with bitterness.\n\n\"I see you've made yourself at home, Evelyn,\" Winston nodded towards her open suitcases, purposely ignoring her remark.\n\n\"It's been transferred to my name after...after Malaysia's...\" Evelyn's lips trembled, the melancholy in her eyes genuine.\n\n\"Well, your card was drawn, I suppose.\" Winston hinted, \"Always wanted a chalet of your own?\"\n\nEvelyn returned his glance sharply, \"I won't deny that. But that doesn't mean I'd do anything drastic.\" Evelyn, a decades-old hunter initially drawn to the chalet's by the lure of game larger than even a human being, stated defensively. Her love for hunting and the thrill of pursuing such large game were known to all too well in town.\n\n\"Hmm. I'm surprised your extensive hunting experiences didn’t convince you to get one sooner. You've really been at it for years, haven't you?\"\n\nA small smile emerged on Evelyn's face, \"Ah, yes. Hunting is my...passion. Love the thrill of hunting animals of all sizes.\"\n\n\"I'm sure. The gun shop just down the street told me you recently bought a new rifle that peculiarly matches the description of the murder weapon,\" stated Winston, trying to mask suspicion from his tone.\n\nA flicker of surprise registered on Evelyn's face, \"Well, yes. I had just bought a new one recently. But...but...\"\n\nWinston took a mental note of her surprise, before standing, \"Thanks for your time, Evelyn. Your name on the gun shop records has been enlightening. I'll see myself out.\"\n\nEvelyn appeared taken aback, \"Oh...um...if you need anything else...you know where to find me.\" \n\nAs Winston sauntered back to his car, he recognized that his next task would be to double-check the gun shop's records and reclaim the security footage that links Evelyn’s purchasing transaction. He was on the brink of substantiating some valuable information.\n\nWinston toiled through the heat, questioning people, pulling at strings. The chalet incident was a head-scratcher– it wasn’t often that he saw such crimes, especially not with a rifle.\n\n\"Letti,\" he said moving to the window, \"you said you were home the night of the murder, right?\"\n\n\"Yeah,\" Letti answered, not meeting his eyes.\n\n\"But you confirmed you stayed at the chalet the night before the murder, and a staff member even recognized your car parked there overnight.\" There was no immediate response. His eyes darted back to the notes.\n\n“Minutes ago, I spoke to one of your friends who came here with you,\" he said, his gaze unwavering as he maintained eye contact with her. “She testified that you seemed unusually angered by Malaysia's new relationship.\"\n\n\"Can't see what that has to do with anything,\" Letti retorted, shrugging her shoulders.\n\nHe recalled a recent public event where Letti was a known presence. There had been controversy swirling around racist comments she had made – it had even made the local news. He brought it up, “And at that public event last month, you’ve made quite a spectacle with your racist comments.\"\n\nAnd then there was the incident at the chalet. He was getting word of it now, \"And what about the chaos you caused at the chalet just before Malaysia was killed? Your actions there were described as terrorist-like.\" Winston's brow furrowed. 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{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#ffffff #e3e8eb #c1c9be #93909b #6f7573", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#8c7543 #d1c99a #3c4333 #34382a #2b2f20", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#3f5154 #5c9099 #c98a94 #8a4657 #473735", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#3f5154 #5c9099 #c98a94 #8a4657 #473735", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#353d52 #435061 #f6ecd1 #f3d6ae #c97f76", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#40312c #a64029 #f2522e #04c4d9 #1d636d", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#bf0404 #f2cd9c #f28b66 #122426 #070d0c", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#f7b6d8 #f2a3b8 #b34769 #9b3f56 #8a3a47", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#5e3a24 #966d35 #756d3a #30302d #b07f3e", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#734e46 #bfa36f #f2dea2 #8fa1a6 #131f2f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#7d7157 #e5d084 #68a677 #57332c #b0361c", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#f2f2f2 #590202 #730202 #f2955e #f2d6bd", "rating": 4}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#92f597 #bbc22c #89a84d #665e26 #071f29", "b": "#e40000 #3e0000 #7f0000 #be0000 #ff0000"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/85", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/85", "text_sha256": "a88f4abed65dbf4e9a9cb928051112d8944c535578a68c691c9b908af797dcab", "themes": [1138, 249], "ratings": [3, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 85}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "133c8e2ed0104e9f805d6156927dccdccf5eb7761191ef25c0cba26004e9a42d"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: \"Can you help me plan my trip? I need to book a hotel room in Paris for 5 nights. I prefer a deluxe room and would like to add breakfast and spa services. After that, I need to rent a car in Paris for 7 days. I prefer a SUV and I will pick it up from the airport. Then, I need to book another hotel room in Rome for 3 nights. I prefer a suite and would like to add airport transfer service. Lastly, I need to rent a car in Rome for 5 days. I prefer a compact car and I will pick it up from the hotel.\""], "available_functions": [{"name": "car.rental", "description": "Rent a car at the specified location for a specific number of days", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"car_type\": {\"description\": \"Type of the car to rent.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"days\": {\"description\": \"Number of days for which to rent the car.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"Location of the car rental.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"pick_up\": {\"description\": \"Location of where to pick up the car. Default is 'airport' if not specified.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\", \"days\", \"car_type\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "hotel.book", "description": "Book a hotel room given the location, room type, and number of nights and additional services", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"additional_services\": {\"description\": \"Additional services to be added. Default is not use it if not specified.\", \"items\": {\"description\": \"Additonal services that can be booked.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"Location of the hotel.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"nights\": {\"description\": \"Number of nights to book the room for.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"roomType\": {\"description\": \"Type of the room to be booked.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\", \"roomType\", \"nights\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `car.rental` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `hotel.book` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_127", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_127", "text_sha256": "bf550857f946414661b21495d91d3544485bfd393ecfe4d23160faac41c684b8", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "parallel_multiple_127"}, "stratum": "parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d8ef71bd6bf835d9b9447be8b3b5800c915b49ecfe61e5693bd4b8e35a5b1422"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Japan whaling : The graphic footage Australia wanted to hide"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Japan whaling : The graphic comic Australia wanted to hide", "b": "Japan whaling : The graphic footage Australia wanted to enhance"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/4460-2987", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/4460", "text_sha256": "6b3ff13895bd8a4ce3737b76bfad4dac7028d03c2aa88e3949822a110a6a74dd", "grades": ["1.2", "0.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "4460-2987"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "72e6c66ccbdfa7b0b024d4c5afbc71593b83269c266c238e248b0546d6f186e9"}}
{"state": "Please find five recipes that include apples, flour, and sugar as ingredients. Among these recipes, which one has the lowest calorie content? What does this recipe taste like, and what equipment is needed to make it?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "GET_search_random_recipes: Find random (popular) recipes.", "tool_2": "GET_summarize_recipe: Summarize the recipe in a short text.", "tool_3": "createRecipe: Create a new recipe", "tool_4": "GET_search_recipes_by_ingredients: Find recipes that use as many of the given ingredients as possible and have as little as possible missing ingredients. This is a whats in your fridge API endpoint.", "tool_5": "Recipe_Finder_appetizer_ingredient: This API endpoint allows users to retrieve a random appetizer recipe that contains a specific ingredient. Users can make a GET request to the endpoint with the name of the ingredient as a query parameter, and the API will return a JSON response with the given recipe, including the name, list of ingredients, and instructions."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_food_query_7", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_food_query_7", "text_sha256": "cceba30b9d755b81ecadd6d63043ab6500e3c2bec270ed9335003d869a30e9be", "gold_id": "webtools_food_tool_11", "negative_ids": ["webtools_food_tool_13", "toolACE_tool_13110", "webtools_food_tool_2", "toolbench_tool_7245"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:autotools-food/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "autotools-food", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "725d7d6df56516423ca0093f3902aae6b3f4acad2f9e42ffde46439a4205babd"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Beer pong", "context": "A large group is gathered around two men playing beer pong. the men"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "take turns tossing the ping pong balls.", "opt_2": "hit the ball back and forth over a ping pong table.", "opt_3": "bring up a large table and stand on it in front of the game.", "opt_4": "hit the balls back and forth against the wall."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/35537", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_-jNouTszLJ0", "text_sha256": "e266695f126b92ff5851be9a431e942f4ffe4fbecfafe5d181d2be2631978126", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2302, "source_id": "activitynet~v_-jNouTszLJ0"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "35a29502137c6b95aba4d60d622b3824f533388107825d234d82ac52319d365a"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: \"Can you help me calculate the discounted cash flow of a bond? I have a bond with an annual coupon payment of $50, a time frame of 5 years, and a discount rate of 5%. Also, the face value of the bond is $1000. I would like to know the discounted cash flow for this bond. After that, I want to compare it with another bond that has an annual coupon payment of $60, a time frame of 7 years, and a discount rate of 4%, with the same face value of $1000. Can you calculate the discounted cash flow for this second bond as well?\""], "available_functions": [{"name": "calculate_discounted_cash_flow", "description": "Calculate the discounted cash flow of a bond for a given annual coupon payment, time frame and discount rate.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"coupon_payment\": {\"description\": \"The annual coupon payment.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"discount_rate\": {\"description\": \"The discount rate.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"face_value\": {\"description\": \"The face value of the bond, default is $1000.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"period\": {\"description\": \"The time frame in years for which coupon payment is made.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"coupon_payment\", \"period\", \"discount_rate\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `calculate_discounted_cash_flow` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_169", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_169", "text_sha256": "78dd3c15cf0a137378114c059df19a63119986c98e202838c6806f42657eb0a9", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel.json", "id": "parallel_169"}, "stratum": "parallel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "215b3ec30131c852dfcef2cf8f9eccf8965177539aed6b9180e98ae62cad262b"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#ad8948 #9e6f43 #754632 #453a2b #63562b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#d9e3c3 #a6ba9b #748c79 #4a635a #313823", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#d2d9a3 #a3bf4d #657356 #23261b #f0f2c2", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#00ff44 #00b330 #ff0007 #b30005 #000000", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#00ff44 #00b330 #ff0007 #b30005 #000000", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#6f6f1f #ff843a #555352 #3e3d3d #252525", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#383137 #474146 #30353b #cce5ed #43464a", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#005459 #f2e3a0 #75a697 #00403f #002620", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#453c36 #747c6c #b7925a #efa53f #ffcd5c", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#f910ff #17ff00 #9108ff #fffe07 #ff6800", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#359e85 #fffede #7dbdaf #857567 #473a3a", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ff8284 #9fcbe8 #e3e8b9 #ff650c #ffa815", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#fd7400 #ffe11a #bedb39 #1f8a70 #004358", "b": "#75ff6e #64bc7e #235f4b #181922 #170b18"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/175", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/175", "text_sha256": "eba1337e870dcd06310c7655cf8aa582efb0729265efaf0329564add5eb03ff8", "themes": [1296, 2295], "ratings": [4, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 175}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2e9947c704e767c207928cfc05eff4eac6788a01e30edb06cf365d80d1e1536e"}}
{"state": "User: Can you tell me today's date?\nAPI-Request: [GetToday()]->2023-03-31\nAI: Sure! Today's date is 2023-03-31.\nUser: I want to modify a meeting reservation for April 1st. The topic is Team Building Activity, scheduled from 10am to 12pm at Recreation center. Attendees are Jackie Lee and Mike Chen. My username is JaneSmith.\nAI: Okay, I can modify the meeting reservation for you. Before I proceed, I need to authenticate you. Can you confirm your account details, such as email or password?\nUser: My password is password, email is janesmith@example.com.\nAI: Thank you for confirming.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='JaneSmith', password='password')]->{'token': 'o8i7u6y5t4r3e2w1q0'}\nAI: Now let me modify the meeting for you.\nAPI-Request: [ModifyMeeting(token='o8i7u6y5t4r3e2w1q0', meeting_topic='Team Building Activity', start_time='2023-04-01 10:00:00', end_time='2023-04-01 12:00:00', location='Recreation Center', attendees='['Jackie Lee', 'Mike Chen']')]->success\nAI: The meeting reservation has been successfully modified.\nUser: Can you help me modify an alarm from March 20th 6:30am to 7:30am?\nAI: Sure, I can help you modify the alarm. Before that, I need to check if you are authenticated. Can you confirm your account details again?\nUser: My username is JaneSmith.\nAI: Alright, I'll need to get your token for authentication.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='JaneSmith', password='password')]->{'token': 'o8i7u6y5t4r3e2w1q0'}\nAI: Okay. Now let me modify the alarm for you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyAlarm": "The API for modifying an alarm includes a parameter for the from_time to to_time.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "AddMeeting": "This API allows users to make a reservation for a meeting and store the meeting information (e.g., topic, time, location, attendees) in the database.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email."}, "label": "ModifyAlarm", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/196", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/GetToday-ModifyMeeting-ModifyAlarm-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "eabe64ce75635b11ad9523c29eedffb5c491e2eb3a49b0dc59035de9cfd084e8", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 196, "file": "GetToday-ModifyMeeting-ModifyAlarm-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyAlarm", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3853ec25c99f4c616ef5c1a8af80b24ebe6bb6f5acd8d9556adb5f15614a0a10"}}
{"state": "Can I get a list of all boards and their attributes on page number two with a page size of seven?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "get_boards: A list of all boards and their attributes.", "tool_2": "get_threads_with_preview: A list of threads and their preview replies from a specified index page.", "tool_3": "geQt_threatds: A summarized list of all threads on a board including thread numbers, their modification time and reply count.", "tool_4": "gt_boards: A list of all boards and their attributes.", "tool_5": "get_threads: A summarized list of all threads on a board including thread numbers, their modification time and reply count."}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/tooleyes_query_84", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/tooleyes_query_84", "text_sha256": "bcddbf5504d382a72271a9e5ad6f2cfc81226f8cce8c837580e50474e13364bf", "gold_id": "tooleyes_tool_34", "negative_ids": ["rotbench_tool_587", "rotbench_tool_245", "rotbench_tool_242", "rotbench_tool_827"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:tooleyes/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "tooleyes", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "fd0330997cd173f14909883b842d40de9ed4023c619c01c3cda59ed97b3a688e"}}
{"state": "I'm working out and need help finding three suitable recipes based on nutritional content. The requirements are: no more than 50 milligrams of Vitamin B5, no more than 50 milligrams of Vitamin B3, and at least 2 milligrams of Vitamin C. Among these three recipes, which one has the lowest calorie content? Also, please find three related recipes to that one.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "GET_search_recipes: Search through thousands of recipes using advanced filtering and ranking.", "tool_2": "Calculate Daily Calorie Requirements: This API calculates the daily calorie requirements for a user based on their activity level, weight, gender, height, and age.", "tool_3": "GET_nutrition_by_id: Get a recipe's nutrition widget data.", "tool_4": "GET_search_similar_recipes: Find recipes which are similar to the given one.", "tool_5": "filter_calories: Fetch keto recipes that have a calorie count within the specified range."}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_food_query_6", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_food_query_6", "text_sha256": "372e55e926fbf3507e483b39f322a5d1438492bcd1784723115a0bd9acd94397", "gold_id": "webtools_food_tool_4", "negative_ids": ["webtools_food_tool_20", "apigen_tool_964", "toolACE_tool_1775", "webtools_food_tool_16"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:autotools-food/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "autotools-food", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "071a8d2dce262df63afeca77bfee3682c162adeb146a6ddfd24a56881a24bb68"}}
{"state": {"service": "Rent your next apartment and set up property tours with this service", "dialogue": ["User: Hi, could you help me search for a spacious car please?", "System: Sure, when will you intend to use the car from?", "User: Likely from the 7th of this month.", "System: Sure, when, where and what time will you be using the car?", "User: I will need the car for pickup at Concord at around half past 6 in the evening till the 10th.", "System: Sure, there are 2 cars you may like, how about a Full-size CR-V located at Canterbury Village on March 7th for your pickup?", "User: Are there any alternatives? Could I have a small car for pickup on Wednesday next week instead?", "System: Sure, how about a compact Cooper located at Canterbury Village on March 6th for your pickup?", "User: That is fine with me!", "System: Would you like to make a reservation?", "User: Perhaps later, could you get me an apartment in that area first?", "System: Sure, how many bed rooms are you looking for?", "User: Just 2 will do.", "System: Sure, would you like to stay at Casa Pino Condos in 1580 Clayton Road # 1 with 2 bedrooms and 2 baths which will cost you $3,200 each month?", "User: That is great! Could you schedule me an appointment there please?"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindRentalApartment": "Find available apartments in the city with any number of beds and baths", "ScheduleViewing": "Set up a tour of a given property on a given date", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "ScheduleViewing", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/12_00002/14", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/12_00002", "text_sha256": "1d236389f2f35dea05bba6a4a04eb07c86844d44ef196f023de6c02299c7cf41", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "12_00002", "turn": 14}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "47b837fd489911ab360993b8b79da33eda12bdaf97af211a42855d0966642f29"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Welding", "context": "A man is using a welding tool on a pile of random metal indoors. another man"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "is using a welding machine on the stack of metal.", "opt_2": "focuses on welding something in front of him and he continues to spin around on his bench.", "opt_3": "is holding up a shield to protect himself.", "opt_4": "is welding something a different piece of metal."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/30660", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_5Z-78AmLjFo", "text_sha256": "ee40787908a461ca9e12c4cfc78a9d55d2605a3ced2a9313181ae12028aa31bd", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1990, "source_id": "activitynet~v_5Z-78AmLjFo"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "87ebca7cdec5749f9387056e54750133c7bc8887b319925e72ca0bccab7a75fa"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#d6c909 #94331f #d69d7f #d2c17b #5a4a00", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#d6c909 #94331f #d69d7f #d2c17b #5a4a00", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ed9525 #e8d847 #41d91b #78d922 #0b8019", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ed9525 #e8d847 #41d91b #78d922 #0b8019", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#feae8a #a60800 #ffe57d #b62d00 #fdae00", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#6e6640 #7ca67f #a9d9b0 #eeeef4 #4b4125", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#486900 #ccc5b1 #54606e #082e4d #26272b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#bf8339 #953f0c #9abf8f #6da68b #3d4f3f", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ffffff #a4b05c #a9a484 #f4f2d9 #74182f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ffab16 #c25614 #6b5300 #303f3a #342b29", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ffb51a #ff530d #e82c0c #e80c7a #ac14ff", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#bfa760 #bf9004 #d9d5a7 #0d1826 #2a3a59", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#003d76 #3ebcb5 #ffe63f #fffeef #000201", "b": "#733122 #f2884b #f1c892 #eb9d4b #533630"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/516", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/516", "text_sha256": "010e841043e476dfe643a57374fdaa5ca3b8dd7ac1592248b719d8b6405353d0", "themes": [7730, 12105], "ratings": [2, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 516}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3264232a215b101a68b1ed4d95c3465efca6e99c0c9bc723b7b248ec5e5a2524"}}
{"state": "I am writing a travel blog about New York City. Please provide me with the coordinates (latitude and longitude) of popular tourist attractions in New York City. Also, search for places nearby each attraction within a radius of 500 meters and provide me with the names and addresses of up to 5 nearby places. Additionally, calculate the distance and provide me with the route from the first attraction to the second using their coordinates.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Nearby Places - ArcGIS: Returns nearby places sorted by distance from the origin coordinates in ascending order. Only type values from **/v2/types (ArcGIS)** are valid. Maximum returned places is 50.", "tool_2": "BINGMap.search_nearby: Search for places nearby a location, within a given radius, and return the results into a list. Put the location name at the end of the query.", "tool_3": "nearby_arcgis: Returns nearby places of a specified type sorted by distance from the origin coordinates in ascending order using the ArcGIS API.", "tool_4": "nearby_google: Returns a JSON array of nearby places sorted by distance from the origin coordinates in ascending order.", "tool_5": "nearby: Retrieve nearby places sorted by distance from the given origin coordinates in ascending order."}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/t_eval_step_query_37", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/t_eval_step_query_37", "text_sha256": "c878d600e6112549e212f505d0890939a0d324dac807987eb5c6cddbb93ac02e", "gold_id": "t_eval_step_tool_13", "negative_ids": ["apigen_tool_3532", "toolACE_tool_1259", "apigen_tool_981", "apigen_tool_1887"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:t-eval-step/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "t-eval-step", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "22d6b13669bc571e971ddcbc59d903fe1c70326356d7d28f40ccb6481d72e27a"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nThe distance between Miriam’s house and Debbie’s house is 444.44 meters. Which statement about the values of the digits in the distance, in meters, between their houses is true?\nA) The value of the 4 in the tenths place is 10 times greater than the value of the 4 in the hundredths place.\nB) The value of the 4 in the tenths place is 1/10 the value of the 4 in the tens place.\nC) The value of the 4 in the hundredths place is 1/10 the value of the 4 in the ones place.\nD) The value of the 4 in the hundreds place is 10 times greater than the value of the 4 in the ones place.\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-v1": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "claude-v2": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-elementary-mathematics.val.130", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-elementary-mathematics.val.130", "text_sha256": "e53eff322da27900dd7bfc79054e7be6f7ef3c8f667e55c4a8a94333c983b855", "eval_name": "mmlu-elementary-mathematics", "correct_models": ["gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-elementary-mathematics.val.130"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "79109a6d10fb5985882f3b635b829e0b707c357c93b58242c021246f93a1c4c0"}}
{"state": "User: Can you modify my alarm from 2023-03-24 09:00:00 to 2023-03-24 10:30:00?\nAI: Sure, let me modify the alarm for you. May I know your account information?\nUser: My username is user3.\nAI: Alright. Do you remember your password?\nUser: Yes, it's user3pass.\nAI: Thank you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyAlarm": "The API for modifying an alarm includes a parameter for the from_time to to_time.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting"}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/205", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyAlarm-AddAgenda-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "949c365f36bb160d5df630c7e33011986b0724fc16913d0bcb4fb91a8e7f16a8", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 205, "file": "ModifyAlarm-AddAgenda-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a821825fe0ea2da1d289e95e5877329e17a6ddaf41b54168e30b01b9df78f225"}}
{"state": {"fen": "r2qkb1r/3n1ppp/pp2p2n/2ppP3/3P1P2/2N2N2/PPP1Q1PP/R1B1K2R w KQkq - 2 11", "to_move": "white", "board": "8 r . . q k b . r\n7 . . . n . p p p\n6 p p . . p . . n\n5 . . p p P . . .\n4 . . . P . P . .\n3 . . N . . N . .\n2 P P P . Q . P P\n1 R . B . K . . R\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"e1f2": "white king e1-f2", "h1g1": "white rook h1-g1", "c3a4": "white knight c3-a4", "e1g1": "white king e1-g1 (castling)", "c3d5": "white knight c3-d5 capturing the pawn", "c1e3": "white bishop c1-e3", "h2h3": "white pawn h2-h3", "c3b5": "white knight c3-b5", "f4f5": "white pawn f4-f5", "d4c5": "white pawn d4-c5 capturing the pawn"}, "label": "c1e3", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/b294a165021c8c6d", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/b294a165021c8c6d", "text_sha256": "04967e9ad8fa58653f587b8c355310d1cefc57bf6dcb0b117b971272988997d0", "values": {"e1f2": 0.396575, "h1g1": 0.412539, "c3a4": 0.423287, "e1g1": 0.500921, "c3d5": 0.393935, "c1e3": 0.511964, "h2h3": 0.381697, "c3b5": 0.191023, "f4f5": 0.319771, "d4c5": 0.474248}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "r2qkb1r/3n1ppp/pp2p2n/2ppP3/3P1P2/2N2N2/PPP1Q1PP/R1B1K2R w KQkq - 2 11"}, "stratum": "opening", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5f7607aaaad5fe978eae38ea6608ae5a7e8a4664a8a920f6886f95196996081e"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Charlie Crist , Once a Republican , Takes a Seat Among Democrats in Congress"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Charlie Crist , Once a Republican , Takes a bagel Among Democrats in Congress", "b": "Charlie Crist , Once a Republican , Takes a Seat Among parolees in Congress"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/12759-1322", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/12759", "text_sha256": "c541ebd3d10314ba02a6af98e6ececf2497201da67625858ec2183aabb1a1278", "grades": ["0.6", "2.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "12759-1322"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4745928ac21b04cf0cbfe201ca2bb97d45e9c20b9f95a370684bcb90d910e79b"}}
{"state": "User: Can you please cancel my appointment with id 78901234 for August 5th, 2023 with Dr. Chen under the name Sarah Johnson?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that.\nAPI-Request: [CancelRegistration(appointment_id='78901234')]->success\nAI: Your appointment has been cancelled, would you like to book a new one?\nUser: No, thank you. Can you also record my health data?\nAI: Of course! Please provide me your user ID, time and your health data.\nUser: My user ID is 12345, the time is 2023-08-06 09:00:00 and my health data is blood_pressure 120/80 and heart_rate 80.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user."}, "label": "RecordHealthData", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/33", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/CancelRegistration-RecordHealthData-QueryRegistration-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "b9efc9828d8b1591e18c7babab7b84af2b5e02031c11ddd8bcc5b21c2ee33cba", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 33, "file": "CancelRegistration-RecordHealthData-QueryRegistration-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "RecordHealthData", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "57278df24f21ec543a3adcee462cfd3d1aa5adef710457bbf9c492066a29094b"}}
{"state": "Write a python function to find the number of divisors of a given integer.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "claude-v2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.50", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.50", "text_sha256": "2e07780011ab052992b251a9a45681cd58ee6946a3b4c5266845c7c94df0a72e", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.50"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7480c3f76ddbe0815b485d6c9681059e4c63a4895fcfbdbc7093258a75ffa273"}}
{"state": "Write a python function to find the next perfect square greater than a given number.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-v1": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null}, "label": "claude-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.120", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.120", "text_sha256": "9ace4dc72f74213123ddeb7b48c35ca75fb65b10eb92b93210167fb4a15033cc", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-v1", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.120"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "169fcfd89717cf2b878ad2f9005adafe6f09176db78550f96723bb3ffa295b4a"}}
{"state": "how many calories are in a donut hole", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"ingredient_substitution": null, "restaurant_reviews": null, "ingredients_list": null, "restaurant_reservation": null, "accept_reservations": null, "cancel_reservation": null, "calories": null, "nutrition_info": null, "food_last": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "calories", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/1574", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/1574", "text_sha256": "736b69dd1efaa856437ba924cf4868e31314e642d796861525035b47300be4f7", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1574}, "stratum": "kitchen_and_dining", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "24e9794ec8ade2c5f42ee915b602d5f6c4e6f297ec17c8991d4e11e8c7e913f3"}}
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{"state": "Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Agreement\nThis Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Agreement (\"Agreement\") is made and entered into this __ day of __________, 2016 (\"Effective Date\") by CiF Lab Solutions LP (\"CIF\"), having its principal place of business at 53 Courtland Ave., Vaughan, ON, L4K 3T2.\nWHEREAS, CIF desires to allow Dealer access to CIF's website to enable Dealer to easily and efficiently obtain information and specifications regarding CIF's products, and Dealer desires to obtain such access and information to enable it to more effectively market and sell CIF products; and\nWHEREAS, CIF is willing to provide such access and information to Dealer and Dealer is willing to receive such access and information subject to the terms and conditions contained herein.\nNOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the covenants and agreements contained herein and for other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, the parties hereto agree as follows:\n1. Confidential Information. The term \"Confidential Information\" shall mean and include that technical and non-technical information disclosed by CIF to Dealer relating to: (a) CIF's website, information system, and related software and discs, and any data and information contained therein, (b) information and specifications on CIF's products, and their design, cost, manufacture, marketing, and sale, and (c) the existence, terms and subject matter of this Agreement. Confidential Information shall not include information that: (i) is in or enters the public domain through no improper action or inaction by Dealer, or (ii) was in Dealers possession or known by Dealer prior to receipt from CIF, or (iii) is rightfully disclosed by Dealer by a third party, or (iv) is approved for disclosure in writing by CIF for release by Dealer or (v) is developed by Dealer without reference to the Confidential Information, or (vi) is required to be disclosed by Dealer in compliance with applicable laws or court order.\n2. Nondisclosure. Dealer shall not distribute, disseminate, publish or disclose the Confidential Information to any person, or entity not employed or retained by Dealer or the use of the Confidential Information for any purpose other than to further the marketing and sale of CIF products. Dealer will disclose the Confidential Information only to those individuals employed by Dealer who need to know such Confidential Information.\n3. Term. The parties agree that the foregoing obligations of confidentiality and non-disclosure shall terminate five (5) years from the Effective Date of this Agreement.\n4. Ownership/Return of Confidential Information. Dealer agrees and acknowledges that the Confidential Information is the property of CIF, and upon termination of this Agreement all rights to the use and ownership of the Confidential Information shall be retained exclusively by CIF. In the event that CIF requests that Dealer return any of its Confidential Information, Dealer agrees to return all of the Confidential Information delivered to it, and each copy or duplicate thereof, within thirty (30) days of the date of the request thereof.\n5. Miscellaneous.\n(a) Entire Agreement. This Agreement supersedes all prior and contemporaneous negotiations, agreements, discussions and writings and constitutes the entire Agreement between the parties with respect to subject matter hereof.\n(b) Modification. No waiver or modification of this Agreement will be binding upon either party unless made in writing and signed by a duly authorized representative of such party and no failure or delay in enforcing any right hereunder will be deemed a waiver.\n(c) Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in one or more counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original and all of which together shall constitute one instrument.\n(d) Notice. Any notice required or permitted under this Agreement shall be in writing and shall be delivered and deemed received as follows: (i) by personal delivery or by facsimile (with electronic confirmation) during the recipient’s normal business hours, in which case it shall be deemed received at the time of such delivery or facsimile as the case may be; (ii) by certified or registered mail, in which case it shall be deemed received on the date such return receipt is signed; or (iii) by prepaid nationally recognized overnight courier by next day delivery, in which case it shall be deemed received on the day following the date of deposit with such courier. Any such notice shall be addressed to the parties at the following addresses (or at such other address as either party shall specify to the other by notice given pursuant to this Section):\nIf to CIF: CiF Lab Solutions LP\n53 Courtland Ave.\nVaughan, ON L4K 3T2\nAttention: General Manager\nFacsimile: (905) 738-6537\n(e) Binding Effect/Assignment/Benefits. This Agreement shall be binding upon and shall inure to the benefit of the parties hereto and their respective successors and permitted assigns. Dealer shall not assign this Agreement without the express written permission of CIF.Expect as otherwise provided herein, nothing in this Agreement, express or implied, is intended to confer on any person other than the parties hereto or their respective successors and permitted assigns any rights, remedies, obligations, or liabilities under or by reason of this Agreement.\n(f) Time of Essence. Time is of the essence as to all of the terms of this Agreement.\n(g) Governing Law. This Agreement, and all questions relating to its validity, interpretation, performance, and enforcement (including, without limitation, provisions concerning limitations of action) shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the Province of Ontario, Canada.\n(h) Waiver. The waiver of either party hereto of a breach of any provision hereunder shall not operate or be construed as a waiver of any prior or subsequent breach of the same or any other provision hereunder. No extension of time for performance of any obligation or act shall be deemed an extension of the time for performance of any other obligation or act.\n(i) Severability. The provisions of this Agreement shall be deemed severable from each other, and, if for any reason any section, clause, provision or part thereof is found to be illegal, invalid, unenforceable, or inoperative, such section, clause or provision or part thereof shall not affect the validity or enforceability of any other section, clause, provision or part thereof.\n(j) Enforcement. Should any legal proceedings be commenced to secure or enforce any right under this Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover from the non-prevailing party its reasonable attorneys' fees and costs, in addition to all other relief to which the prevailing party may be entitled at law or in equity.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be executed as of the date set forth above.\nCIF LAB SOLUTIONS (“CIF”), _____________________________\nDealer\nBy: By:\nTitle: Title:", "questions": {"nda-15": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Agreement shall not grant Receiving Party any right to Confidential Information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-19": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Some obligations of Agreement may survive termination of Agreement.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-2": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information shall only include technical information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-7": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may share some Confidential Information with some third-parties (including consultants, agents and professional advisors).\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/79", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/79", "text_sha256": "46a7c18d8da7ae592c4e5d4feef6fd53e0c175e59d6b63670008184400e911b9", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 79, "file_name": "Confidentiality_and_Non-Disclosure_Agreement.pdf"}, "stratum": "search-pdf", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6cc11d0c286cff12011af92d5676fb8a1ead8a664eb94300aaeac34dfd19e2cf"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: \"Could you please tell me the selling price of the video game 'The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild' on the Nintendo Switch platform in the United States, and also let me know if the game 'Super Mario Odyssey' is currently on sale on the same platform and region? Additionally, could you fetch the currency used in the United States on the PlayStation platform, and also tell me the selling price of 'God of War' on the PlayStation platform in the United Kingdom?\""], "available_functions": [{"name": "video_games.store_currency", "description": "Fetches the currency used in a specific region in a gaming platform store.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"platform\": {\"description\": \"The gaming platform e.g. PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"region\": {\"description\": \"The region e.g. United States, United Kingdom, Japan. Default United States\", \"optional\": \"True\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"platform\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "video_games.on_sale", "description": "Checks if a particular game is currently on sale in a specific gaming platform store and in a specific region.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"game_title\": {\"description\": \"The title of the video game\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"platform\": {\"description\": \"The gaming platform e.g. PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"region\": {\"description\": \"The region e.g. United States, United Kingdom, Japan. Default United States\", \"optional\": \"True\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"game_title\", \"platform\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "video_games.store_price", "description": "Fetches the selling price of a specified game in a particular gaming platform store and in a specific region.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"game_title\": {\"description\": \"The title of the video game\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"platform\": {\"description\": \"The gaming platform e.g. PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"region\": {\"description\": \"The region e.g. United States, United Kingdom, Japan. Default United States\", \"optional\": \"True\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"game_title\", \"platform\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `video_games.store_currency` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `video_games.on_sale` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `video_games.store_price` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_76", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_multiple_76", "text_sha256": "3b37f62cfeb8c893a23fc1304ff3a96c0a913c82719f3e4c4291db6e1372cc82", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "parallel_multiple_76"}, "stratum": "parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "74af04baaebf464794e380af49128c5ef215f05bdcd1e58e3bf441db17dda9b9"}}
{"state": "MUTUAL NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nEffective Date: 12/10/98\nThis Agreement governs the disclosure of information by and between Yahoo! Inc., a California corporation, and Restrac, Inc. (\"Participant\").\n1. The \"Confidential Information\" is that confidential, proprietary, and trade secret information being disclosed by the disclosing party described as (please be specific):\n(a) Yahoo Confidential Information (owned by Yahoo and any of its affiliates): Resume and Employment Related.\n(b) Participant Confidential Information: Resume and Employment\nRelated.\n2. Except as set forth in this Section 2, all Confidential Information shall be in tangible form and shall be marked as Confidential or proprietary information of the disclosing party. If the Confidential Information is disclosed orally or visually, it shall be identified as such at the time of disclosure and confirmed in a writing to the recipient within thirty (30) days of such disclosure.\n3. Each of the parties agrees that it will not make use of, disseminate, or in any way disclose any Confidential Information of the other party to any person, firm or business, except to the extent necessary for negotiations, discussions and consultations with personnel or authorized representatives of the other party and any purpose the other party may hereafter authorize in writing. Each of the parties agrees that it shall disclose Confidential Information of the other party only to those of its employees who need to know such information and who have previously agreed, either as a condition to employment or in order to obtain the Confidential Information, to be bound by terms and conditions substantially similar to those of this Agreement.\n4. There shall be no liability for disclosure or use of Confidential Information which is (a) in the public domain through no fault of the receiving party (b) rightfully received from a third party without any obligation of confidentiality, (c) rightfully known to the receiving party without any limitation on use or disclosure prior to its receipt from the disclosing party, (d) independently developed by the receiving party, (e) generally made available to third parties without any restriction on disclosure, or (f) communicated in response to a valid order by a court or other governmental body, as otherwise required by law, or as necessary to establish the rights of either party under this Agreement (provided that the party so disclosing has provided the other party with a reasonable opportunity to seek protective legal treatment for such Confidential Information).\n5. \"Residual Information\" shall mean any Confidential Information of the disclosing party which may be retained in intangible form in the minds of those individuals of the receiving party who have had proper access to such Confidential Information. Notwithstanding anything else in this Agreement, the receiving party shall be free to use any Residual Information for any purpose whatsoever, including, without limitation, the development of its own products, provided that such party shall not be entitled to disclose Residual Information to any third parties unless such disclosure is in the course of, or as part of, any disclosure of its own products or their development.\n6. Each of the parties agrees that it shall treat all Confidential Information of the other party with the same degree of care as it accords to its own Confidential Information and each of the parties represents that it exercises reasonable care to protect its own Confidential Information.\n7. Each of the parties agrees that it will not modify, reverse engineer, decompile, create other works from, or disassemble any software programs contained in the Confidential Information of the other party unless otherwise specified in writing by the disclosing party.\n8. All materials (including, without limitation, documents, drawings, models, apparatus, sketches, designs and lists) furnished to one party by the other, and which are designated in writing to be the property of such party, shall remain the property of such party and shall be returned to it promptly at its request, together with any copies thereof.\n9. This Agreement shall govern all communications between the parties that are made during the period from the effective date of this Agreement to the date on which either party receives from the other written notice that subsequent communications shall not be so governed, provided, however that each party's obligations under Sections 2 and 3 with respect to Confidential Information of the other party which it has previously received shall continue unless and until such Confidential Information falls within Sections 4 or 5.\n10. Neither party shall communicate any information to the other in violation of the proprietary rights of any third party. Neither party acquires any licenses under any intellectual property rights of the other party under this Agreement. This Agreement shall be governed in all respects by the laws of the United States of America and by the laws of the State of California as such laws are applied to agreements entered into and to be performed entirely within California between California residents. This Agreement may only be changed by mutual agreement of authorized representatives of the parties in writing. All notices or reports permitted or required under this Agreement shall be in writing and shall be by personal delivery, telegram, telex, telecopier, facsimile transmission or by certified or registered mail, return receipt requested, and shall be deemed given upon personal delivery, five (5) days after deposit in the mail, or upon acknowledgment of receipt of electronic transmission. Notices shall be sent to the addresses set forth at the end of this Agreement or such other address as either party may specify in writing.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement in duplicate as of the date first written above.\n<TABLE>\n<S> <C>\nYAHOO! INC.\n--------------------------------------------\nBy: /s/ Matt Rowlen By: /s/ M. J. Fahey\n------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------\nPrinted Name: Matt Rowlen Printed Name: M. J. 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{"state": {"service": "The comprehensive portal to find and reserve seats at events near you", "dialogue": ["User: I want to find some cool events.", "System: What kind of events are you looking for? What city would you like to look in?", "User: I want to find football events or games around Toronto, Canada.", "System: There is an event next Friday at BMO Field at 8:30 pm. The event is Toronto Fc Vs Crew.", "User: Yes, that sounds good.", "System: Would you like to purchase tickets for the event?", "User: Yes, I want to buy 3 tickets.", "System: Please confirm: 3 tickets for Toronto Fc Vs Crew next Friday in Toronto.", "User: Yes, that sounds good. What's the address?", "System: The address is 170 Princes' Boulevard. Your reservation has been made.", "User: Thanks so much. That's all."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindEvents": "Find events in a given city", "BuyEventTickets": "Buy tickets for an event", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "BuyEventTickets", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/7_00057/10", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/7_00057", "text_sha256": "aaac9b99c44da8d86f2a553eac0ce6304954bac4065b0a62a724198784973dd1", "schema_variant": "original", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "7_00057", "turn": 10}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6372f2b780d65809f35eda7a9ac07c40c04d2a6d4c036c36ba70e7b73535c22a"}}
{"state": "Previous conversation:\n\nHuman: Provide an image named cache/fnvqjcow.png. Description: A couple plates of food and a bowl on a table. Three plates of food sit on a checkered tablecloth. a plate of broccoli a bowl of soup and a plate of meat. A plate of broccoli sitting on a table with checkered tablecloth. Several dishes are ready in plates and bowl on the table. Understand the image using tools.\nAI: Received.\n\nuser:Generate a real image of a person holding a fork from the human pose image of the people in the image,", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "generateNewFace: Generates a new, hyper-realistic image of a person that does not exist.", "tool_2": "Generate Image Condition On Canny Image: useful when you want to generate a new real image from both the user description and a canny image. like: generate a real image of a object or something from this canny image, or generate a new real image of a object or something from this edge image. The input to this tool should be a comma separated string of two, representing the image_path and the user description.", "tool_3": "Pose Detection On Image: useful when you want to detect the human pose of the image. like: generate human poses of this image, or generate a pose image from this image. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the image_path", "tool_4": "Generate Image Condition On Segmentations: useful when you want to generate a new real image from both the user description and segmentations. like: generate a real image of a object or something from this segmentation image, or generate a new real image of a object or something from these segmentations. The input to this tool should be a comma separated string of two, representing the image_path and the user description", "tool_5": "Generate Image Condition On Pose Image: useful when you want to generate a new real image from both the user description and a human pose image. like: generate a real image of a human from this human pose image, or generate a new real image of a human from this pose. The input to this tool should be a comma separated string of two, representing the image_path and the user description"}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gpt4tools_query_7", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gpt4tools_query_7", "text_sha256": "dbac972c91c0a0aa69a7cf3f2fdcc2d04bed08793e9089b0d1f30f69bdc5f5cc", "gold_id": "gpt4tools_tool_12", "negative_ids": ["gpt4tools_tool_20", "toolalpaca_tool_714", "gpt4tools_tool_10", "gpt4tools_tool_21"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gpt4tools/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "gpt4tools", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4b9ce199f0bf5f3d161425e0526d12cdc50b766ec1634d1f7d196b800052722f"}}
{"state": "tell me when i should change me oil", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"distance": null, "tire_pressure": null, "uber": null, "last_maintenance": null, "oil_change_when": null, "gas": null, "schedule_maintenance": null, "directions": null, "jump_start": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "oil_change_when", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/915", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/915", "text_sha256": "bbdee6193312aba2d9f9fc58fb02536cbb2653a8f1ceba6b9f4d0e10f9e89cd9", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 915}, "stratum": "auto_and_commute", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bd80ac59f25622633adc5f61dfa36cc8af718cc5a3fe8c4b77491d61eb86b5c4"}}
{"state": "Write a python function to find nth bell number.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "claude-v1": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-instant-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.313", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.313", "text_sha256": "a9bd824f59758d0d049800f23767725b7a8a69c73962142a9c7546cee2af3641", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.313"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b9acbd38293b36d0379f7daa392f02b36a1848ea13edc285b23b12e96e6370ab"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me record my health data?\nAI: Sure, I can help with that. What is your user ID?\nUser: My user ID is 1234.\nAI: What is the time of your health data?\nUser: It's on April 3rd, 2023, at 10:00 AM.\nAI: What are the health data you want to record?\nUser: My blood pressure is 120/80, and my heart rate is 80.\nAI: Okay, I'll record your health data now.\nAPI-Request: [RecordHealthData(user_id='1234', time='2023-04-03 10:00:00', health_data='[{'name': 'blood_pressure', 'value': '120/80'}, {'name': 'heart_rate', 'value': '80'}]')]->success\nAI: Your health data has been recorded successfully. Is there anything else I can help you with?\nUser: Yes. I need to register an appointment at the hospital.\nAI: Alright. What is your name?\nUser: My name is John.\nAI: Who is the doctor you would like to make an appointment with?\nUser: I'd like to make an appointment with Dr. Smith.\nAI: What is the date you would like to make an appointment for?\nUser: April 5th, 2023.\nAI: Okay. Let me register your appointment.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user."}, "label": "AppointmentRegistration", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/208", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/RecordHealthData-AppointmentRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "6e5d74747520f4b8a8b761ce53ac18dce3ee36535560beab01bbbd5dfad75f66", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 208, "file": "RecordHealthData-AppointmentRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "AppointmentRegistration", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d80f2a179a824ce92ef9f9aae43f05725fdc71534c8dde14d28e3422e06861bd"}}
{"state": "How do trees communicate in the \"Wood Wide Web\"?\nI read on The New Yorker - The Secrets of the Wood Wide Web that trees communicate with each other through electrical impulses sent through their roots. Through these impulses they can ask other trees for some nutrient if they are getting it in insufficient amount or warn the other trees about an upcoming pest attack. This phenomenon is termed as the Wood Wide Web.\nSo how do trees distinguish in different types of impulses that they receive if they don't even have a brain? And does this process show any resemblance to nervous system in animals?\nAdditional YouTube video: Trees can talk to each other, but how?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "* Don’t ignore eye-related symptoms . Changes in your vision or symptoms that otherwise affect your eyes are often the earliest signs of a greater issue. Talk to an eye care specialist or healthcare provider about your concerns. It’s better to ask and not have an issue than not ask and have an existing issue worsen. \n\n##  Additional Common Questions", "doc_2": "website Antibiotics - MyDr.com.au Antibiotics attack bacteria - germs responsible for certain infections. Each antibiotic attacks different types of bacteria and will be useful for treating particular infections. Read more on myDr website Antibiotics and children - MyDr.com.au Antibiotics: what are they and when does my child need them? Also, how to use antibiotics correctly and side effects of antibiotics. Read more on myDr website Meningitis in children - MyDr.com.au Meningitis means inflammation of the meninges - the lining around the brain and", "doc_3": "Types[edit]\nThere are two main types of mycorrhizal networks: arbuscular mycorrhizal networks and ectomycorrhizal networks.\nArbuscular mycorrhizal networks are formed between plants that associate with glomeromycetes. Arbuscular mycorrhizal associations (also called endomycorrhizas) predominate among land plants, and are formed with 150–200 known fungal species, although true fungal diversity may be much higher.\nEctomycorrhizal networks are formed between plants that associate with ectomycorrhizal fungi and proliferate by way of ectomycorrhizal extramatrical mycelium. In contrast to glomeromycetes, ectomycorrhizal fungal are a highly diverse and polyphyletic group consisting of 10,000 fungal species. These associations tend to be more specific, and predominate in temperate and boreal forests.", "doc_4": "palms and bananas are monocots.\nWood gives structural strength to the trunk of most types of tree; this supports the plant as it grows larger. The vascular system of trees allows water, nutrients and other chemicals to be distributed around the plant, and without it trees would not be able to grow as large as they do. Trees, as relatively tall plants, need to draw water up the stem through the xylem from the roots by the suction produced as water evaporates from the leaves. If insufficient water is available the leaves will die. The three main parts of trees include the root", "doc_5": "Antibiotics - MyDr.com.au Antibiotics attack bacteria - germs responsible for certain infections. Each antibiotic attacks different types of bacteria and will be useful for treating particular infections. Read more on myDr website Antibiotics and children - MyDr.com.au Antibiotics: what are they and when does my child need them? Also, how to use antibiotics correctly and side effects of antibiotics. Read more on myDr website Meningitis in children - MyDr.com.au Meningitis means inflammation of the meninges - the lining around the brain and spinal"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/61", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/61", "text_sha256": "8f357c45321dc6f50c12d1ab82b8fc2cb16277fe83f9cd946f5ae51a3172ba0e", "gold_id": "trees_communicate/Mycorrhizal_network_1.txt", "negative_ids": ["trees_grow_directions/Tree_2_4.txt", "eye_capture_shape/21823-eyes_37_2.txt", "virus_used_as_antibiotics/bacterial-vs-viral-infection_3_9.txt", "virus_used_as_antibiotics/bacterial-vs-viral-infection_15_1.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "61"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1557b2947d286a5688657492394f60294bbef4e5c433b45d8dedeb7a9ef4cb7e"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.And he added that he was “embarrassed because I masturbated in the lounge, and it was possible that the ejaculate may have gone from my hands to the woman’s blanket", "question": "” Multi Label Question: Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/564", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/53270b03f4ca8783f5fb", "text_sha256": "7188ba09a44867568cd3e8b18e30825585a759154d453321b04aa788e0b88573", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 564}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f793170855da6af70eebf0d623221c8694ea54ab0ec6b10b20f219c42776e315"}}
{"state": "$(81)^{\\frac12}=3^m$. Find $m$.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "find_exponent_in_power_equation(base, result): def find_exponent_in_power_equation(base, result): \"\"\" Find the exponent in a power equation. Parameters: base (float): The base of the power. result (float): The result of the power. Returns: float: The value of the exponent. \"\"\" return math.log(result, base)", "tool_2": "audio_embedding_model: Generate embeddings for audio files This API allows you to generate embeddings for audio files using a pre-trained YAMNet model from TensorFlow Hub. The embeddings can be used for various tasks such as audio classification, similarity search, and more.", "tool_3": "google/pegasus-xsum: Summarization PEGASUS is a pre-trained model for abstractive summarization, developed by Google. It is based on the Transformer architecture and trained on both C4 and HugeNews datasets. The model is designed to extract gap sentences and generate summaries by stochastically sampling important sentences.", "tool_4": "BaptisteDoyen/camembert-base-xnli: Zero-Shot Classification Camembert-base model fine-tuned on french part of XNLI dataset. One of the few Zero-Shot classification models working on French.", "tool_5": "jonatasgrosman/wav2vec2-large-xlsr-53-japanese: Speech Recognition Fine-tuned XLSR-53 large model for speech recognition in Japanese. Trained on Common Voice 6.1, CSS10, and JSUT datasets. Make sure your speech input is sampled at 16kHz."}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/craft_Math_algebra_query_243", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/craft_Math_algebra_query_243", "text_sha256": "dc5f4a5f99d8e7ead1f5c674effe1a6aa7dc7db92d6b4d2109da12a59f4e7d17", "gold_id": "craft_Math_algebra_tool_243", "negative_ids": ["gorilla_huggingface_tool_488", "gorilla_tensor_tool_33", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_756", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_550"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:craft-math-algebra/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "craft-math-algebra", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2182999afa4e8bc579f6af2246478ab289b5470a2f221ce158faa9d8991525e9"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "President Trump clarifies position on FISA after tweet expressing surveillance concerns"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "President Trump clarifies position on FISA after tweet expressing barbecue concerns", "b": "President Trump clarifies position on FISA after ballad expressing surveillance concerns"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/12693-10446", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/12693", "text_sha256": "1780586e80de66521bcd795e6bc0387b115773d93fa5851de1f480f16a4d697e", "grades": ["1.0", "0.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "12693-10446"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "08bbaee10fd71cc391579dac79ccce3b74242ba8f9619e42579fa5e55fc860d3"}}
{"state": "I want to make a voice call to 1234567890, set an alarm for 07:30 AM, and buy AAPL stock.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "clock_alarm_set: Set Alarm Tool", "tool_2": "set_alarm: Set alarm reminder", "tool_3": "stock_operation: Do a specific operation on a specific stock", "tool_4": "set_alarm_label: Set a label for the alarm with specified time and frequency", "tool_5": "add_alarm_ringtone: Add a ringtone for an alarm with specified time and frequency"}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/taskbench_daily_query_23", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/taskbench_daily_query_23", "text_sha256": "97013aa9e74b7b4275f04b839247da13c9bf4c22f0e855fe3efeba70e3a76930", "gold_id": "taskbench_daily_tool_2", "negative_ids": ["ultraTool_tool_515", "ultraTool_tool_517", "ultraTool_tool_754", "ultraTool_tool_585"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:taskbench-daily/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "taskbench-daily", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ff130e4fa498a186a69ad2c4739bb60a080b4d1d2e5f53f6e6d902aaccaedc96"}}
{"state": "My current GPS coordinates are 41.9028° N, 12.4964° E. Can you tell me the current wind speed at my location, if there will be any precipitation in the next two hours, and if there has been any severe weather alert issued for my current location?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "https://ai-weather-by-meteosource.p.rapidapi.com/daily: Daily weather forecast for the next 21 days. Global data are based on our AI technology, which uses many different models. Define your location using GPS coordinates or place_id from Location endpoints.", "tool_2": "https://ai-weather-by-meteosource.p.rapidapi.com/time_machine: Receive historical weather data for a given day in the past 8 years. Define your location using GPS coordinates or place_id from Location endpoints.", "tool_3": "https://ai-weather-by-meteosource.p.rapidapi.com/weather_statistics: Get average weather: long-term normals for a given place for the next 30 days. Define your location using GPS coordinates or place_id from Location endpoints.", "tool_4": "AI_Weather_by_Meteosource_historical_weather: Receive **historical weather** data for a **given day** in the past **8 years**. Define your location using GPS coordinates or `place_id` from `Location endpoints`.", "tool_5": "GET_nearest_place: Use this endpoint to search for the nearest named place (village/town/city) from a given GPS coordinates. You will get place_id for the Weather Forecast Endpoints and detailed geographical information."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_weather_query_10", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_weather_query_10", "text_sha256": "51a7976e2715ddccb5bd0a2e8aa3b4601238f93ec73a0426e7ee4ac3c73601dd", "gold_id": "webtools_weather_tool_2", "negative_ids": ["webtools_weather_tool_9", "webtools_weather_tool_6", "webtools_weather_tool_10", "toolbench_tool_7843"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:autotools-weather/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "autotools-weather", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3aa541953a9ce16d4e238830ca341ccb3cd8374b59cb1df4292c13b97c519762"}}
{"state": "In the remote chill of the mountain cabin, Santiago lay lifeless with the trace of a pistol shot piercing the silence, introducing Detective Winston's daunting task of discerning guilt between Orville and Troy.\n\nDetective Winston settled into his chair, the mountain cabin murder case splayed out in front of him. He was drawn particularly by an old letter from Santiago, unequivocally stating his refusal to sell his mountain territory to anyone, especially Orville, regardless of the offered price. Santiago's deep love for his expansive land wouldn't allow it to change hands. His particular appreciation for nature was unmatched, even a confirmed legend of hidden treasure located somewhere in its vast landscapes did not sway him to sell. That hidden treasure surely was captivating, but it didn't stop others from having an interest in the land though...\n\nOne name kept appearing on Winston’s radar - Orville. An orthodontist by trade, he had a strangely intense interest in Santiago’s mountain territory with its hidden treasure. His colleagues at the office had even noticed some tools missing after he'd left for the weekend.\n\nHanging on the wall of his clinic were several pistols on display, including one that remarkably resembled the murder weapon. Winston also recalled Orville had made a new purchase recently – a pistol similar to the one used for the murder happened a week before Santiago's untimely end.\n\nAs he further delved into Santiago's records, Winston found rejected letters from Orville proposing to buy the property, revealing that Santiago was indeed aware of Orville's avid interest in his property.\n\nTurning his attention to Orville, Winston saw a deeply ambitious man. Yes, he maintained a secretive nature. Moreover, he’d been observed planning a camping trip over the weekend, although he always answered in vagaries about the nature of his trips when questioned by coworkers.\n\nA chime from his laptop interrupted Winston's thoughts. Rolling over to the screen, he answered a video call from a woman at Orville's office.\n\n\"Detective Winston,\" she began nervously, \"We've just found out something. Orville... he had planned a camping trip this weekend. We tried asking him about it, but he... he just wouldn't respond.\"\n\nWinston thanked her and dropped the call. As he turned back to the case notes, his mind was alight with thoughts. All he needed now was to speak with Orville himself. The next step was clear; it was time to pay a visit to the local orthodontist.\n\nWinston let out a heavy sigh as he examined the details of the case file spread out across his desk. Santiago, a key figure in the world of astrophysics, and much to his dislike, the sole decider of the prestigious astrophysicist award, was brutally murdered in the isolation of his mountain cabin, a remote retreat far beyond the interference of city lights. The cold echo of an unseen pistol carried away by the wind - a chilling phantom of the night.\n\nWith a clear picture of the crime scene in his mind, Winston decided to pay the astrophysicist Troy a visit. From what he gathered from his notes, Troy wasn't just any astrophysicist. He was a man shaped by discipline and challenge, forged in the unforgiving inferno of military service where he honed his firearm expertise. His precision wasn’t confined to science alone. He frequently reminisced about his days at service.\n\nArriving at Troy's house in the city, he found the astrophysicist on his porch, quietly nursing a bottle of beer, eyes fixed on the sky. \"You have a familiarity with guns, from your service days, right Troy?” Winston asked.\n\nTroy glanced toward Winston, a strange melancholy in his eyes. \"Firearm expertise was a specialty of mine once. It’s not something you forget... And let's not forget the ammunition needed which is also as important as the gun itself,\" His words hung heavily in the quiet night air.\n\nWinston gave a nod of understanding, shifting the conversation. “There was quite a kerfuffle over the award this year. Isn't it true that Santiago chose another candidate over you?”\n\nAt the mention of the award, Troy’s face hardened momentarily. \"Santiago, that snake. He uses my research, puts his name on my work, conveniently wins and even had the audacity to choose someone else over me.\" Troy’s voice held an all too familiar bitterness.\n\nWinston filed the comment away mentally, moving on to the gun purchase caught on the store’s surveillance. “Someone told me they saw you in the gun shop recently. Buying a new piece and loading on ammunition?”\n\nTroy locked eyes with Winston, neither flinching nor stammering as he confirmed, \"Yeah. I bought a pistol and got ammunition too. Nothing wrong in owning a gun and enough shells, especially when you know your way around them.\"\n\nSantiago's murder, Troy’s frustration and the gun purchase were all there. Winston allowed himself that familiar pinch of doubt as he left Troy's house. But he also knew that the isolated cabin’s single point of access has been under camera surveillance that fateful night. Its cold, unblinking eye caught every movement, every shadow. It offered no escape.\n\nThe timestamp on the camera feed matched the coroner's estimated time of death, leaving no room for error. But again, Santiago's name on Troy's publication, the glaring imbalance of power within the research award committee... it all lingered at the back of his mind. 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{"state": "NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nTHIS NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT (\"Agreement\"), is made and entered into effective as of this _____ day of ___________ 20__, by and between Commercial Investigations LLC, a New York Limited Liability Company located at 130 Remsen Street, Cohoes, NY 12047 (“CI”), and _____________________________________________________________________, located at __________________________________________________________________________ (collectively referred to herein as the “Parties” and individually as a “Party”) who have determined that the Parties\nneed to establish terms governing the use and protection of certain confidential information that one Party (“Disclosing Party”) may disclose to the other Party (“Receiving Party”).\nRECITAL\nDisclosing Party desires to provide Receiving Party with certain of its proprietary and confidential information for the limited purpose of evaluating the possibility of engaging in a mutually beneficial transaction or relationship. In consideration thereof, and as a condition to disclosure of such information, the Parties hereby agree as follows:\n1. Subject to the limitations set forth herein, “Confidential Information” means any and all confidential, proprietary or trade secret information of Disclosing Party (whether oral, written, electronic or otherwise), including but not limited to marketing and sales data, customer lists, customer requirements, price lists, product and service lists, market studies, financial statements, business plans, the names and backgrounds of key personnel, research and development, service methods, processes, improvements, devices, know-how, inventions, discoveries, concepts, ideas, designs, methods and information, and all related notes, analyses, compilations, studies, specifications, designs, plans, enhancements, data of Disclosing Party and any notes or other materials prepared by Receiving Party or any of its partners, directors, officers, employees, agents, contractors, affiliates, attorneys and other advisors or representatives (collectively, “Representatives”) that contain or are generated from such information.\n2. Upon receipt of any Confidential Information, Receiving Party shall:\n(a) only disclose such Confidential Information to those of its Representatives with a need to have access to and knowledge of the Confidential Information for the limited purpose expressly stated herein and not disclose to any other person except with the prior written approval of Disclosing Party;\n(b) advise any of its Representatives who receive the Confidential Information of the existence and terms of this Agreement and of the obligations of confidentiality and non-disclosure herein; cause its Representatives to comply with this Agreement as if they were parties hereto; and be responsible for any breach of this Agreement by its Representatives;\n(c) use and require its Representatives to use at least the same degree of care to protect the Confidential Information as they use to protect their own proprietary information, which degree of care shall not be less than reasonable care; and\n(d) use, and require its Representatives to use, the Confidential Information only for the purpose expressly stated herein; provided that nothing in this Agreement is intended to limit or prevent either Party from continuing to operate its business in the ordinary course, including conducting business with any person who happens also to be a customer or vendor of the other Party.\n3. Neither Party hereto shall be obligated to preserve the confidentiality of any Confidential Information that:\n(a) prior to any disclosure by Disclosing Party was known by Receiving Party, free of any known obligation to keep it confidential;\n(b) is or becomes publicly available by other than unauthorized disclosure by Receiving Party or any of its Representatives;\n(c) can verifiably be shown to have been developed by Receiving Party or its Representatives independently of any Confidential Information of Disclosing Party; or\n(d) is disclosed by a third party, which disclosure does not violate any obligation of confidentiality.\n4. Receiving Party may disclose the Confidential Information of Disclosing Party pursuant to a valid order issued by a court or governmental agency; provided that Receiving Party only discloses that portion of the Confidential Information that is specifically required by the order, and further provided that Receiving Party provides Disclosing Party with: (a) prior written notice of such order, and (b) reasonable opportunity to oppose such disclosure or obtain a protective order or similar relief. Receiving Party agrees to cooperate with Disclosing Party in seeking any such protective order or similar relief.\n5. Neither this Agreement nor any disclosure or receipt of Confidential Information shall constitute or imply any promise, intention or commitment by either Party to enter into a business transaction with the other Party. Each Party expressly reserves the right, without giving reasons therefor, to terminate discussions with the other Party, to reject any and all proposals, and to negotiate with any person, with respect to a possible transaction or series of transactions.\n6. The disclosure of any Confidential Information by Disclosing Party under the terms of this Agreement does not constitute a representation, warranty, assurance, guarantee or inducement by Disclosing Party to Receiving Party with respect to the accuracy or completeness of the information.\n7. All Confidential Information shall remain the exclusive property of Disclosing Party unless such Confidential Information is sold by Disclosing Party to Receiving Party. Nothing contained in this Agreement shall be construed as granting or conferring to Receiving Party or any of its Representatives any rights by license or otherwise in any Confidential Information, or under any trademark, patent, patent application, design work, copyright, trade secret or any other property right now owned or hereafter owned or controlled by Disclosing Party.\n8. At any time upon written demand by Disclosing Party, Receiving Party shall, and shall cause its Representatives to, immediately return (or, at the option of Disclosing Party, destroy) all tangible or electronic Confidential Information disclosed to Receiving Party or any of its Representatives under this Agreement, along with all copies, extracts and reproductions of such information and all notes, analyses, compilations, studies, specifications, designs, plans, enhancements, data, prototypes, derivative works and all other works prepared by Receiving Party or any of its Representatives that are derived from or based on any of the Confidential Information. Receiving Party further agrees to promptly provide Disclosing Party with written certification of the satisfaction of the terms of this paragraph by Receiving Party and each of its Representatives that had possession or control of any Confidential Information. Provided, however, that Receiving Party and its Representatives may retain copies of Confidential Information, subject to the restrictions on use and disclosure contained in this Agreement, in accordance with their respective internal record retention policies for legal, compliance or regulatory purposes or to establish the rights of Receiving Party and its Representatives under this Agreement.\n9. Receiving Party agrees that it shall not, and shall cause it Representative not to, remove, overprint or deface any notice of confidentiality, copyright, trademark, logo, legend or other notices of ownership or confidentiality from any original or copies of the Confidential Information it obtains from Disclosing Party, or authorize any third party to do any of the foregoing.\n10. Each Party hereto agrees, and shall cause its Representatives, not to announce or disclose to any third person its participation in discussions with the other party concerning the matters contained in this Agreement without the advance written consent of the other Party. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Receiving Party may issue a statement that contains Confidential Information if, in the opinion of its legal counsel, it is required to do so by applicable laws and if it advises Disclosing Party, at least forty-eight hours in advance, of such pending disclosure and consults with Disclosing Party as to the contents of the statement.\n11. Receiving Party acknowledges that any disclosure or misappropriation of any of the Confidential Information in violation of this Agreement may cause Disclosing Party irreparable harm, the amount of which may be difficult to ascertain and, therefore, agrees that Disclosing Party shall be entitled to injunctive relief in addition to other remedies and relief that would be available at law or in equity without the necessity of proving actual damages or posting a bond. In the event of any action for breach of this Agreement by Receiving Party or its Representatives, the prevailing party shall be entitled to reasonable attorneys’ fees, costs and expenses incurred in such action.\n13. Each party, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, agrees that in the event a party brings any action, suit or proceedings under, or seeks enforcement of any provision pursuant to this Agreement, including without limitation any action for a temporary or permanent injunction (a) to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the federal and state courts of the party against whom the action or enforcement is sought , (b) to irrevocably waive any objection to the laying of the venue of any such proceeding brought in such a court and any claim that any such proceeding brought in such a court has been brought in an inconvenient or inappropriate forum, and (c) to irrevocably waive any right to a trial by jury in any such proceeding.\n14. All obligations of Receiving Party with respect to any Confidential Information received from Disclosing Party under the terms of this Agreement shall survive and continue for five (5) years after the date of the last disclosure of Confidential Information by Disclosing Party.\n15. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the domestic, substantive laws of the State of New York, without regard to conflicts of laws principles. This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement of the parties with respect to its subject matter. This Agreement may be waived, amended or modified only by an instrument in writing signed by the party against which such waiver, amendment or modification is sought to be enforced. The term “person” as used in this Agreement shall be broadly interpreted to include, without limitation, any individual, group or entity. No failure or delay in exercising any right, power or privilege hereunder shall operate as a waiver thereof, nor shall any single or partial exercise thereof preclude any other or further exercise thereof or the exercise of any right, power or privilege hereunder. This Agreement is not assignable and is binding on any successors of Receiving Party. If any provision of this Agreement is for any reason adjudged to be void, invalid or unenforceable, then the remainder of this Agreement shall continue and remain in full force and effect. This Agreement may be executed in counterpart by facsimile, PDF or electronic signature, which shall be deemed to be an original for evidentiary purposes.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties have executed this Agreement as of the date first written above.\n__________________________________________ Commercial Investigations LLC\nSignature:________________________ ___________ Signature:______________________________\nName:______________________________________ Name:_________________________________\nTitle:_______________________________________ Title:__________________________________", "questions": {"nda-1": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"All Confidential Information shall be expressly identified by the Disclosing Party.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-19": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Some obligations of Agreement may survive termination of Agreement.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-2": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information shall only include technical information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-3": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information may include verbally conveyed information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/63", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/63", "text_sha256": "3267c7c67e0e92648167201f5dca17a5c694ba79d3842e4e1d26527930c25255", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 63, "file_name": "CI-Non-Disclosure-Agreement-an5h.pdf"}, "stratum": "search-pdf", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "dcbe436229aeefdd352b14110c1f35e149956fdd68139a593f24b684a14e4e10"}}
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{"state": "In the high-stakes world of a prestigious talent agency, a compelling challenge emerged: the strategic assignment of three unique individuals, Jessica, Ethan, and Anna, to two critical roles. The unfolding narrative spotlighted the trio and the pivotal positions they were to fill - the charismatic PR Specialist and the meticulous Legal Advisor.\n\nThe working world had served Jessica as an exciting stage. She commanded attention with her assertive and outgoing personality, often branding herself as the leading lady. When it came to managing media campaigns, her charisma had proven incredibly successful at a local community level. Jessica had a knack for speaking persuasively and confidently in front of large groups, charming even the most skeptical of audiences. However, underneath this glamorous facade, she had a Achilles heel: complex legal terms. Whenever confronted with the act of contract review, Jessica faced a daunting setter. Moreover, her steadfastness and refusal to compromise on her ideas often led her to buttheads with Anna, as they clashed over creative differences.\n\nEthan, on the other hand, was the embodiment of the 'lone wolf' trope. His introverted personality made him quite the opposite of Jessica. He avoided social events religiously, finding comfort in his solitude. Yet in his quiet demeanor, he possessed a skill admired by his peers: the uncanny ability to clarify legal documents accurately. His meticulous nature meant he preferred to double-check all details before making any decisions. Moreover, Ethan was always keeping a close eye on recent legal developments and updates in the entertainment industry. However, his social skills were not his strong suit. He shied away from making his voice heard in team meetings, preferring the solace of his own company.\n\nLast, but hardly least, Anna had a certain spontaneity that set her apart. Her intuition acted as her guiding compass, leading her to make quick decisions. As a law graduate, Anna often found herself assisting her friends in dissecting the intricacies of their contracts. However, this was not to say that Anna didn't have her weaknesses. She lacked competency in managing social media, and public speaking caused her much distress.\n\nAs a leader at the agency, my task was to align Jessica, Ethan, and Anna with roles that would maximize their respective strengths. The agency required a formidable PR Specialist and a detail-oriented Legal Advisor. Jessica showed prowess in persuasion and public speaking, but the complex legal jargon threw her for a loop. Ethan preferred solitude, which could potentially prove a struggle in the PR role, but he demonstrated proficiency when it came to understanding legal language. Anna's decisiveness could be an asset in the fast-paced PR realm, despite her fear of public speaking, and her background in law could lend itself handy in the legal advisor role. \n\nThe stage was thus set for a puzzle whose solution I had to assemble. And while the pieces were distinctly different, finding a way to harmonize their unique attributes remained my leading act.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "PR Specialist: Ethan, Legal Advisor: Anna and Jessica", "opt_2": "PR Specialist: Jessica, Legal Advisor: Anna and Ethan", "opt_3": "PR Specialist: Anna, Legal Advisor: Ethan and Jessica"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/241", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/241", "text_sha256": "6ac613f970232374f4abaae126f9492798fa34d0aa58c98d5a8a564de1c50d47", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 241}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b2305e07c2737a1def8c7f0f624c3112b93e75cf5e8e11ec8b4e4c73f8614c3b"}}
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{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What is the shortest driving distance in miles from New York City to Los Angeles and then from Los Angeles to Miami, considering that you have to return to New York City from Miami?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "get_shortest_driving_distance", "description": "Calculate the shortest driving distance between two locations.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"destination\": {\"description\": \"End point of the journey.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"origin\": {\"description\": \"Starting point of the journey.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"unit\": {\"description\": \"Preferred unit of distance (optional, default is kilometers).\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"origin\", \"destination\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_shortest_driving_distance` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_92", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_92", "text_sha256": "d173c6570b2ed31e5181380ff2ab00e2c095c3a8dd9bf1326e220754aafef349", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel.json", "id": "parallel_92"}, "stratum": "parallel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "478fc0484c5589f58b051351245b74b4e68c29231fd81f6b81847a793e5ff202"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.A Chinese porn addict is now recovering in hospital after undergoing intensive surgery to extract a giant live eel that had gnawed its way up his digestive tract after he shoved it up his anus", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/558", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/e2032f583d1f14ebd76b", "text_sha256": "45a4f15e3db4e6a290826bd73e6c03435f9d7410bd9392fbad1655427c9c1350", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 558}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6a9ec3d328f1a23ded071dec9783e7a96d11436c50c45dd09b8c2dba28517ef3"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What are the current weather conditions in Tel Aviv, and could you provide that in Fahrenheit, please?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "get_current_weather", "description": "Retrieves the current weather conditions for a specified city and state. If using state, then use short form like CA.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"location\": {\"description\": \"The location for which to get the weather, in the format of 'City, State (abbr)', such as 'San Francisco, CA' if State for the city exists. 'City, Country' if State for the city doesn't exist.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"unit\": {\"default\": \"fahrenheit\", \"description\": \"The unit of temperature for the weather report.\", \"enum\": [\"celsius\", \"fahrenheit\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_current_weather` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_simple_4-3-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_simple_4-3-0", "text_sha256": "2cb3f28d9606af82e44198809e1f0212232205622c5991d4aec85e2496d4b754", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_simple.json", "id": "live_simple_4-3-0"}, "stratum": "live_simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ffe1742e8ac2ac05ec23e10b4e8fbea3791c4fb41906111e5716157f24a1852a"}}
{"state": {"service": "On-demand taxi calling service", "dialogue": ["User: I am very interested in knowing about the weather in Vegas.", "System: You will have temperature averaging 84 degrees Fahrenheit and there is an 18 percent possibility of raining.", "User: Alright. I need to find out about attractions that I can visit whilst I am there?", "System: How do you like the DISCOVERY Children's Museum? It is a nice Museum.", "User: That is nice. Get me a cab to reach that place.", "System: Shall I look for a shared ride?", "User: Yeah I am fine with shared ride.", "System: How many of you will take the cab?", "User: I am just one person travelling.", "System: So you will go to DISCOVERY Children's Museum and you are just 1 person who needs a shared ride?", "User: Yeah that is correct. What is journey time and what will I be charged?"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"GetRide": "Call a taxi to head to a given destination", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "GetRide", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/17_00052/10", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/17_00052", "text_sha256": "6c71d71484bd333243401f67dacbd26bca78d6450b4e82cc7d2932f8fc332c52", "schema_variant": "original", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "17_00052", "turn": 10}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bec9725157875feb59a739f2ef0c30fb3d7e6251fc254079d2ef1da83aa75fc0"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Compute the headway of this image"], "available_functions": [{"name": "get_headway", "description": "Calculates the headway, which is the distance from the front of the ego vehicle to the closest leading object, using curvilinear coordinates. This function requires the ego vehicle's information, the detected lane, and the 3D bounding boxes from perception data.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"bounding_boxes\": {\"description\": \"List of 3D bounding boxes representing detected objects. Each bounding box should include dimensions and the object's position relative to the ego vehicle.\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"dict\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"ego_info\": {\"description\": \"Information about the ego vehicle, including its position and orientation.\", \"properties\": {\"orientation\": {\"description\": \"Orientation of the ego vehicle in degrees.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"position\": {\"description\": \"Curvilinear coordinates of the ego vehicle, consisting of lateral and longitudinal positions.\", \"properties\": {\"lateral\": {\"description\": \"Lateral position of the ego vehicle in meters.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"longitudinal\": {\"description\": \"Longitudinal position of the ego vehicle in meters.\", \"type\": \"float\"}}, \"type\": \"dict\"}}, \"type\": \"dict\"}, \"lane_info\": {\"description\": \"Information about the detected lane.\", \"properties\": {\"lane_id\": {\"description\": \"Unique identifier for the detected lane.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"lane_type\": {\"description\": \"Type of the lane.\", \"enum\": [\"regular\", \"merge\", \"exit\", \"turn\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"type\": \"dict\"}}, \"required\": [\"ego_info\", \"lane_info\", \"bounding_boxes\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "get_time_headway", "description": "Calculates the time headway (THW), which is the time it will take for the ego vehicle to reach the closest leading object in curvilinear coordinates. Inputs include the ego vehicle's information, the detected lane, and the 3D bounding boxes of the perceived objects.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"accelerations\": {\"description\": \"List of accelerations of the detected objects in meters per second squared (m/s^2).\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"float\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"bboxes\": {\"description\": \"List of 3D bounding boxes representing perceived objects. Each bounding box is described by its position and size.\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"dict\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"ego_info\": {\"description\": \"Contains the ego vehicle's current position and velocity.\", \"properties\": {\"position\": {\"description\": \"The vehicle's current position as a tuple of x, y, and z coordinates (meters).\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"float\"}, \"type\": \"tuple\"}, \"velocity\": {\"description\": \"The vehicle's current velocity in meters per second (m/s).\", \"type\": \"float\"}}, \"type\": \"dict\"}, \"lane_info\": {\"description\": \"Information about the detected lane, including its curvature and width.\", \"properties\": {\"curvature\": {\"description\": \"The curvature of the lane at the ego vehicle's position (1/meters).\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"width\": {\"description\": \"The width of the lane in meters (m).\", \"type\": \"float\"}}, \"type\": \"dict\"}, \"velocities\": {\"description\": \"List of velocities of the detected objects in meters per second (m/s).\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"float\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}}, \"required\": [\"ego_info\", \"lane_info\", \"bboxes\", \"velocities\", \"accelerations\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "get_time_to_collision", "description": "Calculates the time it will take for the ego vehicle to collide with the closest leading object in curvilinear coordinates, considering both vehicles' velocities and the leading object's acceleration.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"ego_acceleration\": {\"description\": \"The current acceleration of the ego vehicle in meters per second squared.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"ego_velocity\": {\"description\": \"The current velocity of the ego vehicle in meters per second.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"initial_distance\": {\"description\": \"The initial distance between the ego vehicle and the leading object in meters.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"leading_object_acceleration\": {\"description\": \"The current acceleration of the leading object in meters per second squared.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"leading_object_velocity\": {\"description\": \"The current velocity of the leading object in meters per second.\", \"type\": \"float\"}}, \"required\": [\"ego_velocity\", \"ego_acceleration\", \"leading_object_velocity\", \"leading_object_acceleration\", \"initial_distance\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_headway` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_time_headway` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_time_to_collision` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_265-57-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_265-57-0", "text_sha256": "c76166a518eaa0c47e87c5b36fd8c83be1fce876f5a0d0055f476e6e0ecc9384", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_irrelevance.json", "id": "live_irrelevance_265-57-0"}, "stratum": "live_irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8bf867428f621199206cf74f814fee656aaa1aee183fd1cf176f2bca1dfddda4"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.I say if you had a dick at one point in time, you also have all the bone structure that comes with having a dick", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/551", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/d908d35790b44215f2c3", "text_sha256": "dd0d65d86d96038060e86fecbd29bcc9e274b42d03e6956f7d796d041303d215", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 551}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "df07256347477889e80f8e6ad7073741e536c5c6d96ffd8f85b1097fb2ef8abe"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Representing yourself in court can be a tricky endeavor. Sent 2: There are confusing legal terms to learn, strict procedures to follow and volumes of case law that often need to be understood to prepare a case. Sent 3: Lake County officials and a private agency that assists indigent litigants in Illinois want to make the practice easier by creating a self-help center for people who choose to represent themselves in legal matters. Sent 4: The center, which will be housed in the law library at the main courthouse in Waukegan, could open later this summer. Sent 5: \"I think it's going to be extremely helpful,\" Court Administrator Bob Zastany said. Sent 6: \"There is a population out there that will take advantage of this resource.\" Sent 7: The self-help center will be the only one of its kind in the county. Sent 8: Only a few operate nationwide, officials said. Sent 9: The project is the work of Lake County circuit court officials and Prairie State Legal Services, a statewide agency with an office in Waukegan that provides information and legal assistance to poor and elderly Illinois residents. Sent 10: The organization has received a 25,000 grant from the Illinois Equal Justice Foundation, a nonprofit group that funds programs designed to increase access to legal information and assistance, to help pay for the effort. Sent 11: Prairie State will share the money with the county. Sent 12: The county's law library is on the first floor of the governmental center at 18 N. County St. The new self-help center will be designed to help litigants find the information they need to properly represent themselves in court, an undertaking that can be complicated and confusing. Sent 13: \"Some people can do OK on their own, and some people can do OK with some help,\" said Linda Rothnagel, the managing attorney for Prairie State Legal Services. Sent 14: \"But other people can't do it. Sent 15: It's not always easy.\" Sent 16: Self-representation is a right affirmed by the U.S. Supreme Court. Sent 17: The practice is far more common in civil matters than in criminal cases. Sent 18: In fact, self-represented litigants - formally called \"pro se\" in Latin, or \"for oneself\" - in criminal defenses are so rare that statistics about the practice generally are not kept, legal experts say. : Who is creating the self-help center which will be housed in the law library at 18 N", "question": "County Street?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Lake County officials\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Illinois Equal Justice Foundation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"A private agency that helps wealthy litigants and Lake Community College officials\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Law library\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Lake County officials and a private agency\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Lake County officials and a private agency that assists indigent litigants in Illinois called Prairie Legal Services\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"An independent agency that helps the indigent as well as the officials of Lake County\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"U.S. Supreme Court\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/273", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/162240e57bd19376c4f7", "text_sha256": "7019f1e598ab00fdc41df90132f2cfcbb59d17bfdc51b3746410b9389fea1372", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 273}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c9f41420d9893e73d84ebb7fcb696333cd15f73e32e8e1dd3fb55f400d0d8c07"}}
{"state": "User: Can you tell me my balance?\nAI: Sure, I can help you check your balance. To do this, I just need to verify your identity. Can you please confirm your username and password?\nUser: My username is JohnDoe and my password is pass123.\nAI: Thank you. Let me check your identity now.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/346", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/QueryBalance-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "009da9f19a3fee74c06611a5337cf47dc1500cf9871df4c504feab54170ce331", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 346, "file": "QueryBalance-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "165216f79ce8cfad68ba48e44d3f5e3fb8adfd95063d89fcea5b5cd9a37c330b"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: I need to register a new PostgreSQL server with the nickname 'MainDB', the host name 'pg.example.org', port number 5432, and the default database called 'sales_db'. The username is 'admin' and the password is 'password'."], "available_functions": [{"name": "dartfx_help", "description": "Provides assistance to the user on a specific topic. It explains the next steps and offers a list of suggestions for the user to consider.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"include_examples\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"Determines whether to include examples in the help message. 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{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nUp to isomorphism, how many additive abelian groups G of order 16 have the property that x + x + x + x = 0 for each x in G ?\nA) 2\nB) 3\nC) 1\nD) 0\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "claude-v1": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "claude-v2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-instant-v1": null}, "label": "claude-instant-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-college-mathematics.val.1", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-college-mathematics.val.1", "text_sha256": "e92525e1d1f0df97297062904589e30149eb5239d9d2c3ed346ab77ef504475a", "eval_name": "mmlu-college-mathematics", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-college-mathematics.val.1"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6addac39feb73bf44499f6648271ccebd4e8061f5c62547a6fc6c32d4cbb2c5d"}}
{"state": "APPENDIX \"A\"\nTHIS MUTUAL NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT is made and entered into this the 7th day of November 2001.\nBETWEEN: SMART CHIP TECHNOLOGIES, LLC\na corporation incorporated under the laws of the United States of America\nAND: CONSUMER ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES INC.\na corporation incorporated under the Canada Business Corporations Act\nWHEREAS, the Parties are desirous of exchanging information relating to confidential and more specifically relating, but not limited, to technical data, marketing, business information, and pricing, all for the purpose of exploring future potential business relationships to the mutual benefit of both Parties hereto.\nIt is anticipated that each of the undersigned Parties shall, from time to time, disclose to the other Party certain technical or business information. With respect to all such information, including any reports or other documents resulting from such exchange of information between the Parties. Each of the Parties agree to the following terms:\n1. \"Confidential Information\" means all information provided by either Party in writing or visual form which Party desires to protect from disclosure and which is marked with an appropriate stamp or legend designating such material as \"Confidential\"; and all information provided orally by a Party which that Party desires to protect from disclosure provided that such information is identified as Confidential at the time it is transmitted and is subsequently confirmed as such in writing by the disclosing Party within fifteen (15) days after such verbal transmittal.\n2. For a period of five (5) years following the date of each such disclosure or development the receiving Party shall maintain such Confidential Information as confidential, except:\n(a) Confidential Information which is or becomes known publicly through no fault of the receiving Party; or\n(b) Confidential Information learned by the receiving Party from a third party entitled to disclose it; or\n(c) Confidential Information already known to the receiving Party before receipt from the disclosing Party as shown by the receiving Party's written records; or\n(d) Confidential Information which is independently developed by the receiving Party as shown by the receiving Party's written records; or\n(e) Confidential Information which must be disclosed under operation of law.\n(f) Confidential Information which is approved for release by written authorization of the disclosing Party\n3. The receiving Party shall not, without prior written permission of the disclosing Party, furnish to any third Party any information, equipment or material embodying or made by use of any Confidential Information received or developed hereunder nor use such information for purposes other than internal evaluation so long as such Confidential Information must be maintained confidential. All Confidential Information in tangible form, and any copies thereof, disclosed hereunder, shall be promptly returned to the disclosing Party at the disclosing Party's written request, or destroyed at the disclosing Parties request provided that confirmation of destruction is given to the disclosing Party.\n4. The receiving Party shall protect the disclosed Confidential Information by using the same degree of care, but no less than a reasonable degree of care, to prevent the unauthorised use, dissemination or publication of the Confidential Information.\n5. In the event of any breach or threatened breach by the receiving Party of its obligations hereunder, the disclosing Party shall have whatever rights and remedies are available to it at law or in equity, provided, however, that in no event shall either Party be liable for any consequential damages of any nature whatsoever.\n6. This Agreement shall not be construed as granting or conferring any rights to license or otherwise, expressly, implied, or otherwise for any invention, discovery or improvement made, conceived or acquired prior to or after the date of this Agreement.\n7. Neither Party shall disclose Confidential Information nor assign work hereunder to anyone other than the receiving Party's employees who have agreed in writing to maintain the Confidential Information as confidential and to execute all documents deemed reasonably necessary by the disclosing Party to permit compliance with all provisions of this Agreement.\n8. Nothing contained in this Agreement shall constitute a commitment by either Party to the development or release of any future products and/or programs disclosed thereby or restrict either Party in its efforts to improve its existing products and systems and to conceive and develop new products and systems. Additionally, participation in the information exchange pursuant to this Agreement shall not constitute or imply a commitment by either Party to favour or recommend any product or service of the other Party.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties hereto have respectively caused this Mutual Non-disclosure Agreement to be executed by their duly authorized officers at the date first mentioned above.\nConsumer Economic Opportunities Inc. SMART CHIP TECHNOLOGIES, LLC\nBy: /s/ David Vaters By: /s/ Jim Williams\nName: David Vaters Name:\nTitle: President, CEO Title: President & CEO", "questions": {"nda-1": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"All Confidential Information shall be expressly identified by the Disclosing Party.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-10": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall not disclose the fact that Agreement was agreed or negotiated.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-2": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information shall only include technical information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-7": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may share some Confidential Information with some third-parties (including consultants, agents and professional advisors).\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/482", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/482", "text_sha256": "4046d6564e3bba3df2dbfbbf18f5bb6137c0e67869cbefd050bcf15afc3c9474", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 482, "file_name": "1100772_0001038838-02-000125_ex1032sb2no5.txt"}, "stratum": "sec-text", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "dfc0d8eeb1960cdbcff10d187f8d5d8cbdf8d40addf20e4cdfca7149738d227a"}}
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{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#2e2a24 #ddbd73 #a39066 #833f38 #791a1b", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#2e2a24 #ddbd73 #a39066 #833f38 #791a1b", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#224a39 #b4cfd0 #391018 #bfeb7b #8b806a", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#224a39 #b4cfd0 #391018 #bfeb7b #8b806a", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#9b7c84 #f5c8b3 #ceaea3 #391b10 #feadbe", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#004240 #9fd4b1 #bde8c3 #e0ffe8 #cf0700", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#d77f43 #779f9d #96ccbd #fafcfc #edc282", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#d77f43 #779f9d #96ccbd #fafcfc #edc282", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#98edb0 #ffff8b #c0eb94 #438275 #1f4e57", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#999999 #ffffff #ffabfe #000000 #4d4d4d", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#0d0000 #8c7e64 #bf9e39 #d0d9d2 #93bbbf", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ce8866 #ddf291 #bcd955 #ebf2f2 #3991d0", "rating": 4}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#ffff00 #010100 #556c7a #9eacb8 #e81e01", "b": "#fff7d3 #cedb6b #799e7d #353336 #191717"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/288", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/288", "text_sha256": "82de14fa55bafb40a03764de4c0e0bd1e811c1989be36514f20ca899fb1dd5a3", "themes": [1266, 1501], "ratings": [1, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 288}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ad8a2e2297fcb13ff81d8ce8313c94be8f210c1bdd924f57489c7bc572c2e58b"}}
{"state": "In the eerie glow of a laser tag arena, Nelson's life tragically ended with an axe, leaving Detective Winston to navigate a web of deception spun by suspects Mackenzie and Erika.\n\nWinston had barely blinked since he started pouring over the case files. Nelson, the financial auditor, was found murdered at a laser tag arena of all places, and the murder weapon: an axe. This was far from the norm and even stranger was the timing of the murder, coinciding with a laser tag game Nelson had been participating in.\n\nThe local PD had brought in Mackenzie for questioning. Winston noted she wore an expensive watch, as did Nelson. Seems they had more in common than he had first thought.\n\nWinston entered the interrogation room. Mackenzie didn't look up. He started off the conversation as casually as possible.\n\n\"Heard you and Nelson went to play laser tag that very day,\" Winston asked, with a neutral expression.\n\n\"Yeah,\" answered Mackenzie, \"He wanted to blow off some steam after working all day.\"\n\n\"Work must've been tough. Big pressure in the audit department,\" said Winston, maintaining his tone.\n\n\"A lot of discrepancies for sure,\" Mackenzie replied, her voice a tad more serious this time.\n\nInteresting. Winston remembered Nelson had filed a complaint about anomalies with the funds in the company. He had to change the course of the enquiry slightly.\n\n\"I've heard they have some pretty secluded areas in these laser tag arenas. You were spotted heading into one of them shortly before the game during which Nelson was murdered, Mackenzie,\" said Winston, watching her face closely. She took a deep breath before speaking again.\n\n\"I used to work as a lumberjack. I got used to the quiet, you know?\" she responded, her eyes never leaving his. \"Used to throw axes in college as part of a sport, so I also went into those areas to relax when I had time between games.\"\n\nTaking a pause himself, Winston said, \"And this axe you've recently been seen with?\"\n\n\"I took it with me that day,\" she admitted without hesitation. \"Thought some kids might like to see some tricks. Used to show 'em off back in my lumberjack days.\"\n\nWinston nodded, \"You certainly know how to handle one.\"\n\nSuddenly, Winston's phone buzzed with a message. He skimmed through the contents and glanced up at Mackenzie again, now studying her expensive accessories.\n\n\"Mackenzie, you made several large cash deposits recently,\" Winston said, still casual, \"Uncommon for your pay grade, no?\"\n\nA flash of a defensive posture wasn't lost on Winston. But the room remained silent except for his ensuing words.\n\n\"Well, we can get to that later,\" Winston said standing up and walking to the door, \"Take care, Mackenzie.\"\n\nShe nodded, her eyes now transfixed at the solitary light bulb above her.\n\nAfter leaving the room, Winston exhaled a deep breath. He felt a strange energy from Mackenzie...an air of danger and desperation. But he had to stick to the facts, and the facts alone. Destiny, it seemed, had led him down an unusual path indeed.\n\nWinston studied the crime scene report from the laser tag arena. Nelson was the victim this time. His eyebrows narrowed as he looked at the weapon of question - an axe. Quite a strange telling for such a place.\n\nThe next part of Winston’s day led him to Erika, Nelson's travel companion and a former lumberjack champion by trade. Erika was neither surprised by the detective or the fact he wanted to discuss Nelson's demise.\n\n\"Erika and Nelson entered the arena together and you were with him the entire time...,\" he asked in a questioning manner.\n\n\"Yes detective, Nelson and I both arrived together and I never left his side until...,\" she replied in a collected voice.\n\n\"An axe in a laser tag arena...,\" Winston sighed under his breath. Erika's ears seemed to pick on this and she acknowledged the odd presence of the tool.\n\n\"Yes, Detective... I noticed that toolbox. I even commented to Nelson about the axe inside it\". Her lumberjack past echoed slightly in her voice as she spoke.\n\nShe didn't hide that she exhibited high axe-wielding skills - a fact that was common knowledge in her home town. She won numerous lumberjack competitions, after all.\n\nDuring his investigation, Winston also found that Erika had a habit of using a VPN when browsing the internet, and that she cleared her browsing history after each session. He had to smile at this. In an age when everyone displayed their lives on social media, Erika's avoidance of the platform was quite unique. It was something Winston astutely noticed.\n\nConfirming this observation was Gerald, a companion on their recent travel. \"Erika, she's rather private when it comes to the internet. She stays away from social media, and I've seen her clear her browser history after each use,\" he noted in his conversation with Winston.\n\nHe found that confirmed by her college roommate as well. She blushed, then sheepishly said, \"Yeah, Erika never really cared for social media. She's always been a private person.\"\n\n\"Erika, I find it quite peculiar that Nelson was found dead just minutes after you two entered the laser tag arena and were together,\" Winston finally expressed.\n\nErika's gaze shifted slightly at Winston’s last comment but she remained silent, her face a calm mask.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Mackenzie", "opt_2": "Erika"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/94", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/94", "text_sha256": "0ddd8f70182662a1b5700bf477e8156b5c230a96e17ceb787c9462afd86a9728", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 94}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2d66ef793a53e7a8a2f75f8c24aa78109510911af39768f0dae9aca3a342d3f6"}}
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{"state": "Inside the buzzing hubbub of the city's most popular recording studio, Ivan's death by snake venom sends shockwaves through the music realm, forcing the indomitable Detective Winston to pierce the veil of sound and silence, suspects, Timothy and Ricky, echoing in his ears.\n\nThe flashing lights and the police tape painted a macabre picture outside the recording studio where Ivan was pronounced dead. Detective Winston stared at the dispatch report and heaved a weary sigh. Highlighted information spelled out a sad tale of love, jealousy, and secrets; especially the ones contained in Timothy's silent confession of an argument where Ivan confronted him about the affair with his girlfriend.\n\nAs he entered the studio, a peculiar detail stood out – it was empty when the victim was found. The police had taken the usual preliminary measures, clearing the premises as they went. That detail played a repetitive note in Winston's mind. There was only one name that matched the time of death, Timothy.\n\nBegrudgingly, he agreed to interview Timothy, the victim’s friend and also a surfing instructor by trade. Timothy's van was a shrine to waxed boards of all sizes, shapes, and colors, almost like weapons of battle against the waves. When Winston had asked him about it, Timothy fondly explained that every board had its unique purpose, for each wave and beach condition. His job demanded him to know places, waves, and beaches in intimate detail. One could even notice the envy tinged bitterness in Timothy's voice when he shared his love for discovering new surfing spots and how Ivan’s musical success overshadowed his own aspirations.\n\n“What brings you here, detective?” Timothy's voice cut through Winston's thoughts. “Well, you were last seen here with Ivan. You guys…\"\n\n“Yeah, we were working on a music project together,” Timothy finished Winston's half-spoken question. His face turned a shade darker as he added, “That was our thing, you know. He did the music, I brought the vibe. But everyone always loved Ivan more, even my own girlfriend.”\n\nThere was a certain restlessness in Timothy's manner. His eyes kept darting towards the door, his van in sight. It was always packed and ready; 'to chase the waves,' Timothy had shared during the friendly chit-chat. His resentment towards Ivan had resurfaced, amplified by the fact that Ivan's girlfriend was now in love with him.\n\nWhen Winston mentioned Ivan's girlfriend, Timothy's smile tightened. Yet when he asked about the argument where Ivan had confronted him about the affair, the smile faded away completely. He didn't want to expose sharper edges of their relationship; the complex, fraught friendship woven with threads of rivalry and jealousy. Most of all, there was a looming fear of Ivan revealing their secret affair to the world.\n\nWinston slowly stood up, giving Timothy a knowing look. He thanked him for his time and walked away, leaving an unsettling silence behind him as Timothy sat, staring at the spot where Ivan used to create music. His secret was a festering wound he had no idea how to treat, and the fear of exposure was a haunting melody he couldn't escape.\n\nAt the end of a long day, Winston found himself standing on the bridge, gazing at the dark and unyielding ocean. The carefully collected facts played on repeat, like a song stuck in a loop. He couldn't help but think of Timothy, his passions, his secrets, his fear, his jealousy, and his time at the studio which eerily aligned with the irrevocable end of Ivan's life. A hazy picture began to take form in his mind, but he knew it was far from complete...There were still missing notes in this haunting symphony of death.\n\nDetective Winston stepped out of his car and straightened his tie as he made his way towards the pet shop. An older man stood at the entrance, a look of potential fear and regret on his face. \n\n\"Ricky?\" Winston asked with a raised eyebrow.\n\n\"Depends who's asking,\" Ricky responded, eyeing Winston over. \n\n\"Detective Winston,\" he introduced himself and showed his badge. He noticed a change in Ricky's demeanor. \"Might we have a word regarding your business?\"\n\nRicky, swallowing hard, nodded and gestured to the back room of the pet shop. It was filled with a variety of animals, among them a large, intimidating venomous snake settled in a glass tank, aptly showcased as the shop's specialty.\n\n\"You seem to have quite a variety of pets here, and appropriate paperwork on display. You do legally own this place, don't you?\" Winston asked, pointing at the legal documents hanging on the wall.\n\nRicky, still unsettled, nodded, \"Yes. I also know a bit about venom extraction, which makes this business unique,\" he added with an attempt at lightheartedness. \n\n\"You know, the police got a tip-off about some illegal activity regarding this pet shop,\" Winston continued. Ricky's eyes widened.\n\n\"Why, I've no idea what you're insinuating detective,\" Ricky stuttered, looking like a man who feared impending financial and legal repercussions.\n\n\"Your financial situation hasn't been the best we've heard,\" Winston said, \"and someone named Ivan has been feeding us some rather interesting information regarding your debts.\"\n\n\"Ivan.\" Ricky whispered under his breath.\n\n\"It seems you had a private meeting with Ivan in an empty recording studio,\" Winston revealed, seeing Ricky's surprise at this information. \"That's where he recorded your conversation, and you confessed to some illegal activities, didn't you?\"\n\nRicky looked down and then glanced up, resignation in his eyes. He nodded somberly, \"Yes, Ivan was the only one who knew about the illegal activities... He recorded me talking about the illegal sales and has been blackmailing me with the recording.\"\n\nWinston thanked Ricky for his time and walked out of the pet shop with much to ponder about this case. One thing was certain - the recording studio where Ricky made his confession was going to be his next stop.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Timothy", "opt_2": "Ricky"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/41", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/41", "text_sha256": "222682283f22018da54f7f2777b4dea4c6efc325e4a3dae1125709f275175b6b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 41}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "094fbeb2b47c59228723f3375dfeb02585d47ed87818180e8d803e1ebbffee92"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me find some treatments for abdominal pain?\nAI: Sure, I can help with that. What specific symptom are you experiencing?\nUser: Abdominal pain.\nAI: Got it. Let me search for some treatments.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "SymptomSearch": "This API searches for a given symptom.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "SearchEngine": "This API searches for a given keyword for search engine.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge."}, "label": "SymptomSearch", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/372", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/SymptomSearch-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "cbfbd685a3fe5bd26c7bc9c97121283f9b49fb26460f9bc09b91ae4e36ca036d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 372, "file": "SymptomSearch-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "SymptomSearch", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cf4994934f1b6de0e9ce134060e14d2ce895b249dc879b6390a2778c815d256e"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Tell me some of the major airports in the United States."], "available_functions": [{"name": "distance.calculate", "description": "Calculate the distance between two geographical points.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"from_lat\": {\"description\": \"The latitude of the start point.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"from_long\": {\"description\": \"The longitude of the start point.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"to_lat\": {\"description\": \"The latitude of the end point.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"to_long\": {\"description\": \"The longitude of the end point.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"unit\": {\"description\": \"The unit for distance calculation, 'miles' or 'kilometers'. Default is 'miles'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"from_lat\", \"from_long\", \"to_lat\", \"to_long\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `distance.calculate` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/irrelevance_117", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/irrelevance_117", "text_sha256": "ceac678b434b4417a6ca40e44d818993ddf801d581f421c1840c8ac100e1be5c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_irrelevance.json", "id": "irrelevance_117"}, "stratum": "irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f7df78ca78f37b983211b21a118e6e7ed12c1048ffc9c840e970852a1749ab3a"}}
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{"state": "How would you calculate carbon emissions of software?\n\nIf I have a compute intensive piece of software that I optimize and I cut the compute time in half, how would I go about calculating the carbon emissions I have saved?\n\nI guess I can take the compute time saved over a certain period, multiply with the energy use, and take the carbon emissions of the energy used into account?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "emissions are directly related to the fuel’s carbon\ncontent. Because Equation 3 is only applicable to CO2\nemissions, Equation 1 or 2 should be used in conjunction\nto calculate CH4\n and N2\nO emissions.\nFollow the steps below to calculate emissions.\nStep 1: Select the appropriate equation.\nBased on the information available on the characteristics\nof the fuel being consumed, select the appropriate\nequation to use in calculating emissions. See the\ndiscussion above on the three possible equations.\nStep 2: Determine the amount of fuel combusted.\nEach fuel type should be quantified separately. This can\nbe based on fuel receipts, purchase records, or through\ndirect measurement at the combustion device. If purchase\nrecords are used, care should be taken to subtract out any fuel used to produce feedstocks or materials such as plastics\nwhere the carbon is ultimately stored. Section 3 describes in more detail the different sources that can be used to\ndetermine the amount of fuel combusted and the possible units in which fuel combustion may be measured.\nStep 3: Determine equation inputs.", "doc_2": "Different calculation methods can lead to different results. The results can\nlargely vary also for different geographic regions and timeframes (see, in\nexample, [ how C.I. of electricity varies, for different European countries,\nand how varied in a few years\n](http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1361920916307933) : from\n2009 to 2013 the C.I. of electricity in the European Union fell on average by\n20%,  [3]  So while comparing different values of Carbon Intensity it is\nimportant to correctly consider all the boundary conditions (or initial\nhypotheses) considered for the calculations. For example, Chinese oil fields\nemit between 1.5 and more than 40 g of CO  2e  per [ MJ ](/wiki/Joule \"Joule\")\nwith about 90% of all fields emitting 1.5–13.5 g CO  2e  .  [4]  Such highly\nskewed carbon intensity patterns necessitate disaggregation of seemingly\nhomogeneous emission activities and proper consideration of many factors for\nunderstanding.  [5]", "doc_3": "Equation 3:\nEmissions = Fuel x CC x 44/12\nWhere:\nEmissions = Mass of CO2\n emitted\nFuel = Mass or volume of fuel combusted\nCC = Fuel carbon content, in units of mass of\ncarbon per mass or volume of fuel\n44/12 = ratio of molecular weights of CO2\nand carbon\n6\nSection 2: Calculating Emissions\nU.S. EPA Center for Corporate Climate Leadership – GHG Inventory Guidance\nDirect Emissions from Stationary Combustion Sources\nStep 4: Calculate emissions.\nUse the appropriate equation with the fuel consumption and other equation inputs to calculate the emissions of CO2\n,\nCH4\n, and N2\nO. Multiply the emissions of CH4", "doc_4": "We can compare each country’s total contribution to global emissions by\nlooking at _cumulative_ _CO_ _2_ . We can calculate cumulative emissions by\nadding up each country’s annual CO  2  emissions over time. We did this\ncalculation for each region and the largest CO  2  emitters over the period\nfrom 1751 through to 2017.  3", "doc_5": "Among these fuels, coal stands out as the most carbon-intensive, emitting the\nhighest levels of CO2 per unit of energy produced. While oil and natural gas\nare relatively less carbon-intensive, they still contribute to CO2 emissions."}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/22", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/22", "text_sha256": "388afbf664174720d988f35a4f863f8aa1f4708f775e826159cd8ab0b43e988b", "gold_id": "software_carbon/Emissionintensity_46.txt", "negative_ids": ["wood_CO2/stationaryemissions32016pdf_17.txt", "wood_CO2/stationaryemissions32016pdf_14.txt", "solar_car/solarenergyvsfossilfuels_250.txt", "co2_emission_regulation/co2emissions_70.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "22"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c69b8b90bf9ea857770bdeec3fe559650c7c1d5dad8442bd522bd67b70672254"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: 能帮我查一下中国广州市和北京市现在的天气状况吗？请使用公制单位。"], "available_functions": [{"name": "get_current_weather", "description": "Retrieves the current weather conditions for a specified location, such as 'City, State' or 'City, Country'.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"location\": {\"description\": \"The location for which the weather is being requested, in the format of 'City, State (abbr)' or 'City, Country', such as 'Berkeley, CA' or 'London, UK'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"unit\": {\"default\": \"metric\", \"description\": \"The unit system used for weather condition values (e.g., temperature, wind speed).\", \"enum\": [\"metric\", \"imperial\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "start_oncall", "description": "Initiate an on-call support session when a user explicitly requests assistance. The user's question, which should be clear and devoid of irrelevant details, can be referenced from the preceding chat interaction.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"oncall_type\": {\"description\": \"The category of the on-call support request.\", \"enum\": [\"swift\", \"mbox\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"question\": {\"description\": \"The concise question posed by the user, with irrelevant information omitted.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"question\", \"oncall_type\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "create_workspace", "description": "Creates a new workspace in the mbox system, based on a specified branch of the aweme git repository.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"base_branch\": {\"description\": \"The name of the base branch in the aweme git repository from which the workspace will be created.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"name\": {\"description\": \"The name of the new workspace. Must be unique within the mbox system.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"name\", \"base_branch\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "generate_password", "description": "Generate a secure, random password based on specified criteria including length, numerical, and special character inclusion.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"include_numbers\": {\"default\": true, \"description\": \"Whether to include numerical digits (0-9) in the password.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"include_special_characters\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"Whether to include special characters (e.g., !, @, #) in the password.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"length\": {\"description\": \"The desired number of characters in the password. Must be an integer greater than 0.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"length\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_current_weather` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `start_oncall` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `create_workspace` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}, "call_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `generate_password` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_parallel_multiple_1-1-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_parallel_multiple_1-1-0", "text_sha256": "a567d731049474b27b991694ef85166db4664b174f2aad9a3f4fb50256890991", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "live_parallel_multiple_1-1-0"}, "stratum": "live_parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "01980065f935cdbca21700b09f542ae81b6c8bb29141cb522da441531f8885b5"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nIn rare cases, the residue of blood on ancient stone tools can:\nA) be used to predict the types of weapons that were not used for hunting.\nB) be used to identify the species of animals killed and likely eaten.\nC) prevent archaeologists from doing their research, since only forensic anthropologists can study bloody tools.\nD) none of the above; blood does not preserve and has never been identified on stone tools.\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-v1": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-prehistory.val.123", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-prehistory.val.123", "text_sha256": "f5ee04bfe8782440598a7b77d098137cf7824d54e6959cd670ce37ee5c1e8b47", "eval_name": "mmlu-prehistory", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-prehistory.val.123"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7e624c9ee380cd1f62142031515d348459c566de82fce5271c98176b277952ab"}}
{"state": "Where is the headquarter of the company that produced currently the most popular TV show?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Get TV Shows On Air: Returns a list of TV shows currently on air, along with their title, ID, and year of release.", "tool_2": "Get Airing Today TV Shows: Retrieve a list of TV shows that are currently airing, including their title, ID, and year.", "tool_3": "GET_tv_popular: Get a list of the current popular TV shows on TMDb. This list updates daily.", "tool_4": "Get Popular TV Shows By Year: Retrieve a list of popular TV shows by a specified year, along with their title, ID, and release year.", "tool_5": "get-most-popular-tv-shows: Retrieve the most popular TV shows from IMDb based on user location."}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_tmdb_query_3", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_tmdb_query_3", "text_sha256": "85f6403a6affd58ad71a28a71227dc57a6d2463c12b1b9b19adb8c7a33c7788d", "gold_id": "webtools_tmdb_tool_1", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_12664", "toolACE_tool_1426", "toolACE_tool_6522", "toolACE_tool_1427"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:restgpt-tmdb/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "restgpt-tmdb", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "03e77e7547b00f032724c318c199920ba063b90158cc19556237d300379bb572"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#e0fceb #c8dbbf #63a8a5 #db0048 #393a3d", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#a9c970 #790000 #fafacc #2e2422 #a57c52", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#a30521 #c9ba98 #f2ffb5 #fff8fe #6e6d57", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#bfbfbf #737373 #404040 #0d0d0d #f2f2f2", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#bfbfbf #737373 #404040 #0d0d0d #f2f2f2", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#70b8ff #006666 #660a33 #b30059 #ffe158", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#11041c #2a3f40 #a6a6a6 #3c484f #191936", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f2e3b6 #b2bf95 #81a677 #5d7362 #010326", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#000000 #b0aeb5 #00816a #66cc44 #ffd430", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#fffee5 #31c788 #33272b #ec9934 #b92b00", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#705053 #694753 #694153 #4f3952 #80383a", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#705053 #694753 #694153 #4f3952 #80383a", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#45ffa7 #3ee7c1 #3eb8e7 #459bff #51f9ff", "b": "#354e4a #a66932 #c48f39 #c4a461 #d95e43"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/1010", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/1010", "text_sha256": "0eeddae2bca72e1dd1fc7a5f6f03ee081284b805f4ca8ce3a90cc7ca94645a32", "themes": [3746, 9544], "ratings": [3, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 1010}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2de826c3690876f7ab38efe3ca7749b064629eb79a24198b8191ff42250bf493"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Graham-Cassidy insurance bailout could turn Texas blue"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Graham-Cassidy Cheese bailout could turn Texas blue", "b": "Graham-Cassidy insurance bailout could turn red blue"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/8142-12610", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/8142", "text_sha256": "61d665868e9eb919861c1ba3c00e6f107603f31d72a2aabcacb54c4d30d1d969", "grades": ["0.6", "0.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "8142-12610"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9a006a6fc905a9b420a3fa24863611c8b998393ee47f169bf2da84618da1642d"}}
{"state": "In the aftermath of the devastating earthquake that rocked the city, our mission was clear: establish a large-scale triage operation amidst the wreckage. The cacophony of destruction and human suffering echoed around us, demanding swift and decisive action. Three critical roles were at the forefront: patient assessment, immediate medical response, and recovery. My team, comprised of Hannah, Miles, and Olivia, each brought their unique strengths and weaknesses to the table. In this high-stakes environment, it was my responsibility to assign them effectively.\n\nHannah, a compassionate soul with a talent for detail, was incredibly attentive and had a knack for procuring all the necessary medical history from patients. She would connect with our patients on a personal level, offering a comforting presence amidst the chaos. But there was a hiccup: she shied away from severe injuries. The sight of crushed limbs and profound lacerations would drain her face of color, her hands would tremble. Quick decision-making skills were not her strongest suit, and this proved to be a vulnerability. Challenging too, was her propensity to challenge Miles' decisions and her frequent disagreements with Olivia.\n\nMiles was a pillar of solidity, a rock amidst the chaos. His past as a combat medic had equipped him to tackle extreme stress and trauma with ease. His emergency medical training was evident in his actions: there was decisiveness in his work, quick and precise movements that reflected his skill and experience. He was quick with Olivia's shorthand, a testament to their working relationship. But Miles struggled to keep his ego in check sometimes: he tended to dismiss Hannah's suggestions, leading to unnecessary tensions.\n\nOlivia, on the other hand, was the balance between Miles' overt confidence and Hannah's hesitations. Her medical training was basic, yet she had managed to leverage it in high-pressure situations previously. She could be hesitant sometimes, but she knew when to step aside and allow Miles to be at the helm during procedures. Her listening skills were commendable, and she had a tireless endeavour to improve, but she just wasn't very good at asking the right medical questions. An additional factor that strained the cohesive operation was her frustration with Hannah, whom she thought made a fuss out of minor matters.\n\nIn the face of disaster, in the very bosom of human tragedy and loss, we had to act. Efficiency, adaptability, and resourcefulness were the call of the day. I stood there, amidst the chaos and the agonizing wails of the victims, evaluating Hannah, Miles, and Olivia. A decision had to be taken, roles had to be assigned. We had a critical task ahead of us - the team needed exactitude in their roles to navigate through the disaster efficiently. As their leader, I knew what needed to be done.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Patient Assessment: Miles, Immediate Medical Response: Hannah and Olivia", "opt_2": "Patient Assessment: Hannah, Immediate Medical Response: Miles and Olivia", "opt_3": "Patient Assessment: Olivia, Immediate Medical Response: Hannah and Miles"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/152", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/152", "text_sha256": "af74f0cd22caf77116c0ab3c1948cbaef51d3693bdf9c61d6b292c6f2e8d6c2b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 152}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "64cf87a249099acad850cf8ac8d6c94496bb7d8f1f6ed970aeabe5a488eec2ac"}}
{"state": "Why is the sea level in Hudson Bay decreasing so much? Hudson Bay is pretty far up north, much closer to glaciers. Would it make sense for it to recede at this level with sources of fresh water relatively close?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Physics video introduces a few key concepts that make measuring sea level pretty complex:\n\nThe Earth is not perfectly spherical, but an ellipsoid, due to its spin. This means that the Earth is “fatter” at the equator and slightly flattened at the poles, so that: “if you thought Earth was a sphere and defined sea level by standing on the sea ice at the North Pole, then the surface of the ocean at the equator would be 21km above sea level”.\nDifferential density of the interior of the Earth so that “", "doc_2": "div>\n</div>\n\n<hr>\n<p>The Minute Physics video introduces a few key concepts that make measuring sea level pretty complex:</p>\n\n<ol>\n\t<li>The Earth is not perfectly spherical, but an ellipsoid, due to its spin. This means that the Earth is “fatter” at the equator and slightly flattened at the poles, so that: “if you thought Earth was a sphere and defined sea level by standing on the sea ice at the North Pole, then the surface of the ocean", "doc_3": "Sea Level Isn't Level: This Elastic Earth\nPosted on 18 August 2012 by Rob PaintingContinued from: North Carolina Lawmakers Turning a Blind Eye to Sea Level Reality? \nAlthough sea level rise might, at first glance, seem to be a relatively easy subject to grasp, much of the misunderstanding that exists in the blogosphere (and elsewhere) can be put down to the flawed notion that the sea behaves like water in a swimming pool, or bathtub. In reality the Earth's surface (lithosphere) is elastic and deformable which contributes to a complicated picture", "doc_4": "part4 -------------------\nDeglaciation[edit]\nA temperature rise marking the end of the most recent ice age, as derived from ice core data.\n\nMain article: Holocene glacial retreat\n\nSee also: Bølling–Allerød warming, Meltwater pulse 1A, and Deglaciation\nScientists from the Center for Arctic Gas Hydrate, Environment and Climate at the University of Tromsø, published a study in June 2017\ndescribing over a hundred ocean sediment craters, some 3,000 m wide and up to 300 m deep, formed by explosive eruptions of methane from destabilized methane hydrates, following ice-sheet retreat during the LGP, around 12,000 years ago. These areas around the Barents Sea still seep methane today. The study hypothesized that existing bulges containing methane reservoirs could eventually have the same fate.", "doc_5": "ice-free Arctic Ocean period by 2050.) Additional fresh water flowing into the North Atlantic during a warming cycle may also reduce the global ocean water circulation. Such a reduction (by reducing the effects of the Gulf Stream) would have a cooling effect on northern Europe, which in turn would lead to increased low-latitude snow retention during the summer.[57][58][59] It has also been suggested[by whom?] that during an extensive glacial, glaciers may move through the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, extending into the North Atlantic Ocean far enough to block the Gulf Stream.\n\nNegative"}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/10", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/10", "text_sha256": "efa83d93ec0c4fb94313318fcb58acedd62d2b5e4ed9f7744eb311d633730280", "gold_id": "falling_sea_level_in_hudson_bay/Last_Glacial_Period4.txt", "negative_ids": ["far_from_sea_level/8803_8.txt", "sea_level_rising_factor/what_is_sea_level4_7.txt", "difference_in_climate_change/Ice_age3_39.txt", "sea_level_and_ele/Sea_Level_Isnt_Level_This_Elastic_Earth_html4_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "10"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5fc6401d5d4e88d0b25516ca70562e8f106181c62084e12f0024ea30c8acb956"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Drum corps", "context": "Several percussionists stand on a field. They march in place on the field. They are drumming in sync. a woman"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "continuously hits a high note.", "opt_2": "is talking again in front of a tent.", "opt_3": "in a black robe sings in a room.", "opt_4": "walks by with a video camera."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/44027", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_ikZwamRM5mo", "text_sha256": "b45cd92dd3e86e1884e0a7ab6733ebe4e9cd882ad3aa5b743ba49bc5eb5aa327", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2869, "source_id": "activitynet~v_ikZwamRM5mo"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3db8f6ba0004f505c9e66a955e74a7acc41d60fc470c18b77e8b321e834e2140"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me book a hotel room?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. What's the name of the hotel you're interested in?\nUser: The Hilton.\nAI: Great, what date are you checking in and checking out?\nUser: I'll be checking in on June 1st and checking out on June 10th.\nAI: How many rooms do you need and how many adults and children will be staying?\nUser: I need two rooms for four adults and two children.\nAI: Alright, let me check if there are rooms available at the Hilton for those dates.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"BookHotel": "This API orders a hotel room. Two rooms are ordered if the number of adults is greater than 2. Only one order can be made at same time.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date.", "QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username')."}, "label": "BookHotel", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/393", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/BookHotel-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "8ac1aca18933ab4ca7951e45f304e749a9fccb31b5d2801c62aa917d183309c2", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 393, "file": "BookHotel-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "BookHotel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "566b7a40f26080f7469ac21d673153038485da16ec4826809215632c30e70b19"}}
{"state": "We all know that as waves approach the shallow shores, the waves begin to form a characteristic shape. The upper portion of these breaking waves appears to curl forward and downwards over the bottom segment of the wave, before breaking into \"white wash\". The image below illustrates what this characteristic shape looks like:\n\nSo why do waves form this characteristic breaking shape as they approach the shallow shores?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "above 25 meters (82 ft).\nThe top of a wave is known as the crest, the lowest point between waves is the trough and the distance between the crests is the wavelength. The wave is pushed across the surface of the ocean by the wind, but this represents a transfer of energy and not horizontal movement of water. As waves approach land and move into shallow water, they change their behavior. If approaching at an angle, waves may bend (refraction) or wrap around rocks and headlands (diffraction). When the wave reaches a point where its deepest oscillations of the water", "doc_2": "strong storms to double or triple that height. Rogue waves, however, have been documented at heights above 25 meters (82 ft).\nThe top of a wave is known as the crest, the lowest point between waves is the trough and the distance between the crests is the wavelength. The wave is pushed across the surface of the ocean by the wind, but this represents a transfer of energy and not horizontal movement of water. As waves approach land and move into shallow water, they change their behavior. If approaching at an angle, waves may bend (refraction) or wrap around rocks and head", "doc_3": ", but this represents a transfer of energy and not a horizontal movement of water. As waves approach land and move into shallow water, they change their behavior. If approaching at an angle, waves may bend (refraction) or wrap rocks and headlands (diffraction). When the wave reaches a point where its deepest oscillations of the water contact the seabed, they begin to slow down. This pulls the crests closer together and increases the waves' height, which is called wave shoaling. When the ratio of the wave's height to the water depth increases above a certain limit, it", "doc_4": "part1 -------------------\nIn fluid dynamics, dispersion of water waves generally refers to frequency dispersion, which means that waves of different wavelengths travel at different phase speeds. Water waves, in this context, are waves propagating on the water surface, with gravity and surface tension as the restoring forces. As a result, water with a free surface is generally considered to be a dispersive medium.\nFor a certain water depth, surface gravity waves – i.e. waves occurring at the air–water interface and gravity as the only force restoring it to flatness – propagate faster with increasing wavelength. On the other hand, for a given (fixed) wavelength, gravity waves in deeper water have a larger phase speed than in shallower water. In contrast with the behavior of gravity waves, capillary waves (i.e. only forced by surface tension) propagate faster for shorter wavelengths.\nBesides frequency dispersion, water waves also exhibit amplitude dispersion. This is a nonlinear effect, by which waves of larger amplitude have a different phase speed from small-amplitude waves.", "doc_5": "and oil platforms use metocean statistics from measurements in computing the wave forces (due to for instance the hundred-year wave) they are designed against. Rogue waves, however, have been documented at heights above 25 meters (82 ft).\nThe top of a wave is known as the crest, the lowest point between waves is the trough and the distance between the crests is the wavelength. The wave is pushed across the surface of the sea by the wind, but this represents a transfer of energy and not a horizontal movement of water. As waves approach land and move into shallow water, they"}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/13", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/13", "text_sha256": "d27551612101f4ba884ab38a493e090fc9d497ae292c24d285c12383ad44a940", "gold_id": "shape_of_waves/Dispersion_%28water_waves%291.txt", "negative_ids": ["falling_sea_level_in_hudson_bay/Sea1_25.txt", "falling_sea_level_in_hudson_bay/Sea3_20.txt", "falling_sea_level_in_hudson_bay/Ocean1_30.txt", "falling_sea_level_in_hudson_bay/Ocean5_8.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "13"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6aa1a622af0f1a4b310f9c926902dfc9c69a153a39da55973e03194b4268fe99"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nFor which of these two scenarios does the main character (who uses I/me/my) do something clearly morally wrong, according to ordinary moral standards in the US as of 2020? Scenario 1 | I told the hospital front desk my son was seriously ill because I wanted a doctor's attention. Scenario 2 | I took the child to the mall and then forgot where in the mall the child is located.\nA) Wrong, Not wrong\nB) Not wrong, Not wrong\nC) Not wrong, Wrong\nD) Wrong, Wrong\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-instant-v1": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-v2": null, "claude-v1": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null}, "label": "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.574", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.574", "text_sha256": "cd2f1f53c742ab02155dee3993e0cdffa95bdc8a2befdc217f91d1cd166b13bc", "eval_name": "mmlu-moral-scenarios", "correct_models": ["gpt-3.5-turbo-1106"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.574"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "14c3afa8c63468956b6b85f0667d7f40c17efc14c3518a9d92dc6ede216cc4b4"}}
{"state": "Exhibit 99(d)(7)\nNON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nThis Mutual Non-disclosure Agreement (the “Agreement”) is entered into and effective as of the 28 day of November, 2017, by and between:\nBlackstreet Capital Holdings, LLC, a Delaware LLC having the address specified on the signature page (the “Potential Acquiror”)\n- and -\nthe undersigned Potential Acquiree, a Delaware corporation, having the address specified on the signature page (the “Company”)\nRECITALS:\nA. The parties to this Agreement want to enter into discussions concerning a potential business transaction, including a potential acquisition transaction (the “Proposed Transaction”).\nB. In connection with such discussions, the parties contemplate exchanging information, including confidential and proprietary information.\nC. Each party agrees to protect the proprietary and confidential information of the other.\nNOW THEREFORE in consideration of the mutual covenants contained herein and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, the parties agree to the following:\nScope of Confidential Information\n1. “Confidential Information” means, for each party, whether in oral, written or in electronic form:\n(i) any information, data, intellectual property (including trade secrets), facts and financial information relating to the existing or proposed business, products, customers or services of such party and its affiliates that are treated as confidential by it, or ought to be considered confidential from their nature or the circumstances surrounding their disclosure; (ii) the existence of, and either party's potential participation in, the Proposed Transaction (including the contents and details of any discussions and negotiations of the terms, conditions and other matters with respect thereto); and (iii) any reports, analyses, forecasts, memoranda, compilations, studies, notes or summaries of such information, or other written or electronic documents prepared by, or on behalf of or for the Recipient or affiliates, directors, officers, managers, employees, shareholders, members or other equity holders, agents or advisors (“Representatives”) of the Recipient, to the extent that they use, contain, relate to, reflect, or are derived from such information (collectively, “Derivative Confidential Information”).\n2. Notwithstanding the foregoing, information which would otherwise be considered “Confidential Information”, is not subject to the terms of this Agreement if such information is:\n(a) in the public domain other than as a consequence of a breach of the obligations contained in this Agreement or other duty of confidentiality to the Disclosing Party relating to such information;\n(b) known by the party receiving the Confidential Information (the “Recipient”) prior to the disclosure of the Confidential Information by the disclosing party (the “Disclosing Party”) without any other obligation of confidentiality to the Disclosing Party;\n(c) independently developed by the Recipient without breach of this Agreement or other duty of confidentiality to the Disclosing Party relating to such information; or\n(d) received by the Recipient from a third party who is not subject to obligations similar to the obligations contained in this Agreement, including any duty of confidentiality to the Disclosing Party relating to such information.\nObligation to Maintain Confidentiality\n3. The Recipient will keep, and will cause its Representatives to keep, the Confidential Information of the Disclosing Party confidential. The Recipient will not disclose the Confidential Information or use or permit the Confidential Information to be disclosed or used, to or by any person except Recipient’s Representatives, in each case, who agree to be bound by the terms of this Agreement. In any such case Confidential Information will be disclosed only to those Representatives with a need to know the Confidential Information for the purpose of the Proposed Transaction, and (iv) only so much of the Confidential Information as is necessary for a particular individual to perform his or her function will be disclosed to that individual. Under no circumstances shall the Recipient or its Representatives use the Disclosing Party’s Confidential Information in any manner or for any purpose other than evaluating and negotiating the Proposed Transaction. In any event, the Recipient will be responsible for any breach of this Agreement by its Representatives.\n4. The Recipient agrees to take all reasonable steps (including those steps that the Recipient takes to protect its own information, data or other tangible or intangible property that it regards as confidential) to ensure the confidentiality of the Disclosing Party’s Confidential Information.\n5. Except as provided in Section 3, the Recipient will not, without the consent of the Disclosing Party, (i) disclose to any person the fact that it has obtained the Confidential Information, or (ii) make any disclosure respecting any Proposed Transaction between the parties to any third party, including, without limitation, any suppliers, customers or clients of each party.\n6. Notwithstanding the other provisions of this Agreement, the Company and its Representatives may disclose to other potential parties for a Proposed Transaction that it is considering or negotiating a Proposed transaction and the terms and conditions thereof, but may not disclose the involvement of the Company or any other information identifying the involvement of the Company.\n7. Notwithstanding the other provisions of this Agreement, the Company or any of its Representatives may disclose Confidential Information to the extent necessary to defend any litigation claim or cause of action brought against it by the other party relating to the Proposed Transaction or this Agreement; provided that the Disclosing Party agrees to use (and to cause its applicable Representatives to use) reasonable efforts, at the other party's expense, to obtain assurances that any such disclosed Confidential Information will be afforded confidential treatment.\n8. If the Recipient, or anyone else to whom Confidential Information is provided as permitted by this Agreement, receives notice indicating that it may or will be legally compelled to disclose any of the Confidential Information, Recipient will make a reasonable effort to provide the Disclosing Party with prompt notice so that the Disclosing Party may seek, at its expense, a protective order or other appropriate remedy and/or waive compliance with this Agreement. If a protective order or other remedy is not obtained for whatever reason, or if the Disclosing Party waives compliance with this Agreement, the compelled person will furnish only that portion of the Confidential Information which Recipient is informed by advice of its counsel that it is required to disclose.\nOwnership of Confidential Information\n9. All right, title and interest in and to a Disclosing Party’s Confidential Information will remain the exclusive property of the Disclosing Party and the Confidential Information will be held in trust and confidence by the Recipient and its Representatives. No interest, license or any right respecting the Confidential Information, other than expressly set out in this Agreement, is granted to the Recipient under this Agreement by implication or otherwise.\n10. All written, electronic or oral information that contains any part of a Disclosing Party’s Confidential Information (including any Derivative Confidential Information) will remain the property of the Disclosing Party.\nReturn or Destruction of Confidential Information\n11. The Recipient will, within five business days of a written request by the Disclosing Party, confirm that it has destroyed the original provided to Recipient (and all copies made by it) any documents (in whatever form or medium) provided, or made available for review by, the Disclosing Party (including any Derivative Confidential Information). Notwithstanding the immediately preceding sentence, the parties agree that destruction will not be made of (i) any electronic copy of any Confidential Information that was created pursuant to the standard electronic backup and archival procedures of the Recipient if (x) personnel of the Recipient whose functions are not primarily internal information technology in nature do not have access to such retained copies and (y) personnel of the Recipient whose functions are primarily internal information technology in nature have access to such copies only as reasonably necessary for the performance of their internal information technology duties (e.g., for purposes of system recovery). The parties further agree that they will continue to treat as confidential in accordance with the Agreement, any Confidential Information retained pursuant to the second sentence of this Section 11.\nNo Liability Regarding Confidential Information\n12. The Recipient acknowledges that (i) the Disclosing Party is not obligated to provide any information pursuant to this Agreement, (ii) the Confidential Information is being given to it without liability on the part of the Disclosing Party or any of its Representatives, and (iii) no representation or warranty with respect to the Confidential Information is made by the Disclosing Party or any of its Representatives. The Recipient agrees that neither the Disclosing Party nor any of its Representatives will have any liability to the Recipient or its Representatives resulting from the use of the Confidential Information by the Recipient or its Representatives.\nGeneral\n13. The Recipient agrees that money damages would not be a sufficient remedy for an actual or threatened breach of this Agreement by the Recipient or its Representatives, and that any court having competent jurisdiction may enter a preliminary and/or permanent restraining order, injunction or order for specific performance, without posting any bond, in the event of an actual or threatened breach of any of the provisions of this Agreement, in addition to any other remedy at law or in equity available to the Disclosing Party.\n14. This Agreement will terminate on the first anniversary of the date hereof.\n15. The furnishing of Confidential Information pursuant to this Agreement does not obligate either party to enter into any further agreement or negotiation with the other or to refrain from entering into any agreement or negotiation with another party with respect to a Proposed Transaction or otherwise.\n16. Each of the provisions contained in this Agreement is distinct and severable and a declaration of invalidity or unenforceability of any provision by a court of competent jurisdiction will not affect the validity or enforceability of any other provision. This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties pertaining to its subject matter. No amendment or waiver of this Agreement will be binding unless executed in writing by the party to be bound.\n17. This Agreement may not be assigned by either party without the prior written consent of the other party.\n18. This Agreement is to be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Delaware without regard to the principles of conflicts of law that would cause the laws of any other jurisdiction to be applicable.\n19. Each of the parties hereto expressly agree that they will not, and will not permit any of its Representatives to directly or indirectly, hire an employee of the other party, or solicit or induce any employee of the other party to leave such employee’s position with the other party, for a period of one year. However, this paragraph shall not prohibit the Potential Acquiror or any of its affiliates from soliciting or hiring an employee who responds to a general solicitation of employment.\n20. To the extent that any Confidential Information includes materials subject to the attorney-client privilege or similar privileges or protections, such disclosure is inadvertent and the Disclosing Party is not waiving, and shall not be deemed to have waived or diminished, its attorney work product protections, attorney-client privileges or similar protections and privileges as a result of disclosing any Confidential Information (including Confidential Information related to pending or threatened litigation) to the Receiving Party.\n21. This Agreement may be signed in any number of counterparts (including by PDF) with the same effect as if the signatures to each counterpart were upon a single instrument, and all such counterparts together shall be deemed an original of this Agreement.\n22. WAIVER OF JURY TRIAL. EACH OF THE PARTIES HERETO HEREBY IRREVOCABLY WAIVES ANY AND ALL RIGHT TO TRIAL BY JURY IN ANY LEGAL PROCEEDING ARISING OUT OF OR RELATED TO THIS AGREEMENT. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have caused this Non-Disclosure Agreement to be executed by their duly authorized representatives.\nCompany Name: Cartesian, Inc.\nBy: /s/ Donald J. Tringali\nName: Donald J. Tringali\nTitle: Executive Chairman\nDate 11-28-17\nPotential Acquiror:\nBy: /s/ Jonathon Tipton\nName: Jonathan Tipton\nTitle: Senior Vice President of Blackstreet Capital Holdings, LLC\nDate 11/28/17", "questions": {"nda-1": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"All Confidential Information shall be expressly identified by the Disclosing Party.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-16": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall destroy or return some Confidential Information upon the termination of Agreement.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-2": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information shall only include technical information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-8": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall notify Disclosing Party in case Receiving Party is required by law, regulation or judicial process to disclose any Confidential Information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/563", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/563", "text_sha256": "ee8308b32d5b42ea227e7f6101502ca67c6f53097ca5cf8f87fb1f00f1fee9b5", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 563, "file_name": "1094814_0001140361-18-017998_s002178x1_ex99d7.htm"}, "stratum": "sec-html", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4c20eec4e6595eda1034702112dc2a3d31763d4a891a7a8f717c86b9efea610c"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Rock-paper-scissors", "context": "A man and a woman are playing rock paper scissors. The man gets on his knee and pulls out a ring. they"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "hug next to the swimming pool.", "opt_2": "both get up and try and eventually have it in the 6 by 7 frame.", "opt_3": "put a black blindfold on.", "opt_4": "argue a bit about the sport but eventually the man wins."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/30182", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_-0i3BpAQAgE", "text_sha256": "19cf0a6df3686fa9c4f53c0c9c3e624173c9ffdf0c6bc750e1a1bad536d8063d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1961, "source_id": "activitynet~v_-0i3BpAQAgE"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "80fb135cd67191ad845f96794e56ed1d8d437896a64a43d9d56360d2688f2dbc"}}
{"state": "User: Can you modify my alarm from 8:00AM to 9:00AM on March 16, 2023?\nAI: Sure, please provide your username.\nUser: JohnDoe\nAI: Thanks. Now please provide your password.\nUser: pass123\nAI: Thanks, let me authenticate you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "AddAlarm": "The API for setting an alarm includes a parameter for the alarm time.", "ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ModifyAlarm": "The API for modifying an alarm includes a parameter for the from_time to to_time."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/300", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyAlarm-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "fd478f3faa8d1511ae22efb075ffcc5d91f870d8edbd32eea3ccd68d1223e74f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 300, "file": "ModifyAlarm-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "67e970b9bbd0f2e70321ecf13c5be6481a94eca79a9be7e2d15d83801701f6eb"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Check the total price for three pumpkins and two dozen eggs at Walmart."], "available_functions": [{"name": "walmart.check_price", "description": "Calculate total price for given items and their quantities at Walmart.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"items\": {\"description\": \"List of items to be priced.\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"quantities\": {\"description\": \"Quantity of each item corresponding to the items list.\", \"items\": {\"type\": \"integer\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"store_location\": {\"description\": \"The store location for specific pricing (optional). Default to all if not specified.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"items\", \"quantities\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `walmart.check_price` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/simple_375", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/simple_375", "text_sha256": "7b1336ff8875b1d064493d36fc5513d3530987c9046a8f0868e03a2e4a46b892", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_simple.json", "id": "simple_375"}, "stratum": "simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d712049fb2582718da6de8a1be472a23ac607abfcf16be396c97d5441f7354ef"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.Martin Luther King Jr. cheated on his wife, Ghandi had a thing for little girls and hated black Africans, and Mother Teresa, despite being the go-to metaphor for goodness, was a complete asshole", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/435", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/8baf995734e0dc965c45", "text_sha256": "18797f2268598da20913e6c506a77047be86872d263ed92acc7c4b96d3ad5ffd", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 435}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e575abcea2b133e91b118c54f7d42def6529ac8c375486c21ab9a62cb268d7a8"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Can you find me a Thriller directed by Josephine Decker starring Sunita Mani??"], "available_functions": [{"name": "Movies_3_FindMovies", "description": "Retrieve a list of movies based on director, genre, and cast preferences.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"cast\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"Name of the main actor to filter the movies. Use 'dontcare' to include all casts.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"directed_by\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"Name of the director to filter the movies. Use 'dontcare' to include all directors.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"genre\": {\"default\": \"dontcare\", \"description\": \"Genre of the movies to filter. 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{"state": "Frank, an eager student, had enrolled in Marcy's yoga class with the hope of improving his flexibility. A keen observer, he found learning by watching Marcy enact the postures much more instructive than attempting them on his own. Marcy was a meticulous instructor, ensuring her students understood the positions correctly as she demonstrated on her yoga mat. She always knew exactly where her yoga mat was, in the storage cabin, ready to be rolled out on the studio floor for her demonstrations. Nearby, a water bottle was always kept in the yoga hall, a reminder to stay hydrated during the sessions. Lisa, the diligent janitor of the setup, was responsible for maintaining the studio's cleanliness and keeping things in their place. Everyone, Marcy, Frank, and even Lisa, knew the locations of these essential items. They were all aware that the yoga mat was in the storage cabin, and the water bottle was in the yoga hall.\n\nSweeping with diligence and attention to every corner, Lisa carefully lifts the yoga mat from its compartment, laying it across the yoga hall floor for the next class. Her dedication reflects in every aspect of her role, making the studio a perfect place for learning and growth. Frank, absorbed in his intention to get involved with studio upkeep, found himself watching Lisa. The sight of her uplifting the mat and making her way, oblivious to her observer, was aligned with his day's learning experience. Unbeknownst to Lisa, Marcy diligently prepared for her session in another corner, her gaze fixated on the laptop, which was rich with lesson plans - a testament to her meticulousness as an instructor.\n\nHaving completed one such intense session under the keen observation of Frank, Marcy collected her water bottle from the room, heading toward the locker room. The echoes of her instructor voice still hung in the room, encouraging hydration for everyone, herself included. Switching from observing Marcy to impersonating the intricate pose she had just demonstrated, Frank's concentration was steely. Oblivious to the environs, he symbolized the zone of balance - a core aspect of yoga. Coincidentally, Lisa's shift was drawing to a close just as Marcy's class was wrapping up. The resounding hum of a bustling studio was nothing new to her; it framed the backdrop of her routine arsenal of sanitation.\n\nThe strategic moment when Frank's focus was pinioned on his posturing provided Marcy the perfect opportunity to subtly shift her belongings. Accustomed to the class timings, she carried out her mini exodus with practiced precision. Keeping in line with her daily rhythm, Marcy was typically packed and ready before Lisa completed her shift, the former's departure signaling to the latter that the yoga hall was now in her care.\n\nTaking initiative to assist Marcy and Lisa, Frank picked up the leftover yoga mat, moving it back to the storage cabin after class. The mat, once the platform of instructive demonstrations, now rested in the storage cabin, marking the conclusion of another successful yoga session. In the realm of the yoga studio, Marcy, Frank, and Lisa each contributed their distinct roles. Marcy, with her precise instruction and dedicated approach, stood by the exit, sending her students off after an invigorating session. Having gleaned what he could from Marcy's teaching, Frank quietly took it upon himself to assist in the studio's maintenance, aligning his duties with the lull in Lisa's shift.\n\nComing freshly off a session that left him feeling more in tune with his body, Frank moved to complete his self-appointed task. He timed it perfectly, coinciding with Lisa’s short break following her pre-class cleaning routine. Lisa, known for her commitment to a sparkling studio, had groomed the space for optimum practice before the class and had now stepped aside momentarily.\n\nAs the students gradually left the studio, each with their personal sense of satisfaction and calm, Marcy remained by the door. She stood, overlooking the subtle transformation of her students, silently acknowledging the success of another session. Her way of teaching, based on careful demonstrations rather than verbal description alone, had once again proven effective.\n\nAs the last participant left the training space, the echo of the concluded yoga class still lingered. Frank, now alone, made way towards the storage cabin, fulfilling his role as an unexpected helper. Lisa returned to an already clean studio, her service beautifully complemented by Frank’s unseen initiative.\n\nAnd so, another day came to a close at the yoga studio. 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{"state": "Rename my first playlist to \"My First\"", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "playlist: Fetch the details of a YouTube playlist using the provided API key.", "tool_2": "Get Playlist/Album Metadata: Fetches metadata information about a playlist or album on SoundCloud, including track IDs.", "tool_3": "copy_and_rename_file: Copy and rename file", "tool_4": "rename_file: Rename the file", "tool_5": "GET_me_playlists: Get a list of the playlists owned or followed by the current Spotify user."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_spotify_query_22", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_spotify_query_22", "text_sha256": "832a93d6ec22453ed9df84991b2946de98bc7255a797e65cf9fb44fd8e30b190", "gold_id": "webtools_spotify_tool_26", "negative_ids": ["ultraTool_tool_60", "ultraTool_tool_10", "toolACE_tool_3166", "apigen_tool_151"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:restgpt-spotify/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "restgpt-spotify", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cc68d1c2f4294c7851a834491a1c5231bb456e825365372cb3e7173527c87d81"}}
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{"state": "User: Hi, can you help me add a new schedule for my meeting tomorrow at 2pm? Today is 2021-09-27\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. What's the content of the agenda?\nUser: The meeting with the marketing team\nAI: Great, and where is the meeting located?\nUser: At the conference room\nAI: Okay, at what time is the meeting scheduled to start?\nUser: Tomorrow at 2pm\nAI: Got it, I need to authenticate with your account first. Can you please provide me with your username and password?\nUser: Sure, my username is foo and my password is bar\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='foo', password='bar')]->{'token': 'z9x8c7v6b5n4m3q2w1'}\nAI: Thank you, I have retrieved your token. Now, let me add the agenda for you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryAgenda": "The API for getting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "AddAgenda": "The API for adding a agenda item includes content, time and location.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account."}, "label": "AddAgenda", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/185", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/AddAgenda-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "d1de3179618d5de4c96929a20795db51f382c1a29b348c1af539a651a5927b60", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 185, "file": "AddAgenda-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "AddAgenda", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "127a77d87fef89549c4b789da773be1863975d0fdd4bdc35575e96831a0088b7"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Rock climbing", "context": "A boy with a microphone is interviewing a man in sunglasses. they"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "talk back and forth in front of a large boulder.", "opt_2": "stand in a line, remaining in the same pose.", "opt_3": "talk to the camera some more about the game.", "opt_4": "begin with a close up of a flute and the words \" qalwd pull \" join the song."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/17646", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_045Tkq12H_c", "text_sha256": "9d662d1770860852fce5a202ed238ef878e69aedb91cc4811b140c98a5d8f3e2", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1214, "source_id": "activitynet~v_045Tkq12H_c"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "dd53fbd328e1261a4087e5320f1dc1226584c3360dfe9262a9334bd2cbc33e3b"}}
{"state": "In the eerie silence of the swamp, Charlie's life was claimed by a crossbow, leaving Detective Winston in a murky world of deception, suspicion and the two possible culprits: Nathaniel and Bridget.\n\nWinston sighed, coffee in hand, as he observed Nathaniel from across the yard. Nathaniel was methodically dissecting an entire neighborhood's refuse, picking valuable items that seemed to spark his interest from the detritus he sifted through. On Nathaniel’s trash run, he had picked up a wooden stick that sharply resembled a crossbow.\n\n“Hey Nathaniel, are you a huntsman by any chance?” Winston asked walking up to him. Nathaniel replied, “Well, yes, as a matter of fact, I am. I have a hunting license, and I even won a few archery contests back in the day.” His eyes twinkled at the memories. Winston nodded, keeping any additional comments to himself. \n\nOn the way back from their brief conversation, Winston noted something unusual for a garbage collector: an open novel, placed neatly beside Nathaniel’s bagged lunch. A genre-specific novel no less; its contents filled with murder and mayhem. Meeting Nathaniel's gaze, he nodded towards the book and asked, \"Reading on duty?\" Nathaniel chuckled and said, \"Aye, there's no policy against it, and the higher-ups don't seem to mind. It often makes for good conversation with coworkers. I often bring these novels to work as well. They come in handy during those discussions ironically.\"\n\nIntrigued, Winston checked with some of Nathaniel’s colleagues later that day. What he found was surprising - they all confirmed Nathaniel was quite the connoisseur when it came to discussing murder plots, often using his thriller novels as references. Oddly enough, he rarely brought any other type of books, always favoring murder and mayhem it seemed.\n\nAs Winston's day wore on, he remembered a report he had seen in the precinct earlier, filed by none other than Charlie. Charlie had reported missing valuables, specifically on the days Nathaniel would have his trash collection route.\n\nWinston also recalled a secondhand report about a public confrontation between Nathaniel and Charlie. The report stated that Charlie had \"called out\" Nathaniel for stealing his valuables from his trash. Piecing it together, Winston realized that Charlie's accusations and the missing items correlated with Nathaniel's collection days. He sighed, wondering if the rumors held any weight.\n\nRemembering another piece of information he picked up earlier, he roamed to the back alley adjacent to Charlie's house. Nathaniel was indeed seen sifting through Charlie's trash on multiple occasions, acquiring items of value. This linked well with what the confrontation and the report seemed to suggest. However, none of this established Nathaniel as Charlie's killer.\n\nAs Winston drove back to the precinct, he couldn’t shake off the circular puzzle that had begun to form in his mind, a puzzle as murky and enigmatic as the swamp that held Charlie's lifeless body. But his instincts had served him well before, and he was determined to see the case through, wherever it may lead.\n\nHaving a quick glance at his notes, Winston's eyes lingered on some key details about his prime suspect in this murder case. Bridget, the ex-wife of Charlie, who was without an evident alibi for the time of the murder. Charlie's life ended tragically in the heart of the swamp, a place where he loved to visit, quite often alone. He was taken down by a lethal crossbow bolt. Recalling that Charlie had changed his will last week without telling Bridget, Winston felt a twinge of unease. He shook his head, massaging his tired temples before heading off to where Bridget was staying.\n\nHe found Bridget in her backyard, busy practicing with her crossbow—an activity she was ardently committed to, despite varied environments. Her talented handling of the weapon suggested much experience, most likely from her hunting trips to the swamp with her ex-husband, Charlie. Lying next to her crossbow was a pack of new bolts, recently purchased, Winston pieced together. \n\n\"Bridget?\" Winston asked, stepping forward. \n\n\"That would be me,\" she replied, setting her crossbow down on a nearby tree stump.\n\n\"Bridget, it seems like you knew Charlie would be at the swamp the day he was killed,\" he pointed, maintaining eye contact whilst pulling out his notepad.\n\n\"Yeah, we used to fish and hunt out there a lot. Charlie loved that place. Why?\" she asked guardedly.\n\nIgnoring her question, he inquired again. \"It says you've been defaulting on your loan repayments lately and your business declared bankruptcy recently. What else aren't you telling me, Bridget?\"\n\nLooking both surprised and annoyed, she retorted by defending herself, \"I have nothing to hide.\"\n\nWinston merely nodded, scribbling a few notes down before leaving Bridget in the backyard next to her fresh set of crossbow bolts. The wheels of the investigation were starting to turn and Winston intended to ride the momentum until he found Charlie's killer.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Nathaniel", "opt_2": "Bridget"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/109", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/109", "text_sha256": "d625ca9fee0b1428599a2f65bae76dec7fc9a8e0bbce7878ab52ad1fe12fdf3f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 109}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "84bf8b15a2205557f5fd3a4805f5d9861ca36ed4d5d60faa53cb7f63a1eec2e7"}}
{"state": "Could you please schedule a 2 hour road maintenance task at 25 Main St sometime this week.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "getPublicWorksInfo: Retrieve information about public works related to transportation", "tool_2": "granulator_operational_status: Check the operational status and maintenance schedule of a specific industrial granulator.", "tool_3": "robotics.schedule_maintenance: Schedule a maintenance session for a specified robot.", "tool_4": "alignment.schedule_maintenance: Schedule a maintenance for the conveyor belt.", "tool_5": "TrafficControl: A set of tools for monitoring, managing, and controlling city traffic. It includes tools for searching for locations, getting location details, and controlling traffic lights. It also supports predcting congestion, analyzing traffic patterns, and scheduling road maintenance."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolemu_query_15", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolemu_query_15", "text_sha256": "2453386a7fbab78cfcbf7ba0519c933cbfdf76f2704dd810d5a705c016f2991e", "gold_id": "toolemu_tool_35", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_13240", "toolACE_tool_14685", "toolACE_tool_15540", "toolACE_tool_15817"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolemu/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "toolemu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1cfa30c5d8a566252b8b7019bfd4accea52d3f5291a8e195ab4677e5efe10b87"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Who won the chess tournament in 2015?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "game.board_analyser", "description": "Analyse a given board position of the game and suggest the optimal next move", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"difficulty\": {\"default\": \"medium\", \"description\": \"The level of difficulty for the suggested move. Options include 'easy', 'medium', 'hard'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"game\": {\"description\": \"The name of the game. In this case, chess\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"player\": {\"description\": \"The current player whose turn is to move.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"position\": {\"description\": \"The current state of the board in FEN (Forsyth–Edwards Notation) format.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"game\", \"player\", \"position\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `game.board_analyser` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/irrelevance_195", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/irrelevance_195", "text_sha256": "1f91abceada005dbb295e7d5ad59ea590f452cf116a8c6436bc192083b3075c1", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_irrelevance.json", "id": "irrelevance_195"}, "stratum": "irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a761c13dd18d5d87acdfda487967467a5e67a65c9bdf650bf6f7748814626c86"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Will.I.Am Praises Plant-Based Diet For 'Transforming' His Life. 2 minutes American rapper Will.i.amhas credited a plant-based diet for transforming his life, and has invested in a vegan CBD brand, The former Black Eyed Peas star ditched animal products back at the end of 2017 after a visit to the doctor prompted a lifestyle change. Health benefits He has spoken publicly about the health benefits of being plant-based, such as lowering his cholesterol, blood pressure and losing weight. The cholesterol is down but it runs in my family, and diabetes, Will.i.am said following shortly after his switch to veganism. So I want to get it under control now so I dont have to worry about it later on. What I crave now is juice Now, the star says his four-year journey of eschewing from animal products has really transformed his life. He told the Evening Standard: Once youve cleaned your body out of all the toxins, you dont have any cravings What I crave now is juice. Ive always worked out but when you work out and eat right its a totally different realm. Not that Im trying to build muscle and get all swoll. I just wanted to tone up. Vegan CBD Last year, Will.i.am along with a slew of other celebs including Justin Bieber invested in vegan CBD brand VAAY. The German startup offers a range of products such as CBD-infused bath bombs and oils. Its products are available in both the UK and Germany. One thing that I like is when people build brands and companies and products, that to me is heaven, The Voice judge added. Getting behind people and investing and helping other entrepreneurs get on and bring a product to market, that to me is calming and peace because thats all I know: hunting the dream. What is CBD for? According to VAAY the majority of German CBD consumers use CBD for pain relief, relaxation, general well-being, sleep aid, to fight inflammation, for muscle relaxation after sports (8,5%), and to promote concentration. However, the brand states: Yes, theres evidence which suggests that CBD may help for some conditions. But, theres more research needed to examine the effects of CBD on its own", "question": "Tagged: What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"patent publication\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"new initiatives & programs\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"hiring\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"partnerships & alliances\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"funding round\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1210", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/d136b452ab4bd69b6b41", "text_sha256": "169b20aca20e996e61db8ef0c8e11b3b8f0d2bb3ec486230e98017f5b8f34fca", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1210}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b08b0dedd35326742bda6ea0d9d1e5f6586a01bcf32dd7284c0985258c749452"}}
{"state": "Where can I find the least expensive parts for a computer in New York?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Get New York Lottery Draw Results: Retrieve draw results for all games offered by the New York Lottery.", "tool_2": "ComparePrices: This API compares the prices of ingredients in different stores and returns the store with the lowest cost.", "tool_3": "Get Most Expensive NFT Artworks: Retrieves a list of the most expensive NFT artworks, optionally filtered by gallery and sorted by a specific attribute.", "tool_4": "MR Auto Parts Download API: Downloads parts from MR Auto Parts", "tool_5": "US Gas Prices (New York): Returns current and historical gas price data for New York. The API provides real-time gas prices and historical data starting from 2023-06-01. You can query historical data by adding the `string` parameter to this endpoint."}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/reversechain_query_106", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/reversechain_query_106", "text_sha256": "219c9ff70714ffcf54a894381ed876382a497ec176c98b570cfda4a00290d619", "gold_id": "reversechain_tool_309", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_2965", "toolACE_tool_3199", "toolACE_tool_5836", "toolACE_tool_6535"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:reversechain/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "reversechain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e51d27e473a18a16611d0b43b1de0a07a1ad6e6f4c06cf0ee4f1e2b66976f8e1"}}
{"state": {"service": "Book trips on the country's biggest bus fleet", "dialogue": ["User: can you find me something fun to do", "System: what city should i search in", "User: please search for games event in philadelphia", "System: what about eagles vs cowboys at lincoln financial field on march 14th at 8 pm", "User: ok, what else can you find", "System: what about owls vs bison at lincoln financial field on march 3rd at 7:30 pm", "User: perfect, can you find me a bus to get there", "System: are you leaving on march 3rd? where are you traveling from", "User: i am traveling from new york on saturday this week", "System: there is a bus departing at 7:40 am with 0 transfer for $24", "User: what station am i traveling from and arrive to"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindRoutes": "Find buses from here to there on a given date", "BuyBusTickets": "Buy seat on bus journey", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "FindRoutes", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/17_00086/10", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/17_00086", "text_sha256": "df0b0670ea610e777408555afd1ad800d4128600d59147562bbdddb7f549d193", "schema_variant": "v1", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "17_00086", "turn": 10}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ee80c6f481b46258ce758696cd40151c4850668c9a58166a03e1ac9fc724db29"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Staley Continental Incsaid it sold its 50 interest in Sociedad Iberica deMolturacion, S.A. (Simsa), a soybean and sunflower seedprocessing company based in Madrid, Spain. Staley's investment in Simsa no longer fit its overallcoporate strategy and an agreement to sell the interest wascompleted in May, it said. Staley said the Simsa transaction will not have a materialeffect on its balance sheet", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"crude\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"soybean\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"nickel\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sunseed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"oilseed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"acq\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/776", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/074ac482567750426770", "text_sha256": "83a5e0bda205c97f0d43deebef9cb7afd0dc27799d263be96b6cae59a0e94a9b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 776}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4f4b4dec25b962458d76b7ed212164d950f51db3a20889d40d53bdecec330323"}}
{"state": "Write a function to find the pairwise addition of the neighboring elements of the given tuple.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.254", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.254", "text_sha256": "a10372a682c33ef3e17a9881df54bb64ea9e29e5d3a41bd50495ce468c6a8b79", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.254"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "48d1d9c8a22776c56ffcd5448925080aaa3d0066079a79ed892b5ecc9a225eeb"}}
{"state": "i want to report fraudulent activity on my capital one", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"interest_rate": null, "bill_balance": null, "order_checks": null, "routing": null, "freeze_account": null, "bill_due": null, "min_payment": null, "pin_change": null, "report_fraud": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "report_fraud", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/2072", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/2072", "text_sha256": "e97a096eb180a24de511c0f462e1a03eb2bd6cb60179cb31ca110605ef64f6fd", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2072}, "stratum": "banking", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bc5dced9c80df56bd7abfd44584477b27a47ba446e80a6c2fb7b3d01fafa2dcc"}}
{"state": "In the simulated web environment, the\n1. Automated testing of the navigation flow of web pages.\n2. Check that all links are valid.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "UrlExtractor: extracts URLs from web pages", "tool_2": "TitleExtractor: extracts titles from web pages", "tool_3": "ImageDownloader: Used to download images from web pages.", "tool_4": "Finish: Used to end the task.", "tool_5": "WebSearcher: searching for information on web pages based on keywords"}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/tool_be_honest_query_138", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/tool_be_honest_query_138", "text_sha256": "987a6b0ae8d1730b4400374bf1e867a0d20e6d1809852967eeb4daa987e29cf0", "gold_id": "tool_be_honest_tool_4", "negative_ids": ["tool_be_honest_tool_673", "tool_be_honest_tool_674", "tool_be_honest_tool_677", "tool_be_honest_tool_672"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:tool-be-honest/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "tool-be-honest", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "86bf8641999857589f2ec6b15950cc23179588e9a696176446eee65b157c74b5"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Can I find a historical fiction book at the New York public library?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "library.search_books", "description": "Search for a book in a given library with optional parameters", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"genre\": {\"description\": \"Genre of the book\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"Name or city of library\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"title\": {\"description\": \"Title of the book. Default ''\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\", \"genre\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "google.books_search", "description": "Search for a book in the Google Books library with optional parameters", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"genre\": {\"description\": \"Genre of the book\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"title\": {\"description\": \"Title of the book. Default ''\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"genre\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "openlibrary.books_search", "description": "Search for a book in the Open Library with optional parameters", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"genre\": {\"description\": \"Genre of the book\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"title\": {\"description\": \"Title of the book. Default ''\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"genre\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `library.search_books` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `google.books_search` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `openlibrary.books_search` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/multiple_68", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/multiple_68", "text_sha256": "90150fb4df1b34eeacf1ca6edd5562ce2f93a790278287b37b5ea3054d33815f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_multiple.json", "id": "multiple_68"}, "stratum": "multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b2760f1a69a909a13ee756f1f7f73d6c33b8c4139909d3ecb1b09a8819832cd1"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.And you come back rapping on our door, hat in hand, and you say: ‘Baby, I know you left me, but if we get back together, I pledge to you, I promise you, I will still try to fuck your sister", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/471", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/e1e6a149abbe673985f8", "text_sha256": "4b7ae2296f040726c883b232a897181090daac80a596bd25658420c523c932d6", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 471}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5ca34a9212c16159bd61c1338e1a834b9398df031b60d383676eee5a260bcb4b"}}
{"state": {"passage": "The International Wheat Council (IWC)lifted its estimate for 1986/87 world wheat and coarse grainproduction by one mln tonnes to a record 1,377 mln, comparedwith 1,351 mln tonnes the previous season. In its monthly market report, the IWC said it is leavingunchanged its forecast of world wheat production for the coming1987/88 season at between 520 and 530 mln tonnes against arecord 534 mln in 1986/87. The one mln tonne upward revision in1986/87 wheat production reflects several minor adjustments.The IWC raised the 1986/87 coarse grain trade figure two mln to87 mln tonnes. It left wheat trade unchanged at 86 mln. The IWC 1986/87 estimate for world trade in wheat andcoarse grain is thus estimated two mln tonnes higher at 173 mlnagainst 169 mln the previous season with the forecast three mlnrise in Soviet imports offset by small reductions elsewhere. The IWC said the area harvested for wheat in 1987/88 islikely to be down from last year as low world prices andrestrictive national policies measures begin to take effect. At least four of the five major exporters expect to see adrop in wheat sowings without offset in other countries. Thereis still potential for even higher average wheat yields but theIWC said there are increasing signs world output may level off. Although it is still early to assess the coarse grainoutlook, the IWC said barley acreage is likely to fall in theEuropean Community but increase in Canada. U.S. Maize area isexpected lower but oat sowings could rise. After damage to its maize crop last year, the Soviet Unionplans to expand this area by as much as 50 pct to over six mlnhectares in a year when many frost damaged wheat fields arelikely to be resown to this and other spring crops. Improvedweather and a further increase in the use of intensivecultivation methods could therefore see a marked rise in Sovietmaize output in 1987, the IWC said. Any reduction in world coarse grain output would bebolstered by the large carryover stocks from 1986/87, the IWCsaid. It left its estimates of wheat and coarse grain stocks atendof different marketing years unchanged at 178 and 210 mlntonnes, respectively, against 160 and 167 mln a year earlier. After record world durum wheat production of 218.8 mlntonnes last season, the IWC said there are already signs ofanother large crop this coming season with higher outputexpected in the EC, Canada, the U.S. And North Africa", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"citruspulp\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"wheat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"gold\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"nzdlr\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"money-fx\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/709", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/ec645232d16ec5d4a807", "text_sha256": "0dffe0cad96b9f3e4e25898e696d9e86220448c066630b441489d4e83143d5da", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 709}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bd8737fcbd39327716b3b7fb1c83402468de0b1ee7bc40a1e645413441f0cd0c"}}
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{"state": "user:I need to retrieve archive reports for four different applications. The IDs are 123FX, 456GH, 789IJ, and 321KL.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Get User Following IDs: Retrieve the list of user IDs that a given user is following on Twitter.", "tool_2": "Get Archive Events by Sport: Retrieves a list of archived events for a specific sport, with optional filtering by league ID and pagination.", "tool_3": "Get Users By IDs: Retrieve user information by providing a list of user IDs.", "tool_4": "Get Future Market Reports: Retrieve future market reports from Schwab, including encoded base64 images that need to be decoded by the caller.", "tool_5": "/GetArchiveReport: Retrieve an archive report for a specific application in the Finance domain."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolACE_query_518", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolACE_query_518", "text_sha256": "94f7801591ad6b2b6ad32537709b3d236edbf8942b32675f8a27c354e9a5d8c3", "gold_id": "toolACE_tool_9732", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_7572", "toolACE_tool_8584", "toolACE_tool_5509", "toolACE_tool_6241"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolace/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "toolace", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2bbd92caf429e09fe2f368c83de2c65373a22a2056ce57c651fefd0e737969bf"}}
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{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Could you fetch me the latest news from Paris, France, and also the current weather in Letterkenny, Ireland, in Celsius?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "get_news_report", "description": "Fetches the latest news based on a specific location, typically a city and state.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"location\": {\"description\": \"The location for which to get the news, in the format of 'City, State (abbr)' or 'City, Country', such as 'San Francisco, CA', 'Paris, France', or 'New York, NY'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "get_current_weather", "description": "Retrieves the current weather conditions for a specified location, with options for units of temperature measurement.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"location\": {\"description\": \"The location for which weather data is to be fetched, in the format of 'City, State (abbr)', such as 'San Francisco, CA'. Or 'City, Country'\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"unit\": {\"default\": \"fahrenheit\", \"description\": \"The unit of temperature for the weather report.\", \"enum\": [\"celsius\", \"fahrenheit\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_news_report` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_current_weather` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_parallel_multiple_5-4-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_parallel_multiple_5-4-0", "text_sha256": "1526ddd1f4f914a5791c981d61e584ed37e0fe7715a1dba2e14d829de70cf0a1", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "live_parallel_multiple_5-4-0"}, "stratum": "live_parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "43c9dca18c11bdaae82aef451301cdaee6d5c041e9f38ef3f5da9424596bfb69"}}
{"state": "Previous conversation:\n\nHuman: Provide an image named image/enptcakf.png. Description: A person walking across a cement floor near a graffiti covered wall. a boy in a green jacket skateboarding on a street. A person in green jacket standing on a skateboard. A person walking on a open snowy street. a person standing nest to skateboard and a wall covered in graffiti. Understand the image using tools.\nAI: Received.\n\nuser:Detect all objects in the image except for the person on the open snowy street,", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Generate Image Condition On Pose Image: useful when you want to generate a new real image from both the user description and a human pose image. like: generate a real image of a human from this human pose image, or generate a new real image of a human from this pose. The input to this tool should be a comma separated string of two, representing the image_path and the user description", "tool_2": "NLPTool: for training AI models to understand natural language", "tool_3": "generateNewFace: Generates a new, hyper-realistic image of a person that does not exist.", "tool_4": "Detection: useful when you want to detect all objects of the image, but not detect a certain object according to the text. like: detect all the objects in this image, or detect this image. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the image_path.", "tool_5": "Pose Detection On Image: useful when you want to detect the human pose of the image. like: generate human poses of this image, or generate a pose image from this image. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the image_path"}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gpt4tools_query_26", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gpt4tools_query_26", "text_sha256": "362d04e55e906fad1c11404e81b0713d16aabbe6d6881c046260f76cefa2a8c1", "gold_id": "gpt4tools_tool_5", "negative_ids": ["toolalpaca_tool_714", "gpt4tools_tool_20", "tool_be_honest_tool_164", "gpt4tools_tool_12"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gpt4tools/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "gpt4tools", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "19b4e385f53bd5b08d3c81d9bb51b8d5717648c9e52eed608acc8996a3509a64"}}
{"state": "There is currently a document containing a large amount of text that requires the following actions:\n1. Extract and categorize key information about names of places and people in the document and output it into a table.\n2. Count the number of key messages in each category.\n3. Generation of visualization charts based on the number of key messages counted in different categories.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "EntityRecognizer: from the text to extract the names of people, places, organizations and other entities.", "tool_2": "TextParser: multi-functional tool to extract key information from the text, function one is to extract key text information, function two is to extract key numerical information, a call can only use a function.", "tool_3": "ChartGenerator: generates visualization charts based on given data", "tool_4": "NER: Recognition of named entities in text, such as names of people, places, organizations, etc.", "tool_5": "Sumy: a summary generation tool based on text similarity, good at extracting the key information of the document, but poor performance in terms of conciseness, not suitable for medium-length documents."}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/tool_be_honest_query_218", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/tool_be_honest_query_218", "text_sha256": "755dc9d8e91efcc4b0ac2feb78cb8062f16fb14854ae0b1390772ade575083b4", "gold_id": "tool_be_honest_tool_340", "negative_ids": ["tool_be_honest_tool_39", "tool_be_honest_tool_316", "tool_be_honest_tool_786", "tool_be_honest_tool_735"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:tool-be-honest/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "tool-be-honest", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c770af9301a7db5b6f0d6ccc562ff7be1fba4635cf3f0068aea3dc7ca27299f7"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: I need a 'Plus' type Uber from 221B Baker Street, Berkeley, CA, USA, and I can wait up to 600 seconds for it. "], "available_functions": [{"name": "uber.ride", "description": "Finds a suitable Uber ride for customers based on their location, desired ride type, and maximum wait time.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"loc\": {\"description\": \"The starting location for the Uber ride, in the format of 'Street Address, City, State (abbr), Country'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"time\": {\"description\": \"The maximum amount of time the customer is willing to wait for the ride, specified in seconds.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"type\": {\"description\": \"The type of Uber ride the user is requesting.\", \"enum\": [\"plus\", \"comfort\", \"black\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"loc\", \"type\", \"time\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `uber.ride` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_simple_3-2-1", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_simple_3-2-1", "text_sha256": "161039ce045faa4d9c69b7b29298fdca02e85a0dfaf3974aa7a1dcf05e0e829a", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_simple.json", "id": "live_simple_3-2-1"}, "stratum": "live_simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6750c0430e76d765c174d8fb44afe62a3e0e95bff4705f36dffa7fe3a237fa17"}}
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{"state": "User: Can you turn on my living room light at 7 pm tonight? Today is 2021-08-05.\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. What is the ID of your living room light?\nUser: The ID is 12345.\nAI: Got it. And at what time do you want me to turn it on?\nUser: 7 pm.\nAI: Okay. Is that AM or PM?\nUser: PM.\nAI: Great. Lastly, do you want me to turn it on or off at that time?\nUser: I want you to turn it on.\nAI: Understood. I will turn on your living room light at 7 pm tonight.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "TimedSwitch": "This API for setting a timed switch for a smart device.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "BookHotel": "This API orders a hotel room. Two rooms are ordered if the number of adults is greater than 2. Only one order can be made at same time.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID."}, "label": "TimedSwitch", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/270", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/TimedSwitch-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "2a4f3abf1c7db7f24725bfeef8af9cc4042a2b4e42b002d100b7ba4e67afa693", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 270, "file": "TimedSwitch-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "TimedSwitch", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9e14cd5e738eed4fc86d8e6e0805f48d99233200947a3467a4221149db1cd979"}}
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{"state": "Why not use scarce California water for almond milk?\n\nMany argue that we should not drink almond milk as it uses scarce water. (e.g. https://www.ethicalconsumer.org/food-drink/shopping-guide/soya-non-dairy-milk). However given that consuming almond milk helps finance removing carbon from the atmosphere, would it not be defensible to consume it? For example in California, the water shortage does not drive species into extinction not does it deprive people of necessary access to clean water. But it could mean less industrial animal husbandry and less area of green lawns. I think less water to such purposes is no problem and means we probably should step up consumption of almond milk, especially in areas where water shortage is more of a nuisance and not an ecological or social issue.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "California is suffering from a third year of drought, with near-record-low reservoirs, mountain\nsnowpack, soil moisture, and river runoff. As a direct result, far less water than usual is\navailable for cities, farms, and natural ecosystems. There are far-reaching effects that will\nintensify if dry conditions persist. Several response strategies are available that will provide\nboth near-term relief and long-term benefits. This report examines the significant potential\ncontributions available from four priority opportunities: improved efficiency in urban and\nagricultural water use, reuse and recycling of water, and increased capture of local rain water.\nThe Untapped Potential of California’s\nWater Supply: Efficiency, Reuse, and Stormwater\nissue brief June 2014\nIB:14-05-C\n© Ron Kroetz Flickr Creative Commons\nPAGE 2 | California Drought Capstone\nCalifornia is a land of hydrological extremes, from waterrich mountains and redwood forests in the north to some of\nthe driest deserts in North America in the south. It suffers\nboth epic floods and persistent droughts. The existing\nwater infrastructure and management systems reflect these\nextremes, with massive dams, canals, and pumping stations\nto store and transfer water, and hundreds of intertwined\nlaws, institutions, and organizations promoting overlapping", "doc_2": "Not only are our lawns expensive and time consuming, they also are insatiably\nthirsty. According to the Los Angeles Municipal Water District, the average\nlawn requires the equivalent of 84 inches of rain per year. For much of the\nnation, that exceeds what nature brings. In drier areas such as California,\nwhere I reside, that disparity is striking. Dry brown hills surround green\noases of lawns in the urban areas. The average Californian uses up to 130\ngallons of water per day, of which half goes to the garden outside. If you are\nready to transform your lawn and your outdoor living space, read on.", "doc_3": "This food group includes milk and dairy alternatives, such as fortified\nunsweetened soya, rice and oat drinks, which also contain calcium. Other\nsources of calcium include green, leafy vegetables, calcium-set tofu and\nbread.", "doc_4": "[ How to  Bleach Your Teeth\n![](https://www.wikihow.com/images/thumb/8/82/Bleach-Your-Teeth-\nStep-13-Version-2.jpg/-crop-127-140-127px-Bleach-Your-Teeth-\nStep-13-Version-2.jpg) ](/Bleach-Your-Teeth) [ What Does <3 Mean on Social\nMedia?  ![](https://www.wikihow.com/images/thumb/b/b2/What-Does-Heart-Mean-on-\nSocial-Media-Step-8.jpg/-crop-127-140-127px-What-Does-Heart-Mean-on-Social-\nMedia-Step-8.jpg) ](/What-Does-Heart-Mean-on-Social-Media) [ Audition for a TV\nShow: Complete Guide & Career Advice\n![](https://www.wikihow.com/images/thumb/e/e3/Audition-for-TV-Shows-\nStep-17-Version-3.jpg/-crop-127-140-127px-Audition-for-TV-Shows-\nStep-17-Version-3.jpg) ](/Audition-for-TV-Shows) [ Easy & Effective Ways to\nClean Dirty Coins at Home\n![](https://www.wikihow.com/images/thumb/a/a5/Clean-Coins-\nStep-14.jpg/-crop-127-140-127px-Clean-Coins-Step-14.jpg) ](/Clean-Coins) [ The\nImportant Difference Between \"I Love You\" and \"Love You\"\n![](https://www.wikihow.com/images/thumb/2/2c/Love-You-vs-I-Love-You-\nStep-13-Version-2.jpg/-crop-127-140-127px-Love-You-vs-I-Love-You-\nStep-13-Version-2.jpg) ](/Love-You-vs-I-Love-You)", "doc_5": "1. Think twice before shopping. \n  2. Ditch plastic and switch to reuse. \n  3. Take extinction off your plate. \n  4. Simplify the holidays. \n  5. Choose organic. \n  6. Ditch fast fashion and animal-based textiles. \n  7. Be water wise. \n  8. Drive less, drive green. \n  9. Green your home. \n  10. Boycott products that endanger wildlife. \n  11. Fight for the right to choose when and if to start a family. \n  12. Take action. 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{"state": {"original_headline": "Foreign workers trickle out of Singapore , with job outlook to remain cautious : MAS"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Foreign workers trickle out of nowhere , with job outlook to remain cautious : MAS", "b": "Foreign crabs trickle out of Singapore , with job outlook to remain cautious : MAS"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/7340-3263", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/7340", "text_sha256": "9696ade7b92f62da0c37f8f7a356b4fbb3bc470abb3f770bfa0b8de1909cc027", "grades": ["0.8", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "7340-3263"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "fe4c31b3dcc8570e547fdee9b80222692e6c3df71ebdded18d97fc22b2d05e4c"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Take a look at this train in Figure 1.11. Sent 2: It looks very futuristic. Sent 3: What do you notice about it? Sent 4: Did you notice that the train has no wheels? Sent 5: How can a train have no wheels? Sent 6: It doesn't need wheels. Sent 7: It actually floats, or levitates, just above the track. Sent 8: Magnets enable the train to do this. Sent 9: This is not a normal train. Sent 10: This is a maglev train. Sent 11: The word maglev stands for magnetic levitation. Sent 12: Because it has no wheels, there is no friction. Sent 13: Some magnets hold the train up. Sent 14: Other magnets are used to move the train forward. Sent 15: This train can go very fast. Sent 16: It can reach speeds up to 480 kilometers (300 miles) per hour! Sent 17: Magnets are pretty cool. Sent 18: What exactly is a magnet? Sent 19: How is it able to exert such force", "question": "How does the train move?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Electricity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Future\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Steam\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Magnets are used to keep the train up and move it forwards at speeds up to 480 kilometers (300 miles) per hour!\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"The train uses magnets to move\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Magnets are used to move it forward\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Air pressure\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Coal\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/42", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/ae4c8230210a041dc022", "text_sha256": "a8a37243baa62be837296de9446d178919632f91d8219004a3f3fb74365e43bc", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 42}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2354840c34e2f059fe02971ace26c70a53ef3c37ac440eb85fc0d1850a534820"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nA placebo-controlled clinical trial is conducted to assess whether a new antihypertensive drug is more effective than standard therapy. A total of 5000 patients with essential hypertension are enrolled and randomly assigned to one of two groups: 2500 patients receive the new drug and 2500 patients receive placebo. If the alpha is set at 0.01 instead of 0.05, which of the following is the most likely result?\nA) There is an increased likelihood of statistically significant findings\nB) The study will have more power\nC) There is a decreased likelihood of a Type II error\nD) Significant findings can be reported with greater confidence\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-v1": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-medicine.val.220", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-professional-medicine.val.220", "text_sha256": "70de87ba29ac4dab63363aec4bfeb387ccf57d9545e545cd434e268e3f4443e4", "eval_name": "mmlu-professional-medicine", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "gpt-4-1106-preview"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-professional-medicine.val.220"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "339a11c754ddaa840dedcdd510185bbe64e402d2b9e49564ae7a040a1c0915bc"}}
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{"state": "Amid the lively atmosphere of an amusement park, filled with the laughter of children, the joy of families, and the thrill of teenagers, I find myself at the heart of it all. As the orchestrator of this symphony of fun, my primary responsibility today is to delegate tasks to my three main players: Samantha, Arthur, and Timothy. Their roles, critical to the park's operation, involve managing the roller coaster and running the snack station.\n\nArthur, a long-standing companion of the park, had been friends with Timothy for the longest time. They were the dynamic duo at the ticket booth, a pair that gave visitors a warm welcome. However, despite Arthur's ability to recall orders with precision and his experience at a fast-food chain, he appeared uncomfortable around the roller coaster. The towering height of the ride often left him with spells of dizziness and pangs of fear. His odd discomfort turned into foreboding when he confessed about feeling sickly when even standing near the roller coaster.\n\nAdditionally, Arthur had a vexing predicament in the form of Samantha. They clashed on multiple occasions. Her insubordination was a thorn in his side, and it seemed to be rooted deep in a past team event where she neglected to follow his instructions. This independent streak of Samantha's wasn't limited to Arthur; she was often caught in heated arguments with Timothy, adding another layer of complexity to my task.\n\nOn the other hand, Samantha was the roller coaster enthusiast. Her eyes gleamed with excitement whenever she approached the speeding ride, her previous experience at a theme park's roller coaster clearly evident. However, Samantha had a knack for forgetting things, and she wore hand braces quite frequently due to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Despite their frequent arguments, she and Timothy had a connection as they both struggled during their last team assignment, failing to meet deadlines which further intensified my concerns about their teamwork.\n\nTimothy, the third of my three musketeers, was a sweetheart but not without his quirks. He got easily overwhelmed in fast-paced environments and had never operated a roller coaster before. His understanding of cash register operations was quite sketchy. Also, a stroll through the park and you would see him constantly sneezing around food items, reflecting his unfortunate history of food allergies.\n\nGiven all these facts and eccentricities, my role as a team manager was quite challenging indeed! However, I was confident that there was an appropriate role for everyone in the park. So, I pondered upon the facts and considered the pros and cons, ready to assign Samantha, Arthur, and Timothy to their respective tasks.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Managing roller coaster: Timothy, Operating snack station: Arthur and Samantha", "opt_2": "Managing roller coaster: Samantha, Operating snack station: Arthur and Timothy", "opt_3": "Managing roller coaster: Arthur, Operating snack station: Samantha and Timothy"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/191", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/191", "text_sha256": "b52e863d2ccf3f169b06e0e7bca4dffc0010e1311c697a2eb2b43acd2a7ad8fc", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 191}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cc0fe35b5e9014d3f2e25f14c13c18090b6e463f2976ccc7f895d3027fc87ecc"}}
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{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nFor which of these two scenarios does the main character (who uses I/me/my) do something clearly morally wrong, according to ordinary moral standards in the US as of 2020? Scenario 1 | My son is showing anomalous symptoms, so I figured I should take him to the doctor to get a medication prescription. Scenario 2 | I called the cops on my mom for loving me\nA) Not wrong, Not wrong\nB) Not wrong, Wrong\nC) Wrong, Wrong\nD) Wrong, Not wrong\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null}, "label": "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.276", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.276", "text_sha256": "82634f47333831c6b919ac5033a62a41e862c73cda139452dc5df5ae622052ca", "eval_name": "mmlu-moral-scenarios", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.276"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9af373189cb54d7e4746d8e4bc0f5805c6c819818f4f8865fe308b126177653d"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Donald Trump presses a red button on his desk and a butler brings him a Coke"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "mongoose presses a red button on his desk and a butler brings him a Coke", "b": "Donald Trump presses a red button on his desk and a butler brings him a comb"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/1643-10099", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/1643", "text_sha256": "6e6ceff4b49664a257f3b843da7b238c52f0b5fa78c3f300123747e75802f7fb", "grades": ["0.8", "2.6"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "1643-10099"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "618464fc074a53d668c930bd39523927a812e59db9c3bf4415dd73ef729457fb"}}
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{"state": "Amid the serene setting of WonderKids Daycare Center, a palpable sense of anticipation filled the air. The new management team was faced with a crucial task: assigning roles to Betty, Andrea, and Helen. The roles in question were Classroom Teaching and Outdoor Supervision. The decision was not to be taken lightly, as it required careful consideration of each individual's past experiences and unique skill sets.\n\nAndrea and Helen had a mutual understanding - a shared admiration that stemmed from each other’s unparalleled dedication to their work, that was evident in their joint effort that resulted in a successful local charity event. People spoke of their harmony. But, at the same time, Andrea held some bias against Betty for a disaster at the annual teacher's softball game, blaming her for their team’s loss. A major point of contention arose during a staff meeting with Betty and Andrea disagreeing over teaching techniques; progress was counterproductive as they battled out their perspectives. \n\nThen there was the hiccup about Andrea's discomfort with outdoor activities. With a low physical stamina, she found it difficult to keep up with the energetic children when they would excitedly rush outdoors for play-time. However, in the indoor setting of a classroom, Andrea was in her element. A former elementary school teacher for 10 years, she'd seen her students consistently surpass average scores on standardized tests. She had the experience, the know-how, and the excellent reputation. \n\nBetty, on the other hand, stood out with multiple awards for her teaching methods under her belt. Parents praised her for the significant improvement in their children, testament of Betty's devotion. But Betty also had quirks, she had a notorious sense of direction, something that was evident when the daycare center visited the local parks. More alarmingly, she often forgot to apply sunscreen to the innocent kids, raising concerns about her outdoor supervision abilities. \n\nAnd then there was Helen – esteemed among peers, despite her public criticism over the treatment of a child incident by Betty. She was a lady who had never birthed or raised her children. But she often got lost in managing outdoor interactions among them, perhaps a residue of a scarred past where she once forgot to put Betty's classroom supplies back and losing her nephew at a fair while he was under her watch. Moreover, she would get sunburned very quickly during outdoor activities, and the kids didn’t respect her family gathering stories where she usually struggled to maintain order.\n\nAs the leader looked at the list, the pieces of jigsaw puzzle were beginning to come together. Their tasks were clear: Drawing strengths from their own past experiences, Andrea, Betty, and Helen all had unique skills and challenges that would shape the future of the kids at the daycare center in unpredictable but incredible ways.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Classroom Teaching: Helen, Outdoor Supervision: Andrea and Betty", "opt_2": "Classroom Teaching: Andrea, Outdoor Supervision: Betty and Helen", "opt_3": "Classroom Teaching: Betty, Outdoor Supervision: Andrea and Helen"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/2", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/2", "text_sha256": "3b585683922e3b97b46fd0c4b274197d485dc05d09ef771370c22ba8ffa37b4b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 2}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "553660714f9f44e86c23bc4bf7e81482a3dc1728ef85f649ca3dfc106f8b9976"}}
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{"state": {"service": "Helps make reservation at hotels in any given location of your choice", "dialogue": ["User: I'm visiting Sydney, NSW and want to find some attractions to visit. Can you see if there is a good child-friendly nature preserve I could go to?", "System: Sure, I found 6 nature preserve attractions. How about Featherdale Wildlife Park?", "User: That sounds cool. What else did you find?", "System: It looks like Gordons Bay is a pretty popular Nature Preserve also.", "User: Ok, that sounds good. Can you look up hotels around there?", "System: Sure, how about 28 Hotel Sydney? It's a nice 4 star hotel in that area.", "User: What else is there? I need two rooms by the way.", "System: There's another 4 star hotel called 57 Hotel. How about that?", "User: Yeah, that one sounds good.", "System: Ok, want to make a reservation?", "User: No, not right now."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"OnlineHotelBooking": "Book room in the specific hotel with time and related options", "HotelFindWithLocale": "Search for a hotel to book for your destination and dates", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/20_00058/10", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/20_00058", "text_sha256": "b6f07a4d249ae4ea33ee0ac9ba2a2fe0a7cd96651e576cb02ee9158da949716f", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "20_00058", "turn": 10}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "605265f7ae73f9560707396396b3ce7b77aa6e93edade0ea76424680b788812d"}}
{"state": {"service": "An app-based database of streaming music content", "dialogue": ["User: I'd like to hear some music, please find a song for me.", "System: Okay, how about the song Before I Cry by Lady Gaga off of the album A Star is Born Soundtrack. Would you like to hear it?", "User: No thanks, please find another song."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchForSong": "Look up songs by an artist or from an album", "Play": "Stream an artist's album or song on any device", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "SearchForSong", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/6_00092/2", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/6_00092", "text_sha256": "e79ad1b4c1bafbd62a2ea0bf34010a117d78a5b91dbc399a18118ad6d1e5c476", "schema_variant": "v3", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "6_00092", "turn": 2}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a807d712fbc97451ec8ff827ae0f51057dc187ede2d8e746df863db8618c613f"}}
{"state": "As the helm of a thriving digital marketing agency, I'm faced with intricate decisions each morning. My dynamic trio of team members - Julia, Michael, and Lisa, present a fascinating puzzle to solve. With the pressing deadlines for our two primary tasks - graphic designing and content writing, it's my responsibility to strategically delegate these tasks, ensuring we meet our goals while optimizing our productivity.\n\nFirst off was Michael, an efficiently analytical mind. He loved a good spreadsheet and could analyze statistics like no other. His interests lied in the realm of numbers and unbiased facts– a stark contrast to the mastery of persuasive writing. There were times when his keen analytic mind betrayed him, like when he continuously grappled with persuasive writing, often needing direction on how to adapt and convey his complex thoughts in an engaging manner. He struggled, too, with the intricacies of graphic designs, finding it as foreign as hieroglyphics. However, his strength in the face of these challenges was his ability to meet deadlines, a skill honed from his prior collaboration with Lisa.\n\nJulia, with her discerning eyes and unfailing attention to detail, had a heart that resonated with the classic texts of literature. The skills she'd honed during her literature-major Fine Arts degree, however, were more academic than persuasive or creative. But she thrived on challenges and took them head-on, even if it meant learning to use the odd graphic design software in which she often seemed flustered. She had a knack for leading projects and could own up to any task, despite her aversion to Michael's data-driven approach.\n\nFinally, there was Lisa, a vibrant personality with a keen sense of clarity that permeated her structured writing. She held a degree in communications, though it lacked any grounding in graphic design. She often got frustrated when asked to design a brochure, a task she found exceptionally challenging. However, her writing had been commended multiple times for its lucid style and well-structured approach. Her rapport with Michael was worth mentioning too, they had smashed their last project's deadlines successfully together. Her one flaw, if it be called that, was her discomfort in following Julia's lead.\n\nAs I sat there, knowing the capabilities and preferences of my team, I pondered the decisions to be made. Julia’s leadership trait and literary background, Michael's robust analytic abilities, and Lisa's commendable clear writing– how would they best serve our tasks? It truly was a puzzle, but I was certain that with a little strategy, we'd not only meet our deadlines, but exceed expectations, rallying to produce a truly powerful campaign.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Graphic Designing: Michael, Content Writing: Julia and Lisa", "opt_2": "Graphic Designing: Julia, Content Writing: Lisa and Michael", "opt_3": "Graphic Designing: Lisa, Content Writing: Julia and Michael"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/134", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/134", "text_sha256": "1b80f0d40b490c83180e020ac298b056c464af3430590a6498d397427df948b5", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 134}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c3b8f289398e6aef24e1dfb22da1eb5a7ac2669c7affe1379c9431cf5a8d942c"}}
{"state": "Why does sex last so long?\nI wonder why (especially human) sex lasts longer than just a few seconds?\nMy thought is that the shorter it takes a man to ejaculate, the lesser is the risk that he gets interrupted by a rival or a predator. Therefore, men who ejaculate quickly get an evolutionary advantage in the long-term.\nBut, as human sex lasts several minutes, I'm obvioulsy wrong with my argument. Anybody knows why?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "In pink, yellow, and blue are animals at risk of extinction from hunting, habitat loss, or other threats, respectively. Just as in the past, the mammals at risk are the big ones.\n\nThis extinction risk for the largest mammals is exacerbated by the fact that they have much slower reproduction times. The gestational periods for large animals are longer, which means that it takes a long time for populations to rebuild and recover. Small mammals, even if they’re being hunted, might be able to maintain healthy populations because they can reproduce so quickly.", "doc_2": "water for 15 seconds (about the time it takes to sing one chorus of \"Happy Birthday to You\") reduces bacterial counts by about 90%. When another 15 seconds is added, bacterial counts drop by close to 99.9% (bacterial counts are measured in logarithmic reductions). Few of us wash our hands that long — 5 seconds is more like it. One reason you're supposed to use cool or lukewarm water is to increase the chances you'll wash them a little longer. Hot water is also more damaging to skin.", "doc_3": "to take place to generate the final response, this pathway is generally described as “slow,” and generally, the effects last longer (seconds to minutes).\nSignal Termination", "doc_4": "tend to be smaller. In pink, yellow, and blue are animals at risk of extinction from hunting, habitat loss, or other threats, respectively. Just as in the past, the mammals at risk are the big ones. This extinction risk for the largest mammals is exacerbated by the fact that they have much slower reproduction times. The gestational periods for large animals are longer, which means that it takes a long time for populations to rebuild and recover. Small mammals, even if they’re being hunted, might be able to maintain healthy populations because they can reproduce so quickly. The biggest mammals are", "doc_5": "The handicap principle is a disputed hypothesis proposed by the Israeli biologist Amotz Zahavi in 1975. It is meant to explain how sexual selection may lead to \"honest\" or reliable signalling between male and female animals which have an obvious motivation to bluff or deceive each other. The handicap principle suggests that secondary sexual characteristics are costly signals which must be reliable, as they cost the signaller resources that individuals with less of a particular trait could not afford. The handicap principle further proposes that animals of greater biological fitness signal this through handicapping behaviour, or morphology that effectively lowers overall fitness. The central idea is that sexually selected traits function like conspicuous consumption, signalling the ability to afford to squander a resource. Receivers then know that the signal indicates quality, because inferior-quality signallers are unable to produce such wastefully extravagant signals.\nThe handicap principle is supported by game theory modelling representing situations such as nestlings begging for food, predator-deterrent signalling, and threat displays. However, honest signals are not necessarily costly, undermining the theoretical basis for the handicap principle, which remains unconfirmed by empirical evidence."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/46", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/46", "text_sha256": "27f97cf46bdfc5c79d07818640008919014534e0002d3b7814dc806872065fb4", "gold_id": "sex_duration/Handicap_principle_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["animals_evolve_size/large-mammals-extinction_11_0.txt", "animals_evolve_size/large-mammals-extinction_0_8.txt", "neuron_onto/PMC7203343_40_2.txt", "hot_water_bacteria/Thehandiworkofgoodhe_11_1.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "46"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "82ff6c0b3434c02f3f97be35578ffa9f2a53b0d8538b5adf01383e9b4ab99634"}}
{"state": "In a bustling office, a mundane bottle of bleach becomes a lethal weapon, leading to the chilling murder of Murray; it's up to the sharp-minded Detective Winston to navigate through a web of deceit spun by Chris and Gloria, the enigmatic suspects.\n\nWinston sat down on the edge of the performance stage, his eyes sweeping the room as he took in the heavily trodden dance floor, the scattered props, and miscellaneous personal belongings of the performers. Just on the edge of the stage, among the sparsely placed chairs and costume racks, he noticed a small bottle of bleach. He confirmed with one of the stagehands that it belonged to Gloria, the Choreographer.\n\nHe remembered Gloria once mentioning in passing how dangerous bleach could be if ingested. She also was known to often research on various chemicals for special effects in her choreography sets. A bizarre comment to make about bleach, but in her line of work meticulous hygiene was important. The costumes worn by the dancers were often delicate and required careful cleaning. Gloria was known among the troupe for her attention to the sanitation of their attire.\n\nAs Winston considered this, a light flicked on in the office upstairs, an indication that Gloria was still there. She often held late practices and rehearsals in the office building. And those rehearsals often ran over time. \"A perfectionist,\" Winston mumbled under his breath.\n\nMurray, the victim, had frequently been in the office late at night. Alone. Even secretive at times. Winston remembered spotting Murray meeting behind the stage with members of a rival dance group. Something didn't feel right and he paid more attention.\n\nWinston recollected a heated quarrel between Gloria and Murray. Gloria was upset that Murray had leaked her proprietary choreography to the rival dance troupe. This discovery was devastating for Gloria. Her unique, innovative work was out in the open, her career was taking a steep plunge.\n\nWinston stood up and glanced around once more before moving toward the office stairs. Notably, the rehearsal space had no security cameras - no direct way to monitor or record any unusual activities.\n\nHe found Gloria still hard at work in the office. She looked up and he could see disappointment and frustration etched on her lined face. \"Work hard, but don't work yourself into the ground,\" Winston commented mildly. \n\nGloria smiled ruefully, fingers splayed across scattered scripts and documents, \"In this line of work, detective, there isn't much of a choice\". \n\nHe only nodded in response but inside, Winston felt a swirl of questions rising up. Unseen connections forming and dissipating too quickly to catch. Time to dig a little deeper.\n\nWinston carried a cup of his favorite diner's coffee in his hand as he walked into Murray's office building. From the dusty files sitting on top of a filing cabinet he picked up an incident report dated three years ago. A player had accidentally ingested cleaning fluid during a practice session and had fallen ill. The report confirmed that Chris was the coach at the time of the incident. \n\nStepping to the side, Winston made eye contact with the janitor who was tidying up after the police search. \"Some mess this, huh?\" Winston asked casually. \n\nThe janitor looked up at him, nodding. \"Awful thing,\" he said, \"Murray... poisoned in his office like this, during office hours.\"\n\nWinston nodded, thinking of Chris's coaching duties operating during the same hours. Chris's knowledge of health and wellness was also apparent from the motivational posters in the gym area, an area which happened to include an office for Chris and a cabinet holding various coaching supplies, including cleaning products such as bleach.\n\nBefore he left the building, Winston decided to check the lost and found box at the reception. Among the pile of assorted items, a pair of sunglasses caught his eye. They were Chris's, the receptionist confirmed. \n\nWinston next set out to a nearby park which was a popular spot for office employees and tourists alike. He found an elderly woman sitting on a park bench, who recounted witnessing Chris in the park earlier. The woman, however, had lost sight of him near the water fountain. \n\nPulling out his notebook, Winston jotted down the fact that Chris disappeared from sight near the water fountain. He then went on to speak with a local ice cream seller who confirmed seeing Chris heading into a dense, wooded area within the park. \n\nHeading back to his car, Winston ran into a group of tourists who claimed to have seen Chris earlier. One of them confirmed that they had seen Chris before he disappeared. \n\nAs he drove back to the precinct, Winston digested the day's findings. In addition to his coaching duties, Chris was responsible for equipment and supply maintenance. He usually operated during office hours, was familiar with cleaning products including bleach, and his office was located in the same building as Murray's.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Chris", "opt_2": "Gloria"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/167", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/167", "text_sha256": "8f2385cae2ac7e2caa705ee63e91264165c74c7066fe22e99e5df31b5bda97f7", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 167}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "44233ebe8f05008b790ac83b2a8dd123c742983eec298906870225226bba8bfc"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Futsal", "context": "A soccer player is held back from kicking a soccer ball on a field by a referee on the field. two teams"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "kick the ball to one another, they are then able to grab onto the ball and hold onto it.", "opt_2": "play soccer in an outdoor field in front of an audience, the black and white team makes a goal and celebrates by smiling and clapping each others hands and waiving at the audience.", "opt_3": "huddle up holding a goal.", "opt_4": "are curling on the sidelines."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/28613", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_OqLUp37WKMA", "text_sha256": "1ec855a078053a915a093fbce3fcfced5f7875aeb2e651e331cdf3366fc4fd4d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1851, "source_id": "activitynet~v_OqLUp37WKMA"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8cd96295f8b8e9d6672a42d634520a21dad9bbbdbae78fcf5e2c94f77ece97e4"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Top 10 Holdover Obama Bureaucrats President Trump Can Fire or Remove Today"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Top 10 Holdover Obama Bureaucrats President Trump Can dance or Remove Today", "b": "Top 10 Holdover Obama Bureaucrats President Trump Can Fire or Eat Today"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/12843-323", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/12843", "text_sha256": "8684f9ed0fa277e52af0600f3218e109d1ef49a92d52eccac453ea4cf80a1e34", "grades": ["0.4", "1.8"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "12843-323"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8bba0bf46c7bf29a157e004da64b61b64b9ada2835da149df37969cc6261b732"}}
{"state": "ROS2: Adding parameters to YAML launch file\n\nHow do I use a YAML launch file to pass parameters to a node? The tutorial covers passing parameters using a python launch file but not YAML.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "For most applications the choice of which ROS 2 launch format comes down to\ndeveloper preference. However, if your launch file requires flexibility that\nyou cannot achieve with XML or YAML, you can use Python to write your launch\nfile. Using Python for ROS 2 launch is more flexible because of following two\nreasons:", "doc_2": "# see https://docs.ros.org/en/rolling/How-To-Guides/Migrating-from-ROS1/Migrating-Launch-Files.html#rosparam \n# and https://docs.ros.org/en/rolling/Tutorials/Beginner-CLI-Tools/Understanding-ROS2-Parameters/Understanding-ROS2-Parameters.html#load-parameter-file-on-node-startup\n# and https://docs.ros.org/en/rolling/How-To-Guides/Launch-file-different-formats.html?highlight=yaml%20launch\n# and note that copying XML examples where available tends to work for YAML\nlaunch:\n- node:\n    pkg: \"turtlesim\"\n    exec: \"turtlesim_node\"\n    name: \"sim\"\n    namespace: \"turtlesim_dz\"\n    param:\n      -\n        from: $(find-pkg-share dz_launch_examples)/config/turtlesim_custom_params.yaml", "doc_3": "[ Adding node from within OpaqueFunction in ROS2 Python Launch File\n](/question/416438/adding-node-from-within-opaquefunction-in-ros2-python-\nlaunch-file/)", "doc_4": "Another great feature of launch files is the possibility to include nodes from\nanother package. Let's pull the ` robot_node ` node created in our [ ROS 1\nparameters tutorial ](/blog/how-to-use-ros1-parameters) into our launch file\nand configure it with some parameters:", "doc_5": "2. A launch file. This launch file must load the ` moveit_controllers  ` yaml file and specify the ` moveit_simple_controller_manager/MoveItSimpleControllerManager  ` . After these yaml files are loaded, they are passed as parameters to the Move Group node. [ Example Move Group launch file ](https://github.com/ros-planning/moveit_resources/blob/ros2/panda_moveit_config/launch/demo.launch.py) ."}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/49", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/49", "text_sha256": "242c6df9d2ad94888cfd5b99182372e61788cb3fa9f737c48326dff8db2cd3a4", "gold_id": "ros_yaml/yamlparampassinglaun_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["srvmsg/dictionaryiteminyaml_47.txt", "ros_launch/howtouseros1launchfi_41.txt", "ros_launch/Launchfiledifferentf_48.txt", "number_commands/controllerconfigurat_10.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "49"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d6260ec25588c04c6bbd6f9d7c30aa4b1e4a08a7fdfc1bf9823351a7321b1cdf"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "Mueller tests Trump : Probe reportedly eyes business transactions , despite warning"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Mueller tests Trump : Probe reportedly eyes Grocery transactions , despite warning", "b": "Mueller bakes Trump : Probe reportedly eyes business transactions , despite warning"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/12698-5831", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/12698", "text_sha256": "ba6a1a309afbe2ba6ab85495acd4d0fd27778556ff746981ec3f9544cd782796", "grades": ["1.4", "0.8"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "12698-5831"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e73329686107723f1de191f0978c5595d5fec009d09540f0da774d34e5ebc13e"}}
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{"state": "applying strsplit on data.frame results in unexpected output\n\nI have one dataframe an two functions:\n\nMy dataframe:\n```\ns_words<-c(\"one,uno\",\"two,dos\",\"three,tres\",\"four,cuatro\")\nn_nums<-c(10,20,30,40)\ndf1 <- data.frame(n_nums,s_words) \n> df1\n  n_nums     s_words\n1     10     one,uno\n2     20     two,dos\n3     30  three,tres\n4     40 four,cuatro\n```\n\nMy two functions:\n```\nf_op1 <- function(s_input) {\n  s_ret = paste0(\"***\",s_input,\"***\")\n  return(s_ret)\n}\n\n\nf_op2 <- function(s_input) {\n    a_segments=unlist(strsplit(s_input,split=\"\\\\W+\"))\n    s_eng = a_segments[1]\n    s_spa = a_segments[2]\n    s_ret = paste0(\"*\",s_eng,\"***\",s_spa,\"*\")\n  return(s_ret)\n}\n```\n\nWhen I apply my functions on the dataframe ....\n```\ndf1$s_op1 <- f_op1(df1$s_words)\ndf1$s_op2 <- f_op2(df1$s_words)\n```\n\nI get this:\n```\n> df1\n  n_nums     s_words             s_op1       s_op2\n1     10     one,uno     ***one,uno*** *one***uno*\n2     20     two,dos     ***two,dos*** *one***uno*\n3     30  three,tres  ***three,tres*** *one***uno*\n4     40 four,cuatro ***four,cuatro*** *one***uno*\n```\n\nBut I need this, something like:\n```\n> df1\n  n_nums     s_words             s_op1           s_op2\n1     10     one,uno     ***one,uno***     *one***uno*\n2     20     two,dos     ***two,dos***     *two***dos*\n3     30  three,tres  ***three,tres***  *three***tres*\n4     40 four,cuatro ***four,cuatro*** *four***cuatro*\n```\n\nf_op2 is only for demonstration purposes, in reality it is more complex and uses \"strsplit\". I think there is some problem with strsplit, but I'm not sure, I'm begginer in R language. Thanks in advance for your explanations.\n\nI have searched a lot for help but I can't find the solution.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "> It's a general performance issue with the model - it hallucinates and\n> ignores instructions like enums. Using natural language or sudocode prompts\n> to return JSON gives consistently better results. The solution is not to use\n> functions.\n\nThis is really interesting because it is supposed to be the other way. This\nmodel was fine-tuned on returning the correct requested json, so its error\nrate should be lower than using just a prompt.  \nI don't know what they are doing internally, but I think they are converting\nthe functions list piece to a prompt in the same format they used to fine-tune\nthe model, so it is really weird that we might get better results by crafting\nour own prompt instead of using functions.  This somehow makes sense as I\nthink the model cares about the functions and the parameter names, hence the\nconfusion it is making when calling back the python tool. I believe that\nimproving this piece in langcahin might yield better results as I didn't have\nany issues since I implemented the changes above.  \n---  \n  \n👍  1  batmanscode reacted with thumbs up emoji", "doc_2": "apply(v, f2, outer(1:3, 1:5), y = 2*(1:5))\n    stopifnot(dim(a2) == c(3,5,4), all.equal(a2, a.2),\n              identical(dimnames(a2), list(NULL,NULL,LETTERS[1:4])))\n    \n    hist(replicate(100, mean(rexp(10))))\n    \n    ## use of replicate() with parameters:\n    foo <- function(x = 1, y = 2) c(x, y)\n    # does not work: bar <- function(n, ...) replicate(n, foo(...))\n    bar <- function(n, x) replicate(n, foo(x = x))\n    bar(5, x = 3)\n    # }\n    \n\nRun the code above in your browser using  [ DataCamp Workspace\n](https://app.datacamp.com/workspace/preview?_tag=rdocs&rdocsPath=packages%2Fbase%2Fversions%2F3.6.2%2Ftopics%2Flapply&utm_source=r-docs&utm_medium=docs&utm_term=lapply&utm_content=run_example_in_workspace)\n\nPowered by  [ DataCamp ](https://www.datacamp.com/)", "doc_3": "To time our functions, we will be using a Jupyter Notebook to make it\nrelatively simple with the magic function %%timeit. There are other ways to\ntime a function in Python but for demonstration purposes, our Jupyter Notebook\nwill suffice. We will do a demo run on the same dataset with 3 ways of\ncalculating and evaluating our problem using Looping/Iterating, Apply, and\nVectorization.", "doc_4": "| On 10/13/13 4:55 PM, Gabriel Dos Reis wrote:\n| > David Krauss < [ pot...@gmail.com ]() > writes:\n| >\n| > [...]\n| >\n| > | TBH I don't really understand why we need the constexpr qualifier for\n| > | functions in the first place.\n| >\n| > I am not sure what you mean by this: (1) that you are unaware of how the\n| > constexpr keyword came to be? or (2) that you know the history but you\n| > just refuse to understand it?\n|\n| I wasn't aware of the history, so thanks!\n|\n| But why are we stuck with the keyword?", "doc_5": "To time our functions, we will be using a Jupyter Notebook to make it\nrelatively simple with the magic function %%timeit. There are other ways to\ntime a function in Python but for demonstration purposes, our Jupyter Notebook\nwill suffice. We will do a demo run on the same dataset with 3 ways of\ncalculating and evaluating our problem using Looping/Iterating, Apply, and\nVectorization."}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/stackoverflow/92", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/stackoverflow/92", "text_sha256": "867edc7fa8305761124d3bda38c88721cc2cb44f06e3d5edfdf091ab152ab362", "gold_id": "R_base_all/R_base_all_351_2.txt", "negative_ids": ["pandas_user_guide/howtospeeduppythonpa_35_0.txt", "pandas_user_guide/howtospeeduppythonpa_129_0.txt", "cpp_utility/0eQsx6ip1DwJpli1_155_0.txt", "Openai_Text_Generation/63646_51_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/stackoverflow", "query_id": "92"}, "stratum": "stackoverflow", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d1a15cbb093ab0695732ea37c3118594b0f96aecc1ed4311edc40723caf5a38a"}}
{"state": "What is the economic nature of water?\n\nHow should one classify water in economic terms?\n\nIs it a commodity, a natural resource, can it be both? Does it depend on how it is being used (e.g., as input/raw material in some process)? I was curious about all the ways water could be characterized economically (e.g., as a rival good, a commodity etc.) and would be grateful for some pointers.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "[ noun ](/dictionary/noun)\n\ncom·​mod·​i·​ty  [ kə-ˈmä-də-tē ![How to pronounce commodity \\(audio\\)](/dist-\ncross-dungarees/2024-04-10--15-31-18-00ule/images/svg/audio-pron-redesign.svg)\n](/dictionary/commodity?pronunciation&lang=en_us&dir=c&file=commod05 \"How to\npronounce commodity \\(audio\\)\")\n\nplural  commodities\n\n[ Synonyms of _commodity_ ![next](/dist-cross-dungarees/2024-04-10--\n15-31-18-00ule/images/arrows/interlink-right.svg) ](/thesaurus/commodity)\n\n1\n\n**:** an economic good: such as\n\na\n\n**:** a product of agriculture or mining\n\nagricultural  commodities  like grain and corn\n\nb\n\n**:** an article of [ commerce ](/dictionary/commerce) especially when\ndelivered for shipment\n\nreported the damaged  commodities  to officials\n\nc\n\n**:** a mass-produced unspecialized product\n\ncommodity  chemicals\n\ncommodity  memory chips\n\n2\n\na", "doc_2": "The idea that resources might be more of an economic curse than a blessing\nemerged in debates in the 1950s and the 1960s about the economic problems of\nlow and middle-income countries.  [5]  In 1993 Richard Auty first used the\nterm _resource curse_ to describe how countries rich in mineral resources were\nunable to use that wealth to boost their economies and how, counter-\nintuitively, these countries had lower [ economic growth\n](/wiki/Economic_growth \"Economic growth\") than countries without an abundance\nof natural resources. An influential 1995 study by [ Jeffrey Sachs\n](/wiki/Jeffrey_Sachs \"Jeffrey Sachs\") and Andrew Warner found a strong\ncorrelation between natural resource abundance and poor economic growth.  [6]\nAs of 2016, hundreds of studies have evaluated the effects of resource wealth\non a wide range of economic outcomes, and offered many explanations for how,\nwhy, and when a resource curse is likely to occur.  [2]  [7]  While \"the\nlottery analogy has value but also has shortcomings\",  [8]  many observers\nhave likened the resource curse to the difficulties that befall [ lottery\n](/wiki/Lottery \"Lottery\") winners who struggle to manage the complex side-\neffects of newfound wealth.  [9]  [10]  [11]  [12]", "doc_3": "* [ Commons ](/wiki/Commons \"Commons\")\n* [ enclosure ](/wiki/Enclosure \"Enclosure\")\n* [ global ](/wiki/Global_commons \"Global commons\")\n* [ land ](/wiki/Common_land \"Common land\")\n* [ tragedy of ](/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons \"Tragedy of the commons\")\n* [ Economics ](/wiki/Natural_resource_economics \"Natural resource economics\")\n* [ ecological ](/wiki/Ecological_economics \"Ecological economics\")\n* [ land ](/wiki/Land_\\(economics\\) \"Land \\(economics\\)\")\n* [ Ecosystem services ](/wiki/Ecosystem_services \"Ecosystem services\")\n* [ Exploitation ](/wiki/Exploitation_of_natural_resources \"Exploitation of natural resources\")\n* [ overexploitation ](/wiki/Overexploitation \"Overexploitation\")\n* [ Earth Overshoot Day ](/wiki/Earth_Overshoot_Day \"Earth Overshoot Day\")\n* [ Management ](/wiki/Natural_resource_management \"Natural resource management\")\n* [ adaptive ](/wiki/Adaptive_management \"Adaptive management\")\n* [ Natural capital ](/wiki/Natural_capital \"Natural capital\")\n* [ accounting ](/wiki/Natural_capital_accounting \"Natural capital accounting\")\n* [ good ](/wiki/Environmental_good \"Environmental good\")\n* [ Natural heritage ](/wiki/Natural_heritage \"Natural heritage\")\n* [ Nature reserve ](/wiki/Nature_reserve \"Nature reserve\")\n* [ remnant natural area ](/wiki/Remnant_natural_area \"Remnant natural area\")\n* [ Systems ecology ](/wiki/Systems_ecology \"Systems ecology\")\n* [ Urban ecology ](/wiki/Urban_ecology \"Urban ecology\")\n* [ Wilderness ](/wiki/Wilderness \"Wilderness\")", "doc_4": "So far the _market price_ of a commodity coincides with its _value_ . On the\nother hand, the oscillations of market prices, rising now over, sinking now\nunder the value or natural price, depend upon the fluctuations of supply and\ndemand. The deviations of market prices from values are continual, but as Adam\nSmith says:", "doc_5": "Input–output and socialist planning  [  [ edit\n](/w/index.php?title=Input%E2%80%93output_model&action=edit&section=9 \"Edit\nsection: Input–output and socialist planning\") ]\n\nThe input–output model is one of the major conceptual models for a [ socialist\n](/wiki/Socialist \"Socialist\") [ planned economy ](/wiki/Planned_economy\n\"Planned economy\") . This model involves the direct determination of physical\nquantities to be produced in each industry, which are used to formulate a\nconsistent economic plan of resource allocation. This method of planning is\ncontrasted with price-directed [ Lange-model socialism ](/wiki/Lange_model\n\"Lange model\") and Soviet-style [ material balance planning\n](/wiki/Material_balance_planning \"Material balance planning\") .  [13]\n\nIn the economy of the [ Soviet Union ](/wiki/Soviet_Union \"Soviet Union\") ,\nplanning was conducted using the method of material balances up until the\ncountry's dissolution. The method of material balances was first developed in\nthe 1930s during the Soviet Union's rapid industrialization drive.\nInput–output planning was never adopted because the material balance system\nhad become entrenched in the Soviet economy, and input–output planning was\nshunned for ideological reasons. As a result, the benefits of consistent and\ndetailed planning through input–output analysis were never realized in the [\nSoviet-type economies ](/wiki/Analysis_of_Soviet-type_economic_planning\n\"Analysis of Soviet-type economic planning\") .  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{"state": "How to use Gazebo Ignition NavSat plugin\n\nI'm trying to use the Navsat plugin but I can't get it working. I'm using ros-humble\n\nI've been following the link below, but I am unable to see any navsat topic in gazebo https://answers.gazebosim.org//question/28643/gps-sensor-plugin-in-ignition/\n\nIn my robot urdf, I have the following code\n\n    <link name=\"chassis\">\n            ....\n      <plugin filename=\"ignition-gazebo-navsat-system\" name=\"ignition::gazebo::systems::NavSat\"/>\n      <gazebo>\n        <sensor name=\"navsat_sensor\" type=\"navsat\">\n          <always_on>1</always_on>\n          <update_rate>1</update_rate>\n          <topic>navsat</topic>\n        </sensor>\n     </gazebo>\n    </link>\nOn my world sdf, I also included\n\n    <world name=\"field\">\n        ...\n      <spherical_coordinates>\n        <surface_model>EARTH_WGS84</surface_model>\n        <world_frame_orientation>ENU</world_frame_orientation>\n        <latitude_deg>-22.986687</latitude_deg>\n        <longitude_deg>-43.202501</longitude_deg>\n        <elevation>0</elevation>\n        <heading_deg>0</heading_deg>\n      </spherical_coordinates>\n    </world>", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "This will stop applying the force. The joint may continue to rotate for some time before coming to a stop\n    ign topic -t \"/model/joint_force_example/joint/j1/cmd_force\" -m ignition.msgs.Double  -p \"data: 0.0\"\n-->\n<sdf version=\"1.6\">\n  <world name=\"apply_joint_force\">\n    <plugin\n      filename=\"ignition-gazebo-physics-system\"\n      name=\"gz::sim::systems::Physics\">\n    </plugin>\n    <plugin\n      filename=\"ignition-gazebo-scene-broadcaster-system\"\n      name=\"gz::sim::systems::SceneBroadcaster\">\n    </plugin>", "doc_2": "<spherical_coordinates>\n          <surface_model>EARTH_WGS84</surface_model>\n          <latitude_deg>38.161479</latitude_deg>\n          <longitude_deg>-122.454630</longitude_deg>\n          <elevation>488.0</elevation>\n        </spherical_coordinates>", "doc_3": "<?xml version=\"1.0\" ?>\n<!--\n  Ignition Gazebo pose publisher plugin demo\n  Try listening to topic:\n    ign topic -e -t \"/model/double_pendulum_with_base/pose\"\n-->\n<sdf version=\"1.6\">\n  <world name=\"pose_publisher\">\n    <physics name=\"1ms\" type=\"ignored\">\n      <max_step_size>0.001</max_step_size>\n      <real_time_factor>1.0</real_time_factor>\n    </physics>\n    <plugin\n      filename=\"ignition-gazebo-physics-system\"\n      name=\"gz::sim::systems::Physics\">\n    </plugin>\n    <plugin\n      filename=\"ignition-gazebo-user-commands-system\"\n      name=\"gz::sim::systems::UserCommands\">\n    </plugin>\n    <plugin\n      filename=\"ignition-gazebo-scene-broadcaster-system\"\n      name=\"gz::sim::systems::SceneBroadcaster\">\n    </plugin>\n    <light type=\"directional\" name=\"sun\">\n      <cast_shadows>true</cast_shadows>\n      <pose>0 0 10 0 0 0</pose>\n      <diffuse>1 1 1 1</diffuse>\n      <specular>0.5 0.5 0.5 1</specular>\n      <attenuation>\n        <range>1000</range>\n        <constant>0.9</constant>\n        <linear>0.01</linear>\n        <quadratic>0.001</quadratic>\n      </attenuation>\n      <direction>-0.5 0.1 -0.9</direction>\n    </light>\n    <model name=\"ground_plane\">\n      <static>true</static>\n      <link name=\"link\">", "doc_4": "<link name=\"imu_link\">\n  <sensor name=\"tb3_imu\" type=\"imu\">\n    <always_on>true</always_on>\n    <update_rate>200</update_rate>\n    <topic>imu</topic>\n    <imu>\n      ... <!-- all the content of <imu> -->\n    </imu>\n  </sensor>\n</link>\nlibgazebo_ros_ray_sensor.so\nPlugin in the original model", "doc_5": "-->\n<sdf version=\"1.6\">\n  <world name=\"spherical_coordinates\">\n    <!-- Processes the NavSat sensor -->\n    <plugin\n      filename=\"ignition-gazebo-navsat-system\"\n      name=\"ignition::gazebo::systems::NavSat\">\n    </plugin>\n    <!-- Handles requests to update the spherical coordinates -->\n    <plugin\n      filename=\"ignition-gazebo-user-commands-system\"\n      name=\"ignition::gazebo::systems::UserCommands\">\n    </plugin>\n    <!-- Populates the GUI with data from the server -->\n    <plugin\n      filename=\"ignition-gazebo-scene-broadcaster-system\"\n      name=\"ignition::gazebo::systems::SceneBroadcaster\">\n    </plugin>\n    <!-- Processes pose commands -->\n    <plugin\n      filename=\"ignition-gazebo-physics-system\"\n      name=\"ignition::gazebo::systems::Physics\">\n    </plugin>\n    <!-- Set the coordinates for the world origin -->\n    <spherical_coordinates>\n      <surface_model>EARTH_WGS84</surface_model>\n      <world_frame_orientation>ENU</world_frame_orientation>\n      <latitude_deg>-22.986687</latitude_deg>\n      <longitude_deg>-43.202501</longitude_deg>\n      <elevation>0</elevation>\n      <heading_deg>0</heading_deg>\n    </spherical_coordinates>\n    <gui fullscreen=\"0\">\n      <!-- 3D scene -->\n      <plugin filename=\"MinimalScene\" name=\"3D View\">\n        <ignition-gui>\n          <title>3D View</title>\n          <property type=\"bool\" key=\"showTitleBar\">false</property>\n          <property type=\"string\" key=\"state\">docked</property>\n        </ignition-gui>"}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/38", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/38", "text_sha256": "052f85453b4b61a85cc01e63f941d5dbf45a147472d6f7c131401f4beb6e0707", "gold_id": "navsetplugin/sphericalcoordinates_1.txt", "negative_ids": ["gazebo_plugin/gazebohtml_117.txt", "spawn_entity/migratinggazeboclass_39.txt", "camera_plugin/applyjointforcesdf_3.txt", "camera_plugin/posepublishersdf_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "38"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "87172f55712fbceb1b49448ef4b557d66125d30bc67d5e2e44b2adfcb8d73248"}}
{"state": "Charlie had finally finished his latest novel. He was eager to see it published and his excitement filled the room. He carefully stashed the manuscript in the cupboard, reminding Lisa, his assistant, to be careful around it. Lisa, who was always there to aid Charlie in his writing adventures, was equally nervous about damaging his masterpiece. Intricate plots required intricate handling. Meanwhile, his roommate Matthew, though not sharing Charlie's literary interest, was very respectful. He may not understand the existential angst a misplaced manuscript could cause, yet he respected Charlie's writing space. The pen that Charlie used to write his magnum opus was securely placed in the drawer. This was the harmony they followed, and they were all aware of each item's location. The manuscript was in the cupboard and the pen in the drawer - that was the order, untouched and respected.\n\nWith a swell of anticipation, Charlie retrieved his masterpiece from its secure hiding place in the cupboard, his hands carefully cradling the pages as he moved it to the desk. The room, steeped in years of creative energy, seemed to hold its breath in reverence for the final read-through. Charlie shared the room with Matthew. Their cohabitation had become a practiced choreography of respect, especially for Charlie's writing space. Meanwhile, Lisa, who doubled as bridge between Charlie's creative solace and the outside world, was absorbed in a conversation of critical importance. The publisher's voice crackled over the phone demanding her full attention. She navigated the conversation skillfully, quiet obedience to the years of practice. \n\nWhile this insight was being woven at one end of the room, a different story unfolded at the other. Oblivious to the delicate dance of creation and negotiation, Matthew was engrossed in a magazine. His seat afforded a clear view of Charlie, a convenient assurance to avoid disturbances. The magazine's pages fluttered under his casual flip, an offbeat rhythm in this symphony of anticipation.\n\nLisa, noticing Charlie reaching in vain for a pen, paused her phone conversation and swiftly skimmed through the drawer with pens. Being a crucial part of this covenant of creativity allowed her to instinctively find the pen without looking. Seamlessly she continued the conversation while moving it to Charlie's desk, the smooth glide of her hand unfaltering, confirming her role as Charlie's indomitable pillar of support. Pausing subtly, her eyes caught the glimpse of the manuscript resting placidly beside Charlie's poised hand ready for an inevitable round of corrections. As all the intricate pieces of this creative dance were unfolding, Charlie was engrossed with a newly arrived curiosity. A book, preciously wrapped, laid before him on the table. He was engaged in a game of delicate battle. The wrapping around the book was refusing to yield, a defiance that seemed to intensify his eagerness. An unscripted voyage awaited beyond the stubborn seal, fuelling his anticipation. His hands meticulously worked around it, his resolve spurred by every minute resistance.\n\nFar away from this realm of literary excitement, Matthew found solace in his own universe. Enveloped in the sanctuary provided by his noise cancelling headphones, all the sounds of the surrounding world had faded away for him. On his laptop, a new movie trailer was playing. He was consumed in it, oblivious to the ongoing literary conflict in the same room. The captivating narrative of the trailer engrossed him completely, his connection with the outer world momentarily severed. \n\nThe room now lived two distinctly different stories - one, a world of words hinging upon a stubborn wrapping, the other, a digitally driven story plotted by fast-paced visuals, each fully engrossing their respective inhabitants.\n\nMatthew, aware of Charlie's obsession with order, noticed the stray manuscript. With delicate hands, he carefully moved Charlie's manuscript from the tabletop, placing it into the serenity of the cupboard, amidst the quiet unspoken gratitude resonating from Charlie's writing space. In the shared living space, Charlie, engrossed in the rigorous detailing of his newest creation, was adding the finishing touches to his work. His vantage point, from his preferred chair, enabled him to frequently glance at his beloved bookshelf, populated by collections of knowledge and inspirations. His enthusiastic assistant, Lisa, engrossed in an array of assignments, had unfortunately not noticed the relocation of Charlie's completed work to its place of security. Sharp contrasts shone through their shared abode as Charlie's roommate, Matthew, navigated the environment with a respectful understanding, honoring the sensitivities of Charlie's working space, though perhaps not fully grasping its significance.\n\nWrapping up the collective tensions, respects, and excitements of the room, the conclusion was a symphony of silent order, devotion to craft, and anticipation of a new inception. The density of this solitary space became a testament to the harmonious rhythm of creation, mutual understanding, and domesticity, concluding the chapter of this profound creative endeavor in an echo of mutual admiration.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which location is the most likely place Charlie would look to find the manuscript given the story?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "cupboard", "opt_2": "desk", "opt_3": "drawer"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_object_placements"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/object_placements/164", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/object_placements/164", "text_sha256": "ae4f712ed7c36ab3b85c02f1ca4cd704d81c1d0c53392b869594d627e580f579", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:object_placements.csv", "row": 164}, "stratum": "object_placements", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cb9032384ca1e54ddd523a716ba3589632dc26de28e6ef36f58bfea4969796dc"}}
{"state": "I have a lot of images and I want to categorize them based on the objects present in the images.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "categorize_image_based_on_keywords(image_patch: ImagePatch, keywords: List[str]) -> str: def categorize_image_based_on_keywords(image_patch: ImagePatch, keywords: List[str]) -> str: '''Categorize an image based on a list of keywords. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to categorize. keywords (List[str]): The list of keywords to use for categorization. Returns: str: The best matching keyword. ''' return image_patch.best_text_match(keywords)", "tool_2": "compare_objects(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: def compare_objects(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: '''Compare multiple objects of the same type in an image to determine if they are identical or different. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. object_name (str): The name of the object to compare. Returns: str: \"identical\" if all objects are identical, \"different\" if at least one object is different …", "tool_3": "identify_types_on_or_in_object(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_category: str, reference_object_name: str) -> str: def identify_types_on_or_in_object(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_category: str, reference_object_name: str) -> str: '''Identify the types of a certain category of objects present on or in another object. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. object_category (str): The category of the objects to identify types. reference_object_name (str): The name of the reference object. …", "tool_4": "model_id: Detect objects in images A pre-trained TensorFlow Hub model for detecting objects in images using the SSD MobileNet V2 architecture.", "tool_5": "identify_event_type(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_names: List[str], query: str) -> str: def identify_event_type(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_names: List[str], query: str) -> str: '''Identify the type of event that a list of objects are attending. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. object_names (List[str]): The names of the objects to check for presence. query (str): The original query to answer. Returns: str: The type of event if all objects are present …"}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gorilla_tensor_query_38", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gorilla_tensor_query_38", "text_sha256": "038b5f1f614f2b13fd8f6b5187421752b00fb2588b8f1fdb9b777506151f0600", "gold_id": "gorilla_tensor_tool_0", "negative_ids": ["craft_Vqa_tool_39", "craft_Vqa_tool_119", "craft_Vqa_tool_142", "craft_Vqa_tool_455"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gorilla-tensor/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "gorilla-tensor", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2ddcd465dc9199a39f8192ef475b239293b0b902c031e17ab575d0cb49eae194"}}
{"state": {"service": "Online hotel search and reservation service", "dialogue": ["User: Show me some attractions to see", "System: Where should I search for them in", "User: Search in Sydney, NSW", "System: I have found 10 places for you. How about ANZ stadium which is a sports venue?", "User: Cool, find me a hotel there as well", "System: How about the 4 star 28 Hotel Sydney", "User: Cool, sounds perfect", "System: Should I book a room for you?", "User: No, not right now."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"Reserve": "Finalize room reservation for given hotel and dates", "SearchHotels": "Find a hotel meeting your preferences", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/20_00059/8", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/20_00059", "text_sha256": "6f57decc35ddb6f9fdb5201d5497bc4e3dfb54f0f44c8409a99a0115226cf248", "schema_variant": "v1", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "20_00059", "turn": 8}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "78c3849e0bebbe61852f9fba924e20caf6e84dea6fa303e03df4e5b8eee91161"}}
{"state": {"service": "One way and round trip flights to all cities", "dialogue": ["User: Find me please one way flight."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchOnewayFlights": "Search for one way flights to specified destination", "SearchRoundTripFlights": "Search for round trip flights to specified destination", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "SearchOnewayFlights", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/1_00094/0", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/1_00094", "text_sha256": "77ada78b638e344ee2f89a4c643f7abab19a686b1e2bd984ee13b25e29573b98", "schema_variant": "v1", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "1_00094", "turn": 0}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "729d9c8c5ba18101cfeb9c26b7f23400f8bccc9457539a8b6dc5d22c41d493fa"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Nearly 9 in 10 black Americans believe President Trump respects people of colour less than whites , finds poll"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Nearly 9 in 10 black Americans believe President Trump respects chocolates of colour less than whites , finds poll", "b": "Nearly 9 in 10 black Americans believe President Trump respects people of colour less than zebras , finds poll"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/2135-11675", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/2135", "text_sha256": "7f77d817f5fcefa05334a3de3426c4e9217a7e7e0bc5d78b3ff0b520a5c2e9d7", "grades": ["1.4", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "2135-11675"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "61dc8a02f3227318c99f612ea52da1fef06da552ea348dff76d10b205127eb43"}}
{"state": "Louis, the ardent music enthusiast, found himself itching to listen to the recently inherited rare press album from his grandfather's vintage collection. There it was, nestled along with his other vinyls in the record shelf. As a vintage artifact enthusiast, he also had a beautiful, period lamp, all the way from his granduncle's jazz bar - currently taking residence on the living room floor since he was still figuring out the right place to set it up.\n\nAcross the hall, Mary, his painstakingly detail-oriented neighbor, was sprucing up her apartment for hosting her widely anticipated dinner party later in the evening. She had a soft spot for Louis's vintage finds and an uncanny ability to manipulate the aesthetic charm of antique items.\n\nAlan, the apartment's go-to repairman, was no stranger either and was instantly recognizable by his toolbox clang. He'd been summoned to fix the broken ceiling lamp in Louis's apartment. His timing was almost fortuitous as Mary, intrigued by the amalgamation of jazz and vintage charm in Louis's apartment, was contemplating inviting him over to advise her on some last minute antique touches to her own party set up.\n\nThey were all aware of the vintage artifacts, enticing and intriguing in the music lover's apartment. The rare press album had a place of honor on the record shelf while the vintage lamp, for now, commanded the living room floor. The broken ceiling lamp's looming repair added to an intriguing mix of anticipation and charm that marked this afternoon.\n\nFueled by anticipation, Louis carefully lifted the rare press album and moved it towards the record player. His heart fluttered as the needle dropped, transforming the silence into cherished harmonies. At that exact moment, Alan meticulously analyzed a complex circuit diagram on his handheld device, ready to tackle the challenge of fixing the vintage ceiling lamp in Louis's apartment. Meanwhile, Lost in her pre-Party whirlwind, Mary had a minor mishap and accidentally dropped a photo frame back in her apartment. The unexpected sharp sound heightened the already vibrant atmosphere, causing Mary to instinctively glance towards Louis's apartment.\n\nAlan, noticing the vintage lamp dangerously placed on the floor, swiftly moved it onto a nearby side table to avert any mishap. His efficiency as a repairman was evident, offering every item under his care the best chance at survival. Louis, with utmost care, was tuning the volume of his chosen apparatus, smoothly twisting the dial on his stereo system. In the background, the melody of the golden-oldie traced its way around the room, creating an ambience of serenity. In paradoxically chaotic harmony, Mary found herself hanging decorations, busily scurrying around her apartment, away from the window, her eyes examining every detail for perfection. The vintage object safely housed beside Louis's volume knob, was a silent spectator of the unfolding narrative. Unbeknownst to him, the only window to his vintage universe was Mary's exclusive point of view, her decorative endeavors momentarily paused as she stole glances at Alan's expert management of the fragile lamp.\n\nAfter Alan's departure, Louis decided it's time to reposition that vintage lamp back onto the living room floor; surprisingly, it cast a better light, making the lines of the rare press album cover more visible. Hence, Louis gently picked up the vintage lamp from the side table and placed it back onto the warm living room floor; the harmony of the room was restored. Efficiency defined Alan's movements as he concluded the lamp repairs in Louis's apartment. His labor done, he hadn't so much as paused to set his toolbox down before making his exit. Meanwhile, Mary, absorbed in her own preparations, had positioned herself by the window that presented a clear line of sight into Louis's living room. She lovingly laid out napkins and polished cutlery on her dinner table that welcomed the warm evening sunlight. Unpeeling the aesthetic from the mundane, she distractedly monitored the goings-on across the corridor.\n\nAlan's exit marked a sense of accomplishment and relief on a task well done, but for Louis, it signaled the beginning of a new task almost instantaneously. A subtle change in the living room's lighting caught his attention as the day waned; the ambient light was off balance. Louie pondered this for a moment before deciding to reposition a piece of equipment, seeking to bring the harmony of his room back to equilibrium. \n\nNext door, as Mary laid out the last placemat on her table, she let her gaze drift back to Louis's window. The previously uneven light from his living room now bathed the room in a much more comforting glow. The ambiance and conviviality of Louis's living room resonated in her heart as she admired the beauty of Louis's space.\n\n\nAs Mary's dining room basked in warm, inviting glow, Louis, too, was content. His space felt harmonious again, and a soft sigh escaped his lips, the satisfaction evident in his eyes. Unbeknownst to each other, the pair shared an intimate moment of mutual contentment, separated by the thin walls of their adjacent dwellings in the bustling city.\n\nAnd so, amidst the humdrum of city life, the delicate dance of pleasing aesthetics, nostalgia and desire for homely comfort found unison in every home, undulating with the rhythm of living itself.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which location is the most likely place Alan would look to find the rare press album given the story?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "living room floor", "opt_2": "record player", "opt_3": "record shelf", "opt_4": "side table"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_object_placements"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/object_placements/44", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/object_placements/44", "text_sha256": "78b3b1e401b247777645b50ff5b6cdeda56c694334f8907bcdfde3b53206c5e4", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:object_placements.csv", "row": 44}, "stratum": "object_placements", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "628a0030370bc33db78ec6b5bd3d20d39029aefd59b3bc3c7b8b03ab8c9dbd7b"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: After arriving in New York City, Einstein was taken to various places and events, including Chinatown, a lunch with the editors of the New York Times, and a performance of Carmen at the Metropolitan Opera, where he was cheered by the audience on his arrival. Sent 2: During the days following, he was given the keys to the city by Mayor Jimmy Walker and met the president of Columbia University, who described Einstein as \"The ruling monarch of the mind.\" Sent 3: Harry Emerson Fosdick, pastor at New York's Riverside Church, gave Einstein a tour of the church and showed him a full-size statue that the church made of Einstein, standing at the entrance. Sent 4: Also during his stay in New York, he joined a crowd of 15,000 people at Madison Square Garden during a Hanukkah celebration. Sent 5: Einstein next traveled to California where he met Caltech president and Nobel laureate, Robert A. Millikan. Sent 6: His friendship with Millikan was \"awkward\", as Millikan \"had a penchant for patriotic militarism,\" where Einstein was a pronounced pacifist. Sent 7: During an address to Caltech's students, Einstein noted that science was often inclined to do more harm than good. Sent 8: This aversion to war also led Einstein to befriend author Upton Sinclair and film star Charlie Chaplin, both noted for their pacifism. Sent 9: Carl Laemmle, head of Universal Studios, gave Einstein a tour of his studio and introduced him to Chaplin. Sent 10: They had an instant rapport, with Chaplin inviting Einstein and his wife, Elsa, to his home for dinner. Sent 11: Chaplin said Einstein's outward persona, calm and gentle, seemed to conceal a \"highly emotional temperament,\" from which came his \"extraordinary intellectual energy.\" Sent 12: Chaplin also remembers Elsa telling him about the time Einstein conceived his theory of relativity. Sent 13: During breakfast one morning, he seemed lost in thought and ignored his food. Sent 14: She asked him if something was bothering him. Sent 15: He sat down at his piano and started playing. Sent 16: He continued playing and writing notes for half an hour, then went upstairs to his study, where he remained for two weeks, with Elsa bringing up his food. Sent 17: At the end of the two weeks he came downstairs with two sheets of paper bearing his theory. Sent 18: Chaplin's film, City Lights, was to premier a few days later in Hollywood, and Chaplin invited Einstein and Elsa to join him as his special guests", "question": "Where and Why was Einstein introduced to the famous actor?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"He was introduced to charlie chaplain at universal studios because they were both inclined to do more harm than good\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Hollywood\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"He was introduced to fred astare\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Both noted for pacifism\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Einstein was introduced to Chaplain at Universal Studios after finding out that he was a pacifist as well\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Both interested in science\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Universal Studios\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/87", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/48705ffb8d20fb9c1d6c", "text_sha256": "e39b4ad3250448f074fbb5dad18ff81ba55e6156de9b8a92b58fd3ba7587a732", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 87}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f2a307995b577df8612ca321f8ec4a443210b6a34b0c0cedf3c568894637e188"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Gargling mouthwash", "context": "The woman puts a finger under her nose briefly and continues to swish and then goes back to the sink to spit it out, show her teeth, and then rinse out the sink with a bowl. the girl"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "is now facing the camera and another woman is now standing in front of the sink again to continue to hold the cat's nose.", "opt_2": "walks away from the sink, grabs her mirror and looks at her teeth and continues talking to the camera.", "opt_3": "then puts toothpaste on her toothbrush then spits out it in the sink, turns on the faucet and starts to wash her mouth with the side of her mouth first.", "opt_4": "walks past the camera bob, then walks to the camera, smile and stops in front of the sink."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/19881", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_uTQyPHg8r0M", "text_sha256": "15c949b029c6a0ba5a5ee8ecf49edaadb659399f8ad12f1117a3aec26b2c9adb", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1362, "source_id": "activitynet~v_uTQyPHg8r0M"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "63b3eb9ac030b4bda9144eaf179346b074211a3ae2b20fbdfce86eb924585319"}}
{"state": "Craig had never learned handwriting in school but Michael had learned beautiful script so, _ always typed all their correspondence.\nA) Michael\nB) Craig\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.867", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.867", "text_sha256": "d81503ac2aa0ead6ed3bac86165e13f59bee8f9487f29fb7c2596955b39caa06", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.867"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "337e6c27399f7a80b564abdfb8444462404d17abd4a5a1f4f95b5e31f7615dc0"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "A tricky wrinkle in Trump 's Medicare Rx \" Blueprint \""}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "A tricky wrinkle in Trump 's Medicare Rx \" party \"", "b": "A tricky wrinkle in Trump 's turquoise Rx \" Blueprint \""}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/6620-4079", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/6620", "text_sha256": "56f4d1445e31f59ea3cfc32a9ea59e094c5280e1d4b207913d6e8c72769949a0", "grades": ["0.6", "0.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "6620-4079"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d8ad1dbca556d2b71ee9a607496abcb4a72b9209511d4c046fcca1cce51b7750"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What will be the capital gains tax for a short term capital gains of $15000, long term gains of $25000 in the state of California and $20000 short term, $50000 long term in Florida?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "calculate_capital_gains_tax", "description": "Calculate the capital gains tax for a given gains type and amount", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"long_term_gain\": {\"description\": \"The long term capital gain amount.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"short_term_gain\": {\"description\": \"The short term capital gain amount.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"state\": {\"default\": \"federal\", \"description\": \"The state where the income is generated.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"short_term_gain\", \"long_term_gain\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `calculate_capital_gains_tax` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_15", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_15", "text_sha256": "65d0b152ccf48907b09da30fca8f31e0bfa8c23aac96504423b6fad2dc4c1ed7", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel.json", "id": "parallel_15"}, "stratum": "parallel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7052bf89436f27b386971cf95cdc7b840312c7864dd32f00c15ed4d1330837f4"}}
{"state": "In a shocking twist of events, Faith has been gruesomely murdered by a lawnmower in her own kitchen and now, Detective Winston must unravel the tangled web of suspicion entangling Clyde and Paul.\n\nAs Winston entered a well-kept home, he observed Clyde, an army man of some years, meticulously dusting and straightening up everything in sight. Checking his watch, Winston observed the room to be empty of people except for himself and Clyde. It was a known fact Clyde only did his cleaning when there was no one else in the room, a peculiar habit of his. \"Evening, Clyde,\" he said by way of greeting.\n\n\"Detective,\" Clyde returned, his face neutral. His large lawn, recently mowed, was visible through the window. The neighbours had seen him mowing it just yesterday, a job required a heavy machine like a lawnmower which, due to its aggressiveness, demanded some level of foundational weapon training.\n\nWinston gazed around the room, making a mental note of the pristine condition of the house. \"You keep a fine home,\" Winston commented, to which Clyde merely offered a grunt of response and continued his clean-up. He knew the moment guests would arrive, he'd start cleaning again from scratch in his usual obsessive way.\n\nWinston then recalled what some prior guests had mentioned, they noticed certain items of theirs were missing when they left Clyde's house. He quoted an instance, “Mr. Johnson, your neighbour across the street told me about his missing gloves after he visited your house last time, have you noticed it by any chance?”\n\nClyde's face stiffened, \"I don't know anything about that.\" But Winston noted down this peculiar fact as a part of his ongoing investigation.\n\nWinston Revolved back to the event driving all this, the promotion ceremony where Faith publicly tore Clyde's reputation to shreds. She ridiculed Clyde's failures in front of many familiar faces causing him an unbearable public humiliation.\n\n“Must’ve indeed been rough for you, being humiliated by Faith in front of everyone at your promotion ceremony,” Winston prodded, causing Clyde to stop his cleaning abruptly. \n\n“You know, a man can only take so much humiliation,\" Winston mused, seemingly thoughtful. \n\n“Oh, I intend to get back at her, in my own way,\" Clyde promised, his tone carried a chilling promise of revenge for Faith's public humiliation. \n\nWinston observed Clyde for a moment longer, then rose. \"Thank you for your time, soldier.\" The air around them remained heavy with tension as Winston took his leave. Clyde resumed his cleaning, in the same methodical way he had been seen to do, especially when the room was devoid of people.\n   \nThe formerly unsolved pondering over Clyde's peculiar habit of cleanliness and guests’ missing items seemed to fall into perspective as Winston left the house. Clyde’s indomitable spirit of cleanliness and the mysterious case of the missing items could possibly be related, and with his revenge plans, it was fair to say that Winston's investigation was still far from being concluded.\n\nWinston stood in the quiet, domestic confines of Faith's kitchen, the peculiar scent of freshly cut grass now forever associated with the grim sight that lay before him. His gaze shifted towards the adjacent tool shed, the door slightly ajar, wherein lay the murder weapon, a lawnmower of all things. \n\nA grimace etched itself across his face as the details replayed in his mind, the cards dealt out complex and interwoven. \n\nStepping away from the grisly tableau, he hopped into his car and headed toward a nearby barbershop. The sign flickered in the early evening light, appropriately named, 'Paul's Barber Shop'. The shop was all but empty, a lone barber stood, idly whittling his time away by cleaning a pair of scissors. \n\n\"Help you with something?\" His voice echoed throughout the empty shop. \n\n\"I'm Winston, I work with the local force. You wouldn't happen to be Paul, would you?\" Winston probed. \n\nThe man just nodded, his expression hardly changing but for the most minute hint of incredulity, as he replied, \"Yeah...I am Paul. Something I can do for you, detective?\"\n\nWinston gave him a cursory once-over, noting the man's weary demeanor, \"I'm sure you're awfully busy, but I'd appreciate a few minutes of your time. You knew Faith, didn't you?\" \n\nPaul maintained his stolid expression, his reply crisp and composed, \"Yeah, I knew Faith...quite well as a matter of fact. Been tending to her lawn a bit here and there, alongside my barber duties. She even let me use her bathroom once.\" \n\n\"So, you would've had fairly regular access to her kitchen... The crime scene?\", Winston asked casually.\n\n\"Yeah, sure. Actually, that's where she'd serve me sweet tea while I took a break from yard work\", Paul said, while sharpening the blade of his razor.\n\nAs Paul continued his maintenance routine of the various paraphernalia around him, something clicked in Winston’s mind. Blades... a lawnmower, scissors, razors. All need maintenance, all have blades, and then it struck him. All require a sharp edge for their tasks.\n\nWinston thanked Paul, confirming his appointment for a shave the next day, and retreated under the gaze of the man's cold, money-grubbing eyes. Intentions masked under the facade of a simple barber, tired of his failing shop, tired of life's less-charitable hands, and potentially desperate enough to resort to the unthinkable. His mounting debts with the loan sharks were no secret, after all.\n\nOn the way back to his office, Winston made a call, ordering an audit into Faith’s financials. Among her insurance documents, he located the policy Faith had recently taken out - its coverage unusually high. This observation was further perturbed by the paperwork revealing that Paul was listed as the sole beneficiary. \n\nThe reflections of the streetlights illuminated the clues that strewn around Winston’s path like breadcrumbs. A web woven thick with secrecy, desperation, and death. The puzzle was not complete, but the edges were beginning to take shape. Faith's death... Paul's desperation. 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{"state": "Is it possible for a human to wake up in a wrong way?\nThere's an old folk saying that goes like \"He got out of bed on a wrong foot\" - to indicate that the person's day is going poorly because of the way that person woke up.\nIs it is possible for a human to disrupt the awakening process, causing negative cognitive side effects for the rest of the day? If so, how long does it take to restore normal cognition?\nThere's this related question that I asked - if different parts of a human brain can be asleep independently of each other? This question is a variation on that one, and specifically deals with the process of awakening or activating brain regions in the morning.\nI'm aware of the concept of \"Sleep inertia\". However, it does not seem to be the phenomenon in question, as sleep inertia is frequently mentioned in the context of napping. (where napping over a certain time leads to sleep inertia). Additionally, sleep inertia has been described in terms of decline of motor activity, and not as cognitive side effects lasting for a whole day.\nFrom personal experience, it seems that I'm doing best if I get out of bed immediately following a natural awakening, even if it is rather early, as opposed to snoozing for another 30-40 minutes.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "traits. Some traits that increase fitness early in life may also have negative effects later in life. But, because many more individuals are alive at young ages than at old ages, even small positive effects early can be strongly selected for, and large negative effects later may be very weakly selected against. Williams suggested the following example: Perhaps a gene codes for calcium deposition in bones, which promotes juvenile survival and will therefore be favored by natural selection; however, this same gene promotes calcium deposition in the arteries, causing negative atherosclerotic effects in old age. Thus, harmful biological changes in old age may", "doc_2": "much energy, or calories, the body burns at rest) the next morning compared to those who ate nothing before bed. If you go to bed hungry at night, your depleted energy levels could have a lasting effect on the rest of your day, so grab a small bite to eat (maybe even food that helps you sleep) before snoozing.", "doc_3": "Man with hands behind his head asleep on a couchISTOCK/SHAPECHARGE\nYou could get less shut-eye\nHitting the hay without eating dinner could leave you tossing and turning into the wee hours of the morning. You might feel fine after skipping dinner, but when you finally fall asleep, hunger pangs keep the brain mentally alert, causing you to not get enough deep sleep at night, according to registered dietitian Wesley Delbridge, spokesperson for the Academy for Nutrition and Dietetics. Going to bed hungry can actually backfire because you won’t get a full", "doc_4": "Sleep inertia is a physiological state of impaired cognitive and sensory-motor performance that is present immediately after awakening. It persists during the transition of sleep to wakefulness, where an individual will experience feelings of drowsiness, disorientation and a decline in motor dexterity. Impairment from sleep inertia may take several hours to dissipate. In the majority of cases, morning sleep inertia is experienced for 15 to 30 minutes after waking.\nSleep inertia is of concern with decision-making abilities, safety-critical tasks and the ability to operate efficiently soon after awakening. 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{"state": {"activity": "Running a marathon", "context": "A woman in a red suit is talking behind a desk. a man"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "grabs balls from a rack on the wall.", "opt_2": "is vacuum cleaning a black plastic chair.", "opt_3": "sprays water into a small white sink.", "opt_4": "is standing up holding his foot behind is back."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/23536", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_eyfUkLbsixg", "text_sha256": "0070344dc0349c5db95c872a13743e7fa2e278a1c3ee32a02c879b73ffc9c9d9", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1559, "source_id": "activitynet~v_eyfUkLbsixg"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c96c64a093aa0d122597616d1b4d781ceb5a54d2b3e23dea9cbe81611025a7c6"}}
{"state": {"service": "See what the weather will be like in your area", "dialogue": ["User: I am bored and would like to watch a movie.", "System: What sort of movie?", "User: A mystery movie.", "System: There are 2 available. How about body double or citizen kane?", "User: I saw those already. Is there anything else?", "System: I regret to inform you that I haven't found any other movie. Would you need anything else/", "User: Search for a comic movie that stars jeffrey sayre and has morton dacosta as the director.", "System: There is Auntie mame.", "User: I want to see auntie mame.", "System: Would you need anything else?", "User: I would like to rent the movie with no subtitles.", "System: You want to watch auntie mame with no subtitles?", "User: That is correct.", "System: The movie has been rented and should arrive in 3 days.", "User: Thanks a lot. What would the weather be like in eldridge on march 14th?", "System: It would be 73 degrees fahrenheit with a 23 percent chance of rain.", "User: That would be fine.", "System: Would you like anything else?", "User: Not right now."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindWeatherForLocation": "Search for weather by city or zip code", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/10_00010/18", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/10_00010", "text_sha256": "167b951b1b5ed6b700adeefdbdc14b8fcdb3b2165c439cae96d797ba69d9e2d0", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "10_00010", "turn": 18}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ce236382883c29cc604e44fa34bc0d9593d0a6081cfc0073baf2dd9b8d0c613a"}}
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{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#ff812c #fce758 #fe737d #e82c60 #a60e3e", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#fed597 #dcaa6a #b7d1cd #4d7076 #19424f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#063d42 #e58b00 #a64f03 #704b14 #592202", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#f2f2f2 #f5d99a #d9981e #592b02 #240c00", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#dadcff #e880bf #ffcc99 #8cffc4 #43433d", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#6393c1 #f49a00 #cc6600 #87be1a #669900", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#30302d #665564 #995a7e #cf5165 #ff4238", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#393d40 #f2ddbf #403501 #0d0404 #ae0009", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#393d40 #f2ddbf #403501 #0d0404 #ae0009", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#00233b #004d5e #ffffff #d6ddff #54555c", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#eff6f4 #bcadc7 #ab7da4 #b5d3cc #6db6c2", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#424431 #8f8f70 #d4cea0 #370c1f #832939", "rating": 4}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#2fff59 #98e8c1 #fffaaf #ff672d #4f98e8", "b": "#f3c787 #a67b3b #a7dbff #4c81a6 #87c7f3"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/580", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/580", "text_sha256": "3cc475b86fb99818f0f293d44b7f0f84c7abc4ec4629fdfd8d65206839aeb2b4", "themes": [6476, 9297], "ratings": [2, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 580}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "38ccfd9077bc5aff1608e27ab613bf9ea7277695b5f0b193a91d4833d83a3223"}}
{"state": {"service": "Make dinner reservations using the app for any restaurant", "dialogue": ["User: Help me please to find a place where I can serve Cambodian food.", "System: Where to be?", "User: In Oakland I would like to be.", "System: In Oakland i found a nice restaurant named Binh Minh Quan.", "User: Are other good restaurants available?", "System: A nice restaurant located in Oakland is Holy Basil Pho.", "User: Can you tell me please the phone number?", "System: you can find them at 510-601-8818.", "User: Yes perfect.Book for me a table at this restaurant please."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"MakeReservation": "Reserve a table at a restaurant in advance", "SearchRestaurants": "Search for a restaurant in a location or by cuisine", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "MakeReservation", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/4_00082/8", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/4_00082", "text_sha256": "ce9c5c25eee062b5117b48083dc2b83ef0db7610f3466e99d86bdee380e4e7d9", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "4_00082", "turn": 8}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6f7dece9cffb90e502beba2e2495f1ca5df797197440e4fd874a7350a591a24c"}}
{"state": "What is the learning/memory type which requires active contribution called?\n\nI observed I best memorize information when I actively compile it into meaningful hierarchy. That encompasses creating PowerPoint presentations, explaining the topic to someone or writing summaries. I think my active contribution is what matters here.\n\nFor a while, I used the term social memory but I've learned it refers rather to obervational learning. So is there a term for it?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Introduction\nMost complex everyday cognition relies on both working memory and long-term memory learning. Working memory refers to the limited information that can be held in mind to execute immediate cognitive tasks and is often likened to a mental workspace. Long-term learning refers to the ability to commit new information—such as words, facts, or concepts—to a long-term memory store for retrieval hours, days, or decades later. Notably, while our working memory capacity is highly limited, we seem able to retain essentially unlimited information in long-term memory (e.g., Brady, Konkle, Alvarez, & Oliva, 2008).", "doc_2": "Overcoming contamination from long-term retrieval\nIf there is more than one type of memory storage then there still is the problem of which store provided the information underlying a response. There is no guarantee that, just because a procedure is considered a test of short-term storage, the long-term store will not be used. For example, in a simple digit span task, a series of digits is presented and is to be repeated immediately afterward from memory. If that series turned out to be only slightly different from the participant’s telephone number, the participant might be able to memorize the new number quickly and repeat it from long-term memory. The dual-store theories of memory allow this. Although Broadbent (1958) and Atkinson and Shiffrin (1968) drew their models of information processing as a series of boxes representing different memory stores, with long-term memory following short-term memory, these boxes do not imply that memory is exclusively in one box or another; they are better interpreted as the relative times of the first entry of information from a stimulus into one store and then the next. The question remains, then as to how one can determine if a response comes from short-term memory.", "doc_3": "Rote learning in [ language acquisition ](https://www.structural-\nlearning.com/post/language-development) involves the memorization of\nvocabulary and grammar rules through repetition and rehearsal. This method can\nbe challenging as it requires a significant amount of time and effort to\ncommit information to memory. The process of rote learning can also be\nmonotonous and may lead to a lack of meaningful understanding or application\nof the language.", "doc_4": "Rote learning in [ language acquisition ](https://www.structural-\nlearning.com/post/language-development) involves the memorization of\nvocabulary and grammar rules through repetition and rehearsal. This method can\nbe challenging as it requires a significant amount of time and effort to\ncommit information to memory. The process of rote learning can also be\nmonotonous and may lead to a lack of meaningful understanding or application\nof the language.", "doc_5": "What is active learning?\n\nActive learning refers to a broad range of teaching strategies which engage\nstudents as active participants in their learning during class time with their\ninstructor. Typically, these strategies involve some amount of students\nworking together during class, but may also involve individual work and/or\nreflection. These teaching approaches range from short, simple activities like\njournal writing, problem solving and paired discussions, to longer, involved\nactivities or pedagogical frameworks like case studies, role plays, and\nstructured team-based learning."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/89", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/89", "text_sha256": "aa01b85361cb3ec9188762c74ce8c6b2f0aa3c800e74941778d93d047bd4e874", "gold_id": "active_learning/activelearning_6.txt", "negative_ids": ["working_memory/S0079742121000013_2.txt", "working_memory/PMC2657600_21.txt", "tacit_knowledge/rotelearning_107.txt", "tacit_knowledge/rotelearning_306.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "89"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c283326fc05d8376f4e720b24ffe8afd27fc5351e282f48beaa2c94e67284dd4"}}
{"state": "I need to modify the D:/Project/Report.txt file, updating the content to \"April Project Progress Report: Completed Task List...\". Then delete this file.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "remote_project_management_tool: Facilitates the management of projects for remote teams, including task assignment, progress tracking, and resource allocation.", "tool_2": "delete_report_section: Delete a specific content section from a designated document", "tool_3": "diyProject.taskScheduler: Creates a detailed task schedule for a home DIY project.", "tool_4": "team_collaboration_tool: A tool that helps team collaboration and project management, capable of creating projects, adding team members, assigning tasks, and tracking task progress", "tool_5": "file_modify: Used to modify the content of an existing file."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/ultraTool_query_86", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/ultraTool_query_86", "text_sha256": "ea7b1b40d25d502e0524ae83c7e5f59c82f5dd303cd574b98e444574d1ade398", "gold_id": "ultraTool_tool_18", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_11071", "ultraTool_tool_312", "toolACE_tool_11025", "ultraTool_tool_1161"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:ultratool/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "ultratool", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "70a678f52741dc016bdfe495fb8bd0d7ab229730ce82c9fe7e58d472b71ad5c3"}}
{"state": {"fen": "2kr3r/pppq1ppp/3bpn2/3p4/3P4/2NBP3/PPPB1PP1/R2QK2R b KQ - 3 11", "to_move": "black", "board": "8 . . k r . . . r\n7 p p p q . p p p\n6 . . . b p n . .\n5 . . . p . . . .\n4 . . . P . . . .\n3 . . N B P . . .\n2 P P P B . P P .\n1 R . . Q K . . R\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"h7h6": "black pawn h7-h6", "b7b5": "black pawn b7-b5", "f6g8": "black knight f6-g8", "f6h5": "black knight f6-h5", "g7g6": "black pawn g7-g6", "d6b4": "black bishop d6-b4", "d7e7": "black queen d7-e7", "c8b8": "black king c8-b8", "d7e8": "black queen d7-e8", "d7a4": "black queen d7-a4"}, "label": "c8b8", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/388bc3826b2d2780", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/388bc3826b2d2780", "text_sha256": "2b9ba2b3eb1caef3f3455130fc7b0e2c92f7346ca3cc0472d06c77b077e3098a", "values": {"h7h6": 0.147248, "b7b5": 0.09286, "f6g8": 0.122398, "f6h5": 0.064797, "g7g6": 0.140447, "d6b4": 0.149107, "d7e7": 0.152883, "c8b8": 0.179901, "d7e8": 0.165189, "d7a4": 0.029265}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "2kr3r/pppq1ppp/3bpn2/3p4/3P4/2NBP3/PPPB1PP1/R2QK2R b KQ - 3 11"}, "stratum": "opening", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bddc384f45f9d3cf17ad77196d88266f428efb34aa1a07ed29c8ab5d84952e92"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me reschedule my appointment with Dr. Smith?\nAI: Sure, please provide me your appointment ID, new appointment date and doctor's name.\nUser: My appointment ID is 12345678, I want to change it to May 13, 2023 and the new doctor would be Dr. Lee.\nAI: Alright, let me modify your appointment.\nAPI-Request: [ModifyRegistration(appointment_id='12345678', new_appointment_date='2023-05-13', new_appointment_doctor='Dr. Lee')]->success\nAI: Your appointment has been successfully updated. Is there anything else I can help you with?\nUser: I'm feeling very tired lately. Can you suggest any possible diseases and first-aid?\nAI: Sorry to hear that. Can you tell me what symptoms you are experiencing?\nUser: I think it's fatigue.\nAI: Let me look up some possible diseases and first-aid for you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge.", "QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date.", "ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date."}, "label": "EmergencyKnowledge", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/222", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-4.jsonl", "text_sha256": "5a76699729e6e52c8123a604e15c6a79704f37da891be9f0ce06f30ed63d558c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 222, "file": "ModifyRegistration-EmergencyKnowledge-level-2-4.jsonl"}, "stratum": "EmergencyKnowledge", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ebf19caf53746354bae304a20757657a08c1df3b6445944699b78f014b54aaa8"}}
{"state": "User: I forgot my password, can you help me reset it?\nAI: Sure, I can definitely help you. I need your username and email to get started.\nUser: My username is foo and my email is foo@example.com.\nAI: Alright.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "SendEmail": "This API for sending email, given the receiver, subject and content.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email."}, "label": "ForgotPassword", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/35", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ForgotPassword-RegisterUser-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "5811e7c0f77e8f31b599dd94390bae7d3a76ef4d3c697f926f87c0970cf4455e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 35, "file": "ForgotPassword-RegisterUser-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ForgotPassword", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7141309b2b7f44e517f313aed23c0dbb26eed8c59eb5d6ffceae0e9d2921a819"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#aaff6c #d9e84b #543640 #e87262 #ffc05f", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#26261c #4e5948 #61735c #a3f2a0 #79f281", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#c2ab8f #edeef0 #ffffff #30b865 #008d49", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#131c2a #846f46 #b8a564 #2f1025 #1b1a2c", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#7fe0b6 #8ec7b9 #9498ab #85688a #2b0227", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#7fe0b6 #8ec7b9 #9498ab #85688a #2b0227", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#732e1f #bf6734 #d9ae79 #8d7c8e #402238", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#833f24 #916520 #e06a1f #e6a941 #f1da7c", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#e5d29b #8c3f30 #cca15f #4c2726 #a66c34", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#e5d29b #8c3f30 #cca15f #4c2726 #a66c34", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#4f3530 #574557 #696285 #6d7d93 #789aab", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#4f3530 #574557 #696285 #6d7d93 #789aab", "rating": 4}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#0f302f #29453a #cc733e #c95235 #b82a24", "b": "#ffe0df #ffc1bf #ffa29f #ff8380 #ff6360"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/335", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/335", "text_sha256": "ae591a913f6868b4d1906f3e6d84ed9fda8240f5ee0126c88a227830760c94c7", "themes": [4715, 2010], "ratings": [2, 5], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 335}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "dcf680cfe7d0d8edca4b1cdc9c8a1ed5147a84d94f3986ff425bffe768dcac72"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Bannon : ' Access Hollywood ' tape cost Christie a Cabinet post ."}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Bannon : ' Access Hollywood ' tape cost Christie a fence post .", "b": "Bannon : ' Access Hollywood ' tape cost Christie a mailbox post ."}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/10575-5443", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/10575", "text_sha256": "ae653e9972dc7bd9b8a176667d3d8e9622d5f7d8305151edb0dfe6eb1f00da52", "grades": ["1.2", "0.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "10575-5443"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b0f33a0b61754e06b9fb3355590f2697dbb57b114b4998c90223c9c4e00ea318"}}
{"state": {"fen": "8/8/8/8/6K1/1N1B4/4R3/7k w - - 32 91", "to_move": "white", "board": "8 . . . . . . . .\n7 . . . . . . . .\n6 . . . . . . . .\n5 . . . . . . . .\n4 . . . . . . K .\n3 . N . B . . . .\n2 . . . . R . . .\n1 . . . . . . . k\n  a b c d e f g h"}, "questions": {"best_move": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which move is strongest for the side to move?", "criteria": {"b3a1": "white knight b3-a1", "e2h2": "white rook e2-h2", "e2g2": "white rook e2-g2"}, "label": "b3a1", "src": "chessbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "chessbench/11d7fa0bb22ad353", "source": "chessbench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "chessbench/11d7fa0bb22ad353", "text_sha256": "18e1a72eda9826f2e39e71d55c3657137a66c528663f2f68e7cf026155f8e9ad", "values": {"b3a1": 1.0, "e2h2": 0.706826, "e2g2": 0.68581}, "provenance": {"via": "https://storage.googleapis.com/searchless_chess/data/test/action_value_data.bag", "fen": "8/8/8/8/6K1/1N1B4/4R3/7k w - - 32 91"}, "stratum": "endgame", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4a8297089a4267c6cb172ed59f8a91f734129faeb1f155ed539ec5ed310d506e"}}
{"state": {"service": "Check the weather for any place and any date", "dialogue": ["User: I would like to know how much money I have in my checking account.", "System: You have $24,797.43 in your checking account.", "User: Ok. That's great.", "System: You would like to make a transfer?", "User: Yes, to philip.", "System: Transfer how much?", "User: Send him $1600", "System: You would like to transfer $1600 to philip to my checking account to his checking account.", "User: That's right. How long would it take for the transaction to be processed?", "System: The transfer has been made and it would take 1 business day to process.", "User: I want to know the weather for march 2nd.", "System: In which city?", "User: In NY.", "System: It would be 57 degrees with a 29 percent chance of rain.", "User: How windy and humid would it be?", "System: The humidity is around 26 percent and the average wind speed is 6 miles per hour.", "User: Thanks a lot.", "System: Would you need anything else?", "User: No. Thanks very much."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"GetWeather": "Get the weather of a certain location on a date", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/11_00019/18", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/11_00019", "text_sha256": "2664cf4320d46cda7539c19a3708f253e2e481c209a2657ca9c392ee5400e345", "schema_variant": "original", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "11_00019", "turn": 18}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b6439d63e2ac3b7a08ca902120929fd6e34febf02c758b8e23b795d35d740059"}}
{"state": "A biologist recorded the number of birds at lakes in Newport. How many more geese live in Moon Lake than Spring Lake?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "cross-encoder/ms-marco-MiniLM-L-6-v2: Information Retrieval This model was trained on the MS Marco Passage Ranking task and can be used for Information Retrieval. Given a query, encode the query with all possible passages, then sort the passages in a decreasing order.", "tool_2": "cross-encoder/ms-marco-TinyBERT-L-2-v2: Information Retrieval This model was trained on the MS Marco Passage Ranking task. It can be used for Information Retrieval: Given a query, encode the query with all possible passages (e.g. retrieved with ElasticSearch). Then sort the passages in a decreasing order. The training code is available here: SBERT.net Training MS Marco.", "tool_3": "dslim/bert-base-NER-uncased: Named Entity Recognition A pretrained BERT model for Named Entity Recognition (NER) on uncased text. It can be used to extract entities such as person names, locations, and organizations from text.", "tool_4": "retrieve_Mountain_Skyline: This method takes a dictionary representing a table, and returns a tuple containing the number of birds spotted in Mountain Park and Skyline Park.", "tool_5": "calculate_difference_in_category_between_two_locations(df, location_col, category_col, location1, location2): def calculate_difference_in_category_between_two_locations(df, location_col, category_col, location1, location2): \"\"\" This function takes in a pandas DataFrame, a location column name, a category column name, and two location names, and returns the difference in the count of the category between the two locations. Args: df (pd.DataFrame): A pandas DataFrame containing counts of categories at …"}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/craft_Tabmwp_query_146", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/craft_Tabmwp_query_146", "text_sha256": "e8e0bdf5e635b565b26d6ee7e3b7be25fc1e2d965974ce7429a5700c74a6d17a", "gold_id": "craft_Tabmwp_tool_151", "negative_ids": ["toolink_tool_1331", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_397", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_405", "gorilla_huggingface_tool_382"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:craft-tabmwp/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "craft-tabmwp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "db90109da726648af84220e25b5abbe0c76f9daef0dd8916cab2eb629262b01b"}}
{"state": "CONFIDENTIALITY AND NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nTHIS AGREEMENT is made and effective as of November 19, 1998, by and between National Medical Health Card Systems, Inc., its subsidiaries and affiliates (\"Health Card\") and John Ciufo (\"Ciufo\"). The parties acknowledge the following facts:\nA. Health Card and Ciufo are desirous to engage in a possible relationship between the parties which may require an examination by Ciufo of Health Card and its business undertakings (the \"Project\"); and\nB. In order to proceed with the Project, Health Card may disclose to Ciufo certain Proprietary Information (as such term is hereinafter defined).\nIn consideration of the above promises and the covenants hereinafter set forth, the parties agree as follows:\n1. a. \"Proprietary Information\" means information including, but not limited to clients, pricing and information which is related to the business of Health Card from which Health Card (1) derives economic value, actual or potential, from not being generally known to other persons who can obtain economic value from its disclosure or use; and (2) is the subject of efforts by Health Card that are reasonable under the circumstances to maintain its secrecy, including without limitation (i) with respect to information which has been reduced to tangible form, marking such information clearly and conspicuously with a legend identifying its confidential or proprietary nature; (ii) with respect to any oral presentation or communication, denominating such information as confidential immediately before, during or after such oral presentation or communication; or (iii) otherwise treating such information as confidential. Assuming the criteria in clauses (1) and (2) above are met, Proprietary Information includes, but is not limited to technical and nontechnical information and data related to the formulas, patterns, designs, compilations, programs, inventions, methods, techniques, drawings, processes, finances, actual or potential customers and suppliers, research, development, existing and future products, and employees of Health Card. Proprietary Information also includes information which has been disclosed to Health Card by a third party, which Health Card is obligated to treat as confidential.\nb. Proprietary Information does not include any information which (1) is already known to Ciufo at the time it is disclosed to Ciufo by Health Card, provided that such information has been rightfully received by Ciufo from a third party without restriction on disclosure and without breach of an obligation of confidentiality running directly or indirectly to Health Card; (2) is disclosed by Ciufo pursuant to a requirement of a governmental agency or is required to be disclosed by operation of law; provided, however, that Ciufo shall first have given written notice of such required disclosure to Health Card to allow Health Card to seek to protect the confidentiality of the information required to be disclosed; or (3) before being divulged by Ciufo (i) has become generally known to the public through no wrongful act of Ciufo (ii) has been rightfully received by Ciufo from a third party without restriction on disclosure and without breach of an obligation of confidentiality running directly or indirectly to Health Card; (iii) has been approved for release to the general public by written authorization of Health Card; (iv) has been independently developed by Ciufo without use, directly or indirectly, of the Proprietary Information; or (v) has been furnished to a third party by Health Card without restrictions on the third party's right to disclose the information.\n2. Ciufo (a) must receive and hold the Proprietary Information in trust and in strictest confidence; (b) must protect the Proprietary Information from disclosure and in no event take any action causing, or failing to take reasonable action necessary in order to prevent, any Proprietary Information disclosed to Ciufo to lose its character as Proprietary Information; and (c) must not use, duplicate, reproduce, distribute, disclose or otherwise disseminate the Proprietary Information except to perform the Project. Any and all reproductions of the Proprietary Information must prominently contain a confidentiality legend.\n3. Disclosures of the Proprietary Information may be made only to employees, agents, associates or independent contractors of Ciufo (a) who are directly involved in the Project and have a specific need to know such information; and (b) whom Ciufo has obligated to hold the Proprietary Information in trust and in strictest confidence.\n4. This Agreement and the rights and obligations of the parties under this Agreement may be assigned only upon the prior written approval of the parties. The rights and obligations of the parties will inure to the benefit of, will be binding upon and will be enforceable by the parties and their lawful successors and representatives.\n5. No modification of this Agreement or waiver of any of its terms will be effective unless set forth in a writing signed by the party against whom it is sought to be enforced.\n6. This Agreement may be executed in one or more counterparts, all of which shall be considered one and the same Agreement and shall become effective when one or more counterparts have been signed by each of the parties and delivered to the other parties, it being understood that all parties need not sign the same counterpart.\n7. Ciufo acknowledges and agrees that, in the event of any breach or threatened breach of any provision of this agreement, Health Card may be without an adequate remedy at law and, accordingly, shall be entitled to enforce such provision by temporary or permanent injunctive or mandatory relief obtained in an action or proceeding instituted in any court of competent jurisdiction without the necessity of proving damages and without prejudice to any other rights or remedies which it may have at law or in equity. Ciufo hereby agrees to the jurisdiction of all federal and state courts within the state of the defending party in connection with any matter relating to this Agreement. Ciufo further agrees that service of process may be made, in addition to all other methods permitted by law, by Certified Mail, Return Receipt Requested, sent to the address set forth below.\n8. Any notices to the parties pursuant to the terms of this Agreement shall be hand delivered or mailed by Certified Mail, Return Receipt Requested, or overnight courier as follows:\nIf to Ciufo:\nJohn Ciufo 20750 Vincent Drive\nBrookfield, WI 53045\nTelephone Number - 414-797-8593\nIf to Health Card, at:\nNational Medical Health Card Systems, Inc.\n26 Harbor Park Drive\nPort Washington, NY 11050\nAttention: Bert E. Brodsky, President\nTelephone Number: (516) 484-4400\nTelecopier Number: (516) 484-6084\n9. All Proprietary Information furnished by Health Card to Ciufo is considered loaned for use solely in connection with the Project, and shall be returned by Ciufo to Health Card upon request by Health Card. Ciufo shall certify that it has destroyed or returned all copies of the Proprietary Information in its possession.\n10. 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{"state": {"service": "The only site you need to find tickets to events near you", "dialogue": ["User: I want you to help me find some interesting things I can do.", "System: Is there a specific city you want me to search for the interesting things you can do?", "User: I am interested for something happening around San Diego.", "System: Do you have a preferred category of event you would like to attend?", "User: I usually enjoy the Concert events.", "System: There are 10 events which match what you want. One of the events is Alejandro Sanz on March 6th at 6:30 pm at Cal Coast Credit Union Amphitheater.", "User: It seems okay, but is there some other event you can recommend?", "System: Another popular event is Aly And Aj, which will happen on March 13th at 6:30 pm at The Observatory North Park.", "User: Can you tell me the address of the venue?"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchEvents": "Get a list of events in a particular city", "BuyTickets": "Buy desired number of tickets for the specified event", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "SearchEvents", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/17_00069/8", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/17_00069", "text_sha256": "8102972df60981c0b3547c7b9e17b7b8962674a49ae420cae29c069eb53d0335", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "17_00069", "turn": 8}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ee08c9f5a0ec4a3ce68a95e0211c023a5f9825e281f59a26f03d20359044fad3"}}
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{"state": "Our property manager, Jason, has requested our door access history for all the guests from the past week to investigate the theft. Please collect this information and share it with our him via email. You can find his email address in the guest system.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "event.create_invitation: Generates a digital invitation for a social event.", "tool_2": "Gmail: Tool for managing emails and contacts in Gmail. Use it to send, search, read, organize, and delete emails, as well as manage and search contacts.", "tool_3": "guestListManager.importGuests: Imports a list of guests from a CSV file and categorizes them based on RSVP status.", "tool_4": "retreat_guest_registration: Register guests for a spiritual retreat, including accommodation preferences.", "tool_5": "HotelBookingManager.createReservation: Creates a new hotel reservation based on the provided guest details and room preferences. This tool ensures all necessary information is validated and a reservation confirmation is generated."}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolemu_query_18", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolemu_query_18", "text_sha256": "39a85d04c7d3fe753ae08ba0db0e86868cac5412f2428c4e427c23253e498fd4", "gold_id": "toolemu_tool_1", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_4917", "toolACE_tool_3263", "toolACE_tool_2178", "toolACE_tool_9917"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolemu/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "toolemu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4edf56b49ac44af4c1a98da6cdd105f76881dde9459e0e7850abe1b10c79cfd8"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nIn what ways may the security dimensions of infectious disease be considered in the national security framework?\nA) All of these options.\nB) The innate human fear of microbes makes them particularly amenable to being portrayed not just as important health issues, but as national-security threats as well.\nC) Diseases that traditionally affect certain regions of the world, due to their epidemiologic nature or for socio-economic reasons, are increasingly perceived by national governments as potential threats as a result of globalisation.\nD) The physical health of armed forces is a paramount concern within the traditional security paradigm, and the threat of disease is exacerbated by the physical and sociological conditions under which military personal operate, particularly during combat.\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null}, "label": "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-security-studies.val.225", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-security-studies.val.225", "text_sha256": "4021622aca95ed18583d3a0e8f149b54937f9c94ca1d5c24d268ff8a467a7e3a", "eval_name": "mmlu-security-studies", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-security-studies.val.225"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8aeb4c80f79b9b7080285b46cc4fe64ae6332c353dad3cda722ef4e3301eab56"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Judge Dismisses Federal Case Against Cliven Bundy And Sons , Bars Retrial : The Two-Way : NPR"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Judge Dismisses Federal Case Against Cliven Bundy And Mom , Bars Retrial : The Two-Way : NPR", "b": "Judge Dismisses Federal Case Against Cliven Bundy And Sons , Bars window : The Two-Way : NPR"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/5645-8240", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/5645", "text_sha256": "e12a0d5a7e8e79bd5ec35217a97125f4c1fa8542092c2d5e919cbd9622df2669", "grades": ["0.4", "0.8"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "5645-8240"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d34eeae35737bd808bd31d8b23869df9772fc639e34c6212b03d4a8e14195f73"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Washing face", "context": "He looks in the mirror then reaches for the face wash and puts some in his hand. He throws the face wash on the washing machine. he"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "walks into the office.", "opt_2": "throws the tube on the floor to make it sink.", "opt_3": "puts his head in the sink and washes his face angrily.", "opt_4": "turns the water on to clean the mouth and eyes."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/44101", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_jTMdMnbW9OI", "text_sha256": "d57db59b8251bdfdbf79ef1a5992590cfc7d822280514e874c39f2380a09defd", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2885, "source_id": "activitynet~v_jTMdMnbW9OI"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0b11b2976c45057c292466207528f8ef528161481fa24829667d835205e8ee16"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What is mandate?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "client.mandates", "description": "Fetches the mandates of a single client based on the client's name and the status of the mandate. Partners can use this API to retrieve mandate information for their clients.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"name\": {\"description\": \"The full name of the client whose mandates are to be fetched.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"status\": {\"default\": \"active\", \"description\": \"The status of the mandates to be fetched. If not specified, mandates with all statuses are retrieved.\", \"enum\": [\"active\", \"pending\", \"inactive\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"name\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "partner.mandates", "description": "Fetches all mandates for all clients associated with a partner, filtered by the status of the mandates.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"status\": {\"description\": \"The status of mandates to fetch. Possible values are 'active', 'pending', and 'inactive'.\", \"enum\": [\"active\", \"pending\", \"inactive\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"status\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "partner.sips", "description": "Fetch all Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) of all clients associated with a partner, filtered by the given status of the SIP.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"status\": {\"description\": \"The status of the SIPs to be fetched. Valid statuses include 'active', 'stopped', and 'paused'.\", \"enum\": [\"active\", \"stopped\", \"paused\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"status\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `client.mandates` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `partner.mandates` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `partner.sips` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_irrelevance"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_736-250-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_irrelevance_736-250-0", "text_sha256": "d1d667dc9e2bbb8d40ccdb46e3973a4461c686520f0e1445e4eb68a0c9388597", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_irrelevance.json", "id": "live_irrelevance_736-250-0"}, "stratum": "live_irrelevance", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "16a7e7877a809d1fc9aeaee23ccc618e35bac1ead6193dfd9f94089b89b0ae58"}}
{"state": "I have a text \"La lune brille dans le ciel\" in French. I would like it to be translated into English and then create an image based on the translated text.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "translate: Automatic machine translation of texts to English, French, and German", "tool_2": "extractNamedEntities: Extracts named entities from a given text, such as people, organizations, and locations.", "tool_3": "Generate Image From User Input Text: useful when you want to generate an image from a user input text and save it to a file. like: generate an image of an object or something, or generate an image that includes some objects. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the text used to generate image.", "tool_4": "Instruct Image Using Text: useful when you want to the style of the image to be like the text. like: make it look like a painting. or make it like a robot. The input to this tool should be a comma separated string of two, representing the image_path and the text.", "tool_5": "Translation: Translation is the task of converting text from one language to another."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/taskbench_huggingface_query_16", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/taskbench_huggingface_query_16", "text_sha256": "7eed40beaa5cb9d241e4ed85a709878f40d2ebf8ddc9729ba03e8bb1c8882efc", "gold_id": "taskbench_huggingface_tool_1", "negative_ids": ["toolalpaca_tool_1701", "gpt4tools_tool_13", "toolalpaca_tool_1853", "gpt4tools_tool_30"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:taskbench-huggingface/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "taskbench-huggingface", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "fe0b7f75292bce1d27eebe8f40fdcab4d06572595d99a431ee19f5f0bd9eb50d"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Playing pool", "context": "People are sitting behind tables holding cameras. people"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "are watching the other team play lacrosse.", "opt_2": "are running in a race track throughout the course.", "opt_3": "are skating in a lake.", "opt_4": "are playing pool at a pool table."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/16121", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_NCvNIKw4EZ4", "text_sha256": "df25902d5f67fea5d837b31ac01501de312bcee134f5065f205917ed47949c5e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1127, "source_id": "activitynet~v_NCvNIKw4EZ4"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8a51adee284f363a6eeb6e448d8ef200e17ded2c7c5fc79ed935f46d83a99989"}}
{"state": "In the heart of a verdant rainforest, Isla had tragically met her end by a lead pipe, prompting Detective Winston to start sifting through the eerie silence, with Jesse and Brian as the prime suspects.\n\nWinston had barely finished his coffee when he received the call. It was his day off, a rare occasion in the life of a hardened detective, but duty didn't respect quiet mornings or coffee. The unfortunate murder of Isla had occurred on his watch and it was up to him to untangle the clues left behind.\n\nHe found himself standing in a vast rainforest. The very place where Isla met her untimely demise. His experienced eyes scanned the area before landing on a familiar figure. It was Brian, the janitor, seen at all hours, obsessively stalking Isla. It was just his luck that he was wiping away the forest's mess on the same day Isla was murdered.\n\n\"Brian,\" Winston nodded in his approach.\n\n\"Detective,\" Brian glanced over, he had the sort of look about him that suggested countless solitary hours, only interrupted by the hustle of cleaning. \n\n\"I've been hearing you're no stranger to dealing with broken things.\" Winston observed Brian's hands that were well-versed in handling tools: hammers, wrenches, even lead pipes. His workspace, a vast and meticulous orchestration of order amidst chaos, was proof of that.\n\n\"Mmm, yeah.\" Brian's face softened. A chase of a memory flickered over his face of all the times he had publicly declared his deep love for Isla. \"Isla was one of those broken things. I thought I could fix her. My love her was no secret. I couldn’t live without her,” he confessed his frequent late night contemplations. \n\nDespite the heaviness of the conversation, Winston resumed his careful perusal of Brian’s workspace. His attention was drawn to eerily similar lead pipes, ones that resembled the murder weapon the most. They were common in Brian's line of work, not only for the miscellaneous repairs but also to manage some uncontrollable burst pipes.\n\n\"Managed to fix a burst pipe, haven't you Brian?\" Winston queried, but pondered, could that skill have escalated to the darker realms?\n\n\"Many of them, to be exact. That one over yonder nearly ruined my workspace.\" Brian chuckled, pointing at a spot behind Winston.\n\n\"And yet you're here, hours after word gets out about Isla…”\n\n“It’s been a decade, detective. A decade plus of working in this rainforest and Isla was…” Brian's voice hitched a moment, \"...she was everything. I couldn't live without her.\"\n\nJust then, a soft rustling filled the silence. To Winston's surprise, the lights of Brian's obsession with Isla emerged. He intuitively directed Winston five steps to the left. A moment later, a large tree branch came crashing down exactly where Winston had stood, a product of the lush, unpredictable rainforest Brian had been maintaining for over a decade.\n\n\"Thanks. I suppose you know this place, like back of your hand, huh?\"\n\n\"Yeah. Comes with the territory.\"\n\nWinston repeated his mantra mentally. Every suspect is just a character until proven guilty. As he wound his way back, the very last thing his purposeful steps echoed in Brian's lonely world was when Isla’s public rejection had embarrassingly stung Brian.\n\nBut facts were facts. A man, admittedly obsessed with a woman, now found murdered in a place he had called home for a decade, at a time he definitely was present. A man who liked to fix things, had access to tools, especially lead pipes. All facts, all cataloged. But Winston was far from writing the end to this chapter. As the detective stalked off, his mind was already moving, spinning, weaving another part of this tragic story.\n\nWinston was alert to the rustling sounds of the rainforest, conscious that this deceptively peaceful location hid a sinister secret. A murder had taken place here and Isla, a devoted member of a local club for enthusiasts of unsolved crimes, was the victim. Her lifeless body, found under a fallen tree, and a near-by lead pipe marked the tragic remnants of an unsolved crime. Winston was compelled to uncover the truth, especially as he was cognizant of a deep, dark secret that Isla had discovered: Jesse, the president of their club, was involved in illegal activities.\n\nJesse's name was constantly mentioned during the initial investigations. He was no ordinary member of the club, he was the president and also a famed drummer. His rhythmic skills had not only provided him with a lifestyle most would envy but also a sizable disposable income, leading to his immense respect and love from his community. Jesse was known for having a lot of free time, especially on the weekends. Jesse became Winston's next stop in the investigation.\n\nIgnoring the pulsating heat of the afternoon, Winston headed to Jesse's house. Guided by the rhythmic sounds of a drum that echoed in the stillness, he made his way. As he neared, the drumming ceased and Jesse's piercing gaze met him.\n\n\"Detective Winston,\" Jesse rose to his feet, \"I've been expecting you.\"\n\n\"Expecting me?\" Winston asked, a raised eyebrow almost disappearing under his cap.\n\n\"Yes, I heard about poor Isla,\" Jesse replied, a flicker of sadness crossed his face.\n\nJesse was a frequent visitor of the rainforest during his free weekends, a place he went seeking inspiration for his musical compositions. \"Rainforest vibes, man, they produce the best drum solos,\" he said, crediting his most impressive works as a drummer to the time he spent in the rainforest, jotting down notes in his notepad.\n\nSuddenly, his phone rang and he seemingly needed privacy for the call, returning after a few minutes looking flustered. Winston noted this change but didn't comment.\n\nJesse began to discuss the club. He described it as a casual group that met every fortnight to discuss famous unsolved crime mysteries, watch documentaries, and talk about criminal profiling. \"The irony,\" he laughed dryly, \"now we have our own club mystery.\"\n\nTalking about Isla seemed to disturb him. He confessed, \"I overheard Isla a few days ago... she found out about my… my involvement in illegal activities. She was planning to go to the police…” Jesse was visibly worried, afraid that this could potentially shatter his career, and with it, his sizable disposable income and tarnish his reputation.\n\nSilently pondering the possibility of Jesse having been pushed to silence Isla, Winston finished his coffee, neatly recording the conversation in his mind’s eye for later.\n\nPulling on his coat, Winston was enveloped again by the rainforest’s familiar sounds. His clear blue eyes squinting determinedly into the shifting shadows. He knew that the next chapter of this twisted tale was yet to be penned, but he was one step closer now, the connection between Isla's exposure of Jesse’s illicit activities and her untimely death seemed more likely.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Jesse", "opt_2": "Brian"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/133", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/133", "text_sha256": "447d4ac4dffa391c34406447afcd3529cea1740b39059591a0392b4df7113a31", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 133}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ca4c0abf4f537b9a9cc92eec0126668632e7a0a59248970ebeda54ec3aa64e38"}}
{"state": "Write a function to multiply two integers.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.75", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.75", "text_sha256": "a283c5e59842a527d38cd3a834a67e830c973cf9c9a0a8dc52915e6b0a135fbe", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.75"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "06c20d6f15085f706ad3bcf358703bc4dac4abbb30ad359c1f85ccf1fd6e4e26"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Playing polo", "context": "Between matches the people all go out into the grass and put the patches of grass back into the holes that are missing them, and the polo game continues for another round. the polo match ends and prince harry and prince william"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "and stuffed guests walk off the field, and the young men from the polo team talk to people who played the game, and laugh.", "opt_2": "return to their machine.", "opt_3": "are seen separately receiving a white box from a man, while they talk and shake hands as people clap and take pictures.", "opt_4": "hit the ball back and forth with their fans, and the players have a great time celebrating."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/45179", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_wideKBXF-60", "text_sha256": "8f4b409c0810d38d58259c8388040820ad52ade0c7343b5a14344ae8405ec121", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2954, "source_id": "activitynet~v_wideKBXF-60"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "58f11447eb88976310756d1c7418b6035e268628bdf71324265c99f2ab0c7548"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#0d0d0d #bfbfbf #c7d9ad #a6d959 #72a603", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#7a996b #40392d #bfac60 #ffcc33 #526633", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#1e1d22 #edebab #ceda8c #a3b276 #f04137", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#8800ff #3f7063 #36606e #5900b3 #6b6330", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#fae9b0 #ffdf8c #f5c465 #778272 #8dad92", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#fae9b0 #ffdf8c #f5c465 #778272 #8dad92", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#142e41 #e5cf98 #706e50 #524342 #c41c70", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#33302a #3a3c29 #2c3c29 #223325 #21261b", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#ffa900 #fffc00 #92e364 #14783c #172324", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ffa900 #fffc00 #92e364 #14783c #172324", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#2c1533 #572659 #70bcca #293275 #181e42", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#78767a #75534c #161517 #333033 #613027", "rating": 3}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#d9bf73 #bfa863 #8c793f #594b1e #261d01", "b": "#588c8c #496b73 #bfd1d9 #93aebf #733641"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/504", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/504", "text_sha256": "2269b9a07c65c19c99506d767a5eb6bf4f5478b3a67b8b4057481d6296bcc7e8", "themes": [93, 1], "ratings": [3, 4], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 504}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b0ec36ca5fc17b53d92007e5545799700cdf3798e6c426a375bd8a6eaf77410a"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Playing harmonica", "context": "A man in a denim shirt and black baseball cap plays the harmonica at the beach in front of a sandy shore, ocean water and a grass and flower covered knoll. the man"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "plays for some time while making sure that the harmonica is properly in putting on its proper place.", "opt_2": "stops playing the harmonica and begins to talk while covered behind a scrim of foliage.", "opt_3": "is standing at the top of a short wooden staircase, and, leaning against the railing the man begins to play the harmonica covering the entire instrument with both hands while playing.", "opt_4": "continues to play the harmonica, then stops for a few seconds so he can read some of the harmonica lyrics."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/23927", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_ivivR6ZdgRM", "text_sha256": "2a45f22bd362fb86b6cc401bed35a6714d41d5f0820dcae30b9839b062471769", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1588, "source_id": "activitynet~v_ivivR6ZdgRM"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e0c0c6048639ae287b5cea1d847a9b4e0a71146b0db1a8aa268ec73773fcc7ec"}}
{"state": "As a clerk in a school, you want to extract information from some student enrollment forms. These forms contain students' details such as Name, age, and address.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "extract_info_from_object(image: Image, object_name: str, query: str) -> str: def extract_info_from_object(image: Image, object_name: str, query: str) -> str: '''Extract specific information from a certain object in an image. Args: image (Image): The image to extract information from. object_name (str): The name of the object to extract information from. query (str): The specific information to extract. Returns: str: The extracted information if the object is found …", "tool_2": "calculate_staff_per_student: This method takes two arguments, 'staff' and 'students', and returns the number of staff per student.", "tool_3": "calculate_total_candies: Calculates the total number of candies given the number of students and the mean number of candies per student.", "tool_4": "find_possible_number_of_students: Finds the possible number of students in the row given the rank of a student from the right and left ends of the row.", "tool_5": "tiny-random-LayoutLMv3ForQuestionAnswering: Document Question Answering A tiny random LayoutLMv3 model for document question answering. Can be used with the Hugging Face Inference API."}, "label": "tool_5", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gorilla_huggingface_query_224", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gorilla_huggingface_query_224", "text_sha256": "f58d04fcb562905f26487a4f17afc6845fbc5c830f34c12b57255f3486675a29", "gold_id": "gorilla_huggingface_tool_124", "negative_ids": ["toolink_tool_605", "craft_Vqa_tool_386", "toolink_tool_457", "toolink_tool_1502"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gorilla-huggingface/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "gorilla-huggingface", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0f09fd0541029f7dd8e1a8c1ae22e8dfc3213d7280a5ca752b00c8c010e67329"}}
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{"state": "In the sleepy town of Mapleton, the unusual murder of Stella by a nunchaku in her own kitchen has set the stage for Detective Winston's most perplexing case yet.\n\nEmma, the renowned fashion designer, was having quite the morning with her martial arts training. Nothing out of the ordinary. Her classmates know her to be systematic, picking up the pace at which she had been twirling the nunchaku around; she had been at this for a while. Today's training session ended with each student placing their nunchaku back in its storage area. Emma, being one of the last attendees to leave, noticed that the instructor was already preoccupied with another task and wasn't paying attention. This allowed Emma to slyly pocket her training Nunchaku, unnoticed by everyone. Emma usually attended these classes regularly, blending easily within her group, never causing a fuss.\n\nEmma's next stop was Stella's. Winston examined Emma's calendar and noted that she and Stella had an appointment back at Stella's home for a fitting. Stella liked having her fittings at home, right there in the kitchen. Their appointment was routine; the kitchen was the best spot for Stella to have a fitting given its large, airy space. Moreover, Stella had always been known to spend her mornings truly alone, right there in the kitchen. This allowed her to enjoy her solitude without attraction any attention or interruptions. There's no harm in using it as a makeshift studio.\n\nWhile Emma was working in Stella's kitchen, Stella had taken it upon herself to visit Emma's studio. Emma didn't mind. She knew her studio was a secure private space, no prying eyes to worry about. But then, something piqued Stella's interest. She found a hidden stack of papers from Emma's sketchbook. Intrigued, Stella began looking more closely at the sketches. They were designs of a new collection, never before seen. And as she scrutinized them, a glassy look came over Stella's eyes. These designs resembled her own unlaunched collection, she realized.\n\nEmma had arrived back at the studio to find Stella stiff with anger and an odd collection of sketch pages in her hand. Stella looked up at Emma, her features hardening as she accused her of plagiarism and threatened to expose her.\n\nDespite Emma's flair for art and design, this niche of Stella's discovery in her studio led Winston back to the martial arts class and how Emma had learned to expertly handle the nunchaku. He found it peculiar that such a unique weapon was the weapon of choice in Stella's demise. More peculiar and somewhat perplexing was how Emma would have found an opportunity to carry a pair of the increasingly rare weapon, nunchaku to the crime scene without anyone noticing. This case was turning out to be more intriguing than Winston had initially assumed; a fashion designer, a nunchaku, and a quiet kitchen.\n\nWhile smoking on his half-bitten down cigar, Winston rubbed the corner of his eye, trying to make sense of the gruesome, disarming photographs of Stella's murder scene in her own kitchen.\n\nThere was a mere few facts he had that could be of any substance for the detective, one of which was that nunchaku was held responsible for the cause of death, synonymous with martial arts, that made Winston think of Milton, a martial arts enthusiast appearing rather benign.\n\nAnother fact he'd picked up on was that Milton had been invited by Stella for dinner that fatal night. Winston stomped out his cigar, inaudibly muttered 'no holds barred,' and prepared to interview his suspect of interest - Milton.\n\nArriving at the local dojo, after a short spar, a sweat-drenched Milton, sporting his martial arts certification belt, made his way over to Winston.\n\n\"Hi Detective,\" greeted Milton offering a tepid smile.\n\n\"Milton,\" acknowledged Winston commenting, \"see you're stickin' to your trainin' regimen.\"\n\nAdjusting his martial arts belt, Milton nodded, \"It's a passion, yes sir, good way to keep fit.\"\n\n\"You were invited to Stella's last night for dinner, ain't that right?\" inquired Winston, his eyes never leaving Milton's face.\n\nTaken aback by Winston's sudden mention of Stella, Milton blurted, \"Y-yes. I was invited...we were good friends and I was often at her place for dinner. I found out this morning...that she was murdered in her own kitchen after dinner.\"\n\nOne eyebrow arched skeptically, Winston questioned further, \"and you left her house when, after dessert?\"\n\n\"Got a call from trace analysis,\" Winston's phone intercepted abruptly, \"looks like the local journalist sent over some more pictures of Milton. He was captured in various locations, which we later discovered were areas of Tommy's gang activity.\"\n\n\"Winston, we also got a picture of Milton with Tommy at the local bar,\" the voice continued, \"judging from the photo, Tommy's living up to his reputation as a troublemaker - even in the bar, his henchmen are always around him.\"\n\n\"Milton, how'd you account for your presence at these 'areas of interest'?\" Winston asked, showing him the freshly received photos over the phone.\n\nMilton looked stunned, \"I had...I had no idea about this. I did meet Tommy once at the bar, but...\"\n\nBefore he could finish his defense, Winston wrapped up, \"It's getting late, Milton, let's continue this another day.\"\n\nAs Winston drove off, he glanced at another picture sent over from forensics featuring Milton and Tommy, both laughing over drinks at a local bar with Tommy's henchmen lurking in the background, serving as a chilling background to his already twisted thoughts of the case.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Milton", "opt_2": "Emma"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/13", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/13", "text_sha256": "576ef636561a272c639c391f30d173229ec106e136dedafb463ac0e494e2c182", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 13}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "94caa76b2a1cdb2630eb67338bc26eaf683969bee5fcbe259f43488ea7a03891"}}
{"state": {"service": "Find apartments, near or far, based on your needs", "dialogue": ["User: I am looking for an apartment. Can you help me?", "System: How many bedrooms do you need?", "User: I am looking for something with 1 bedroom.", "System: Which area would you like me to search?", "User: I was hoping to find something in Fremont.", "System: Boulevard is located at 40001 Fremont Boulevard. It has 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom. The rent would be $1,850 a month.", "User: What is the phone number of this property? and is it furnished?", "System: Unfortunately the apartment is not furnished. Here is the number 510-455-8815.", "User: Can you find me something else then.", "System: Brookvale Chateau seems nice. It's at 36163 Fremont Boulevard. There is 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom. The rent would be $1,700 a month.", "User: Can you find something else?", "System: Crawford Apartments. This one is located at 46703 Crawford Street # 2. Again, there is 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom. The rent is $1,900 a month.", "User: Yes that sounds great. Book a visit, please.", "System: When would you like to visit?", "User: Next Monday is good for me.", "System: Okay let's confirm the details. You are visiting Crawford Apartments and you would like to visit next Monday.", "User: That's great. Oh, can I ask, is it furnished. Also, I need the phone number.", "System: I have scheduled your viewing. It is not furnished and the number is 510-651-5292", "User: Thank's very much.", "System: Can I do anything else for you?", "User: No. Thanks very much."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchProperties": "Find an apartment based on the area and number of beds", "BookViewing": "Finalize a date and time to visit and explore a specific apartment", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/4_00056/20", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/4_00056", "text_sha256": "46ccae58c55b7af40792d5203eb471adf07afbc701813b871967f41d8ace137d", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "4_00056", "turn": 20}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d01373a6dc2b30703880e1393503b6e21c3de9357b41bc55d18cc770909f7439"}}
{"state": {"service": "Online hotel reservation platform for your preferred hotel stay", "dialogue": ["User: Can you get me a fun place to visit?", "System: Where should I check?", "User: Get me London UK.", "System: Well, one I keep hearing about over and over is the 30 St Mary Axe (The Gherkin). It's a historical landmark.", "User: Great. What about a hotel there?", "System: 10 or more choices, starting with the 5 star, 45 Park lane.", "User: Can I smoke there?", "System: No, it's banned on the property.", "User: Great, I hate stinky smokers.", "System: Do you need a reservation?", "User: Please, I want to go there on the 9th of this month and stay for two days.", "System: To be clear: 1 room for 2 days at 45 Park Lane. Checking in on March 9th. It's in London.", "User: You got each nuance.", "System: You're set then.", "User: Thanks so much, I almost feel bad about not giving you a tip.", "System: No worries, anything else?", "User: No, but I do love the way you help me."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"BookARoom": "Book a hotel you like", "FindAccommodations": "Find a hotel based on location", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/20_00090/16", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/20_00090", "text_sha256": "1443e8fb281b2366e7fb1f3432852b1454185125654dc59d440c60111c8160ef", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "20_00090", "turn": 16}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3b11439c5c7c6aa869292a32b542a43e9f0a4cdd6a2bdc93c7430d9c22fd9535"}}
{"state": "Can you help grant a recurring access to my dog walker Jane Smith (jsmith@gmail.com) who comes everyday at 2-3 pm?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "getUnderwriter: Retrieve information about an insurance underwriter", "tool_2": "AugustSmartLock: Used for controlling and managing the August Smart Lock, specifically installed on the front door of the user's residence. It provides tools to lock and unlock the door, check the lock status, add and delete guests, grant and revoke access for guests, generate and revoke access codes, and view access history.", "tool_3": "grantAccess: Grant access to a user for the specified database", "tool_4": "https://genius-song-lyrics1.p.rapidapi.com/artist/albums/: Get artist albums", "tool_5": "WalnutTradingDash_full_access: The api call will grant access to a unique URL to access the dashboard (demo [here](https://walnuthillai.com/wp-content/themes/blankslate-child/videos/demo_walnuttradingdash.mp4)). The PRO version grants access to 60 minutes of use per request, unlimited access to all assets and technical indicators, and any time period up to the previous date."}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolemu_query_6", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolemu_query_6", "text_sha256": "c6b8564cd625050529461a9b78893a5a6959ab6905eea3fcde6a91714ac85eba", "gold_id": "toolemu_tool_18", "negative_ids": ["toolACE_tool_11157", "toolACE_tool_11875", "webtools_music_tool_3", "toolbench_tool_2000"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolemu/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "toolemu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0e9fd90f701a2ef65fe21a9c9b8762dc165b606cca4ae379a5759757538a50cb"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Gregg Jarrett : Comey must testify in favor of Trump ( or he 'll put himself in serious legal jeopardy )"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Gregg Jarrett : Comey must rejoice in favor of Trump ( or he 'll put himself in serious legal jeopardy )", "b": "Gregg Jarrett : Comey must testify in favor of Trump ( or he 'll tweet himself in serious legal jeopardy )"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/13787-13858", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/13787", "text_sha256": "2d9aa7f5655bac87fccc995bd4d850eb708bf3e042776586ec0135fb5bb7797c", "grades": ["0.2", "2.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "13787-13858"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d469c80f27d1f632c4ac10c5394bc6a356da144c1520435aac333087ec75293a"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Washing face", "context": "The lady puts contents of a bottle in her palms, and the lady rubs it on her face. The lady makes funny faces. The lady washes her face. The lady towel dries her face. the lady"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "grab a tissue and wipe her face.", "opt_2": "puts spots of white lotion on her face and rubs it in.", "opt_3": "puts a towel in her eyes.", "opt_4": "holds a glass of water and talks."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/30615", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_55FFh89yqVw", "text_sha256": "adf3d5742e4451481901486fae0a93d0e071262c2e6983cb3dc8f7b823434a22", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1983, "source_id": "activitynet~v_55FFh89yqVw"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e9a1a0682ee2949fa359dfc8864b8c8a1922ca08bb63eecfd79aaead82026226"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Despite earlier optimisticindications, the South African corn crop is at a critical stagein its development and recent reports of heat stress couldreduce production and therefore exportable supplies, the U.S.Agriculture Department said. In its report on Export Markets for U.S. Grains, thedepartment said South Africa's corn exports in the 1986/87(Oct-Sept) season are estimated at 2.5 mln tonnes, up 40 pctfrom the previous year. The re-emergence of South Africa as a competitor follows aperiod of severe droughts, which at one point required SouthAfrica to import 2.7 mln tones of U.S. corn in 1983/84, itsaid. Since those imports in 1983/84, the U.S. has been facingincreased competition from South Africa in Taiwan and Japan. But if South Africa is perceived as lacking availablesupplies, purchases of U.S. corn may be further stimulated, thedepartment said", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"coconut\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"alum\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"corn\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"reserves\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"palm-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/809", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/468111a41f51de508f34", "text_sha256": "3fbff5589343fe6b65d706215ecef8a5963bb5d26a49fba034468ab7549ab2ca", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 809}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ab4f782bec0ffc91be34df2cb6773ca6ab312ed8dd4a0bf94995450f98974f07"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Indiana candidate 's rhetoric , business record do n't line up"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Indiana snowman 's rhetoric , business record do n't line up", "b": "Indiana candidate 's rhetoric , sanitarium record do n't line up"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/10718-6926", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/10718", "text_sha256": "7a300c4553e6b6999bfdce05481f591d4b1c05bde854c8b20b7ded23571f472e", "grades": ["0.8", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "10718-6926"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "90ceeb1c16985f975711b66cea5a4578a9c38b17b12e3f56fc0af53e185b623b"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nFor which of these two scenarios does the main character (who uses I/me/my) do something clearly morally wrong, according to ordinary moral standards in the US as of 2020? Scenario 1 | I used my copier to made duplicates of money because my bank account was running low. Scenario 2 | When I play cards, I make small talk.\nA) Wrong, Not wrong\nB) Not wrong, Wrong\nC) Not wrong, Not wrong\nD) Wrong, Wrong\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "claude-v1": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "claude-v2": null}, "label": "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.665", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.665", "text_sha256": "5e99d15ace7da667d99cd006d66db9393fb03ae9b1e148e32c032d7707c5dc27", "eval_name": "mmlu-moral-scenarios", "correct_models": ["gpt-4-1106-preview", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-moral-scenarios.val.665"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9122d2e256585a5f5f1a5c8c3f6195fe73a62afd53ce8ad9d1713ff174a920cb"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Bullfighting", "context": "Some texts pops up on the screen. A video of bulls being hurt by people starts playing. text"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "pops up on the screen again.", "opt_2": "switches to clips of bulls running away from the camera.", "opt_3": "shows up of a youtube video.", "opt_4": "goes onto the screen that say something about feeding bulls and how to lift their horns."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/45105", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_vpvhtd7CqUA", "text_sha256": "508ec876362d0aa5757823f96509326715e1bbc1687e5a8df13f798ead61f9d4", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2946, "source_id": "activitynet~v_vpvhtd7CqUA"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ba7fef51bc7ce52981720e2f0ac8843322012e19c78cb0711294701a1c26f439"}}
{"state": "In the heart of a bustling warehouse, a pulsating epicenter of goods in constant motion, I found myself ensnared in a conundrum of talent allocation. My team, composed of Lucy, Mark, and Noah, each brought their unique skill sets to the table. The task at hand was to strategically assign them to one of two critical roles: the meticulous task of sorting incoming goods or the systematic duty of arranging goods in an orderly fashion.\n\nLucy, a vibrant whirlwind, doing her bidding in her own carefree manner, had been known to leave the goods in a haphazard manner. This was especially true when faced with large deliveries, as she would often get overwhelmed. Her shortcomings also extended to differentiating between various kinds of goods, misplacing them, and leading to a hunt for items across the warehouse. Her communication style was as exuberant as her personality, often clashing with Noah's quiet demeanor. The dynamic duo had often found themselves in a whirl of disagreements about the placement of goods, Noah even once lodged a complaint about Lucy's seemingly irresponsible attitude.\n\nMark, on the other hand, was a polar opposite. His OCD was notorious, leading him to obsess over order and symmetry. His focus on systematic arrangement, in fact, outweighed any interest he had in properly sorting goods. Despite this apparent flaw, he had once undergone a two-year course on inventory management, which theoretically made him an asset. Sadly, he had a knack for cataloguing incorrectly. His precise nature about arranging clashed with Lucy's free-spirited style, creating a discord soirée in the warehouse. Like music, they played distinct chords, their symphony yet to be discovered.\n\nThe quiet decibel in this trio was Noah, a reserved soul who found it challenging to categorize items quickly. His strength, however, was uncovered during a summer spent at a local bookstore, where he learned the art of effective organization. Though he had this talent, he was quite slow at arranging and depended heavily on item labels. Pressure tended to mix-up his sorting skills, matching different types of goods together. Mark's undermining attitude didn't make things any easier, causing quite a heating argument between the two.\n\nAs the leader, the onus was on me to look past the conflicts and to tap into their potential, pulling them together like the strings of a well-tuned guitar. They all had weaknesses, their strengths defined by these. The warehouse, with its towering shelves and aisles bustled with activity, awaiting the resonance of their harmonious efficiency, the signature rhythm of a well-oiled team. The question now was, where would Noah, Lucy, and Mark best thrive in our symphony of goods?", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Sorting Incoming Goods: Lucy, Arranging Goods Systematically: Mark and Noah", "opt_2": "Sorting Incoming Goods: Mark, Arranging Goods Systematically: Lucy and Noah", "opt_3": "Sorting Incoming Goods: Noah, Arranging Goods Systematically: Lucy and Mark"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/38", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/38", "text_sha256": "924c4a7e66874ba6f70a380e6b12040e03c852a9ff5d54e843eca35be5589b8f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 38}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c65b8340b907f9cb5289e62e011d4a0a98c7c0d266fb99a7a58f96de79ad2d46"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: interviewers list for Python and Java"], "available_functions": [{"name": "get_interviewer_list", "description": "Retrieve a list of interviewers who are qualified based on a specific skill set.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"availability\": {\"default\": true, \"description\": \"Filter for interviewers who are currently available.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"experience_level\": {\"default\": \"Mid-Level\", \"description\": \"The required experience level for the interviewers.\", \"enum\": [\"Junior\", \"Mid-Level\", \"Senior\", \"Lead\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"skill\": {\"description\": \"The skill for which to find qualified interviewers, such as 'Python', 'Data Analysis', or 'System Design'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"skill\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "review_of_interviewer", "description": "Retrieve the average rating and reviews for a specified interviewer based on their full name.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"include_comments\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"Flag to determine whether to include text comments in the response.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"interviewer_name\": {\"description\": \"The full name of the interviewer to fetch reviews for, e.g., 'Jane Doe'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"interviewer_name\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_interviewer_list` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `review_of_interviewer` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_parallel_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_parallel_multiple_6-5-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_parallel_multiple_6-5-0", "text_sha256": "f1b172e73e03853395b415dc49f80080cd025f5b83adaea062e75277ceccb6c8", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_parallel_multiple.json", "id": "live_parallel_multiple_6-5-0"}, "stratum": "live_parallel_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6b4d97f75e09bbaf3ee044d93a8cd951bd831eadb5f1966266313bcb4ded0d2b"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Hillary Clinton defies criticism in return to paid speech circuit after election loss"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Hillary Clinton defies criticism in return to paid bowling circuit after election loss", "b": "Hillary Clinton defies criticism in return to paid speech circuit after hair loss"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/10822-5580", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/10822", "text_sha256": "b630ca74f99695d4cfa53f3d30a4f5fed5e4480526fa0e148141e31c62699d33", "grades": ["1.6", "2.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "10822-5580"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a11dad199114069164aea03a33d31ebb27165b33024d739b0c7d49c3782cef8d"}}
{"state": "How to get started using the C++ API for Gazebo Harmonic?\n\nI'm completely new to gazebo and did some of the well explained tutorials to learn how the basic functionality of gazebo is working. So this is my setup:\n\nI'm using Windows 10 and installed gazebo with WSL2 on a Ubuntu distribution. From here I did some of the tutorials and was able to interact with the simulation with the gui and also via messages from the powershell (using wsl). So from the powershell I'm able to start the simulation and also can send and receive commands to move the robot or read out some sensor data.\n\nMy plan is, to use this functionality inside of a C++ or C# application without using the powershell. So I like to use the C++ API given by gazebo.\n\nMy idea is, to write some code in Visual Studio on my Windows machine and execute this code via cross compilation on my wsl2 instance, where my actual gazebo instance is running.\n\nMy key question is, how to integrate the gazebo library into Visual Studio and to be able to interact with my gazebo instance? For the beginning i would just start a scene \"my_world.sdf\" and read out some sensor data.\n\nCurrently I am struggeling with the integration into Visual Studio 2022.\n\nI would be really grateful for any advice given to this topic.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "This command lists all the topics that the Pi is able to see from the robot.\nThese topics are how you can receive sensor data by subscribing to messages,\nand send commands to actuators.", "doc_2": "Overview  ¶\n\nThis tutorial shows how to write a simple Panel plugin for RViz.\n\nA _panel_ in RViz is a GUI widget which can be docked in the main window or\nfloating. It does not show properties in the “Displays” panel like a _Display_\n, but it could show things in the 3D scene.\n\nA panel can be a useful place to put a bunch of application-specific GUI\nelements. You could put start and stop buttons for your robot, or other\ncommand or control inputs.\n\nRViz has a built-in tool to send a goal pose to a path planner, but it does\nnot have a native way to send velocity commands directly to a robot base\ncontroller. That is what this tutorial shows, a subclass of rviz::Panel which\nlets you send velocity commands right to your robot.\n\nThe source code for this tutorial is in the rviz_plugin_tutorials package. You\ncan check out the source directly or (if you use Ubuntu) you can just apt-get\ninstall the pre-compiled Debian package like so:\n\n    \n    \n    sudo apt-get install ros-hydro-visualization-tutorials\n    \n\nHere is what RViz looks like with the new “Teleop” panel showing on the left:\n\n![_images/teleop_in_rviz.png](_images/teleop_in_rviz.png)", "doc_3": "FEATURES\nSHOWCASE\nDOCS\nCOMMUNITY\nMORE\nAPP\nDocs / Gazebo Harmonic\nSupported Sep, 2023 to Sep, 2028\nLTS\nHarmonic (LTS)\nRelease\nGet Started\nInstall\nTutorials\nBuilding Your Own Robot\nMoving The Robot\nSdf Worlds\nSensors\nActors\nUnderstanding The Gui\nManipulating Models\nModel Insertion From Fuel\nKeyboard Shortcuts\nSpawn Urdf\nRos 2 Integration Via Bridge\nRos 2 Interoperability\nRos 2 Integration Template\nMigration From Ignition\nFeature Comparison\nRos/gazebo Installation\nMigration From Ros 2 Gazebo Classic\nRoadmap\nRelease Features\nReleases\nDevelopment\nSim Architecture\nFuel\nLibrary Reference\nROS 2 Integration\nIn this tutorial we will learn how to Integrate ROS 2 with Gazebo. We will establish communication between them. This can help in many aspects; we can receive data (like joint states, TFs) or commands from ROS and apply it to Gazebo and vice versa. This can also help to enable RViz to visualize a robot model simulatenously simulated by a Gazebo world.", "doc_4": "Now that you are using ros_control to send commands to your robot in\nsimulation, you can also use the ros_control joint _state_ controller to read\nthe state of the robot from Gazebo. The idea behind a good simulator is that\nyou should be able to use the same software on your real hardware as you do in\nsimulation. A good starting point for that is visualizing your simulated robot\nin Rviz, similar to how it is done with real hardware.", "doc_5": "Set up the development container\n\nYou’ll need a ` .devcontainer ` file for VSCode to know how to mount your\ndocker container as a workspace. I suggest using one like the following:\n\n    \n    \n    // See https://aka.ms/vscode-remote/devcontainer.json for format details.\n    {\n        \"context\": \"../\",\n        \"dockerFile\": \"Dockerfile\",\n        // This will launch the container as a non-root user\n        \"remoteUser\" : \"ros\",\n        \"runArgs\": [\n            // This will allow you to use a ptrace-based debugger like C++, Go, and Rust.\n            \"--cap-add=SYS_PTRACE\",\n            \"--security-opt\", \"seccomp=unconfined\",\n        ],\n        // These are the extensions I like to use with ROS2\n        \"extensions\": [\n            \"ms-azuretools.vscode-docker\",\n            \"ms-python.python\",\n            \"ms-vscode.cpptools\",\n            \"twxs.cmake\",\n            \"ms-vscode.cmake-tools\",\n            \"ms-iot.vscode-ros\",\n            \"smilerobotics.urdf\",\n            \"yzhang.markdown-all-in-one\"\n        ]\n    }\n    \n\nLine-by-line explanation:"}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/42", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/42", "text_sha256": "871905da5072664295758a119a88d59d087b5490c00e475b5bdc7adb9393ac58", "gold_id": "vscode_gazebo/vscodedockerros2_17.txt", "negative_ids": ["rosgzbridge/ros2integration_0.txt", "irobot_create3/irobotcreate3connect_53.txt", "access_urdf/tutorialstutroscontr_111.txt", "teleopanel/panelplugintutorialh_1.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "42"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a90705cac05e237537cdd5d03b92b3b6f3f8d1bf2b514d1a4c4ee95746f05ff1"}}
{"state": "As the day wore on, Michelle leaned back in her chair and decided to take a brief break from her ongoing project. The office was momentarily quiet, and she left her laptop casually opened, displaying the vital classified information on her desk. Bob, the janitor, tidied around the office as was his routine during the staff's break time. His trustworthy mop swished around the trashcan located tactically under desks for easy accessibility.\n\nAt the same time, Steve, Michelle's reliable colleague, was wrapping up his task and moved towards her desk. He had a vital role to play in securing classified documents whenever Michelle went on a break. The placement of each item in the office was no secret. They were all aware where everything was located-- the laptop on Michelle's desk, revealing the sensitive details, and the trashcan tucked purposefully under the desk. The trio's Monday routine was as familiar as the office setting itself.\n\nBob, in his steadfast routine, shuffled the trashcan from its location under the desk, out into the expansive hallway. Pleased internally at the small victory of a clean office, he knew not of the chaos he had unwittingly left behind. Michelle, immersed in a riveting chat with a fellow office mate, had momentarily diverted her gaze from the crucial project on her desk. The colleague was positioned in a manner that obstructed the view of her designated workspace, unknowingly creating a barrier of visibility. \n\nSteve, far on the other end of the room, was deeply focused on completing an array of security forms. His diligent attention to prevent any security breach had him oblivious to the whirl of activity happening around. The responsibility bestowed upon his shoulder was hefty and required acute concentration, leaving him blind to the office happenings.\n\nAs for Bob, he dutifully followed his cleaning routine in the oblivious quiet of the office. Going about his task with precision and technique, he was oblivious to the developing roller coaster of actions in the room. His innocuous tasks were conducted with an unassuming demeanor, unaffected by the symbolic value they unknowingly carried to the other occupants of the office.\n\nIn a carefully orchestrated dance of professional duty, Steve swiftly secured Michelle's laptop laden with classified information into the locker. The office air stilled as the locker clicked shut, keeping the secrets within safe for now. As Michelle excused herself from her classified project, padding out to the washroom, Bob found himself summoned to an emergency spill in the far-off kitchen. The spill was demanding enough to require his immediate attention. This pulled him away from his usual task of maintaining the office area where Michelle and Steve were positioned. Meanwhile, Steve found himself in Michelle's line of sight as she returned, the look of puzzlement on her face clear for Steve to interpret. Little did they know the streak of chaos that trailed across the far-removed kitchen requiring Bob's undivided attention.\n\nAfter emptying the trash, Bob intuitively placed the can back under Michelle's desk, unknowing that it's where classified, company-secret documents were supposed to be kept when not in use. Amid bustling office life, Michelle, entrenched in her high-stakes project, chose to momentarily unwind amidst her work. Needing respite, she abandoned her station, leaving the sensitive information exposed. During this same hiatus, Bob, with his janitorial diligence and routine mapped-out, initiated eagerly his final cleaning task of the day. From a distance, Steve observed keenly Bob's manoeuvres, due to his imperative assignment of securing Michelle's critical documents during her breaks.\n\nWhile the hush settled over the office, Michelle found herself engrossed in a hallway conversation, well removed from her temporarily deserted desk. As she chatted nonchalantly, Steve's eyes remained glued to Bob, skilfully observing his thorough clean-up of the office. This mundane daily scene bore a subtle suspense, unbeknownst to the involved parties.\n\nAt this time, much to the ignorance of Michelle occupied in her engaging conversation, Steve methodically moved closer towards the vacant workspace upon sighting the unattended files. Oblivious Steve, grossly focussed upon securing the sensitive documents, remained indifferent to Bob as he diligently continued with his cleaning duty. Meanwhile, the hustle and bustle of the office gradually faded as Bob inadvertently moved the storage unit, crucial for the protection of sensitive documents, along his cleaning trail leading to the corridor.\n\nEnsuring the safety of the classified information had its satisfying reward for Steve. Unnoticed was this sense of fulfilment by Michelle, preparing to return from her break, and Bob diligently dealing with an emergency in the washroom corridor. As the conclusion of the working day commenced, they remained ignorant of the extensive impact of the day's sequence of events, especially Bob, who replaced the storage unit beneath Michelle's desk after its contents were emptied.\n\nThe mixture of efficiency and obliviousness marked the end of another day in the office. Their mutual ignorance yielded a conclusion both strangely fitting and profoundly ironic. 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{"state": {"conversation": ["user: A scientist is conducting an experiment involving two different substances. The first substance has a mass of 10 kilograms and occupies a volume of 2 cubic meters. The second substance has a mass of 15 kilograms and occupies a volume of 3 cubic meters. The scientist wants to compare the densities of these two substances in kg/m³. Can you help the scientist calculate the densities of these two substances using the 'calculate_density' function?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "calculate_density", "description": "Calculate the density of a substance based on its mass and volume.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"mass\": {\"description\": \"The mass of the substance in kilograms.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"unit\": {\"description\": \"The unit of density. Default is kg/m³\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"volume\": {\"description\": \"The volume of the substance in cubic meters.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"mass\", \"volume\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `calculate_density` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_101", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_101", "text_sha256": "5eabc79ed6ff1dd609e3f1ee330d2f4b6353fbc1332ba68191877cca512b50cc", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel.json", "id": "parallel_101"}, "stratum": "parallel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "693476194ff344492dcdea247b7cffb87080e08317b3f60743039d053a0ac7cc"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me book a hotel room?\nAI: Sure, I can help with that. What is the name of the hotel you want to book?\nUser: I want to book Marriott Hotel.\nAI: Great choice. What is your check-in date and check-out date?\nUser: My check-in date is 2022-05-20 and check-out date is 2022-05-22.\nAI: Okay, how many rooms do you want to book?\nUser: I need two rooms.\nAI: And how many adults and children will be staying in each room?\nUser: Two adults in each room and no children.\nAI: Okay, I will book two rooms for two adults in Marriott Hotel for 2022-05-20 to 2022-05-22.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "BookHotel": "This API orders a hotel room. Two rooms are ordered if the number of adults is greater than 2. Only one order can be made at same time.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date."}, "label": "BookHotel", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/285", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/BookHotel-level-1-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "f94f5698326f8761aaacf90f5a11a79844d78716c07508deeb2e8f1407b7165d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 285, "file": "BookHotel-level-1-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "BookHotel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "feb87335eef11e339b0c22d2f3a63e05342d507e59f675cb0d4b40c8495c4949"}}
{"state": {"service": "One way and round trip flights to all cities", "dialogue": ["User: Hey, can you find me a rental car?", "System: Sure, from when and where?", "User: I want it from Portland, OR on the 10th of this month.", "System: Okay, until when?", "User: Until the 11th of this month.", "System: And what time will you pick it up?", "User: At around quarter past 5 in the evening.", "System: Okay then. There's a standard Accord at PDX International Airport on March 10th.", "User: Is there anything else?", "System: How about a standard Camry from Portland Bus Station on March 10th?", "User: Is there anything else? I can pick it up a little earlier, around evening 5.", "System: Okay, how about a standard Civic at PDX International Airport on March 10th?", "User: How much will it cost?", "System: It'll be $36 in total.", "User: Okay, sounds good.", "System: Should I reserve the car?", "User: No, please don't.", "System: Okay, is there anything else?", "User: Yeah, can you get me a bus there too? Just 1 ticket from Vancouver on the 6th of this month.", "System: How about a bus departing at 9:20 am with 0 transfers for $42?", "User: Sounds great, thanks.", "System: Should I buy the ticket?", "User: No thanks. Can you get me a one-way flight there with Delta Airlines on the 10th of this month? I'll check zero bags.", "System: With Delta Airlines? There's a flight at 6:40 am with 1 layover for $262 per person.", "User: Okay, thanks a lot.", "System: Is there anything else?", "User: No, that's all thanks."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchOnewayFlights": "Search for one way flights to specified destination", "SearchRoundTripFlights": "Search for round trip flights to specified destination", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/15_00022/26", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/15_00022", "text_sha256": "57d6f7f3610239370b8cbff1be4cf82c72c985fd815612c1e6054c59640bc6da", "schema_variant": "v1", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "15_00022", "turn": 26}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "901bd76e449ebb6cd085a2369cc987c2e58ce1f060e72eb30508a3350f305a8e"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Hand car wash", "context": "A graphic introduces the hand car wash video. The car is washed first gently with soap. next"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "is a clean car wash video.", "opt_2": ", two cars slowly drive by.", "opt_3": ", the tires are soaped and washed thoroughly.", "opt_4": ", it is shown from behind."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/2282", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_QvBG_Da97h8", "text_sha256": "98241567e016e792020502f9a88aa5275dd399c2601bf3cba1b4bcb0cc735fed", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 164, "source_id": "activitynet~v_QvBG_Da97h8"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4e7b6a22d1623aba28bc68429f5d943782e1e2744ffe2a3f5602d8b40c817d10"}}
{"state": "i'd like you to add oranges to my shopping list", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"todo_list": null, "smart_home": null, "shopping_list_update": null, "calendar_update": null, "play_music": null, "order_status": null, "todo_list_update": null, "update_playlist": null, "reminder_update": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "shopping_list_update", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/419", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/419", "text_sha256": "ad1fb01f225275ac6c397c616e91c06eec6193c0233fa546efc66e4dc165ca8f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 419}, "stratum": "home", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ad46e4591d7c56cdf26af373cdaaef7457c41ed15418e5400a6def9b4a12a007"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me find possible diseases related to fatigue?\nAI: Sure, I can search for possible diseases related to fatigue. Please provide the symptom you want to search for.\nUser: Fatigue.\nAI: I understand. Here are some possible diseases related to fatigue: Chronic fatigue syndrome, Anemia, and Depression. Would you like me to provide more information about any of these diseases?", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "QueryMeeting": "This API allows users to query the information of a meeting.", "SearchEngine": "This API searches for a given keyword for search engine.", "DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "SymptomSearch": "This API searches for a given symptom."}, "label": "SymptomSearch", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/8", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/SymptomSearch-AppointmentRegistration-level-2-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "cc014d4680c121105f9fbd4f162b7061bf38a88a522b0e626c3240a2847d2da5", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 8, "file": "SymptomSearch-AppointmentRegistration-level-2-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "SymptomSearch", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "79340b2db1576f01b4b83bf1047ced23f4915b8aba4181a826ea39a5675e1eeb"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Find the ranking of LA Lakers in the NBA 2021 regular season."], "available_functions": [{"name": "get_team_rank", "description": "Get the team ranking in a sports league based on season and type.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"league\": {\"description\": \"The name of the league in which the team competes.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"season\": {\"description\": \"The season for which the team's ranking is sought.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"team_name\": {\"description\": \"The name of the sports team.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": {\"description\": \"Type of the season: regular or playoff.\", \"enum\": [\"regular\", \"playoff\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"team_name\", \"league\", \"season\", \"type\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `get_team_rank` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/simple_317", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/simple_317", "text_sha256": "2a23ead556887744bafd8ab2fba271ba9f09504b7fa9fef19da74ae7afa1681d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_simple.json", "id": "simple_317"}, "stratum": "simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "797116e85dff5ee35973054ceb9c17dbd98b07739dd964adfcb4b9652246998a"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me add a new schedule to my agenda?\nAI: Sure, I'd be happy to help. What should be the content of this schedule?\nUser: The content is \"Meeting with John\".\nAI: Great. When should this meeting take place?\nUser: The meeting should be on the 21th of September at 3 pm.\nAI: And where would you like the meeting to take place?\nUser: The meeting will take place in the cafeteria.\nAI: Alright. Let me add this schedule to your agenda. Please wait a moment while I authenticate your account.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='foo', password='bar')]->{'token': 'z9x8c7v6b5n4m3q2w1'}\nAI: Okay, I have retrieved your token.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"QueryAgenda": "The API for getting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "DeleteAgenda": "The API for deleting a schedule item includes parameters for token, content, time, and location.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "AddAgenda": "The API for adding a agenda item includes content, time and location."}, "label": "AddAgenda", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/52", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/AddAgenda-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "ed7ca6758852b575c3d4acc387325e0be7fc94515dd0511db994e0fa947c9f64", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 52, "file": "AddAgenda-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "AddAgenda", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "81c50894e303e0c5e3dfa1dc6c5a10dfc36a6e59b656d6ebd3e3b04e6197abe5"}}
{"state": "Alice, Bob, and Claire are holding a white elephant gift exchange. At the start of the event, they are each holding a present of a different color: Alice has a white present, Bob has a blue present, and Claire has a yellow present. \n\nAs the event progresses, pairs of people swap gifts. First, Alice and Bob swap their gifts. Then, Claire and Alice swap their gifts. Finally, Bob and Alice swap their gifts. At the end of the event, Alice has the", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "validate_queue_position: This method takes three arguments, 'position', 'total', and 'end', where 'position' is the position of the person from one end of the queue, 'total' is the total number of people in the queue, and 'end' is either 'start' or 'end'. It returns True if the position is valid, and False otherwise.", "tool_2": "convert_to_blue_blocks: This method takes a number of yellow blocks and returns the corresponding number of blue blocks, assuming that for every 2 yellow blocks there is 1 blue block.", "tool_3": "generate_handshake_pairs: This method takes one argument, 'n', which is the number of people present. It generates all possible pairs of people who can shake hands with each other.", "tool_4": "create_object_dict: this tool takes in a list of people and their initial object, and returns a dictionary mapping each person to their object.", "tool_5": "compare_objects(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: def compare_objects(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: '''Compare multiple objects of the same type in an image to determine if they are identical or different. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. object_name (str): The name of the object to compare. Returns: str: \"identical\" if all objects are identical, \"different\" if at least one object is different …"}, "label": "tool_4", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolink_query_482", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolink_query_482", "text_sha256": "2d0e403978b22c7c142a8204f51b93d81508061b06df4dbc9e5027ccb067cf10", "gold_id": "toolink_tool_119", "negative_ids": ["toolink_tool_1270", "toolink_tool_1254", "craft_Vqa_tool_119", "toolink_tool_1515"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolink/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "toolink", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4617eb9a442f7ea4410b4ed001cd4cbaa4d9556b60b95c39bbaeb654a243a289"}}
{"state": "User: Can you record my health data?\nAI: Sure! What's your user ID?\nUser: My user ID is 12345.\nAI: What is the date and time for the health data?\nUser: It is today, at 10:30 am. Today is 2021-09-17.\nAI: Great. What health data would you like to record?\nUser: Blood pressure is 120/80 and heart rate is 75.\nAI: Got it.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID."}, "label": "RecordHealthData", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/395", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/RecordHealthData-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "da5d2652041e1a2ca74f12646a9d47b83734366b4fbdfc8b16244f7ea137749c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 395, "file": "RecordHealthData-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "RecordHealthData", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "64e78daee5243244117291b797227ea3f571bb1e1d014600474df41fb58b9faa"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me set an alarm for 8 am tomorrow?\nAI: Sure, to set an alarm, I need to authorize your account. Can you please provide your username and password?\nUser: Sure, my username is foo and password is bar.\nAI: Thank you. Let me get your token.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='foo', password='bar')]->{'token': 'z9x8c7v6b5n4m3q2w1'}\nAI: Okay, I got your token. What time do you want the alarm to be set for?\nUser: 8 am tomorrow. Today is 2021-10-13.\nAI: Okay, I'm setting the alarm.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "AddAlarm": "The API for setting an alarm includes a parameter for the alarm time.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "DeleteAlarm": "The API for removing an alarm includes a parameter for the time.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name."}, "label": "AddAlarm", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/173", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/AddAlarm-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "d6adbef866a7bd9c3aec4270e1a8b1f2d7bcf6ea2134f0c3bc397315a0388165", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 173, "file": "AddAlarm-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "AddAlarm", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d74ead3df044352ef744c6a4b6bd73d0048cf06b3aa189058e3129e2f2459c59"}}
{"state": {"service": "A service for travel attraction lookup", "dialogue": ["User: Will you find attractions?"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SeeAttractions": "Find attractions near a given location", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "SeeAttractions", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/20_00020/0", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/20_00020", "text_sha256": "49c2968e840b132727afbbc72b2fe4f7ca4da52a72ad3762f7ae3325dc55ff6c", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "20_00020", "turn": 0}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "295c1141394b4e8abc2f50c697aaccde4ab3b08f51e435db4ccfbdad8c206869"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: I'm looking for a Music event in New York for today. Can you find one for me?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "Events_3_FindEvents", "description": "Find cultural events, such as concerts and plays, happening in a specified city on a particular date.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"city\": {\"description\": \"The city where the event is taking place, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'Berkeley, CA' or 'New York, NY'. State names must be abbreviated\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"date\": {\"default\": \"null\", \"description\": \"The date of the event in the format 'YYYY-MM-DD'. If not specified, the current date is assumed.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"event_type\": {\"description\": \"The type of cultural event to find.\", \"enum\": [\"Music\", \"Theater\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"event_type\", \"city\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Events_3_BuyEventTickets", "description": "Purchase tickets for a specified cultural event on a given date in a specific city.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"city\": {\"description\": \"The city where the event will take place, in the format of 'City, State', such as 'Berkeley, CA' or 'New York, NY'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"date\": {\"description\": \"The date of the event, in the format 'MM/DD/YYYY'.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"event_name\": {\"description\": \"The name of the artist or play for which the tickets are being purchased.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"number_of_tickets\": {\"description\": \"The total number of tickets to be reserved for the event.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"event_name\", \"number_of_tickets\", \"date\", \"city\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Payment_1_RequestPayment", "description": "Initiates a payment request to a specified receiver for a certain amount of money. The visibility of the transaction can be set to private.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"amount\": {\"description\": \"The monetary value to be requested, specified in dollars.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"private_visibility\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"Indicates if the transaction should be private (true) or public (false).\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"receiver\": {\"description\": \"The name or identifier of the contact or account to receive the payment.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"receiver\", \"amount\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "Payment_1_MakePayment", "description": "This function initiates a payment process to transfer money from the user to a specified receiver using a chosen payment method.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"amount\": {\"description\": \"The monetary amount to send, represented as a floating-point number in USD.\", \"type\": \"float\"}, \"payment_method\": {\"description\": \"The source of funds for the payment, such as a linked bank account or card.\", \"enum\": [\"app balance\", \"debit card\", \"credit card\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"private_visibility\": {\"default\": false, \"description\": \"A flag indicating whether the transaction should be private (true) or public (false).\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"receiver\": {\"description\": \"The unique identifier of the contact or account to which the money is being sent.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"payment_method\", \"amount\", \"receiver\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Events_3_FindEvents` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Events_3_BuyEventTickets` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Payment_1_RequestPayment` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}, "call_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `Payment_1_MakePayment` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_multiple_495-148-5", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_multiple_495-148-5", "text_sha256": "d2cd0ac1eb4b2d2ed326467683153abc1a4bb044d2de56bf469d6bb3d47e485b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_multiple.json", "id": "live_multiple_495-148-5"}, "stratum": "live_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "3986b8f5c8229a6c6b5ff14ed3804dbf20ff0e4b8371b08bf25d1ec049f23b8e"}}
{"state": "Laptop nights: shutdown or sleep?\n\nAssuming I use it all day long, should I shutdown my (recent) laptop every night and power it up every morning, or just let it sleep by closing it?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "To test the standby mode power consumption of my computer I got a [ P3\nInternational Kill-a-Watt ](http://www.thegeoexchange.org/kill-a-\nwatt/index.htm) meter for about $21 online to use as a PC power consumption\nmonitor. The Kill-a-Watt power meter plugs into the wall and then the\nappliance plugs into the meter. It has a has an LCD screen to tell you how\nmuch electricity was consumed in that time period.\nHere's what I found (cost per KWH in Maryland is 10.28 cents):\n**State** |  **Time** |  **Power Usage (KWH)** |  **KWH per hr** |  **KWH per\nday** |  **Cost per day**  \n---|---|---|---|---|---  \n**Off but plugged in** |  **8hrs** |  **0.08** |  **0.01** |  **0.24** |\n**2.5**  \n**Sleep mode** |  **14hrs 23min** |  **0.16** |  **0.011** |  **0.27** |\n**2.8**  \n**Regular usage** |  **6hrs 40 min** |  **1.15** |  **0.173** |  **4.15** |\n**42.7**  \n  \n**Table of Sleep Mode Power Consumption**", "doc_2": "Sleep under a mosquito net if you are outside or when screened rooms are not\navailable. Mosquitoes can live indoors and bite during the day and night.", "doc_3": "By way of contrast, load-following power plants usually run during the day and\nearly evening, and are operated in direct response to changing demand for\npower supply. They either shut down or greatly curtail output during the night\nand early morning, when the demand for electricity is the lowest. The exact\nhours of operation depend on numerous factors. One of the most important\nfactors for a particular plant is how efficiently it can convert fuel into\nelectricity. The most efficient plants, which are almost invariably the least\ncostly to run per [ kilowatt-hour ](/wiki/Kilowatt-hour \"Kilowatt-hour\")\nproduced, are brought online first. As demand increases, the next most\nefficient plants are brought on line and so on. The status of the [ electrical\ngrid ](/wiki/Electrical_grid \"Electrical grid\") in that region, especially how\nmuch base load generating capacity it has, and the variation in demand are\nalso very important. An additional factor for operational variability is that\ndemand does not vary just between night and day. There are also significant\nvariations in the time of year and day of the week. A region that has large\nvariations in demand will require a large load following or peaking power\nplant capacity because base load power plants can only cover the capacity\nequal to that needed during times of lowest demand.", "doc_4": "Let’s say your utility just hiked grid power costs to 25 cents for a kilowatt\nof energy in your region. Using 2.5 electric heaters for a month, 24 hours a\nday at 1,500 watts each, you would chock up a whopping 2,700 kilowatt hours of\nenergy use per month.", "doc_5": "This input power can be determined by measuring oxygen uptake, or in the long\nterm food consumption, assuming no change of weight. This includes the power\nneeded just for living, called the [ basal metabolic rate\n](/wiki/Basal_metabolic_rate \"Basal metabolic rate\") BMR or roughly the [\nresting metabolic rate ](/wiki/Resting_metabolic_rate \"Resting metabolic\nrate\") ."}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/50", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/50", "text_sha256": "b2d9569a343467ff3ce65d567eae82500ce81213170d06347740cc22c3ab2e13", "gold_id": "shutdown_sleep/indexhtm_5.txt", "negative_ids": ["mosquito/preventmosquitobiteshtml_43.txt", "portable_fan/howmuchdoesaheatpumpsavevsportableelectricheaters_19.txt", "nuclear_full/Loadfollowingpowerplant_43.txt", "bike_pedal/Bicycleperformance_53.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "50"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ae4ce6f1675c91a58e554be3ada143a46a37fdb7d493b3bd2429281b8351c92f"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "The White House just outlined its tax plan . Here 's what 's in it"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "The White House just outlined its remodeling plan . Here 's what 's in it", "b": "The White House just outlined its evacuation plan . Here 's what 's in it"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/7096-10204", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/7096", "text_sha256": "61fa5c00fe5dcc92e7c12fd552aad7d368c28e067e6ba5af388f39a3171221b4", "grades": ["1.0", "0.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "7096-10204"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c70f8ec14f4cafada6c3e8f821b93f14c99acbb93b21191b29b9886e6bd8af50"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Trump says ' our country is being stolen ' due to illegal immigration"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Trump says ' our cuisine is being stolen ' due to illegal immigration", "b": "Trump says ' our lunch is being stolen ' due to illegal immigration"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/1110-5209", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/1110", "text_sha256": "39e9422c41e845f145a1271e74c2a7343c341925aadc6b993e5c8e68e7b72bb9", "grades": ["1.6", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "1110-5209"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4557d365de4b903356259dd9c9de9bd8c49491b16037c2bd7fec173efa772ed6"}}
{"state": "Annex 18 - Non-Disclosure Agreement\nTHIS AGREEMENT is made on [ ]\nBETWEEN:\n(1) NEDERLANDSE FINANCIERINGS-MAATSCHAPPIJ VOOR ONTWIKKELINGSLANDEN N.V., a company limited by shares incorporated in The Netherlands having its registered office at Anna van Saksenlaan 71, 2593 HW The Hague, The Netherlands, fax number +31 70 3149866 (\"FMO\");\n(2) [INSERT COMPANY NAME], a [insert legal entity] company incorporated in [place of incorporation] having its registered office at [address and fax number] (the \"Company\").\nINTRODUCTION:\n(a) FMO and the Company are respectively the owners of Confidential Information which they have agreed to disclose to each other specifically for the Purpose and on the terms and conditions set out in this Agreement.\nFMO, and the Company will identify ways to cooperate, exchange knowledge and information and/or identify suitable projects to develop within common focus areas in various countries (the “Projects”). THE PARTIES AGREE as follows:\n1. INTERPRETATION\n1.1 In this Agreement:\n\"Confidential Information\" means any information of a confidential nature relating to the Disclosing Party or a member of its Group disclosed (whether before or after the date of this Agreement and whether in writing, verbally or by any other means and whether directly or indirectly) by the Disclosing Party or by another person on behalf of the Disclosing Party to the Receiving Party or to another person on behalf of the Receiving Party including, without limitation, any information relating to the Purpose or to the Disclosing Party's products, operations, processes, plans or intentions, product information, know how, design rights, trade secrets, market opportunities and business affairs;\n\"Disclosing Party\" means the party to this Agreement disclosing the Confidential Information;\n\"Group\" means a party and all of its subsidiary undertakings for the time being;\n\"Purpose\" means discussions and negotiations between the parties with respect to the [DESCRIPTION OF PURPOSE];\n\"Receiving Party\" means the party to this Agreement to whom the Confidential Information is disclosed.\n1.2 In this Agreement a reference to:\n1.2.1 a person includes a reference to a corporation, body corporate, association or partnership;\n1.2.2 a person includes a reference to that person's legal personal representatives, successors and permitted assigns;\n1.2.3 a clause or schedule, unless the context otherwise requires, is a reference to a clause of or schedule to this Agreement.\n1.3 The headings in this Agreement do not affect its interpretation.\n2. UNDERTAKINGS CONCERNING CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION\nIn consideration of each party supplying its Confidential Information to the other party and subject to the exceptions described in Clause 5, the parties undertake as follows:\n2.1 to keep the other party's Confidential Information confidential including, without limitation, taking the measures set out in Clause 3;\n2.2 not to use the other party's Confidential Information except for the Purpose;\n2.3 not to disclose the other party's Confidential Information to another person and to use all reasonable efforts to prevent any such disclosure except as permitted under Clause 4 and Clause 7.\n3. KEEPING CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION CONFIDENTIAL\nEach party shall in relation to the Confidential Information of the other party exercise no lesser security measures and degree of care than those which it applies to its own confidential information and which it warrants as providing adequate protection against any unauthorised disclosure, copying or use.\n4. DISCLOSURE OF THE CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION\n4.1 Each party may disclose the Confidential Information of the other party:\n4.1.1 with the prior written consent of the other party;\n4.1.2 to its employees, professional advisors, authorised representatives, potential underwriters or sub contractors to the extent that disclosure is necessary or desirable for the Purpose;\n4.1.3 where disclosure is required by law, by a court of competent jurisdiction or by another appropriate regulatory body provided that the Receiving Party shall give to the Disclosing Party not less than two business days’ notice of such disclosure; or\n4.2 FMO may disclose the Confidential Information to any person that:\n4.2.1 considers taking, or is taking, a Transaction Interest and/or;\n4.2.2 considers making, or is making, any other contribution to the financing of the Project,\nif the person to whom the Confidential Information is to be given pursuant to this Clause 4.2 is subject to confidentiality obligations deriving from statute, professional regulations, codes of ethics or of conduct or from contractual undertakings, substantially equivalent to those set forth under this Agreement\n4.3 Prior to disclosure of the Confidential Information to a Recipient, the Receiving Party shall, except in case of disclosure under Clause 4.1.3 of this Agreement, ensure that the Recipient reads and understands this Agreement and shall ensure that the Recipient complies with the terms of this Agreement as if the Recipient were a party to this Agreement.\n4.4 \"Recipient\" means a person to whom any Confidential Information is disclosed, for the purposes of Clause 4.\n4.5 “Transaction Interest” means a legal, beneficial or economic interest acquired or to be acquired expressly and specifically in or in relation to the financing of the Project, whether as initial lender/investor/participant or any other party with an interest in the Project by way of assignment, transfer, novation or any other similar method.\n5. EXCEPTIONS\nThis Agreement does not apply to Confidential Information:\n5.1 to the extent that the Confidential Information is or comes into the public domain other than by breach of this Agreement;\n5.2 which the Receiving Party can show by its written or other records was in its possession prior to receipt from the Disclosing Party and which had not previously been obtained from the Disclosing Party or another person under an obligation of confidentiality;\n5.3 which the Receiving Party obtains or has available from a source other than the Disclosing Party without breaching any obligation of confidentiality;\n5.4 which has been disclosed by the Disclosing Party to another person without an obligation of confidentiality.\n6. FURTHER UNDERTAKINGS\n6.1 No right or licence is granted to either party in relation to the other party's Confidential Information except as expressly set out in this Agreement.\n6.2 Neither party accepts responsibility for or makes a representation or warranty, express or implied, with respect to the truth, accuracy, completeness or reasonableness of the Confidential Information. Neither party is liable to the other party or another person in respect of the Confidential Information or its use.\n7. PUBLICATION OF INFORMATION\nFMO may be obliged to disclose through publication on its website, and other (social) media, certain details of the Project and FMO’s participation in a potential financing (no commercially sensitive or Confidential Information), for a period of at least 30 days, in advance of contracting. FMO and the Company will enter into separate and more detailed arrangement on disclosure prior to contracting of such financing.\n8. TERM AND TERMINATION\n8.1 This Agreement shall come into effect (i) until parties sign the underlying documentation in relation to the Project, or (ii) in the event parties do not sign any such documentation, on the date of this Agreement and shall continue to be in full force and effect for a period of 2 years.\n8.2 Each party undertakes within 14 days of receipt of a written request of the other party:\n8.2.1 subject to Clause 8.3, to return to the other party all documents and other material in its possession, custody or control that contain any part of the other party's Confidential Information; or\n8.2.2 subject to Clause 8.3, to destroy by shredding or incineration all documents and other material in its possession, custody or control which reflect or have been generated from any part of the other party's Confidential Information and to certify to the other party that this has been done.\n8.3 Without prejudice to the generality of Clause 8.2, each party may retain:\n(a) any minutes of meetings of their Board which reflect or have been generated from any part of the other party’s Confidential Information; and\n(b) a document to the extent a party is required to do so by law or a competent judicial governmental, supervisory or regulatory body; and\n(c) a copy of any document to the extent that this is required for the purpose of the relevant party's own internal records,\nbut the obligations in Clauses 3 and 4 of this Agreement shall continue to apply.\n9. ANNOUNCEMENTS\n9.1 Neither party shall disclose or announce the Purpose to another person without the prior written consent of the other party (such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed) except to the extent that such disclosure or announcement is required as specified in Clause 9.2\n9.2 To the extent that a disclosure or announcement of the type referred to in Clause 9.1 is required by law, by a rule of a stock exchange on which the party's shares are listed or traded or by a governmental authority or other authority with relevant powers, the disclosure or announcement shall so far as is practicable be made after consultation with the other party and after taking into account the other party's reasonable requirements as to its timing, content and manner of making or despatch.\n9.3 If Clause 9.2 applies and the party making the disclosure or announcement is unable to consult the other before the disclosure or announcement is made, that party shall to the extent permitted by law inform the other party of the circumstances, timing, content and manner of making or despatch of the disclosure or announcement immediately after such disclosure or announcement is made.\n10. GENERAL\n10.1 The failure to exercise or delay in exercising a right or remedy provided by this Agreement or by law does not constitute a waiver of the right or remedy or a waiver of other rights or remedies. No single or partial exercise of a right or remedy provided by this Agreement or by law prevents a further exercise of the right or remedy or the exercise of another right or remedy.\n10.2 The rights and remedies contained in this Agreement are cumulative and not exclusive of rights or remedies provided by law.\n10.3 A person who is not a party to this Agreement has no right under section 6:253 of the Dutch Civil Code to enforce or to enjoy the benefit of any term of this Agreement.\n10.4 This Agreement may be executed in counterpart, each of which together shall constitute one and the same instrument and the parties may execute this Agreement by signing in counterpart. A facsimile or pdf signature of any party shall be deemed to be an original.\n11. NOTICES\nAny notice or demand to be made by one person to another in respect of this Agreement may be served by leaving it at the address specified above (or such other address as such other person may previously have specified) or by letter posted by prepaid first-class post to such address (which shall be deemed to have been served on the fifth day following the date of posting), or by fax to the fax number specified above (or such other number as such person may previously have specified) (which shall be deemed to have been received when transmission has been completed) provided that any notice to be served on a party shall be effective only when actually received by the other party, marked for the attention of the department or officer specified by the other party for such purpose.\nAny communication to be made under or in connection with this Agreement shall be made in writing and unless otherwise stated, may be made by e-mail or letter.\n11. 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{"state": {"passage": "Blue Cross Health Insurers Back Nonprofit Drug Makers Cheaper Insulin. Thursday announced plans to manufacture and distribute insulins that, once approved, will be available to people with diabetes at significantly lower prices than insulins currently on the market. Having the Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans on board is an indication of the potential to shift coverage away from higher priced insulins to the generic version Civica plans to introduce. Insurers have ways to move the market when it comes to drug costs by shifting higher priced prescriptions on their preferred lists of drugs known as formularies to a different tier that would lead health plan enrollees to choose a less expensive generic. The new insulin will be available sometime in 2024 in vials and prefilled pens at no more than $30 per vial or $55 for a box of five pens, Civica Rx said. The lower cost is much less than prices that can list for more than $100 and in some cases more than $500. Earlier this week during his State of the Union speech, President Biden ripped into drug companies for charging high prices for insulin as part of his call for a cap of $35 per month for patients. Imagine what its like to look at your child who needs insulin and have no idea how youre going to pay for it, Biden said. Lets cap the cost of insulin at $35 a month so everyone can afford it", "question": "MORE FOR YOU What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"closing\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"alliance & partnership\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"company description\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"hiring\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"regulatory approval\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1114", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/2a3d2db52e15630219a9", "text_sha256": "bbebaf8ac31242e64859d632b9155a8bce3991078e3097393112cd66d6b94cb2", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1114}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cc13920f580097673f99cc3d3031afc69dd8f47f95191bc22e6d2fdaf300520a"}}
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{"state": "Non-Disclosure Agreement\nThis Non-Disclosure Agreement (the \"Agreement\") is entered into as of the 5th day of June, 2000, by and between Kaplan, Inc. located at 888 Seventh Avenue, New York, New York 10106 (\"Kaplan\") and Quest Education Corporation located at 1400 Hembree Road, Suite 100, Roswell, Georgia 30076 (\"Company\").\nIn order to pursue a potential strategic alliance, acquisition or other business relationship, Kaplan and Company recognize that there is a need to disclose to each other certain confidential information of each party to be used solely for the purpose of evaluating this opportunity.\nEach party intends to protect such confidential information of the other party from unauthorized use and disclosure. In consideration of the disclosures, the parties hereby agree as follows:\n1. This Agreement shall apply to: (a) confidential or proprietary exchanged material and information (in written, taped or computerized form or format) that is clearly and prominently marked \"Proprietary or \"Confidential\" or that is not so marked but, by its nature, is such that it reasonably should be held in confidence, including, but not limited to, technical, developmental, marketing, editorial, sales, operating, performance, cost, know-how, computer programming techniques, and any new or planned programs and services; (b) the existence and substance of oral and written communications between the parties about the potential strategic alliance, acquisition or other business relationship; and (c) the existence of the discussions between Company and Kaplan about the potential strategic alliance, acquisition or other business relationship. (Subparagraphs (a), (b) and (c) above hereinafter referred to collectively as \"Confidential Information.\")\n2. Each party agrees to hold the other's Confidential Information in confidence and to use it solely for the purposes contemplated herein and agrees further that the Confidential Information shall not be used for any other purpose nor disclosed to any third party without the prior written consent of the other party. Each party agrees it shall apply the same level of confidential treatment to the other party's Confidential Information as it does to its own Confidential Information.\n3. The parties may disclose the Confidential Information to their respective officers, directors, employees, attorneys, subsidiaries and affiliates working in connection with the purpose for which the Confidential Information is disclosed but only to the extent necessary to carry out that purpose and subject to all requirements of confidentiality set forth in this Agreement. The party receiving the Confidential Information (the \"Receiving Party\") may also disclose Confidential Information to a third party pursuant to paragraph 4(g) below and subject to the notice provision set forth therein.\n4. The obligations under this Agreement shall not apply to information that is at any time: (a) already known to the Receiving Party at the time it is\ndisclosed to the Receiving Party; (b) publicly known through no wrongful act of the Receiving Party; (c) rightfully received from a third party without restriction on disclosure and without breach of this Agreement; (d) independently developed by the Receiving Party; (e) approved for release by written authorization of the party disclosing the Confidential Information (the \"Disclosing Party\"); (f) furnished by the Disclosing Party to a third party without written restriction on disclosure; or (g) disclosed pursuant to a requirement of a governmental agency or of law, provided, however, that, to the extent viable under the circumstances, the party subject to the disclosure requirement has notified the Disclosing Party in advance of such disclosure and the Disclosing Party has had an opportunity to seek a protective order or other appropriate remedy and the party subject to the disclosure requirement has reasonably cooperated with such efforts; and provided further, however, that the -------- ------- -------\nReceiving Party furnish only that portion of the Confidential Information that is legally required to be so disclosed.\n5. The Receiving Party shall not reverse engineer, disassemble, decompile, or otherwise analyze, restructure and/or copy or in any way recreate in whole or in part any Confidential Information of the Disclosing Party.\n6. If any party provides any of the other parties with written notification of its request for return of its Confidential Information, then the other party(ies) shall promptly return (unless destroyed pursuant to the immediately following sentence) to the notifying party all materials and information comprising the notifying party's Confidential Information, including any and all copies, facsimiles and reproductions thereof, and any other material containing or reflecting any materials or information in the Confidential Information. All other documents, memoranda, notes and other writings whatsoever prepared by the Receiving Party or the Receiving Party's representatives based on the materials or information in the Confidential Information shall be destroyed and such destruction shall be confirmed in writing to the notifying party.\n7. All right, title and interest in and to the Confidential Information and intellectual property produced based on the Confidential Information is and shall remain the sole property of the Disclosing Party. Subject only to the Receiving Party's limited use of the Confidential Information for the purpose set forth above in this Agreement, the Receiving Party acknowledges and agrees that nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as granting any rights, license or otherwise, to any Confidential Information disclosed pursuant to this Agreement, and the Receiving Party shall not violate any of the Disclosing Party's intellectual property or other rights in or to the Confidential Information.\n8. The parties hereby acknowledge that disclosure of any Confidential Information in violation of the terms hereof would cause irreparable harm to the Disclosing Party. Without prejudice to the rights and remedies otherwise available, each party is entitled to equitable relief through injunction if the other party or any of its employees, agents or representatives breaches any provision of this Agreement.\n9. The parties acknowledge that each has endeavored to include in the Confidential Information information which it believes to be reliable and relevant for the purpose first set forth above, however each party understands and acknowledges that neither party nor any of their respective representatives made or makes any representation or warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of the Confidential Information. The parties further agree that neither party nor any of their respective representatives shall have any liability to the other party or any of such other party's representatives resulting from the use or contents of the Confidential Information or from any action taken or inaction occurring in reliance on the Confidential Information.\n10. This Agreement shall remain in effect for a period of one (1) year from the effective date hereof.\n11. Each party acknowledges and agrees that nothing in this Agreement shall impose upon any party any obligation to consummate a transaction or to enter into any discussions or negotiations with respect thereto. Further, each party understands that the other party may now market or have under development products and/or services which are competitive with the products or services now offered or which may be offered in the future by its own company. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, discussions and/or communications between the parties hereto will not serve to impair the right of each party to develop, make, use, procure and/or market products or services now or in the future which may be competitive with those offered by the other party nor require either party to disclose any planning or other information to the other party, provided none of the foregoing activities violate the terms of this Agreement.\n12. Any notice or other communication made or given by either party in connection with this Agreement shall be sent via registered or certified mail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested; by facsimile transmission, with confirmation of receipt; or by overnight courier service to the other party as follows:\nIf to Kaplan: If to Company:\nRoss Hamachek Vince Pisano\nKaplan, Inc. Quest Education Corp.\n888 Seventh Avenue, 23rd Fl. 1400 Hembree Road #100\nNew York, NY 10106 Roswell, GA 30076\nFacsimile: 212-492-5860\nCopy to: Copy to:\nVeronica Dillon, Esq. Morris Brown, Esq.\nGeneral Counsel Greenberg Traurig\nKaplan , Inc. 777 S. Flagler Dr. #300-E\n888 Seventh Avenue, 23rd Fl. West Palm Beach, FL 33401\nNew York, NY 10106\nFacsimile: 212-492-5860\nAny party may by notice as set forth in this paragraph change the address to which further notices to it shall be mailed.\n13. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New York without regard to conflict of laws principles. The parties hereby consent and submit to personal jurisdiction of courts situated in New York County, New York, and all disputes arising in connection with the Agreement shall be heard only by a court of competent subject matter jurisdiction situated in New York County, New York.\n14. This Agreement constitutes the entire understanding between the parties in connection with the subject matter hereof and supersedes and replaces all prior discussions, understandings and agreements (oral or written) related thereto. No amendment or modification of this Agreement shall be valid or binding on the parties unless made in writing and signed on behalf of each of the parties by its authorized officer or representative.\n15. Neither party may assign or transfer, in whole or in part, any of its rights, obligations or duties under this Agreement.\n16. The failure or delay of either party to enforce at any time any provision of this Agreement shall not constitute a waiver of such party's right thereafter to enforce each and every provision of this Agreement. If any provision of this Agreement is held to be invalid, illegal, void, or unenforceable, then such provision shall be modified by the proper court or other authority to the extent necessary and possible to make such provision enforceable, and such modified provision and all other provisions of this Agreement shall be given effect separately from the provision or portion thereof determined to be invalid, illegal, void or unenforceable and shall not be affected thereby.\n17. This Agreement may be executed (including by facsimile transmission) with counterpart signature pages or in several counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original and all of which shall together constitute one and the same instrument.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereby have caused this Agreement to be executed as of the date written above.\nQUEST EDUCATION CORPORATION: KAPLAN, INC.:\nBy: Vince Pisano By: Ross Hamachek\n------------------------------- ------------------------------\n(signature) (signature)\nName: Vince Pisano Name: Ross Hamachek\nTitle: V.P. - CFO Title: Senior Vice President\nand Chief Financial Officer\n4", "questions": {"nda-1": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"All Confidential Information shall be expressly identified by the Disclosing Party.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-10": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall not disclose the fact that Agreement was agreed or negotiated.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-16": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall destroy or return some Confidential Information upon the termination of Agreement.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-2": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information shall only include technical information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/440", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/440", "text_sha256": "c2f3edf18777faab398842d1e33d2c6ab2ebb45d0a8a399b4acb0a79b110105e", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 440, "file_name": "1016503_0000929624-00-000894_0010.txt"}, "stratum": "sec-text", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c77837b810f37c5547fda1084fce68e06236b2693ee63e0108c1a39cda4b9e10"}}
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{"state": "CONFIDENTIALITY AND NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT (“CNDA”)\nThis Agreement made effective as of the _______ day of _________, 2015\nBETWEEN:\nCANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY (“CPR”)\n– and –\n[INSERT LEGAL NAME OF SUPPLIER] (“Supplier”)\nWHEREAS:\nA. CPR and Supplier are engaged in discussion and negotiating for the provision of certain services; and\nB. CPR and Supplier have agreed to a process which includes the CNDA by reference to its URL; and\nC. CPR and Supplier agree to protect each of its respective Confidential Information, as defined hereunder, and both parties agree that disclosure and use of the other party’s Confidential Information shall be subject to the terms and conditions of this CNDA.\nNOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual premises and the covenants and agreements set forth in this CNDA and for other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, the Parties agree as follows:\nARTICLE 1 - DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION\n1.01 Definitions\nDefinitions can be found at URL: http://www.cpr.ca/en/about-cp/selling-to-cp/information-technology/definitions\n1.02 Interpretation\nFor all purposes of this CNDA, except as otherwise expressly provided or unless the context otherwise requires:\n(a) all references in this CNDA to designated sections, paragraphs or other subdivisions are to the designated sections, paragraphs or other subdivisions of this CNDA;\n(b) within the CNDA the words “herein,” “hereof” and “hereunder” and other words of similar import refer to this CNDA as a whole and not to any particular section, paragraph or other subdivision;\n(c) the headings used herein are for convenience only and do not form a part of this CNDA, nor are they intended to interpret, define or limit the scope, extent or intent of this CNDA or any of its provisions;\n(d) the word “including” when following any general statement, term or matter, shall not be construed to limit such general statement, term or matter to the specific items or matters set forth immediately following such word or to similar items or matters, whether or not non-limiting language (such as “without limitation” or “but not limited to” or words of similar import) is used with reference thereto but rather shall be deemed to refer to all other items or matters that could reasonably fall within the broadest possible scope of such general statement, term or matter;\n(e) any reference to any entity shall include and shall be deemed to be a reference to any entity that is a successor to such entity; and\n(f) words importing gender include all genders and words importing the singular include the plural and vice versa.\nARTICLE 2- CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION\n2.01 Confidential Information\n\"Confidential Information\" means, subject to section 2.02 below any additional information requested by the Supplier and provided by CPR, or any information supplied by either party that is clearly marked “Confidential” or clearly intended to be disclosed in confidence.\n2.02 Not Confidential Information\nThe following shall not, for the purposes of this CNDA, constitute Confidential Information:\n(a) information relating to the Disclosing Party that is obtained or was previously obtained by the Receiving Party from a third Person who, insofar as is known to the Receiving Party after reasonable inquiry, is not obligated to keep such information confidential;\n(b) information already known to the Receiving Party at the time of disclosure, as shown by prior written evidence or other evidence satisfactory to the Disclosing Party;\n(c) information that is or becomes generally available to the public other than as a result of disclosure by the Receiving Party’s violation of this CNDA; and\n(d) information that the Disclosing Party authorizes the Receiving Party to disclose.\n2.03 Kept in Confidence\nThe Receiving Party agrees to use the same degree of care to prevent disclosure of the Confidential Information received by it as the Receiving Party uses to prevent disclosure of its own confidential information, but in no case less than a reasonable degree of care. In addition, except as set forth in section 2.06, without the prior written consent of the Disclosing Party, neither the Receiving Party nor its Representatives will disclose to any other Person the fact that Confidential Information has been made available to the Receiving Party by the Disclosing Party, or any of the terms, conditions or other facts relating to the Parties’ business relationship.\n2.04 No Benefit, Restricted Use\nThe Receiving Party shall not, in any manner, derive any benefit, directly or indirectly, from the Confidential Information or the use of such Confidential Information, for any purpose. The Receiving Party agrees not to appropriate for his or her own use or exploit in any way whatsoever any of the Confidential Information disclosed to it by the Disclosing Party.\n2.05 No Disclosure\nExcept as set forth in Section 2.06, the Receiving Party shall not disclose any of the Confidential Information or other facts directly related to the Confidential Information to any Person other than its Representatives who have a need to know such Confidential Information and who have been informed of the confidential nature of the Confidential Information. The Receiving Party will also ensure that its Representatives comply with the terms of this CNDA.\n2.06 Disclosure Required by Law\nThe Receiving Party will not disclose to any Person the Confidential Information or other facts directly related to the Confidential Information unless, in the reasonable opinion of the Receiving Party’s legal counsel, disclosure is required by legal process or regulatory demands, in which event the Receiving Party will, prior to such disclosure, promptly provide the Disclosing Party with written notice of the intended disclosure so that the Disclosing Party may seek a protective order or other appropriate protection.\n2.07 Return of Confidential Information\nUpon the Disclosing Party’s written request, the Receiving Party shall promptly return to the Disclosing Party all Confidential Information in its possession or control, and promptly destroy or erase all notes, memoranda and other material prepared by the Receiving Party which reflect, interpret, evaluate, include or are derived from any Confidential Information and the Receiving Party shall certify such destruction in writing to the Disclosing Party.\n2.08 Responsibility for Others\nThe Receiving Party agrees that it shall be responsible for any breach of this CNDA by any of its Representatives.\nARTICLE 3 - GENERAL PROVISIONS\n3.01 Remedies\nThe Receiving Party acknowledges and agrees that it has entered into this CNDA on the understanding that any breach hereof by it will cause the Disclosing Party irreparable harm and expressly agrees that, in addition to all other remedies that the Disclosing Party may be entitled to as a matter of law, the Disclosing Party shall be entitled to specific performance and any form of equitable relief to enforce the provisions of this CNDA.\n3.02 Continuing Obligations Regarding Confidentiality\nThe obligations of confidentiality contained herein shall survive the expiration or termination of the Contract, SOW, Amendments, or RFP Terms.\n3.03 Notices\nAll disclosures, notices or other documents required or permitted to be given pursuant to this CNDA shall be in writing and delivered by hand or courier service or by fax to the address\n(a) of the Supplier to the address provided by the Supplier with its request for additional information or to such other address as may be provided from time to time:\n(b) CPR\nAddress: Attn: Office of the CIO\nCanadian Pacific Railway\nBuilding 1, 7550 Ogden Dale Road\nCalgary, Alberta T2C 4X9\n3.04 Entire Agreement\nThis CNDA, in respect of additional information, constitutes the entire agreement between the Parties relating to the subject matter hereof and supersedes all previous discussions, understandings and negotiations and it is agreed between the parties that there are no oral statements, representations, warranties, undertakings or agreements between the Parties modifying the provisions of this CNDA.\n3.05 Amendments\nThis CNDA shall not be amended except if in writing and signed by the Parties.\n3.06 Offer and Acceptance\nThis CNDA shall be deemed offered upon a request by the Supplier for additional information and shall be deemed accepted upon CPR providing the requested additional information. No physical execution of this CNDA is required or expected.\n3.07 Provisions Severable\nIf any provision of this CNDA is held to be invalid, unenforceable or illegal, such provision shall be deemed to be independent and severable from the remaining provisions of this CNDA, and the remaining provisions of this CNDA shall not be affected and shall be valid and enforceable to the full extent permitted by law.\n3.08 Binding Nature of Agreement\nThis CNDA shall enure to the benefit of and shall be binding upon the Parties hereto together with their respective heirs, legal personal representatives, successors and permitted assigns. No Party hereto shall assign in whole or in part its rights or obligations under this CNDA without the express written consent of the other Party.\n3.09 Termination\nThis agreement continues in effect for three years. Either party may terminate this CNDA for any reason by providing the other with 30 days’ advance written notice. The termination of this CNDA, or the completion or abandonment of the Permitted Purpose, shall not affect the survival of the non-disclosure obligations under this CNDA, which obligations shall survive for a period of 3 years.\n3.09 Governing Law\nThis CNDA shall be construed and enforced in accordance with, and the rights of the Parties shall be governed by, the laws of the Province of Alberta. The Parties irrevocably submit and attorn to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the Province of Alberta for all matters arising out of or relating to this CNDA, or any of the transactions contemplated herein.\n3.10 No Implied Waiver\nThe failure by any Party at any time to require performance by the other Party of any provision of this CNDA shall in no way affect the right to require performance at any time thereafter, nor shall the waiver of any breach of any provision of this CNDA constitute a waiver of any succeeding breach of the same\n3.11 Residuals\nNotwithstanding the confidentiality obligations contained in Article 2 hereof, the receiving party may, during and after the term hereof, use in its business any Residual Information. “Residual Information” means the ideas, know-how and techniques that would be retained in the unaided memory of an ordinary person skilled in the art, not intent on appropriating the proprietary information of the disclosing party, as a result of such person’s access to, use, review, evaluation, or testing of the Confidential Information of the disclosing party for the purposes described herein. An employee's memory is unaided if the employee has not intentionally memorized the confidential information for the purpose of retaining and subsequently using or disclosing it. Nothing in this paragraph, however, shall be deemed to grant to the receiving party a license under the disclosing party’s intellectual property rights\n3.12 No Implied Partnership\nThis CNDA is intended to provide for the protection of the Confidential Information from unauthorized disclosure and use, and does not constitute an agreement to cooperate in a joint venture, partnership, or other arrangement, or for CP to retain Supplier in respect of any particular project. Additionally, nothing in this CNDA constitutes a warranty by the Disclosing Party of the accuracy of any Confidential Information.\n3.13 Language Laws\nThe parties have requested and agreed that these terms and conditions be drafted in the English language. Les parties reconnaissent qu’elles ont exigé que la présente convention soit rédigée en langue anglaise seulement.\nIn Witness whereof the parties have executed this Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Agreement by its respective duly appointed officer.\nCANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY [INSERT SUPPLIER’S LEGAL NAME]\nPer: _____________________________ Per: _____________________________\nName: _____________________________ Name: _____________________________\nTitle: _____________________________ Title: _____________________________\nDate: _____________________________ Date: _____________________________", "questions": {"nda-1": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"All Confidential Information shall be expressly identified by the Disclosing Party.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "contradiction", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-10": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall not disclose the fact that Agreement was agreed or negotiated.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-11": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall not reverse engineer any objects which embody Disclosing Party's Confidential Information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-5": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party may share some Confidential Information with some of Receiving Party's employees.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/10", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/10", "text_sha256": "5af04cbac916074a883052b73af2ffc4848a5f777f54c081069252c2b71bc15d", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 10, "file_name": "180314-March-14-2018-SOW-M.pdf"}, "stratum": "search-pdf", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cf8fbec96972c3d946a9ad9cd6d8c97239c2bc7974dd367317ccf60e388e0085"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nHow many categories of ethical principles do Diener and Crandell refer to?\nA) Two: right and wrong\nB) Four: harm to participants; lack of informed consent; invasion of privacy; involvement of deception\nC) Two: ethical and unethical\nD) Three: harm to students; lack of informed consent; invasion of privacy on social media.\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-instant-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-philosophy.val.104", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-philosophy.val.104", "text_sha256": "5a243603a7e5e1fc8f018fd1ee52bbcfceb670eb6344e7fcae53d4fbfb593282", "eval_name": "mmlu-philosophy", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-philosophy.val.104"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "88e8b1f53dbdbb76f54f97fa487f19befceec63d45e3f88973233ff96ffebf0a"}}
{"state": "In the eerie silence of a moonlit swamp, Leroy's life was gruesomely ended by a sai, setting the stage for Detective Winston's most perplexing murder investigation yet, with suspects Clayton and Madelyn cloaked in mystery.\n\nIt was a sweltering summer afternoon when Detective Winston strolled into the local martial arts store. The store owner welcomed Winston with a smile, \"Can I help you? Looking to step out of that detective uniform and into a martial arts gi?\"\n\n\"No,\" Winston chuckled, \"Here on business. Trying to find some information about a pair of sai that was purchased from here.\" \n\nThe owner furrowed his brow, \"Well, many people come in here to buy sai's. Hard to remember them all.\"\n\n\"How about a tall woman, brunette, goes by the name Madelyn?\" Winston inquired.\n\n\"Madelyn... oh, she's a personal trainer focused on martial arts. She bought a pair of sai's from me a while ago. Saw her practicing with it at the local gym once,\" The owner shared more,\" I heard her talking about trusting a few close friends who ended up betraying her, which was tough on her.\"\n\nWinston decided it was time to pay Madelyn a visit. \n\nUpon arrival at the gym, Winston spotted Madelyn in the middle of a training session. As he approached, he overheard Madelyn and Leroy, one of her clients with whom she has regular conversations, talking. \"Didn't you used to train with Leroy out at the swamp?\" her partner asked, catching his breath in-between sets. \n\n\"Yeah, I did. We frequented the swamp for some outdoor training. But he told me he was thinking about changing trainers. Last I saw him, he mentioned heading out to the swamp and planned to meet with my rival for confidential conversations,\" Madelyn replied, not seeming disturbed by the topic.\n\nJust then a phone rang. Leroy smiled apologetically at Madelyn whose eyes slightly doubt those smiles. He excused himself and moved to a corner of the gym but still in sight of Madelyn. Leroy talked over the phone with a certain intensity. Winston overheard the conversation and realized that it was Madelyn's rival on the other end.\n\nJust as Winston approached Madelyn, she finished demonstrating an exemplary sai technique to her current client. The conversation he'd overheard and Madelyn's evidently skillful handling of the sai intrigued him. \n\nHe introduced himself and asked for a few minutes of her time. She obliged, accompanying him to a quieter corner of the gym. \"You've been training Leroy for the past few months, correct?\"\n\nMadelyn's eyes flickered a hint of surprise, \"Yes, I have. Why do you ask?\"\n\n\"No special reason. Just trying to figure out a few things,\" Winston replied calmly. He was mindful not to let any suspicions arise. He noted that Madelyn seemed to be aware of Leroy's conversation with her rival and that she was around the vicinity that day. He vaguely recalled something about Leroy planning to ditch Madelyn as his trainer.\n\nWinston left the gym with a budding curiosity, wondering about Madelyn's past friendships and betrayals. He had heard through the grapevine and now firsthand from the store owner about Madelyn being betrayed in the past by close friends. Winston knew better than most, that old wounds sometimes pushed people over the edge. He made a quick mental note to follow up on this lead the next chance he got.\n\nWinston gazed at the murky waters of the swamp crime scene. The grim sight of Leroy's untimely demise probing him to dig deep. He knew none of this was circumstantial, and his insistence on finding what happened was building momentum. Beginning to question Clayton, Winston quickly turned to the night of the crime.\n\n\"Where were you when this happened, Clayton?\" Instead of answering directly, Clayton sidestepped the question with whereabouts deflections, \"The swamp is big, detective, could be anywhere...You know my work, survival training and all that.\" \n\nMoving to Clayton being a local swamp guide, he touted the detective with a bravado that didn't quite sit well. Winston had seen him many times before, on those survival tours he hosted, slogging around in the swamp like a kid in the rain. A man of many faces, all too familiar with this swamp.\n\n\"Always visiting this swamp alone, Clayton? Even on the day of the murder?\" Winston demanded, his coy glance cut through Clayton's unease. \"Just my daily routine… and solitude helps me cope,\" Clayton barely admitted, implying he spent the entire day of the murder alone.\n\nTaking his investigation to the local tavern, Winston mused over the conversations he'd had with the patrons. Clayton leaving the bar, alone, around the time of the crime was a constant motif he couldn't shake off. The ever resentful, Clayton, skulking into his car at night etched a picture hard to ignore.\n\nWhile unraveling the connection between Clayton and a known criminal, a top regular directed Winston to a corner of the bar, \"Detective, see there...Clayton with that damn felon, always hissing back and forth.\" Winston couldn’t decipher what they said, but the veil surrounding their hushed conversations disturbed him.\n\nMoreover, Clayton's complex love life added to the intrigues. The quick switch in ex-wife's love from Clayton to Leroy, followed by a swift marriage had wounded Clayton. His love for her was clear, and Leroy, well, he was a barrier to their possible reconciliation. A small-town rumor that his ex-wife was so taken with Leroy that she had exclaimed, \"I won't even think about patching things up with Clayton as long as Leroy is around!\" ensured Clayton had real reasons to begrudge Leroy. \n\nThe evening came to an end with Winston feeling no closer to a resolution. He exited the bar, his thoughts jumbled with images of a vengeful Clayton, an infatuated, criminal whispering, and the memory of a solitary figure in the murky swamp, evasive responses hanging in the air. 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{"state": {"activity": "Blowing leaves", "context": "A little boy is in a yard, using a leaf blower. a little girl"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "comes inside and stands next to the child.", "opt_2": "soon joins him, raking leaves.", "opt_3": "is on a lawn mower behind the boy.", "opt_4": "turns on the handle, blowing leaves on the lawn."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/41377", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_FhGOGbL-A84", "text_sha256": "d83f66ec61237da6e0ca8a9c758a6de499aeb8527374766fad8552c7d041c397", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2712, "source_id": "activitynet~v_FhGOGbL-A84"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b32aa02233c587fe080c5d5166a41d4823bf901959467d9ebea7477796ec35e8"}}
{"state": "User: Can you check a reminder for me to call my mom on March 16th at 2:30 PM?\nAI: Sure, I can help with that. Can you confirm your username and password?\nUser: My username is JohnDoe and my password is pass123.\nAI: Thank you. Let me authenticate you.\nAPI-Request: [GetUserToken(username='JohnDoe', password='pass123')]->{'token': 'a9s8d7f6g5h4j3k2l1'}\nAI: Alright, your account has been authenticated. Now let me check the reminder for you.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "QueryReminder": "The API for querying a reminder item includes content and time.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account."}, "label": "QueryReminder", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/43", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/GetReminder-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "7e40d4aa0501ef19943c9e35b591396e2713720fc9214040dfab6ccd4142fc1c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 43, "file": "GetReminder-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "QueryReminder", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5076e7df3222e34fe79cd36b51bbcc2d5f5638c00b5d69ab1ee6fff8a006f399"}}
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{"state": {"activity": "Washing face", "context": "A grey cat is sitting in a white tub of clear water, drenched in water. A hand with a tattoo appears and wipes the cat's back with a red cloth. the hand"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "looks down and holds the cat's arm as-if to inspect the tattoo.", "opt_2": "continues washing the cat with a pink industrial scrub machine.", "opt_3": "then begins buffing its nails trying to clean.", "opt_4": "then wipes the cat's neck and the back of its head with the red cloth."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/5020", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_vw64k9rIi_g", "text_sha256": "f1a108490f9f40f98f4194ab6621f85f8f14eb9b2d063aea2bfedc8fd986bc4e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 356, "source_id": "activitynet~v_vw64k9rIi_g"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f002bc656c515c8c01281b46feb30f5566e53f79bfe4b196192910dd98992a13"}}
{"state": "As the clock ticked closer to our most significant fundraising event, three key players - George, Amelia, and Lily - paced around the office, eager to know their assignments. As their manager, I held the responsibility of delegating two critical tasks among them: the challenging pursuit of Seeking Sponsors and Donations, and the intricate duty of Organizing Event Details.\n\nAmelia, our vibrant member, often found herself with Lily, brainstorming creative ideas in the cafeteria or around the picnic table outside. Amelia spent a considerable part of her life attending charity galas, where she had made a myriad of useful connections. She was infamous for her love for detailed schedules and checklists, which often found her volunteering to plan her family reunions that ran smoothly under her supervision. She had recently tasted the sweet fruit of her hard work by raising a significant amount of money for a charity event at her workplace, a fact she wore as a badge of honour.\n\nHowever, the presence of George often marred her high spirits. George, indeed, was a hard one to deal with. Even though he had this endless passion for fundraising and often initiated conversations with potential sponsors in his free time, he often disagreed with Lily's ideas during meetings, publicly criticized Amelia's work enough to dampen her spirit, and worst of all, forgot crucial tasks that he was responsible for. Having worked with a marketing firm previously dealing with sponsorships, one would think he would be better at managing his responsibilities. But he often confessed feeling overwhelmed managing multiple tasks at once.\n\nThen there was Lily, a networking maven. She had connections with a broad spectrum of wealthy friends and acquaintances and was certainly not shy to ask people for money due to her past experience working in sales. Yet, her true forte was her meticulousness that reflected in her attention to detail. She had previously worked as an event manager for a catering company and was known for planning her own parties and gatherings with immaculate precision. While she tended to dismiss George's inputs during meetings, she showed a great deal of respect to Amelia and considered her suggestions before making a decision.\n\nNow, the ball was in my court. With the fundraising event nearing, it was my responsibility to ensure that these three unique individuals were correctly placed to utilize their strengths best. Having studied their characteristics and interaction dynamics, deciphering their assignments became just a little easier. As the manager, I knew that this decision would shape the fate of our event and define our team's dynamic in the foreseeable future.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Seeking Sponsors and Donations: Amelia, Organizing Event Details: George and Lily", "opt_2": "Seeking Sponsors and Donations: George, Organizing Event Details: Amelia and Lily", "opt_3": "Seeking Sponsors and Donations: Lily, Organizing Event Details: Amelia and George"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/113", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/113", "text_sha256": "7858f314cd5fce1cdb3f74bed24b787ccd49ba52c76d9a770fd508e39df7b1af", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 113}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ee7c7c621cc1ff1bc46c52c86185863890cbf98e89d53f755e0f6ed23d1e7686"}}
{"state": {"activity": "High jump", "context": "We see an opening title screen. We see a girl run and perform a high jump and make it over the bar. we"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "see about 30 girls jump.", "opt_2": "see her finish over the bar and retrieve the routine.", "opt_3": "then see a replay and and slow motion replay.", "opt_4": "see a girl throw a white ball and it flies straight across the field."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/32614", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_Tm1ebIrDyz0", "text_sha256": "0afb9aaff1a88b48a2f56ea574a815dbc966fb9a26129c98c47ffff35693d887", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2126, "source_id": "activitynet~v_Tm1ebIrDyz0"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "30d88bbceb6d116a9f0f5d76fd4ac99f00793a1f1ccd82f2e90d14abed5cb3ef"}}
{"state": "Popular news has several articles linking back to the news article in Nature Earth’s magnetic field is acting up and geologists don’t know why which discusses the need for an early update to the World Geomagnetic Model.\n\nHowever my question is about one line found in the Independent's Planet’s erratic magnetic field forces emergency update to global navigation system\n\nThe shift they observed was so large it was on the verge of exceeding the acceptable limit for navigation errors.\n\nTo account for this, scientists at the British Geological Survey and the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) are issuing an unprecedented emergency update to the model.\n\nThey have fed in the latest data, including an unexpected geomagnetic pulse that took place beneath South America in 2016, to ensure the system is more accurate.\n\nQuestion: What is the nature, and underlying cause of the \"unexpected geomagnetic pulse that took place beneath South America in 2016\"?\n\nAKA geomagnetic jerk.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "of the mountain in a rain shadow.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nImage courtesy of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Climate.gov\n\n\n \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nQuestion Set\n\nWind Formation and Precipitation\n\n\n\n\n \nUnequal Heating: Effect of the Sun on Global Winds\nThe two main factors affecting wind patterns are 1) the heat distribution between the earth’s equator and poles, and 2) the constant rotation of the planet. The sun is Earth’s primary energy source. However, energy from sunlight is not evenly distributed over the", "doc_2": "Geomagnetic jerk - Wikipedia\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJump to content\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMain menu\n\n\n\n\n\nMain menu\nmove to sidebar\nhide\n\n\n\n\t\tNavigation\n\t\n\n\nMain pageContentsCurrent eventsRandom articleAbout WikipediaContact usDonate\n\n\n\n\n\n\t\tContribute\n\t\n\n\nHelpLearn to editCommunity portalRecent changesUpload file\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSearch", "doc_3": "Magnetic North: Geomagnetic and Magnetic Poles\". World Data Center for Geomagnetism. Kyoto, Japan: Kyoto University. Retrieved 11 June 2018.\n\n^    \"Geomagnetism Frequently Asked Questions\". National Geophysical Data Center. Retrieved 1 June 2016.\n\n^   Merrill, McElhinny & McFadden 1996, Chapter 2\n\n^   \"World Magnetic Model - Model Limitations\". www.ngdc.noaa.gov. Retrieved 2020-01-17.\n\n^ IAGA Division V Working Group", "doc_4": "million\" refers to the number of carbon dioxide molecules per million molecules of dry air. \"Carbon Dioxide LATEST MEASUREMENT\". Climate Change: Vital Signs of the Planet. NASA Global Climate Change. Archived from the original on 17 April 2022. Updated monthly.\n\n^ \"Global Monitoring Laboratory - Trends in Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide\". National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration. Latest figure, and graphs of trend; frequently updated\n\n^ \"Table of atmospheric CO₂ since 1958, updated monthly\". National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration. The actual figures fluctuate month-by", "doc_5": "of more practical relevance than the magnetic (dip) pole. This is because the poles describe a great deal about the Earth's magnetic field, determining for example where auroras can be observed. The dipole model of the Earth's magnetic field consists of the location of geomagnetic poles and the dipole moment, which describes the strength of the field."}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/41", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/41", "text_sha256": "9c65d92c28c6ad437686ccbe5b292b9a7b455ccc7b08098fcb46be3279a7eebb", "gold_id": "geomagnetic_pulse/Geomagnetic_jerk1.txt", "negative_ids": ["wind_movement/wind_formation3_8.txt", "co2_abundance/Carbon_dioxide_in_Earth_27s_atmosphere4_16.txt", "pole_flip/Geomagnetic_pole7_1.txt", "pole_flip/Geomagnetic_pole1_2.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "41"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "8c55b50c47aecd7f84f9e3a087330873749c4cc6e3a5cbefe97f94cfe6bfec07"}}
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{"state": {"service": "The only database ever needed for attractions and places of interest", "dialogue": ["User: I need 3 rooms in a 3 star hotel in Los Angeles", "System: I found a 3 star hotel, Airtel Plaza Hotel", "User: How much is the overnight stay? Can I get the address?", "System: Overnight costs $306. The address is 7277 Valjean Avenue, Van Nuys, California 91406, United States", "User: Perfect! Thanks a lot!", "System: Do you want to book the rooms?", "User: Yes, please. I want to book now", "System: What is the day of arrival? How long will you stay in the hotel?", "User: The arrival day is the 5th, and I need the room for 3 days", "System: 3 rooms at Airtel Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles, from March 5th for 3 days. Do you confirm?", "User: Yes, I confirm! Is wifi available in the hotel? What is the phone number?", "System: Yes, wifi is available. The phone number is +1 800-224-7835. Your reservation is confirmed!", "User: Thank you for helping. Are there any interesting attractions there?", "System: Sure! I found 10 attractions for you. There's a Historical Landmark, Angels Flight Railway.", "User: Is it free entry? Can I get a contact number?", "System: No, admission is charged. The contact number is 213-626-1901", "User: It's fine, thank you", "System: Do you need anything else?", "User: No, It's all for today, thank you"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"ViewAttractions": "Show a list of attractions in the city", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/16_00085/18", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/16_00085", "text_sha256": "498084ca64703f267a7063d76f59b83de7f9a62b5c618f5cf2fdb325a8477c0e", "schema_variant": "v1", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "16_00085", "turn": 18}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7e78146c968323a216df361c0ddf2d1196c5d08b27f31facf0c435040774571f"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me find the key features of this software?\nAI: Sure, please provide the document url and your question.\nUser: The document url is https://www.example.com/article-4.txt and my question is \"What are the key features of this software?\".", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "SpeechRecognition": "This API recognizes the speech from a given audio url.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "DocumentQA": "This API answers the question from a given document url."}, "label": "DocumentQA", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/376", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/DocumentQA-level-1-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "86718d7b1a1d34b7773ab5a363e29e48715f752c1732db0096591a57f88c81b2", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 376, "file": "DocumentQA-level-1-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "DocumentQA", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cf1afa43fbed71c86b7499f877c38dd3c0827c076c6070b0d4b4fd2f17328bba"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#66442a #b89160 #ffdfab #c4c496 #168047", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#66442a #b89160 #ffdfab #c4c496 #168047", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#7aafcc #737b80 #99dbff #4d6e80 #e6f6ff", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#54bfac #41a69c #358c84 #54b5bf #4b9ebf", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#8b5800 #967700 #b4ad00 #9aa940 #395200", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#4a3400 #828260 #384778 #486e9c #e8e8d8", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#302d1e #4b4733 #89ada3 #b49620 #cbc39a", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#302d1e #4b4733 #89ada3 #b49620 #cbc39a", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#730000 #e68033 #ffa633 #bfff40 #008c46", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#28232e #4f474b #a69689 #fdf7e8 #ff3213", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#800071 #cc00b5 #57ff1a #aeaeae #ffffff", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#bd6aff #e80c7a #000001 #ffc169 #b3001b", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#0cde75 #c1f234 #fae116 #ff8118 #e60706", "b": "#b098ff #b5b4e8 #0b5959 #261930 #4ce8e2"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/931", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/931", "text_sha256": "de8ca68ca4e447874e71470c81170ba13db46f8433bea94fc30b7b84ba8ce6b1", "themes": [6815, 12958], "ratings": [2, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 931}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ba010a128e78ca73c3d5164eaf396983783d29f53c143e6f53fa9d932f14548b"}}
{"state": "User: Can you please help me delete my account?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. To delete your account, I need your authentication token. Do you have it?\nUser: No, I don't have it. Can you help me with that as well?\nAI: Of course. I just need your username, and password to get the token. Can you provide that for me?\nUser: My username is foo and my password is bar.\nAI: Great, I was able to retrieve your token.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "DeleteMeeting": "This API allows users to delete a reservation for a meeting and remove the meeting information in the database.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/168", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/DeleteAccount-ModifyPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "7b2e42679e67d5d4383f765354c2be4e04f0740fc7e0397df2a339d0eef1df90", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 168, "file": "DeleteAccount-ModifyPassword-GetUserToken-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e4dee4c2b6df46949e381608d59ee61ada59965a100726f5eab3565208275a34"}}
{"state": "We were going fishing out on the dock later in the day after we couldn't all fit in the boat, because the _ was confined.\nA) boat\nB) dock\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-v1": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.559", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.559", "text_sha256": "da470dd5dd09a8d8b1ba1d428220571fc189065a3600fea27eaa688d6bc7d9fa", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.559"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2a104505b968543c8890572c8321d1f33663b3bfc6b9b8836a07d02003744865"}}
{"state": {"service": "Online meteorologist for all cities", "dialogue": ["User: I want to check the weather.", "System: What city are you checking the weather for?", "User: I want to find the weather in Sydney, NSW.", "System: The temperature should be 94 degrees Fahrenheit and a 4 percent chance of rain.", "User: What's the wind going to be like?"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindWeatherOfALocation": "Find the weather for a given city", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "FindWeatherOfALocation", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/17_00046/4", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/17_00046", "text_sha256": "b0f755b496ae1fb255a2c173c9eae331ede1f38fbaa6c086f7026ffe23457ecc", "schema_variant": "v4", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "17_00046", "turn": 4}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4ed700bb7a9bbd55c3102ea6ccadfa26433eb4a1f9835c8f0caea11a7251b655"}}
{"state": "Someone shared a video with me in which clouds were forming a ring around the Sun. I took this screen shot of that video:\r\n\r\nWhat is the reason behind this?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "part1 -------------------\nA 22° halo is an atmospheric optical phenomenon that consists of a halo with an apparent radius of approximately 22° around the Sun or Moon. When visible around the Moon, it is also known as a moon ring, storm ring, or winter halo. It forms as sunlight or moonlight is refracted by millions of hexagonal ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere. Its radius, as viewed from Earth, is roughly the length of an outstretched hand at arm's length.", "doc_2": "bows.[22]\nThe reason the returning light is most intense at about 42° is that this is a turning point – light hitting the outermost ring of the drop gets returned at less than 42°, as does the light hitting the drop nearer to its centre. There is a circular band of light that all gets returned right around 42°. If the Sun were a laser emitting parallel, monochromatic rays, then the luminance (brightness) of the bow would tend toward infinity at this angle if interference effects are ignored (see Caustic (optics)). But since the", "doc_3": "shared and one not confirmed. Postwar research reduced his score to nine individual kills and three shared. According to some sources, he was killed on 15 May 1940.\n\n^  This was the pilot's term for the Boost Cut-Out Control which was adjacent to the throttle lever.\n\n^  Gleed rose through the ranks to become a wing commander flying Spitfire VBs over North Africa; he was shot down and killed by Oberleutnant Ernst-Wilhelm Reinert on 16 April 1943. Gleed was credited with 15 victories.\n\n^  As far as can", "doc_4": "clouds. Some of these bodies are in the asteroid belt (between Mars's and Jupiter's orbit) and the Kuiper belt (just outside Neptune's orbit).[d] Six planets, six dwarf planets, and other bodies have orbiting natural satellites, which are commonly called'moons'.\nThe Solar System is constantly flooded by the Sun's charged particles, the solar wind, forming the heliosphere. Around 75–90 astronomical units, the solar wind is halted, resulting in the heliopause. This is the boundary of the Solar System to interstellar space. The outermost region of the", "doc_5": "the next day, the Hurricane shot down a Tupolev SB bomber. Other encounters with Soviet fighters took place on 15 July above the Karelian Isthmus, with two I-153 claimed as being shot down. The last aircraft shot down by Finnish Hurricanes was an I-15 on 6 January 1942."}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/25", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/25", "text_sha256": "33d0d5fce3639d32dbd171bbd6296f148fc15563b61fd262824ce07cfa03f1bb", "gold_id": "22_halo/22%C2%B0_halo1.txt", "negative_ids": ["hurricanes_in_the_southern_Atlantic_basin/Hawker_Hurricane4_77.txt", "forcasting_rainbow/Rainbow3_17.txt", "hurricanes_in_the_southern_Atlantic_basin/Hawker_Hurricane11_1.txt", "always_daytime/Solar_System2_22.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "25"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0c31f3e514231ebb38eff7c75974f9ec21b41ef6299ef1c7018e740b92916ea5"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Running a marathon", "context": "The race begins and people run very fast. Several people get interviewed during the race. the man who wins the race"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "comes across the finish line.", "opt_2": "begins to cheer him on while the viewers smile.", "opt_3": "stands up and nods before being interviewed again.", "opt_4": "appears at the gate, then he is held up by his opponents."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/5295", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_yxZ4ouqcld4", "text_sha256": "4c99bff8c4ab9f4b4badbe7fa4e5ab02d77edb9f5b9c6112712739eef3955b7b", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 383, "source_id": "activitynet~v_yxZ4ouqcld4"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2de66998fac299e45793e96af2caf221a995f91be14c9792e83a89a2a7d9af16"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Can you tell me the weather in Seoul, South Korea using Celsius units? Also, turn on the air conditioner in the living room, and I'm curious about the Imjin War, Find some up-to-date information on that?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "OpenWeatherMap.get_current_weather", "description": "Fetches the current weather information for a specified location using the OpenWeatherMap API.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"api_key\": {\"default\": \"YOUR_API_KEY_HERE\", \"description\": \"The API key used to authenticate requests to the OpenWeatherMap API. This key should be kept secret.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"The location for which current weather information is requested, specified in the format of 'City, Country' in English. For example: 'Seoul, South Korea'.\", \"enum\": [\"New York, USA\", \"London, UK\", \"Seoul, South Korea\", \"Sydney, Australia\", \"Tokyo, Japan\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"units\": {\"default\": \"metric\", \"description\": \"The unit system used for the weather data. Can be 'metric' for Celsius, 'imperial' for Fahrenheit, or 'standard' for Kelvin.\", \"enum\": [\"metric\", \"imperial\", \"standard\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "ControlAppliance.execute", "description": "This function is designed for controlling a home appliance, checking its current status and settings, as well as monitoring indoor air properties like air quality and temperature. For control commands, the input must clearly specify 'power on' or 'start'. To check the status, the input must include the keyword '확인'. Note that this tool is not intended for describing, creating, deleting, or removing modes or routines.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"command\": {\"description\": \"The command must be specified as a string in Korean, consisting of the room name, appliance name (or alias), and operation command, separated by commas. Examples: '거실, 에어컨, 실행' for turning on the air conditioner in the living room, ', 에어컨, 냉방 실행' for activating cooling without specifying the room, '다용도실, 통돌이, 중지' for stopping the washing machine (alias '통돌이') in the utility room.\", \"enum\": [\"거실, 에어컨, 실행\", \", 에어컨, 냉방 실행\", \"다용도실, 통돌이, 중지\"], \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"command\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "HNA_WQA.search", "description": "Retrieve up-to-date information by searching the web using keywords. 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{"state": "Why TEB controller is not available in ros2 humble?\n\nOn navigation plugin setup document , the TEB controller is mentioned, but I don't find any documentation to set up this controller in nav2 humble. And there is no humble branch in the teb_local_planner repository. So I copied the TEB parameters from foxy and launch the navigation node, but it told me the TEB controller plugin can't be found.\n\n[controller_server-4] [FATAL] [1697706023.360686729] [controller_server]: Failed to create controller. Exception: According to the loaded plugin descriptions the class teb_local_planner::TebLocalPlannerROS with base class type nav2_core::Controller does not exist. Declared types are  dwb_core::DWBLocalPlanner nav2_mppi_controller::MPPIController nav2_regulated_pure_pursuit_controller::RegulatedPurePursuitController nav2_rotation_shim_controller::RotationShimController\nSo why TEB controller is not available in ros2 humble? or did I miss something? Thanks.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "#  [ How to solve this ros2_control error? [ros2_control_node-1] what():\nAccording to the loaded plugin descriptions the class\nackermann_steering_controller/AckermannSteeringController with base class type\nhardware_interface::SystemInterface does not exist ](/t/how-to-solve-this-\nros2-control-error-ros2-control-node-1-what-according-to-the-loaded-plugin-\ndescriptions-the-class-ackermann-steering-controller-\nackermannsteeringcontroller-with-base-class-type-hardware-interface-\nsysteminterface-does-not-exist/28872)", "doc_2": "The plugin failed to load for some reason. Error: According to the loaded plugin descriptions the class linear_controller::LinearControlle2 with base class type control_base::Controller does not exist. Declared types are  linear_controller::LinearController1 linear_controller::LinearController2", "doc_3": "Also, one thing you could wish to do, is to have some parameters globally\navailable to all nodes. As you know, ROS2 parameters are specific to a node\nand only exist with this node. If you want to set a parameter shared by\nmultiple nodes, one way you could achieve that is to create a [ dedicated node\nonly for global params ](https://roboticsbackend.com/ros2-global-parameters/)\n. You’d launch this node first, and always keep it alive so other nodes can\nretrieve parameters (and get notified) from it.", "doc_4": "Those parameters are just declared, they are not set yet. If you try to get\none from the terminal – with “ros2 param get”, you’ll get an exception like\nthis in your node:", "doc_5": "I would be inundated with messages regarding TEB if I did not address it here.\nWhile TEB is quite a fantastic piece of software, the maintainer has since\nmoved on from his academic career into a position where it is not possible to\nmaintain it into the future. As such, its largely unmaintained and represents\ntechniques which are bordering on a decade old. This work is very modern and\nstate of the art in the same vertical of techniques as TEB (MPC) so it meets\nthe same need that TEB serves. With MPPI’s modern methodology, performance,\nactive maintenance, and documentation, I hope you all will agree with me over\ntime that this is an improvement. There are certain characteristics of the\nElastic Band approaches that I did not like in a production setting that are\nnot present in this work."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/67", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/67", "text_sha256": "3e06150601812349131ada3574f2130edae6e3c479ef54752dddd60221bea1e6", "gold_id": "teb_controller/30054_15.txt", "negative_ids": ["roslib_message/creatingmultipleplug_23.txt", "realtime_control/28872_1.txt", "ros_yaml/rclpyparamstutorialg_116.txt", "ros_yaml/rclpyparamstutorialg_38.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "67"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5b8c30440d00555b0239772827698f72d746458acea30fdf7233e449a78a8ec2"}}
{"state": "Write a python function which takes a list of integers and counts the number of possible unordered pairs where both elements are unequal.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-v1": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null}, "label": "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.273", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.273", "text_sha256": "da69bdc5d48485e56cb8373bee431eae41df2bccf27fcf173c7466d2eed3e39a", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.273"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b79ffa5591de41ef1328ca660ef4c429a00f3b431988b89cf29b82e81841677c"}}
{"state": "Within the hallowed halls of a globally recognized tech institute, three distinct individuals, Adam, Eve, and Richard, were poised to make their mark. Each possessed a unique set of skills and traits, eagerly awaiting their assignment. The manager was faced with the task of assigning them to two critical roles - Teaching and Research, the dual cornerstones of this esteemed academic institution.\n\nAdam, a naturally charismatic presence, was known for his forthrightness. A staunch practitioner of practicality, he often dismissed research discussions as being too ethereal to be applicable. He erred towards practical applications and hands-on experiences, ever eager to demonstrate to students how theoretical concepts had real-life implications. It was no secret amongst the faculty that Adam disapproved of Eve's research methods. He scoffed at Richard's logic based approach too, finding his own practical teaching style infinitely more beneficial. In fact, it was a common occurrence for students to sing praises of Adam's method in feedback surveys.\n\nEve, on the other hand, was a force to reckon with in the world of scientific research. With several published papers adorning top-tier scientific journals to her name, she was a naturally talented researcher. She had spent numerous years working on the very precipice of cutting-edge projects and breaking new grounds in scientific knowledge. Yet, despite her accolades, she found herself at odds with Adam, having openly criticized his teaching techniques during a faculty meeting. Eve’s scorn didn't stop at Adam, though - she was noticeably irked by Richard's 'know-it-all' demeanor. While she was immensely skilled, her communication skills left much to be desired. After a parents meeting, several folks complained about her lack of clarity in their communication.\n\nFinally, there was Richard. A man of resolute devotion to his work and in possession of a comprehensive background in theoretical physics, facts even Eve occasionally found exasperating due to her lack of equal knowledge. Richard was the torchbearer of theory, often skipping over the basic foundational concepts in his assumption that students already understood them. His zeal, however, often drove him to stay late in the lab tinkering with new experiments. But theory and practice weren't congruous in Richard's world. He saw Adam's disregard for theory as constraining their collaboration on research projects. This misalignment of teaching style was so profound that it once resulted in the majority of Richard's student body failing in his subject.\n\nAs the manager, the gauntlet of assigning these three to either teaching or research fell upon me. I realized I had the power to mold the future of academic excellence, keeping in mind the quirks and preferences of Adam, Eve, and Richard. Decisions had to be made - decisions rooted in their unique perspectives and skills. Behind this kaleidoscope of personalities, passions, and skills, I knew there lay the perfect assignment.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Teaching: Eve, Research: Adam and Richard", "opt_2": "Teaching: Adam, Research: Eve and Richard", "opt_3": "Teaching: Richard, Research: Adam and Eve"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/13", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/13", "text_sha256": "eee4a3364ce9010570fd561b0ce367bca8bed9d9b661fd45f4c08b31557a0199", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 13}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "9f5eb9efe49fef9a68a40e2543c36c804bbf3eb991ecd70e5c66fa23257a654d"}}
{"state": "Renting solar panels in another state\n\nI live in Pennsylvania in the United States. Due to a combination of frequent overcast days, potential storm damage, and my wife not wanting to cover up our recently-rebuilt roof, I'm not able to install my own solar panels, but I remembered seeing an article about a company that was essentially letting one invest in solar panels installed in sunnier states like California and Arizona (specifically ones built on rooftops there). I visited the company's website and thought I'd bookmarked it, but I cannot find the link anymore.\n\nDo such resources currently exist? Have they proven economically feasible?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "* You can install solar batteries when you install solar panels, allowing you to store the extra solar energy your panels generate when the sun goes down as well as other benefits like increased energy savings.", "doc_2": "What Happens If I Move?\n\n0 Comments\nIf you are a Sun Host with panels on your roof, we make it easy to transfer your Hosting agreement with us to the new property owner, so the new owner benefits from free solar electricity. Contact us for questions specific to your situation.\nIf you are a Sun Partner with panels on the roof of another community member, moving is no problem. Simply inform us of your new utility account and we will ensure you either continue to receive your solar credits, or receive a prorated refund.\n\n\n[ READ MORE __ READ MORE\n](https://www.yeloha.com/knowledgebase/articles/603648-what-happens-if-i-\nmove/)\n\n* * *\n\n![How Much Will I Save](https://www.yeloha.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/How-\nMuch-Will-I-Save.jpg)", "doc_3": "![Solar panels installed on the roof of a house with tiles in Europe against\nthe background of a blue\nsky.](data:image/png;base64,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)\n![Solar panels installed on the roof of a house with tiles in Europe against\nthe background of a blue sky.](https://d2tez01fe91909.cloudfront.net/wp-\ncontent/uploads/2022/12/AdobeStock_272877973-scaled.jpeg) [\n](https://www.marketwatch.com/guides/solar/types-of-solar-panels/ \"Read More\")", "doc_4": "Yes, because solar fuels are produced from abundant resources and the solar\nfields are installed on non-arable land. An independent study assessing the\ngeographical potential concludes that solar fuels could cover 50 times the\ncurrent global jet fuel demand.", "doc_5": "How long does a solar panel installation take?\n\nSolar panel installation usually takes one to two days, but larger\ninstallations – ones of over 14 panels – can take up to four days.\n\nMuch of this time is taken up with carefully constructing the scaffolding, so\ndon't be concerned if it's been a few hours and there still aren't panels on\nyour roof."}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/63", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/63", "text_sha256": "b14c29c709504a8525e47b27b1beafb8889ee1b0bda1f2f0b5f29f7473f2d063", "gold_id": "rent_solar/wwwyelohacom_10.txt", "negative_ids": ["residential_roof/cost_19.txt", "energy_bath/waystosaveenergy_220.txt", "solar/powersolarpanelsproduce_100.txt", "solar_car/solarfuels_59.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "63"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "01927f34e0f16fddf1954af86f0409a4317f80cbe05de4847a9c1c87fc50a2cf"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Expansion quickly peaked however, and the European powers who had carved up the New World set about testing each other in dynastic conflicts and colonial rivalry. Sent 2: The English were the main rivals of the Dutch on the high seas, and there were several wars between the two in the 17th and 18th centuries. Sent 3: In 1665–1667 the Dutch sailed up the River Medway and sank the British fleet moored there. Sent 4: The 18th century saw Amsterdam grow into the foremost financial center in the world, but the seeds of decline had already been planted. Sent 5: When the English colonies in New England rose up in revolt against the British, they found ready Ailies in the Dutch. Sent 6: From their colonies in the Caribbean they sent caches of arms and ammunition. Sent 7: The British were furious and went to war in 1780, destroying the Dutch navy and signaling a sudden decline in power and influence from which the Netherlands never recovered. Sent 8: Trade suffered to such an extent that in 1791 the VOC went into liquidation. Sent 9: In the latter part of the century there were anti-Orange demonstrations by pro-French factions in the country, and in 1795 Napoleon Bonaparte took the Netherlands in his epic march across Europe. Sent 10: Under the yoke of another foreign power, and with trade at an all time low, the Golden Age was truly dead. Sent 11: The Return of the House of Orange Napoleon installed his brother Louis as King of Holland and he chose to take the fine Town Hall on Dam Square as his palace — now the Koninklijk Palace. Sent 12: But only four years later he fled the city after civil disturbances broke out when he raised taxes. Sent 13: When Napoleon's bubble burst and French power began to wane, William of Orange emerged from exile and was proclaimed king in 1813. Sent 14: Amsterdam had to work its way out of economic decline, but throughout the 19th century the city grew steadily. Sent 15: Industrialization changed the city. Sent 16: With the building of the Central Station at the end of the century, Amsterdam turned its back on its seafaring past and looked towards the mechanical age for its future. Sent 17: The station was built over the old harbor wall and some of the oldest canals in the city center were filled in to allow better access to motorized vehicles. Sent 18: Dam Square was landlocked for the first time in its history", "question": "How many times were ships destroyed during the multiple conflicts between England and the Dutch?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"4\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Three times in the 19th century\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"The Dutch sank the British fleet in 17th century and the British sank Dutch navy in 18th century\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"There were no ships sank in the British-Dutch wars\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"8\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Two times between 17th and 18th centuries\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"6\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"2\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/298", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/1101acc8588fa85fdfc1", "text_sha256": "69c1de25d81cde39514acf40d1b0d8a39227cc7af9c357ef76418532952b4601", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 298}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5da7b2d1d678f42df575ea9a55ff7ef8202ffdb4017805be8278ac35aec62d3d"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Raking leaves", "context": "A person is seen raking a pile of leaves in the yard while speaking and pointing to the camera. the camera"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "pans all around to where the girl is pointing and walks back to zoom in on her face.", "opt_2": "then captures several animals raking as well as a dog chasing a ball.", "opt_3": "zooms out giving the person a view of the heavy rake.", "opt_4": "pans the leaves over to another yard and catches him shoveling more and more leaves down."}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/8742", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_POYg9zju63U", "text_sha256": "24a2e2f56c058588a5bc08eac3a905ab608dfa7c4e68a8f50bdfdc5e04fb2e64", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 621, "source_id": "activitynet~v_POYg9zju63U"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c2e9d06ffa63aa2011ba420c361db497dede3ea237d0525681812d1ed31ae122"}}
{"state": {"service": "The most comprehensive movie rating app", "dialogue": ["User: Hello! I'd like to see a movie. Can you help me find something?"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindFilm": "Use the movie finder to discover movies", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "FindFilm", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/10_00062/0", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/10_00062", "text_sha256": "96bb9c96801c64bee47231d96a97b0f18d3580b4c4f4687ea213b27c451842f6", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "10_00062", "turn": 0}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "851efc2fcc3bbec8bea952706077a1c39a0473b53397dd62f30cf5bd37dd7499"}}
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{"state": "NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT\nTHIS NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT (the \"Agreement\") made this 18th day of November, 2005, by and between Yale University School of Medicine, a nonprofit, educational corporation, organized and existing under the laws of the State of Connecticut, with an office located at Yale University School of Medicine, having its principal office at 47 College Street, Suite 203, New Haven, Connecticut (hereinafter, the \"Pilot Site\") and Advanced BioPhotonics Inc., a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Delaware , with its principal office at 125 Wilbur Place, Suite 120, Bohemia, New York (hereinafter, the \"ABP\") and the parties hereby agree as follows:\n1. The parties intend to pursue a Pilot Study to test its functionality, performance and reliability to determine the applicability of this technology to plastic surgery applications, which will be carried out by Dr. Yuan Liu utilizing ABP's BioScanIR(R) system consisting of the following elements: (i) system hardware components: infrared camera, mobile cart, computer workstation, camera power supply, universal power management unit, temperature controller and black body; (ii) proprietary DIRI(R) software for control of system components, data acquisition, data processing, data archiving and reporting; and (iii) applications software packages (hereinafter, collectively referred to as the \"System\") as further defined in the Pilot Site Agreement between the parties (hereinafter referred to as the \"Pilot Study\"), and in the course of which the parties may exchange Proprietary Information, as hereinafter defined. The parties further desire to protect such Proprietary Information from unauthorized disclosure and use under the terms and conditions herein.\n2. For purposes of this Agreement, Proprietary Information shall mean, without limitation, computer programs, code, algorithms, names and expertise of employees and consultants, formulas, processes, inventions, schematics and other technical, business, financial, pricing and product development plans, forecasts and strategies, together with any analysis or tangible embodiments of the Disclosing Party's Proprietary Information created by the Receiving Party. Proprietary Information shall be designated as such in writing by the Disclosing Party by appropriate legend or stamp, or, if first disclosed in a non-written or other non-tangible form, Proprietary Information shall be identified by the Disclosing Party at the time of disclosure as being disclosed in confidence and shall be reduced to tangible form and marked as confidential or proprietary and such tangible form shall be delivered to the Receiving Party within thirty (30) days after the date of first disclosure. During the above stated thirty-day period such Proprietary Information shall be protected in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. Proprietary Information shall further include any information or data that evidence, record, derive from or reveal any Proprietary Information. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the components of the System are hereby deemed to be Proprietary Information and as such are protected in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.\n3. The Receiving Party shall preserve Proprietary Information received from the Disclosing Party in confidence by exercising at least the same degree of care used to restrict disclosure and use of the Receiving Party's own similar confidential information, but at least a reasonable degree of care, and shall refrain from disclosing such Propriety Information to its employees not involved in the Pilot Study, its consultants, representatives, or agents ( the \"Affiliates\") or to any third party without written authorization from the Disclosing Party. This Agreement shall be construed to bind and impose obligations upon any other divisions, subsidiaries, business units, and/or affiliated companies of the Receiving Party that receive access to the Proprietary Information of the Disclosing Party. The Receiving Party shall ensure that all copies of Proprietary Information stored electronically on its server, tape backup or on the hard drives of computers used by its Affiliates in connection with the Pilot Study have been permanently deleted and Receiving Party shall certify such deletion in writing to the Disclosing Party. Receiving Party will ensure that all of its Affiliates sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement containing confidentiality restrictions at least as restrictive as those set forth in this Agreement.\n4. The Receiving Party shall use Proprietary Information received from the Disclosing Party solely for the purposes set forth in Paragraph 1. Any other use of the Proprietary Information is explicitly forbidden. This restriction shall survive termination of this Agreement.\n5. This Agreement shall not restrict disclosure or use of Proprietary Information that is:\nA. Now, or hereafter becomes, through no act or failure to act on the part of Receiving Party, generally known or available; or B. Known by the Receiving Party at the time of receiving such information as evidenced by records of the Receiving Party; or\nC. Hereafter furnished to the Receiving Party, as a matter of right and without restriction on disclosure, by a third party who had not received any Proprietary Information from the Disclosing Party or the Receiving Party; or\nD. is approved by the disclosing party for disclosure without restriction in a written document which is signed by a duly authorized officer of such disclosing party; or\nE. Independently developed by the Receiving Party by persons who did not have access to the Disclosing Party's information and without breach of this Agreement.\n6. The Receiving Party may disclose the Disclosing Party's Proprietary Information to the extent required to be disclosed pursuant to final court order; provided, however, that the Receiving Party: (i) immediately notifies the Disclosing Party upon its receipt of any court order or other document that requests or demands disclosure of Proprietary Information; and (ii) assert the privileged and confidential nature of the Proprietary Information against the third party seeking disclosure; and (iii) cooperate fully with the Disclosing Party in protecting against any such disclosure and/or obtaining a protective order narrowing the scope of such disclosure of the Proprietary Information. In the event that such protection against disclosure is not obtained, the receiving party will be entitled to disclose the Proprietary Information, but only to the extent necessary to legally comply with such compelled disclosure and to have such required disclosure made under a protective secrecy order.\n7. The Receiving Party shall notify the Disclosing Party in writing immediately upon discovery of any unauthorized use or disclosure of Proprietary Information, and will reasonably cooperate with the Disclosing Party to regain possession of the Proprietary Information and prevent its further unauthorized use.\n8. Proprietary Information shall remain the property of the originating party. Neither this Agreement nor any exchange of Proprietary Information hereunder shall be construed as granting any right or license under any copyright, invention, or patent now or hereafter owned or controlled by either party. Each party shall use and rely upon Proprietary Information received from the other at its sole risk and expense.\n9. All notices, instructions, requests, authorizations, consents, demands and other communications hereunder shall be in writing and shall be sent by facsimile, overnight courier or registered airmail, postage prepaid, addressed as follows:\nFor Pilot Site:\nYale Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery\nDepartment of Surgery\nYale School of Medicine\n333 Cedar Street (BB-330)\nP.O. Box 208041 New Haven, Connecticut 06520-8041\nAttention: Dr. Yuan Liu/Dr. John Persing\nFacsimile: 203-785-5714\nFor ABP:\nAdvanced BioPhotonics Inc.\n125 Wilbur Place, Suite 120\nBohemia, New York 11716\nAttention: Kevin Healy, General Counsel\nFacsimile: 631-244-7960\nEither party hereto may change its address by a notice given to the other party hereto in the manner set forth above. Notice given by mail shall be considered to have been given five (5) days after the mailing thereof, and notices given by facsimile shall be considered to have been given when received.\n10. This Agreement may be terminated by either party upon thirty (30) days written notice to the other. Unless thus earlier terminated, this Agreement shall terminate upon completion of the Pilot Study. The confidentiality obligations under this Agreement will survive termination of this Agreement for a period of three (3) years.\n11. Upon termination, the Receiving Party shall cease use of the Disclosing Party's Proprietary Information, and shall destroy all Proprietary Information, including without limitation, reports, analyses, e-mails or any other derivative embodiments of the Proprietary Information, , together with all copies thereof, in its possession or control and furnish the Disclosing Party with written certification of destruction. Alternatively, at the request of the Disclosing Party, the Receiving Party shall return all such Proprietary Information, including without limitation, reports, analyses, e-mails or any other derivative embodiments of the Proprietary Information, together with all copies thereof to the Disclosing Party. The Receiving Party shall ensure that all copies of Proprietary Information stored electronically on its server, tape backup or on the hard drives of computers used by Receiving Party's Affiliates in connection with the Pilot Study have been permanently deleted and Receiving Party shall certify such deletion in writing to the Disclosing Party.\n12. Each party shall bear all costs and expenses incurred by it under or in connection with this Agreement, provided, however, that the prevailing party in any litigation commenced to enforce or construe the terms of this Agreement shall be entitled to collect from the other party the costs of such litigation, including reasonable attorneys' fees. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as an obligation by either party to enter a contract, subcontract, or other business relationship with the other party in connection with the Pilot Study.\n13. The Receiving Party hereby acknowledges and agrees that in the event of any breach of this Agreement by the Receiving Party, including, without limitation, the actual or threatened disclosure of the Disclosing Party's Proprietary Information without the prior express written consent of the Disclosing Party, the Disclosing Party will suffer an irreparable injury, such that no remedy at law will afford the Disclosing Party with adequate protection against, or appropriate compensation for, such injury. The Receiving Party hereby agrees that the Disclosing Party may be entitled to specific performance of the Receiving Party's obligations under this Agreement, as well as further relief (injunctive or otherwise) as may be granted by a court of competent jurisdiction.\n14. This Agreement shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of Connecticut and shall be enforceable in the courts of that state.\n15. This Agreement contains the entire understanding between the parties, superseding all prior or contemporaneous communications, agreements and understandings between the parties with respect to the exchange of Proprietary Information in connection with the Pilot Study.\n16. If any part, term or provision of this Agreement shall be held illegal, unenforceable, or in conflict with international law or any law of a federal, state or local government having jurisdiction over this Agreement, the validity of the remaining portions of this Agreement shall not be affected thereby.\n17. 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{"state": "I need an efficient AI-based classifier to identify products on grocery store shelves. Suggest an appropriate API to implement this.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "saltacc/anime-ai-detect: Transformers A BEiT classifier to see if anime art was made by an AI or a human.", "tool_2": "SNNMLP: Image Classification SNNMLP incorporates the mechanism of LIF neurons into the MLP models, to achieve better accuracy without extra FLOPs. We propose a full-precision LIF operation to communicate between patches, including horizontal LIF and vertical LIF in different directions. We also propose to use group LIF to extract better local features. With LIF modules, our SNNMLP model achieves 81.9% …", "tool_3": "infer_environment_based_on_object(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: def infer_environment_based_on_object(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: '''Infer the characteristics of an environment based on the presence or absence of a specific object. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. object_name (str): The name of the object to check for presence or absence. Returns: str: The conclusion about the environment. ''' object_patches = …", "tool_4": "valid_products: This function takes a list of possible products of X and Y and returns a list of valid products.", "tool_5": "calculate_total_decorations: This method takes four arguments, 'beds', 'closets', 'shelves', and 'chairs', representing the number of options for each furniture item. It returns the total number of ways a person can decorate their room according to the given constraints."}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gorilla_pytorch_query_16", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gorilla_pytorch_query_16", "text_sha256": "93cbe031cf7448dc8bafdbd736d3bd4595070ce3bb0727315af94ff131f52f91", "gold_id": "gorilla_pytorch_tool_31", "negative_ids": ["gorilla_huggingface_tool_192", "craft_Vqa_tool_301", "toolink_tool_1443", "toolink_tool_245"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gorilla-pytorch/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "gorilla-pytorch", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d6d96d2b767dbbf3a4ddfd48e95deb11ccc985c35b2164352e58a8c346ea1631"}}
{"state": "User: Can you perform some basic arithmetic calculation for me?\nAI: Sure, what calculation do you want me to perform?\nUser: What is the result of (5+3)*6?", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "Calculator": "This API provides basic arithmetic operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name."}, "label": "Calculator", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/160", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/Calculator-level-1-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "be7e1895af10b7aed04664f6f79b2bedbfed1f449c769db50c9ebb36f0ec7315", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 160, "file": "Calculator-level-1-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "Calculator", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bf9709857596144bd7a7ff79d922556aa48b77ea6aa2e2655fcc5cfbad021613"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Get me the details of the last game played by Liverpool F.C. Include its statistics."], "available_functions": [{"name": "soccer.get_last_match", "description": "Retrieve the details of the last match played by a specified soccer club.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"include_stats\": {\"description\": \"If true, include match statistics like possession, shots on target etc. Default is false.\", \"type\": \"boolean\"}, \"team_name\": {\"description\": \"The name of the soccer club.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"team_name\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `soccer.get_last_match` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/simple_347", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/simple_347", "text_sha256": "2799b66b3ec54b6bf43fecc569dc0e6bf0e8b7edd70a978d61b97d638d61e515", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_simple.json", "id": "simple_347"}, "stratum": "simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7c0f917f3b689e63f00ab8673aa31c4e684d7e6e57b60e3ae40c3398dc1a79fa"}}
{"state": "Richard, ever the diligent pilot, keeps his eye on the horizon and his flight manual. He keeps it conveniently placed in the cockpit, within arm’s reach. Lisa, with the same dedication to the job, ensures that the safety booklet is tucked away in storage for quick access. Tom, the copilot, is always ready to assist Richard, familiar with the careful locations of the flight manual and safety booklet. Their tireless commitment to safety and preparedness was evident; everyone was aware, ready, and knew exactly where the crucial objects were located.\n\nWith a disciplined stride, Richard carries the flight manual to his office. Placing it down, he feels a sense of satisfaction, knowing he can review and improve his protocol knowledge at his leisure. Despite the din of commotion around her, flight attendant, Lisa, was caught up in instructing a fresh recruit on the necessity of excellent beverage service, ensuring that passenger comfort was meticulously addressed. In tandem with this, pilot Richard left the vicinity, clutching something tightly as he intrepidly ventured forth. With a show of respect for his partner's goal of constant preparation, Tom, the reliable copilot was closely following Richard, heading in the same direction. All actions undeniably affirmed their unwavering commitment to safety, readiness, and flawless execution of cabin operations.\n\n\nSlipping the flight manual under his arm, Tom headed straight toward the cockpit. His determined footsteps echoed his intent - another successful and incident-free flight. Whilst Richard found himself deeply engrossed in a task elsewhere, Lisa was indulging a passenger in pleasant banter, discussing their travel experiences. The hums of the conversation did little to fill the vast distance that separated Lisa and the engaged passenger from Tom and Richard. Lisa's laughter, dancing on the edge of the lively chatter within the aircraft, signaled her absorption in the conversation.\n\nSimultaneously, Tom navigated the plane, making his move amid the quiet of lesser trodden areas of the aircraft. His path, charted away from the watchful gaze of Richard, led him back to the heart of operation - the cockpit. \n\n\nUnbroken strides took Lisa towards the passengers seating area, a bundle of safety booklets firmly clutched against her chest. The leak of anticipation curled up around her lips as she began resupplying each seat, ready to welcome new passengers onboard. At the same time, Lisa, with her trademark charm, was diligently restocking the passenger seating area. Her hands swiftly moved in rhythm, ensuring that all was in order and ready for the hopeful passengers about to embark on their journey. Meanwhile, Richard, consistent with his role as the meticulous pilot, was thoroughly engrossed in the pre-flight checks located in another section of the plane. Despite not being in the same vicinity, Lisa and Richard's dedication to duty created a seamless link between the front and back of the aircraft.\n\nElsewhere, Tom, the faithful copilot, was discussing painstaking flight procedures with Richard. Their commitment to precise execution was evident in the quiet confidence that reverberated along with their diligent pace. Their work was choreographed like an unobserved ballet, an underpinning rhythm of safety and reliability in the background. As the trio ventured forth in their tasks, an unseen thread of unwavering readiness connected them, even with the distance that separated them physically. Their concentrated efforts in different sectors of the plane echoed a well-tuned rhythm of safety that reverberated throughout. Together, their individual tasks interwove to create a strong fabric of confidence, preparing the plane and its occupants for the journey ahead.\n\nIn conclusion, the meticulously choreographed routine of Richard, Lisa, and Tom painted a picture of steadfast dedication and commitment. Their collective endeavor towards precision and safety lays the foundation for a journey where safety and comfort were harmoniously entwined. Despite their varying roles or positions within the aircraft, the trio's dedication is a testament to the unwavering commitment to air travel's highest standards.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which location is the most likely place Lisa would look to find the flight manual given the story?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "cockpit", "opt_2": "office", "opt_3": "passenger seating area", "opt_4": "storage"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_object_placements"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/object_placements/4", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/object_placements/4", "text_sha256": "2c1dded7c70a492a192e77db6e3a204797e1851869f631b42a322064603c03c6", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:object_placements.csv", "row": 4}, "stratum": "object_placements", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b7b5276a5a353fac5565dc5dc5b925a9fb627321951fc666654a16e00159cdb6"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me register on this app?\nAI: Sure. Please provide your username, password, and email address.\nUser: My username is xyz, password is abc123, and email is xyz@example.com.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "SendEmail": "This API for sending email, given the receiver, subject and content.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user."}, "label": "RegisterUser", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/120", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/RegisterUser-ForgotPassword-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "0377ba4d248824ebd18e8b3e025292512ace6334e754db1b63f4acf7f00b2b77", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 120, "file": "RegisterUser-ForgotPassword-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "RegisterUser", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e268ff83d800151c4cd90851cd05669f4a844a57921f957179cd9a4b769951c8"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nWhat is 0.3 × 427?\nA) 0.1281\nB) 12.81\nC) 1.281\nD) 128.1\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "claude-v1": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-instant-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-elementary-mathematics.val.294", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-elementary-mathematics.val.294", "text_sha256": "5ffc9c36ad37b69774a4b26bc1b2bf862ff2d8bf0b175fa7dbb408f9c5176d97", "eval_name": "mmlu-elementary-mathematics", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-elementary-mathematics.val.294"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "24c9de302c1172a48ef83c70cf9f6331954224485d7d0fe777e038517552c295"}}
{"state": "MUTUAL NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENT (page 2.)\nB. GENERAL\n1. Either party may terminate this MNDA without cause upon five (5) days written notice given to the other, provided that confidentiality obligations under Section A of this Attachment A shall survive termination hereof.\n2. No rights or obligations other than expressly recited herein are to be implied here from. Nothing except that expressly stated herein shall affect either party's present or prospective rights under any country's patent laws, or be construed as granting any license under any present or future patent or application therefor, or preclude marketing any product unless such marketing constitutes unauthorized disclosure of INFORMATION.\n3. This MNDA shall be construed, interpreted and applied in accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.\n4. Consistent with other provisions herein, each party assures that it will not knowingly, without obtaining prior authorization from the U.S. Dept. of Commerce Office of Export Administration, transmit directly or indirectly the technical data received pursuant hereto or the immediate product (including processes and services) produced directly by use of such technical data to Afghanistan, People's Republic of China, or any other Country Group Q, S, W, T, or Z country specified in Supplement No. I to Part 370 of U.S. Dept. of Commerce Export Administration Regulations.\n5. This document and appendices contain the entire agreement between the Parties and supersede any previous oral or written understandings, commitments or agreements pertaining to the subject matter hereof. This MNDA shall not be modified or changed in any manner except in a writing signed by both parties. If a court of competent jurisdiction finds any of the provisions hereto so over-broad as to be unenforceable, such provisions may be reduced in scope by the court to the extent it deems necessary to render the provision reasonable and enforceable.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties have caused this MDNA to be executed as of this 9th day of December __, 1996.\nDIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION TERAYON Corporation\nSigned Signed\n----------------------------- Jacob Tanz\nTyped Name Typed Name\n----------------------------- Vice President, Marketing\nTitle Title", "questions": {"nda-11": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall not reverse engineer any objects which embody Disclosing Party's Confidential Information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-19": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Some obligations of Agreement may survive termination of Agreement.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-3": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Confidential Information may include verbally conveyed information.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "not_mentioned", "src": "contractnli"}, "nda-4": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Statement: \"Receiving Party shall not use any Confidential Information for any purpose other than the purposes stated in Agreement.\" Does the contract entail, contradict or not mention this statement?", "criteria": {"entailment": "The contract entails the statement", "contradiction": "The contract contradicts the statement", "not_mentioned": "The contract does not mention it"}, "label": "entailment", "src": "contractnli"}}, "_meta": {"id": "contractnli/development/456", "source": "contractnli", "area": "language", "group_id": "contractnli/doc/456", "text_sha256": "d6391f873cfde7b27f614f42e0b4204c48f339f88570f3ed2c692f041951f76f", "provenance": {"via": "https://stanfordnlp.github.io/contract-nli/resources/contract-nli.zip:contract-nli/dev.json", "document_id": 456, "file_name": "1052303_0000950109-98-003654_document_16.txt"}, "stratum": "sec-text", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "fdfa5f3f51971693e4c7eb0c7477d025f576bdf78e591d5bb264efeafc2e4cc0"}}
{"state": "Getting upset from the creation of your own imagination [closed]\n\nLets say I got angry at someone who did/said something wrong. Even after this angry interaction with this person is finished, I noticed I continue to express my negative reaction in my head creating some imaginary situation where this specific person is doing/saying something wrong (which they didn't do/say in real life; it's totally in my head, a creation of my negative imagination). It wastes my time, mental energy, breaks my focus/concentration at productive work, and definitely it's long term effect on my mental health cannot be good.\n\nI just wanted to know -\n- What this problem/issue is known as (just so I can do a little more research online)?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "I totally agree. Although the riddle is very good and rather entertaining, it\nis booby-trapped to unconsciously take the reader through a one way tunnel,\nand scream “AHAAAA!!! (We got you!)” at the end, to finally justify the\nrevelation of an already existing situation. The problem exists, and it is\nreal. There is no imminent need for the “Sherlock Holmes” theatrics. However,\nit was fun to read.", "doc_2": "About a month in a half ago, I am 30 btw, I smoked marijuana and I had smoked\nmarijuana before, but this time O got paranoid and a fear I would never\nforget, i didn’t notice anything until 3 to 5 days later, where I didn’t\neat,sleep or go out of fear, i didn’t want to be around people. Little by\nlittle my family would help me and I had to explain to them and they have been\nvery supportive, is been 1 week I started taking magnesium and has helped, not\ncompletely but I still get tensed and also my brain feel weird, i feel out of\nit which makes my anxiety bad. I have went to the E.R twice because i did\nexperience panic attacks. I just want to know how long will it take to feel\nbetter even thoughi have made a progress, i accepted the fear and talked about\nit to many family members. But why do i still feel the shock?", "doc_3": "Your mind is always occupied in one of two places: what is going on inside your head or what is going on outside your head. It is impossible to focus at the same time on both what’s internal and what’s external, just as it is to focus on neither. What is possible, though, is to switch between them, which, with a little mental discipline, you can do pretty much whenever you want.", "doc_4": "**Rumination** is the focused attention on the symptoms of one's [ mental\ndistress ](/wiki/Mental_distress \"Mental distress\") , and on its possible\ncauses and consequences, as opposed to its solutions, according to the\n_Response Styles Theory_ proposed by [ Nolen-Hoeksema ](/wiki/Susan_Nolen-\nHoeksema \"Susan Nolen-Hoeksema\") in 1998.  [1]  [2]\n\nBecause the Response Styles Theory has been [ empirically ](/wiki/Empirically\n\"Empirically\") supported, this model of rumination is the most widely used\nconceptualization. Other theories, however, have proposed different\ndefinitions for rumination. For example, in the _Goal Progress Theory_ ,\nrumination is conceptualized not as a reaction to a [ mood\n](/wiki/Mood_\\(psychology\\) \"Mood \\(psychology\\)\") state, but as a \"response\nto failure to progress satisfactorily towards a goal\".  [3]  As such, both\nrumination and [ worry ](/wiki/Worry \"Worry\") are associated with [ anxiety\n](/wiki/Anxiety \"Anxiety\") and other negative emotional states; however, its\nmeasures have not been unified.  [4]  Multiple tools exist to measure\nruminative thoughts. Treatments specifically addressing ruminative thought\npatterns are still in the early stages of development.  [5]", "doc_5": "I totally agree. Although the riddle is very good and entertaining, it is\nbooby-trapped to unconsciously take the reader through a one way tunnel, and\nscream “AHAAAA!!! (Got you!)” at the end, to finally justify the revelation of\nan already existing situation. The problem exists, and it is real. There is no\nimminent need for the “Sherlock Holmes” theatrics. However, it was fun to\nread."}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/75", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/75", "text_sha256": "adc7405fc75f275af29892b7eaa13f48d694f7ac6794ed2a5f9431f14f481da6", "gold_id": "rumination/Ruminationpsychology_4.txt", "negative_ids": ["materialism/fourstatesofmind_10.txt", "surgeon_son/buresearchriddlerevealsthedepthofgenderbias_77.txt", "surgeon_son/buresearchriddlerevealsthedepthofgenderbias_527.txt", "excessive_shock/7warningsignsacutestressreactionemotionalshockhtm_435.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "75"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1bf15a23043f13e44770bc821dd516ecb20ca2d6e7d96ad574234cce92f73ed3"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Long jump", "context": "Man is standing in a race track running and making a long jump and the video shows a repetition. Man is smiling and fells in the track of happiness. men"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "are running and making jumps in a race track airport.", "opt_2": "wearing red t shirts are chasing the boy.", "opt_3": "are sitting on white chairs next to a racetrack.", "opt_4": "performs a long jump in blue desert."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/6682", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_Xjw9vUwILOE", "text_sha256": "cc50d6b2d29607e1987435cb37cf5d81759a295eeff365734628d24cf3064a1d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 475, "source_id": "activitynet~v_Xjw9vUwILOE"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b6f699f51eeb7108f9bd669bedf050aaaf7ed70461907b6304f7f5bedfa9d602"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.That’s concrete,” said local pedestrian Frank Brogden, who shook his head while pondering why the dumbshit California black oak was stupid enough to believe its saplings could grow in an area devoid of soil, nutrients, and water", "question": "Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/352", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/2b9003e8cf228fb07b02", "text_sha256": "76eb777c4023a1dd366a29e5473e4a75dc2c08dc0c84e4086695e718e682ca1c", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 352}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1b126c0855942ffab04602372dd8598ebdeecf0390ef870ddad0fe62d26d9784"}}
{"state": {"service": "Discover, learn about, and reserve restaurants", "dialogue": ["User: I want to find a place to eat in San Leandro that is cheap and has vegetarian options.", "System: Is there a type of cuisine you prefer?", "User: I like Latin American food."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"MakeAReservation": "Get a reservation at a local restaurant", "LookupRestaurants": "Find a restaurant nearby", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "LookupRestaurants", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/14_00064/2", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/14_00064", "text_sha256": "98878a7e3706c659a6a3a52fae5977bbc3aa13814f9c78709fa506da522589f5", "schema_variant": "v3", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "14_00064", "turn": 2}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0bbe93f1e7d81e626cb3d263d306789455a92956ee52ec759dc7bb78f396eaf9"}}
{"state": "User: Can you translate \"hello\" to French?\nAI: Sure, I can help with that.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "Translate": "The API for translating text from source language to target language.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user."}, "label": "Translate", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/253", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/Translate-level-1-4.jsonl", "text_sha256": "e5eaccdb2631c9e2776ff72e77837be05ac025cc6ce450796796714a43060c18", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 253, "file": "Translate-level-1-4.jsonl"}, "stratum": "Translate", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "43e5dc4bf4c0daf77370c8969d3015dd454511b78d5d0524ff658ea3348d6d16"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me reschedule my appointment with Dr. Smith on October 10th?\nAI: Sure! To do that, I'll need the appointment ID and the new appointment date and doctor's name. Do you have that information?\nUser: Yes, the appointment ID is 90123456 and the new appointment is with Dr. Lee on October 12th.\nAI: Great! Let me check with the system to see if that's possible.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "GetToday": "This API gets the current date.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "QueryMeeting": "This API allows users to query the information of a meeting.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryHistoryToday": "This API queries the history of the given date."}, "label": "ModifyRegistration", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/118", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyRegistration-level-1-4.jsonl", "text_sha256": "51486b4478171e49686d5e97aabd2652f860a74dd74244683830bc110b6faf62", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 118, "file": "ModifyRegistration-level-1-4.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyRegistration", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "1fd2201a11eb51803eaa252ef8c2230ba0a78dfe9efe180e3e3eaeb0b1caadc5"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Making a cake", "context": "Three girls are seen standing behind a counter speaking to the camera with one spreading butter around a pan. Another mixes ingredients into a bowl with another girl's help and the girls lick the spoon used afterwards. they"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "change sides of the pan and make practice with each other in the sink.", "opt_2": "then pass the clam to each other while holding the bowl.", "opt_3": "continue mixing with one another while using their hands in the end.", "opt_4": "pour the mixture into a pan, put it in the oven, then shortly take it out some time after."}, "label": "opt_4", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/12216", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_Q9UovyMsTLc", "text_sha256": "d1a5b7a99a676091a13fdd078f1531361c17c8514a27b8eadd649e4065269bad", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 883, "source_id": "activitynet~v_Q9UovyMsTLc"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "61d240bf447414af2bbd28531d89ac2fcef9b885a153fe2f24892e21858e504c"}}
{"state": "Mark preferred his drinks in paper cups over styrofoam cups because the _ are strong.\nA) styrofoam cups\nB) paper cups\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-instant-v1": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null}, "label": "claude-instant-v1", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.365", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.365", "text_sha256": "5122b0a1da3b4e353d049ea2a36f5457328501415e3512096bdd2f086f48c3e2", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.365"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "4f02e5eb091d6a144c1a845affa1645092daf2834b1c60ee972a5152775b1ef0"}}
{"state": {"service": "Music search and streaming with something for everyone", "dialogue": ["User: I'd like something to watch. Please find me an Adventure movie, starring Fred Sadoff.", "System: I found The Poseidon Adventure movie, which has an average rating of 7.1.", "User: Who directed this movie?", "System: Ronald Neame is the movie's director.", "User: Cool. Please find good songs to listen to, preferably from the Peace Of Mind album.", "System: The 1 song I recommend is So High by Rebelution, in the Peace Of Mind album.", "User: What is the music genre?", "System: The song's genre is Reggae.", "User: Which year was it released?", "System: It was released in 2011.", "User: Okay, that's the song I'd like to listen to.", "System: Should I go ahead and play this song?", "User: Yes, please. Play it on the Bedroom speaker."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"SearchSong": "Look for a song by artist/genre/year", "PlayASong": "Listen to the selected song on your device", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "PlayASong", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/10_00086/12", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/10_00086", "text_sha256": "84ddf8b2276a497fc7b9e7e76d16f6b90ef5e0bb92525cced64b6f1058a57da8", "schema_variant": "v1", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "10_00086", "turn": 12}, "stratum": "changed", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bc214a77ff9b5de7d06fd252e16ca620d4f909e6a75d3b1923526ff83e707258"}}
{"state": "Proving existence of a unique pure strategy Nash Equilibrium in two-person continuous games\n\nI am working on a game theory exercise and I want to prove existence and uniqueness of pure strategy NE for a 2 person game with continuous strategy spaces. Lets call the payoff functions 𝜋1\n and 𝜋2\n for players 1 and 2. The strategy spaces are simple one dimensional intervals in Euclidean space that are common across players (𝑠1,𝑠2∈𝑆=[𝑎,𝑏]\n). What do I need to do to show that the payoff functions are diagonally strictly concave? I am having a hard time wrapping my head around Rosen's paper and I don't need many dimensional strategy spaces and n players for now. I was wondering if there was a simpler, easy to understand version of the result for my simplified game. If someone could also provide some intuition for that condition, it would also be a massive help! Thanks", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "A player has a dominant strategy in a game when the payoff structure is such\nthat one option is always the better choice, regardless of the opponent's\nchoice. An outcome of the game is given by a pair of strategies, one for each\nplayer. An outcome is a Nash equilibrium if each player is maximizing their\noutcome taking as given the strategy of the other. A game may have a Nash\nequilibrium outcome without having any dominant strategy for any player, but\nif all players have a dominant strategy, then that combination of strategies\nis automatically a Nash equilibrium.", "doc_2": "1 ∂x1∂x2 · · ·\n∂2 ⎜⎜ u2(x) . ⎝\n⎟⎟ U(x) = ⎠ .. . ∂x2∂x1\n.\n.\n.\nThe next proposition provides a sufficient condition for the payoff functions to be diagonally strictly concave.\nProposition 4 For all i ∈ I, assume that the strategy sets Si are given by Eq. (3), where hi\nis a concave function. Assume that the symmetric matrix (U(x)+UT (x)) is negative definite\nfor all x ∈ S, i.e., for all x ∈ S, we have\nyT (U(x) + UT (x))y < 0, ∀ y =� 0.\nThen, the payoff functions (u1, . . . , uI ) are diagonally strictly concave for x ∈ S.\n6-12\nProof: Let x∗, x¯ ∈ S. Consider the vector\nx(λ) = λx∗ + (1 − λ)x, ¯ for some λ ∈ [0, 1].\nSince S is a convex set, x(λ) ∈ S.\nBecause U(x) is the Jacobian of �u(x), we have\nd dx(λ)\ndλ�u(x(λ)) = U(x(λ)) d(λ)\n= U(x(λ))(x∗ − x¯),\nor\n� 1\nU(x(λ))(x∗ − x¯)dλ = �u(x∗\n) − �u(x¯). 0\nMultiplying the preceding by (x¯ − x∗)T yields\n(x¯ − x∗\n)\nT �u(x∗\n) + (x∗ −\n�\nx¯\n1\n)\nT �u(x¯)\n1 = −2 0\n(x∗ − x¯)\nT [U(x(λ)) + UT (x(λ))](x∗ − x¯)dλ\n> 0,\nwhere to get the strict inequality we used the assumption that the symmetric matrix (U(x)+\nUT (x)) is negative definite for all x ∈ S. �", "doc_3": "Defection always results in a better payoff than cooperation, so it is a\nstrictly dominant strategy for both players. Mutual defection is the only\nstrong [ Nash equilibrium ](/wiki/Nash_equilibrium \"Nash equilibrium\") in the\ngame. Since the collectively ideal result of mutual cooperation is irrational\nfrom a self-interested standpoint, this Nash equilibrium is not [ Pareto\nefficient ](/wiki/Pareto_efficient \"Pareto efficient\") .", "doc_4": "What Is a Nash Equilibrium in Game Theory?\nNash equilibrium in game theory is a situation in which a player will continue with their chosen strategy, having no incentive to deviate from it, after taking into consideration the opponent’s strategy.", "doc_5": "Example of Nash Equilibrium\nImagine a game between Tom and Sam. In this simple game, both players can choose strategy A, to receive $1, or strategy B, to lose $1. Logically, both players choose strategy A and receive a payoff of $1."}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/17", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/17", "text_sha256": "ed471f71d7d4a784e62c7e71c3759cdbf4ce2e710c2a7436f8ce4620a6d685c1", "gold_id": "nash_continuous/48cb7ae4210825b7de3d7fc0bcc8553fMIT6254S10lec06bpdf_10.txt", "negative_ids": ["coordination_game/nashequilibriumasp_10.txt", "coordination_game/Prisoner27sdilemma_60.txt", "coordination_game/gametheory_242.txt", "coordination_game/nashequilibriumasp_16.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "17"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "624743030a903785d3df953c49373f3a9e96d1e13331fecd1d556077ee7e5b53"}}
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{"state": "Find me a apartment in Oceanside with 6 bedrooms and 14 baths under $1069000 rent.", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "API.set_location: # To set the location for the search area. This function must be called before setting any criteria. API.set_location(value: string)", "tool_2": "API.set_buy_or_rent: # To specify whether to search homes for buying or renting. 'value' can be chosen from ['buy', 'rent']. This function must be called after setting the location and before setting any other criteria. API.set_buy_or_rent(value: str)", "tool_3": "findhomebyarea: search for a property to rent or buy in a given city", "tool_4": "schedulevisit: schedule a visit to a property on a given date", "tool_5": "getPopulationData: Retrieve datasets related to population, demographics, and social and environmental indicators."}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/toolbench_sam_query_33", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/toolbench_sam_query_33", "text_sha256": "19114ec58b24b45d79bdeb64a52929a2eadddb5be86bd289a84cc1f979937834", "gold_id": "toolbench_sam_tool_175", "negative_ids": ["appbench_tool_11", "appbench_tool_12", "toolbench_sam_tool_182", "toolalpaca_tool_1039"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:toolbench-sam/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "toolbench-sam", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "171f8e46c54b4ca10f6ee945f5834fb1a23fdf842bf0a1d4005d796203ac6499"}}
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{"state": {"original_headline": "Lindsey Graham : Breitbart , Steve Bannon Critical to Passing Federalism-Focused Obamacare Repeal"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Lindsey Graham : Breitbart , Stupidity Critical to Passing Federalism-Focused Obamacare Repeal", "b": "onion : Breitbart , Steve Bannon Critical to Passing Federalism-Focused Obamacare Repeal"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/7890-8009", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/7890", "text_sha256": "02c27634c9d74ba48616a519144b47f4c4c71ac95be365d7f8dde348bd68a9f9", "grades": ["1.6", "0.4"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "7890-8009"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "527c9364370f185d34b744579aa43e924c8e4a79ac751c799f049149f91a3a7e"}}
{"state": {"service": "A site to find cars in your area for rental needs", "dialogue": ["User: I want a car for renting which I will use until the 4th. I need to pick it up at afternoon 1:30. Find me something nice.", "System: What is your pick up location and when do you want this car?", "User: I will pick it up from Los Angeles on March 2nd."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"FindRentalCar": "See a list of nearby cars to rent", "MakeCarBooking": "Make a car reservation based on your schedule", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "FindRentalCar", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/15_00011/2", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/15_00011", "text_sha256": "e42359da14f71f5e4d16dd236c294e903890f89e8484112d77a17a73aa0d443d", "schema_variant": "v5", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "15_00011", "turn": 2}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "15e081bebce41d3fdc7e44f71c9d77807f8e7ed209cd10261d467127e1bf5d3f"}}
{"state": {"service": "Discover the right therapist for you and make reservations easily", "dialogue": ["User: find a therapist", "System: what kind then?", "User: a family counselor"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"BookAppointment": "Make a reservation with the therapist based on user's wish", "FindProvider": "Discover therapist according to user's conditions", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "FindProvider", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/11_00099/2", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/11_00099", "text_sha256": "8c8d851119778904de20ebb31f77b32de922ad6cb7a55c9b0690612d7295db91", "schema_variant": "original", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "11_00099", "turn": 2}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6b2d9f537753ab14a482d9f44507b4dcd4a77380ec580e98836d3a2dea1f5c55"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: What is the application version? Do not add parameters!"], "available_functions": [{"name": "version_api.VersionApi.get_version", "description": "Retrieve the current version of the application, including the application name and its semantic versioning string.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {}, \"required\": [], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "repository_api.RepositoryApi.get_repository_meta_component", "description": "Resolves the latest version of a component based on its Package URL from the configured repositories.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"purl\": {\"description\": \"The Package URL (purl) uniquely identifying the component whose latest version needs to be resolved.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"purl\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}, {"name": "oidc_api.OidcApi.is_available", "description": "Check whether OpenID Connect authentication is available for the specified application.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"app_id\": {\"description\": \"The unique identifier of the application to check for OpenID Connect availability.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"app_id\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `version_api.VersionApi.get_version` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}, "call_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `repository_api.RepositoryApi.get_repository_meta_component` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}, "call_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `oidc_api.OidcApi.is_available` for this request?", "label": false, "src": "bfcl_live_multiple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/live_multiple_246-110-0", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/live_multiple_246-110-0", "text_sha256": "0b0d8e36c5e1302c4626f0ba6274750c118b22efb294b36dcd32608b4bc90975", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_live_multiple.json", "id": "live_multiple_246-110-0"}, "stratum": "live_multiple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ff7d1a8151edc27b05ba78983e1f85b21c14af221a59233bca964612d599e415"}}
{"state": "i'd like to know if my capital one credit card have international transaction fees", "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which intent does this request express?", "criteria": {"credit_limit": null, "report_lost_card": null, "international_fees": null, "application_status": null, "new_card": null, "replacement_card_duration": null, "credit_score": null, "card_declined": null, "redeem_rewards": null, "out_of_scope": "The request fits none of the listed intents"}, "label": "international_fees", "src": "clinc150"}}, "_meta": {"id": "clinc150/development/1988", "source": "clinc150", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "clinc150/development/1988", "text_sha256": "80966e6a8cbfe3a97c81330821de0cb2ef98207bc54b7d70007358ce8a722fd8", "provenance": {"via": "hf:clinc/clinc_oos@155b9c710419136e17307b80d0a13e68cd46b4ec:plus/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1988}, "stratum": "credit_cards", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "14f1adfc8e4f8e6c29ec76478f5fdfb597955d1f2b5fbb916a12f751e563d397"}}
{"state": {"passage": "A threat describes an intention to inflict pain, injury, or violence against an individual or group. An insult refers to an inflammatory or negative comment directed towards a person or group. severe_toxicity is characterized by a very hateful, aggressive, or disrespectful comment. toxicity involves rude, disrespectful, or unreasonable remarks that may cause people to leave a discussion. profanity includes swear words, curse words, or other obscene or profane language. sexually_explicit refers to references to sexual acts, body parts, or other lewd material. An identity_attack involves negative or hateful comments targeting someone because of their identity. Lastly, flirtation consists of pickup lines, compliments about appearance, or subtle sexual innuendos.If you found your dog pissing on a rug and then your child urinating on the dog, you would think, ‘Yeah, I’m annoyed, but they’re idiots who don’t know what they’re doing so they get to walk away from this one", "question": "’ Multi Label Question: Does this sentence satisfy any of the following definitionss? /n"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"identity_attack\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"flirtation\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"profanity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"sexually_explicit\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"severe_toxicity\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"insult\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"threat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/532", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/d861f2e991329d7f86dd", "text_sha256": "4ec3028fa410aefd0699022f03c57e7cc697b26d48b1aa06d3c5a2c010e4161a", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 532}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "896bccb1d40230b9a2911aa0906b68d5f5ca8a4895029b9e27fb60886cd6ea6f"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Catherine V. \"Ginny\" Kilgore of Oxford, an attorney with North Mississippi Rural Legal Services, has been recognized for her dedication to serving the indigent. Sent 2: Kilgore - who oversees delivering legal services to the disabled and elderly in 39 north Mississippi counties - is recipient of the University of Mississippi School of Law's 2002 Public Service Award. Sent 3: The award was announced recently at a dinne r, held in Kilgore's honor and hosted by law school Dean Samuel M. Davis, who presented her with an engraved plaque. Sent 4: \"Ginny Kilgore is a public servant in the truest sense,\" said Davis. Sent 5: \"Her selection continues the tradition of this award in recognizing those who have labored in the trenches, with little or no compensation but with great professional and personal satisfaction in helping to bring justice and equality to those who need it most.\" Sent 6: \"This award means a great deal to me,\" Kilgore said, pointing to others so honored. Sent 7: \"The work of those who received the award before me has been so important; I feel very honored.\" Sent 8: After earning bachelor's and master's degrees in education and a few years teaching, Kilgore enrolled at the UM law school. Sent 9: Upon graduation in 1975, she entered private law practice in Oxford, joining NMRLS in 1978. Sent 10: Since then, she has earned promotions from managing attorney, senior attorney, then director of the Council on Aging project. Sent 11: Since 1990, she has worked in the Administrative Law Unit and Resource Development, and directed the Elder Law Project, serving the northern half of the state. Sent 12: She also is an adjunct professor in the UM law school's Civil Law Clinic. Sent 13: She held a similar post a few years ago in the school's Elder Law Clinic. Sent 14: Kilgore says she's found her niche. Sent 15: \"I've always thought it was important to do work to help people. Sent 16: I really enjoy it. Sent 17: The issues I've dealt with through the years have been on the side of helping people maintain the basics of life - home, healt h care, jobs and family.\" Sent 18: She says her desire to serve others was sparked early, growing up in a single-parent home, aware that her widowed mother faced certain challenges as she supported her four children through public school and college", "question": "Where did Kilgore graduate from in 1975?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Yale\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"TM Law School\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"UM\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"LSU\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"University of Mississippi\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"MIT\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Oxford\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_8": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Harvard\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_9": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"University of Oxford\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_10": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"UM law school\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/271", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/e3143d572a6d77045273", "text_sha256": "14551517925690e16e9e8a2463b2c026b4e34912c0f908bb75055b62f70e194f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 271}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7cef0aa57cc8650decf6cd425d0ee1524c961ffec22504bd23a67a7958287299"}}
{"state": {"passage": "The Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC)announced 1.5 mln dlrs in credit guarantees previouslyearmarked to cover sales of dry edible beans to Honduras havebeen switched to cover sales of white corn, the U.S.Agriculture Department said. The department said the action reduces coverage for salesof dry edible beans to 500,000 dlrs and creates the new line of1.5 mln dlrs for sales of white corn. All sales under the credit guarantee line must beregistered and shipped by September 30, 1987, it said", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"corn\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"orange\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"castorseed\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"rice\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"income\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/694", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/2004af2a5ecea534a9c9", "text_sha256": "7cd21adfeaa5b5faf130e332cac0a96e0c099f9fba18c899955729912f65d5ba", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 694}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f25d9b62edf5acd625f0e9187a654feccd6f14132c43470aa7bf3b805b1282a1"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Iraqi Forces Invade Kurdish City Of Kirkuk After Independence Vote"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Iraqi ants Invade Kurdish City Of Kirkuk After Independence Vote", "b": "Iraqi Forces decorate Kurdish City Of Kirkuk After Independence Vote"}, "label": "b", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/10693-7423", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/10693", "text_sha256": "e52ea6516450852ee159d0b8674e9cec7c2fec46d1b3a144e9ffd6da329759ed", "grades": ["0.6", "0.8"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "10693-7423"}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c6df2ad29ac3f164ebba2e4a45fb3cd9e546e00a5a7647ae59522deea028ae06"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Can you help me find restaurants in New York, NY that cater to my dietary preferences which include Vegan, Gluten-free and Dairy-free options, and then do the same for Los Angeles, CA and Chicago, IL?"], "available_functions": [{"name": "restaurant.find_nearby", "description": "Locate nearby restaurants based on specific dietary preferences.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"dietary_preference\": {\"default\": [\"Vegan\"], \"description\": \"Dietary preference.\", \"items\": {\"enum\": [\"Vegan\", \"Vegetarian\", \"Gluten-free\", \"Dairy-free\", \"Nut-free\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"The city and state, e.g. Los Angeles, CA\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `restaurant.find_nearby` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_parallel"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/parallel_127", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/parallel_127", "text_sha256": "f2079b493e8a7e7515061ba3dd536b5a048e47ce31c21e49075925bbc08c568d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_parallel.json", "id": "parallel_127"}, "stratum": "parallel", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a64c1a4869f290dd5a386721578813bc44bc5b69f657fce32faedde60a28e182"}}
{"state": {"passage": "The U.K. Exported 535,460 tonnes of wheatand 336,750 tonnes of barley in January, the Home Grown CerealsAuthority (HGCA) said, quoting adjusted Customs and Excisefigures. Based on the previous January figures issued on February 9,wheat exports increased by nearly 64,000 tonnes and barley byabout 7,000 tonnes. The new figures bring cumulative wheat exports for theperiod July 1/February 13 to 2.99 mln tonnes, and barley to2.96 mln compared with 1.25 and 1.89 mln tonnes respectively ayear ago. January wheat exports comprised 251,000 tonnes to EuropeanCommunity destinations and 284,000 tonnes to third countries. The Soviet Union was prominent in third countrydestinations, taking 167,700 tonnes while Poland was creditedwith 54,500 and South Korea 50,000 tonnes. Italy was thelargest EC recipient with 75,000 tonnes followed by WestGermany with 55,200 and France 52,000 tonnes. Barley exports for January comprised 103,700 tonnes to theEC and 233,000 to third countries. The Soviet Union was thelargest single importer with 133,265 tonnes followed by SaudiArabia with 53,800 tonnes", "question": "What topics are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"rape-meal\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"wheat\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"cpi\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"grain\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"barley\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"rape-oil\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/766", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/870024f8c5f3d86a89d6", "text_sha256": "40ac5a2d58daaec96697a726a48362d9a1f2f0e1acdc2fa80ada4faae0f46a53", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 766}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "110f2d3b22e2dfc560253c7fb8ae9cb0f035ca5fe405610f6387f53b8b92070b"}}
{"state": "Previous conversation:\n\nHuman: Provide an image named cache/fbprvdeo.png. Description: a tennis player swinging a racket at a ball. A man standing on a tennis court holding a racquet. A man in black shirt and shorts playing tennis. A tennis player prepares to hit the ball. A person on a blue tennis court playing tennis. Understand the image using tools.\nAI: Received.\n\nuser:Predict the depth of the tennis court and players in the image,", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "generateNewFace: Generates a new, hyper-realistic image of a person that does not exist.", "tool_2": "Predict Depth On Image: useful when you want to detect depth of the image. like: generate the depth from this image, or detect the depth map on this image, or predict the depth for this image. The input to this tool should be a string, representing the image_path", "tool_3": "NLPTool: for training AI models to understand natural language", "tool_4": "Generate Image Condition On Depth: useful when you want to generate a new real image from both the user description and depth image. like: generate a real image of a object or something from this depth image, or generate a new real image of a object or something from the depth map. The input to this tool should be a comma separated string of two, representing the image_path and the user description", "tool_5": "PsychologyToolkit: A suite of psychology tools that provide in-depth analysis of users' psychological preferences and behavioral habits."}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/gpt4tools_query_11", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/gpt4tools_query_11", "text_sha256": "e6471265a739855016e28db940eca791fa2e45bc1198b1b7f0131a032184260b", "gold_id": "gpt4tools_tool_6", "negative_ids": ["tool_be_honest_tool_679", "toolalpaca_tool_714", "gpt4tools_tool_26", "tool_be_honest_tool_164"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:gpt4tools/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "gpt4tools", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "446c765a20bb6a79e77926c02edd36eeab9758de54eb2c34f006847322b974de"}}
{"state": "Are clouds a solid, liquid, or gas?\n\nI have been looking online and they are often described ambiguously as a \"mass\". For instance, from NASA:\n\nA cloud is a mass of water drops or ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere. Clouds form when water condenses in the sky. The condensation lets us see the water vapor. There are many different types of clouds. Clouds are an important part of Earth’s weather and climate.\n\nSince they describe it as a vapor, that makes me think it is indeed a gas. But condensation is by definition the change of state from a gas to a liquid. So that makes it sound like it could be a liquid, or contain liquid droplets rather than \"freely moving\" molecules that typically make up a gas.\n\nBut at another web site, which doesn't seem all that authoritative, it says that clouds are a solid, liquid, and gas simultaneously!\n\nA cloud is a liquid, a solid, and a gas.\n\nThat does seem intriguing. If I remember correctly, liquids are supposed to be incompressible, and clouds are likely compressible.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "topography, and wind conditions. In turn, fog affects many human activities, such as shipping, travel, and warfare.\nFog appears when water vapor (water in its gaseous form) condenses. During condensation, molecules of water vapor combine to make tiny water droplets that hang in the air. Sea fog, which shows up near bodies of saline water, is formed as water vapor condenses on bits of salt. Fog is similar to, but less transparent than, mist.\n\n\nDefinition[edit]\nThe term fog is typically distinguished from the more generic term cloud", "doc_2": "cool as they move upward. When moist air masses begin to cool, water vapor begins to condense. Condensation is the physical change of a gas into a liquid. Water vapor can condense to form small water droplets visible as clouds in Earth’s atmosphere.\n \nWithin a cloud there is a balance between water vapor condensing to form drop liquid water droplets and liquid water droplets evaporating to form water vapor. This process can be seen in the changing shapes of clouds. If condensation exceeds evaporation, precipitation tends to occur. Precipitation is the fall of", "doc_3": "How are contrails different from other clouds?\nContrails are \"human-induced\" clouds since they are formed by water vapor condensing and freezing on particles from airplane exhaust. Contrails are always made of ice particles, due to the very cold temperatures at high altitude. Other types of clouds can be formed by water vapor that condenses on particles which are present in the atmosphere due to many sources, such as from volcanoes or dust storms, not specifically from aircraft exhaust. Those clouds are sometimes made of water droplets, and sometimes ice crystals, depending on the temperature where they form.", "doc_4": "to form an overcast cirrus layer.\nSometimes these clouds can shimmer like a rainbow - and you may have heard that this happens when the contrails freeze into ice crystals. That's partially true, but even liquid water droplets in contrails can produce the effect. It happens when the sun refracts through the water or ice, which acts like a prism to bend the light's colors.Exhaust and Aerodynamic Contrails Can Happen Simultaneously\nAircraft can produce both types of contrails at the same time. When an aircraft is cruising at a high flight level where", "doc_5": "part1 -------------------\nCloud condensation nuclei (CCNs), also known as cloud seeds, are small particles typically 0.2 µm, or one hundredth the size of a cloud droplet. CCNs are a unique subset of aerosols in the atmosphere on which water vapour condenses. This can affect the radiative properties of clouds and the overall atmosphere. Water requires a non-gaseous surface to make the transition from a vapour to a liquid; this process is called condensation.\nIn the atmosphere of Earth, this surface presents itself as tiny solid or liquid particles called CCNs. When no CCNs are present, water vapour can be supercooled at about −13 °C (9 °F) for 5–6 hours before droplets spontaneously form. This is the basis of the cloud chamber for detecting subatomic particles.\nThe concept of CCN is used in cloud seeding, which tries to encourage rainfall by seeding the air with condensation nuclei. It has further been suggested that creating such nuclei could be used for marine cloud brightening, a climate engineering technique. Some natural environmental phenomena, such as the one proposed in the CLAW hypothesis also arise from the interaction between naturally produced CCNs and cloud formation."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/11", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/11", "text_sha256": "9d1bcad99063b45d56e2b69bb4b97958f3b855966f9d182b6492dffa94f13501", "gold_id": "composition_of_cloud/Cloud_condensation_nuclei1.txt", "negative_ids": ["wind_movement/wind_formation3_3.txt", "contrial_formation/the_science_of_contrails5_9.txt", "fog_bow/Fog3_5.txt", "contrial_formation/contrails5_1.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "11"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0918be73ee45cc3e3ca72b537ea799ec70626fde86f0d2bb233e37d84409e031"}}
{"state": "James was suffering from nausea and decided to drink ginger tea but the _ was too meek.\nA) tea\nB) nausea\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null}, "label": "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.1129", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.1129", "text_sha256": "565f0003a1a341d96a1a36e8efe581ff5b4cc65c0cc080231aa1554efedec1e1", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.1129"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "51ab24df8d3188174b10badeecae005ad91adfc912404d3b03601a2a4dd1fb88"}}
{"state": {"service": "Find and watch shows and movies for the best prices anywhere", "dialogue": ["User: I want a movie", "System: what genre then?", "User: I like drama", "System: 10 movies dogman hackers and high life", "User: dogman works for me", "System: wanna rent it?", "User: yes another time"]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"LookForMovies": "Organize movies by genre, director, or actors", "LeaseMovie": "Confirm movie rental with a choice of subtitles", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "NONE", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/18_00058/6", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/18_00058", "text_sha256": "9376e225b2d70bb30d5bb11f6db4636c86346516919580223a5f6f79c415e17a", "schema_variant": "v2", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "18_00058", "turn": 6}, "stratum": "none", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "81b836d6fd242c0cc407e649486164970f60f1888b9fcd68dad1caedb58b3061"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Trump ' proud to have led the charge against the assault ' on ' Merry Christmas '"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Elves ' proud to have led the charge against the assault ' on ' Merry Christmas '", "b": "Trump ' proud to have led the charge against the assault ' on ' misogyny '"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/13903-3888", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/13903", "text_sha256": "39f8596b6e9e5ddbe9c58c7d478256efffe2d6b39bc71c0834cd24b8a356a6f1", "grades": ["1.2", "1.0"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "13903-3888"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "be091a653da4c20bf505b924db1ea0b64116a76015e61010337e8159ced49bf0"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Mix yellow and blue colors and adjust the lightness level to 60 percent."], "available_functions": [{"name": "mix_paint_color", "description": "Combine two primary paint colors and adjust the resulting color's lightness level.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"color1\": {\"description\": \"The first primary color to be mixed.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"color2\": {\"description\": \"The second primary color to be mixed.\", \"type\": \"string\"}, \"lightness\": {\"description\": \"The desired lightness level of the resulting color in percentage. The default level is set to 50.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}}, \"required\": [\"color1\", \"color2\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `mix_paint_color` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/simple_258", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/simple_258", "text_sha256": "1ac863472d59a349f2f9f202a5294983f35727c123134ef9fa10674e95438e3f", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_simple.json", "id": "simple_258"}, "stratum": "simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "00b3ebf13ca09fbd0bfd3c62040a2286c3c9429f62bb6f181ac059985bbe2199"}}
{"state": "User: Can you help me reset my password for my account?\nAI: Sure, what is your username and email associated with the account?\nUser: My username is user1 and my email is user1@example.com\nAI: Okay, I have initiated the password reset process. Please check your email for the verification code. Once you receive it, please let me know.\nAPI-Request: [ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='user1', email='user1@example.com')]->970420\nUser: Okay, I received the verification code. Now, what should I do?\nAI: Great! Please give me the verification code and the new password you want to set.\nUser: The verification code is 970420 and the new password is user1newpass\nAPI-Request: [ForgotPassword(status='Verification Code', verification_code='970420', new_password='user1newpass')]->success\nAI: Your password has been reset successfully. Is there anything else I can assist you with?\nUser: Can you help me delete my account?\nAI: Sure, I just need to get the token for authentication. What is your username and password?\nUser: My username is user1 and my password is user1pass", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"DeleteAccount": "Delete an account.", "ForgotPassword": "Sends an email to the user with a link to reset the password. Need call twice, first with 'Forgot Password' status to get the verification code, then call again with 'Verification Code' status to change the password. Must pass the name of the parameters when calling the API, like ForgotPassword(status='Forgot Password', username='username').", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "QueryStock": "This API queries the stock price of a given stock code and date.", "ModifyPassword": "The API for modifying the password of the account.", "OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "RegisterUser": "The API for registering a account, given the username, password and email.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set."}, "label": "GetUserToken", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/47", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/ModifyPassword-ForgotPassword-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-3.jsonl", "text_sha256": "3c78485668baaa9517188de86c5e02c6526eb92184217e4f7ae29814826bb6b8", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 47, "file": "ModifyPassword-ForgotPassword-DeleteAccount-GetUserToken-level-2-3.jsonl"}, "stratum": "GetUserToken", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ba83f7a407ace0dfdd76209a590e3efd8ce705ef752adbfcfd8e6a385dd5e4ba"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Among the early blows struck for independence was a rebellion in the town of Olhão. Sent 2: On 16 June 1808, the townsfolk — armed with little more than ancient swords, spears, and stones — attacked and captured the local French garrison. Sent 3: It's said that a party of local men then set sail from Olhão all the way to Brazil, without maps or navigational aids, to tell the king of the insurrection. Sent 4: The real battle, however, was waged under the leadership of the Duke of Wellington, whose coalition forces expelled the French after two years of bitter fighting. Sent 5: The war left Portugal further weakened, and in 1822 its major empire outpost, Brazil, declared independence. Sent 6: At the same time, a dispute over the crown continually raged between Pedro IV, the absentee monarch who preferred to reign as Emperor of Brazil rather than return to Portugal, and his brother Miguel. Sent 7: The power struggle, with strong overtones of absolutism versus liberalism, excited the interest and intervention of other powers. Sent 8: With British help, Pedro defeated Miguel off Cape St. Vincent in 1833, and his expeditionary force marched to Lisbon. Sent 9: Pedro took the throne, though armed struggle continued for months and the lingering bitterness long after that. Sent 10: By 1892 Portugal, racked by wars and the continuing expense of maintaining its African colonies (including those of Mozambique and Angola), declared itself bankrupt. Sent 11: The seeds of discontent with absolutist rule were sown. Sent 12: Kingdom's End Bloodshed would haunt the remaining years of the Portuguese monarchy. Sent 13: On 1 February 1908, the royal family was riding in an open carriage along the Lisbon river front plaza, Terreiro do Paço, when an assassin opened fire and killed King Carlos and the heir to the throne, Prince Luis Filipe. Sent 14: The prince's younger brother, Prince Manuel, was also hit, but he survived and was thus propelled to the throne at the tender age of 19. Sent 15: Amid republican agitation, a surprise uprising led by elements within the armed forces deposed Manuel in 1910. Sent 16: Having ruled for less than three years, Manuel died in exile in 1932 in England. Sent 17: The sudden end of more than seven centuries of monarchy brought confusion and crisis to the country. Sent 18: Presidents and prime ministers were ushered into and out of office an unbelievable 45 times between 1910 and 1926, until a military revolution suspended Portugal's problematic democracy", "question": "What happened in the town of Olhão?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"A rebellion\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"A ritual\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"On 16 June 1808, the townsfolk — armed with little more than ancient swords, spears, and stones — attacked and captured the local French garrison\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"The independence\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/120", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/7aeb02f14ef2aafbd47e", "text_sha256": "682ab45dd3db02c5e7b846eebc78bc6300ab9ace59d1168b60860349910a9399", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 120}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7b1e5e17f5f85d3860f6c4fd079beb5816f07fc08752658ba038dcccf48b9eb6"}}
{"state": "Despite the fact that Joseph was sick and Craig was healthy, _ still stayed home from work that day.\nA) Joseph\nB) Craig\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-instant-v1": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.842", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.842", "text_sha256": "1fe9d695c0083002cfdc666512cf6641d1be4a65b6ac0e14b50e86d93605ba44", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.842"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b06452ea20e13c3c3e074af81cf0f32e89a09a93de2c6a4ba19aa2a7d621c43b"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Ping-pong", "context": "Two people play a ping pong match in a room. The person scores multiple points in the game in a row. people"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "run to measure the number of points she scored, but cannot touch her.", "opt_2": "cheers for their scores.", "opt_3": "are seen watching the game.", "opt_4": "are running behind the players."}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/19064", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_aAY_M6M26TI", "text_sha256": "ac98ecce9cd0ec939bea78f23c438eb0517e2680998789cf3707d909180b1bfa", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 1317, "source_id": "activitynet~v_aAY_M6M26TI"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e842a28da4cc8a9a41b4b5ce0504d1885f6036fda7ded6f55b3390fb87ca8ea6"}}
{"state": "In the haze of neon lights and the serving of a silent hand of fate, Timothy lies dead in a casino, a sai his cruel end, leaving the unruffled Detective Winston to interrogate suspects, Harry and Rosemary.\n\nIt had been a long day for Winston. The air was heavy with the scent of fresh coffee and the clamour of a bustling restaurant kitchen. His eyes fell on a seasoned chef, Rosemary, as she deftly wielded her bladed tools — knives, cleavers, graters — with calm precision. Watching her, it came as no surprise that Rosemary had clocked several years in this industry.\n\nSomething in the room changed. Shouting ensued, then a loud crash that rang out above the normal kitchen discord. Rosemary had hurled a metal pot across the room. The assistant, who stood close by, looked shocked but unharmed. Winston decided it was his cue to intervene.\n\n\"Rosemary, care to explain what just happened?\" Winston asked, stepping closer to the irate chef.\n\nShe gave him a guarded look before deliberately changing the subject, \"Did you know Timothy was a fan of my stir fry? Ironic, isn't it?\"\n\nWinston frowned slightly at the statement but decided to push forward. He knew how to dance around subjects, but Rosemary seemed skilled at the bucolic ballet of the restaurant business.\n\n\"I've heard some disturbing claims, Rosemary,\" Winston brought out his notebook, \"about the threats you've been issuing to Timothy, and your hostility towards people of his nationality.\"\n\nAt Winston's words, Rosemary ran a weary hand over her face and sighed. \"Seems word gets around.\"\n\n\"A public event, not long ago. You spoke openly about your, um-\" Winston glanced down at his notes, \"-'distaste' for Chinese folks,\" he pressed on, \"and you've been caught on tape making similar remarks towards Timothy.\"\n\n\"Is that a crime, detective?\" Rosemary challenged.\n\n\"I'm just here to piece the puzzle together. I understand you take a particular interest in Asian culture - antique Asian weapons in particular. I've seen your collection, Rosemary. Sais, even?\" he prodded, hoping for a reaction.\n\nRosemary's gaze sharpened as she turned her back on him, busily cleaning her array of kitchen knives. She didn't confirm nor deny his observation. Noting her silence, Winston thanked her for her time and walked out onto the casino floor, a maelstrom of thoughts whirling around his mind. He felt like he was leaving with more questions than when he had entered.\n\nWinston took a good look at the crime scene, a corner of the bustling casino, cordoned off by the police tape. Something felt grimly out of place among the bright lights and incessant chatter of the casino. He carefully sifted through the conflicting information and people's statements spinning in his head.\n\nTime to get some answers, Winston thought, and made his way to his interviewee.\n\nIt was late in the day when he finally knocked on Harry's door. A man in his early thirties, with a life-hardened face glanced out at him skeptically.\n\n\"Harry, correct?\" Winston asked.\n\n\"And who's asking?\" came the guarded reply.\n\n\"Detective Winston,\" he flashed his badge, \"I'm here to ask you a few questions about Timothy.\"\n\nHarry's eyes flashed, \"I'm not surprised,\" he grumbled. \"Come on in then.\"\n\nAs Winston made his way inside, he noticed the place bore a striking resemblance to traditional dojo settings. A pair of sai swords caught his eye, arranged carefully on a display holder. A typical weapon of the martial arts form Harry used to instruct.\n\n\"Nice collection.\" Winston gestured towards the sai. \"You instruct?\"\n\nHarry looked back at the sai, \"Used to.\"\n\nHarry's manner was gruff, but he seemed at home sharing his old days as a martial arts instructor. They talked about martial arts, how Harry won several competitions, his daily training routine, which apparently included practicing with the sai regularly. Harry's days as a horse trainer surfaced later in the conversation.\n\n\"Got dealt a bad hand?\" Winston inquired casually, nodding at the pile of losing horse race betting slips on Harry's coffee table. \n\nHarry grunted, \"Yeah, you could say that.\"\n\nWinston knew Harry only had income from betting on races, and recently he had lost quite a few. Harry had a deep gambling debt with Timothy over his betting habits. Photography was not Winston's hobby, but he recalled Harry's face distinctly in the casino cameras' footage from before the murder took place. There were rumors that Timothy was planning to expose Harry's debt to the other horse owners, and the situation got tough.\n\n\"Got into any recent arguments?\" Winston asked.\n\nHarry frowned and averted his eyes, \"Maybe...just one with Timothy at the casino.”\n\nWinston nodded, keeping his expression neutral. The timing was unfortunate, he thought. And that debt wasn't going anywhere, especially with Harry having recently lost his job at the stables.\n\n\"Heard you were giving out loans?' Winston asked.\n\nHarry's face stiffened, \"He needed money\", he replied, explaining that Timothy had lent him a large sum of money specifically for his betting habit, a haunted expression crossing his face.\n\nWinston stood up, concluding his visit, \"Just one last thing, Harry,\" Winston queried, \"The VIP lounge, in the casino? You're familiar with it, aren't you?\"\n\nHarry met Winston's gaze, resignation in his eyes, \"Used to spend a lot of time there.\"\n\nAs Winston exited the apartment, he couldn't shake off the heavy feeling hanging in the air, leaving him with more questions than answers. Good thing he was in a questioning mood.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Who is the most likely murderer?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Harry", "opt_2": "Rosemary"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_murder_mystery"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/murder_mystery/2", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/murder_mystery/2", "text_sha256": "e245f0763cb88d01aa290a9dc2679cdbcc85aed2992f7d456a7be0c6b2f9bb90", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:murder_mystery.csv", "row": 2}, "stratum": "murder_mystery", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "418188ad87af1345dadb79107dbc0545c6bdae0d1f80dfaea76ce8f65a733456"}}
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{"state": {"activity": "Playing violin", "context": "The violinist dances as she plays the instrument along with five other dancers. They dance in a modern and hip hop style of dancing. then only two of the dancers"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "talk and one dancer lightly dances.", "opt_2": "stay on the stage with the violinist and dance in a salsa style.", "opt_3": "join her as she continues playing to both the camera and the audience.", "opt_4": "are left to dance and sit together while they cover themselves with their capes and join in the dj's rendition of the fountain of youth."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/3662", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_fwqDDFkOaCc", "text_sha256": "36eb6e99a76c03fd487d30d84caa5d8b980e467031dc7e1d2904d5802f619221", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 265, "source_id": "activitynet~v_fwqDDFkOaCc"}, "stratum": "zeroshot", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7b0fea6699c541e39558d28436c69f81f47fcfbd02a966a7bb0617af12a2b448"}}
{"state": "The arrow stuck to the bark but not the stone because the _ was hard.\nA) bark\nB) stone\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.95", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/winogrande.dev.95", "text_sha256": "35b39ae80d345f35afc48a765a598086863fe1b5156a175a72bdd465b49b7157", "eval_name": "winogrande", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "winogrande.dev.95"}, "stratum": "winogrande", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "2b949d35892b99255a0aa6011ec3d6c3b9f63d9d45356f62f4b1c8b3021321e6"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nWhen using bioelectrical impedance for measuring body composition, why does an electrical current travel faster through muscle than it does through fat?\n\nA) Muscle weighs more than fat\nB) Muscle contains less water than fat\nC) Muscle contains more water than fat\nD) Muscle weighs less than fat\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat": null}, "label": "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-nutrition.val.258", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-nutrition.val.258", "text_sha256": "f35230656f8f8148c183924c1a69b8d71c7997c1f1eb07ecae9473c37c8073df", "eval_name": "mmlu-nutrition", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-nutrition.val.258"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cd134cdcfc4a528ddddac087224645f214ed84c04a976158e4199ed6d25a8c03"}}
{"state": "What causes adenosine build up in the brain when awake?\nAdenosine is an important hormone in sleep regulation. It is postulated that when a person is awake, there is a build up of adenosine in the brain, which inhibits the neurons in the brain, and produces tiredness. (See answer for more information: What causes humans to be sleepy?)\nHowever, I am wondering what specifically causes this adenosine build up. I understand ATP (adenosine tri-phosphate) is broken down to ADP in the brain to produce energy. I thought this ADP would then be used to re-generate ATP again etc, so I'm not sure how adenosine is built up in the brain over a day.\nBasically I am unsure how Adenosine itself, as opposed to ATP or ADP, is produced during the waking state?\nMy theory is that during the high demand waking state there is insufficient energy to convert ADP back to ATP, and the excess ADP is broken down to adenosine somehow.\nI would appreciate an explanation of how this build up occurs, and also an explanation of how this in turn how it induces sleepiness would be a plus.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Go to:\nCaffeine\nCaffeine is a readily available and cost effective stimulant used strategically, socially and often habitually44, 45). Caffeine promotes alertness by blocking adenosine receptors. Adenosine, a by-product of cellular energy expenditure, is a neurotransmitter inhibitor which increases with time awake and causes drowsiness46). Caffeine has been shown to improve performance and alertness under conditions of high sleep pressure such as sleep deprivation and during the night47, 48). The search yielded four studies that examined caffeine as a countermeasure to sleep", "doc_2": "Biochemistry[edit]\nA1 receptors are implicated in sleep promotion by inhibiting wake-promoting cholinergic neurons in the basal forebrain. A1 receptors are also present in smooth muscle throughout the vascular system.\nThe adenosine A1 receptor has been found to be ubiquitous throughout the entire body.", "doc_3": "A third (and non-mutually exclusive) explanation for the independent benefit\nof sleeping longer concerns sleep pressure. Specifically, the effective\ndischarging of sleep pressure upon awakening. This dissipation, also known as\ndischarging of the sleep homeostat (in part, reflecting the clearance of\naccumulated adenosine  [ 17 ](/articles/s41467-022-34503-2#ref-CR17 \"Porkka-\nHeiskanen, T. & Kalinchuk, A. V. Adenosine, energy metabolism and sleep", "doc_4": "timekeeper of circadian rhythms is the suprachiasmatic nucleus of the hypothalamus.34 Circadian rhythm manifests at the cellular and network level, involving several pathways and neurotransmitters35 and modulating brain activity,36 cognition,37 and cortical excitability.38 Sleep pressure, or sleep homeostasis, is mostly mediated by the concentration of adenosine diphosphate (ADP). ADP is a waste product of neural activity,39 and high concentrations of ADP are correlated with deeper slow-wave sleep.40 Adenosine inhibits neurons involved in the arousal circuits and exc", "doc_5": "that occurs if a person rubs their arm continuously. After a while, this stimulation creates a warm sensation that can eventually turn painful. This pain results from a progressively amplified synaptic response of the peripheral nerves. This sends a warning that the stimulation is harmful. Sensitization is thought to underlie both adaptive as well as maladaptive learning processes in the organism. Active learning [ edit ] Main article: Active learning Active learning occurs when a person takes control of his/her learning experience. Since understanding information is the key aspect of learning, it is important for learners to recognize what they understand and what"}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/80", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/80", "text_sha256": "02f8d38dcb91953abd7f7642c6c9883432bd9c223e969c2f4c1db123dc3c97bf", "gold_id": "induce_sleep/Adenosine_A1_receptor_1.txt", "negative_ids": ["shut_down_conciousness/PMC10539891_9_1.txt", "wake_up_wrong/PMC5136610_10_0.txt", "wake_up_wrong/s41467022345032_110_0.txt", "organism_learn/Learning_4_161.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "80"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "096d2e4ead9882dbe7ea9d9d568f002dea8ec0cdfad1d5595d0701ec3327e5b2"}}
{"state": "Thinking about What Others Think of You\n\nWhen a mind develops, it goes through numerous stages of awareness, such as (not necessarily in order)\n\nAwareness of others\nAwareness of self\nAwareness of other's thoughts (this may not be a discrete stage)\nWhat do you call the awareness of other's awareness of you (and the logical deduction of what they believe you're thinking)?\n\nI believe this should be the stage before meta-gaming is possible.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "tasks. Patients with [ frontal lobe ](/wiki/Frontal_lobe \"Frontal lobe\") or [\ntemporoparietal junction ](/wiki/Temporoparietal_junction \"Temporoparietal\njunction\") lesions find some theory of mind tasks difficult. One's theory of\nmind develops in childhood as the [ prefrontal cortex\n](/wiki/Prefrontal_cortex \"Prefrontal cortex\") develops. It has been argued\nthat children in a culture of [ collectivism\n](/wiki/Collectivism_and_individualism \"Collectivism and individualism\")\ndevelop knowledge access earlier and understand diverse beliefs later than\nWestern children in a culture of [ individualism ](/wiki/Individualism\n\"Individualism\") .  [11]", "doc_2": "Piaget proposed that intelligence grows and develops through a series of stages. Older children do not just think more quickly than younger children. Instead, there are both qualitative and quantitative differences between the thinking of young children versus older children.", "doc_3": "What others think about you doesn't determine your worth. When you start to\nfeel self-conscious, reflect on your thoughts and feelings and focus on\ndeveloping [ self-awareness ](/blog/what-is-self-awareness) .", "doc_4": "During this stage, children also become less egocentric and begin to think about how other people might think and feel. Kids in the concrete operational stage also begin to understand that their thoughts are unique to them and that not everyone else necessarily shares their thoughts, feelings, and opinions.", "doc_5": "To prevent this from happening, firstly, try to identify the thoughts on your mind. Often, having extreme or negative thoughts can intensify the distress we feel. Once you know what you’re thinking about, review your thoughts logically. Ask yourself some questions to understand whether you are thinking rationally about the situation or not. Are you being too quick to jump to conclusions? Is it possible to look at the situation from another perspective? Are you thinking in extreme terms? Are there certain facts that you are overlooking? Are you being unfair or critical?"}, "label": "doc_1", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/psychology/65", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/psychology/65", "text_sha256": "fdb01e34550c091aa63dff195623a17b4ee4a0879a05a7a09a6cedabcfc55afc", "gold_id": "theory_of_mind/Theoryofmind_11.txt", "negative_ids": ["categorization/piagetsstagesofcognitivedevelopment2795457_27.txt", "selection_bias/spotlighteffect_245.txt", "categorization/piagetsstagesofcognitivedevelopment2795457_9.txt", "hot_cold/dealingwithnegativeemotionspositively_21.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/psychology", "query_id": "65"}, "stratum": "psychology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "dc167a9dea7f4d5e57ce65ba9d1b2c958340cc140552637334b9cca082389643"}}
{"state": "Design an innovative solution to improve the efficiency of cargo transportation for a large logistics company. Requirement:\n1. Analyze current transportation processes and identify problem areas and opportunities for improvement\n2. Design an optimized transport solution based on the results of the analysis\n3. Create a prototype to demonstrate the feasibility of the solution\n4. Testing of prototypes and gathering feedback\n5. Improvement of solutions based on feedback\n6. Deployment and monitoring of the final solution", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "DeploymentTool: for deploying features and monitoring their performance", "tool_2": "DataAnalysisTool: used to analyze client data to identify opportunities and risks", "tool_3": "AIWritingAssistant: recognizes problem areas in copywriting and generates copywriting ideas and suggestions", "tool_4": "InsightTool: recommendations for improvement based on financial analysis", "tool_5": "Evaluator: Evaluating and improving prototypes based on user feedback"}, "label": "tool_1", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/tool_be_honest_query_298", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/tool_be_honest_query_298", "text_sha256": "26b62db4869c5009f7f292e316f6116842d1ac3177d9e4aa84f0027cb3d46430", "gold_id": "tool_be_honest_tool_123", "negative_ids": ["tool_be_honest_tool_245", "tool_be_honest_tool_288", "tool_be_honest_tool_386", "tool_be_honest_tool_204"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:tool-be-honest/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:customized"}, "stratum": "tool-be-honest", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "74a5679cbd9cdcd559efb2d71a0447411648c2b0a1ed88276829194e0be0972e"}}
{"state": "Simon, the watch owner, had an antique pocket watch that he held dear and often kept at his study desk. The room was a special place for Simon, his private sanctuary where he spent his time. Maria, Simon's dedicated housekeeper, was a hardworking woman who respected her employer's space, always maintaining its cleanliness and ensuring everything was in its perfect place. Such as the prized pocket watch that was always placed atop the desk and a particular book that was always seen on the shelf. \n\nOn that day, she was extra careful, knowing Simon's friend, Fred, would be coming by. Fred had always treated Simon's possessions with care and mutual appreciation, but he was here to borrow a book. The house was familiar to him - the antique pocket watch on the desk, the specific book on the shelf - everyone, including Fred, was fully aware and respected their locations.\n\nWith meticulous care, Maria relocated the antique pocket watch to the drawer, enabling her to dust off Simon's desk. The sparkle returned to the dark wood as she wiped it clean, the pocket watch now secure in the drawer. While Maria was busy tidying up, Fred had started engaging in pleasant chatter with Maria, standing firmly in the same space as she moved objects around him. She had careful movements and precise placements, her nimbleness an art form in itself. Fred, always polite, stayed clear of her path, his eyes darting occasionally to the locations of Simon's cherished items, a silent acknowledgment of their importance.\n\nAll the while, Maria continued her work diligently, rearranging various items in the room while engaging in light-hearted conversation with Fred. Simon, engrossed in his world, was present in the same room, his eyes flitting between his precious pocket watch, safely in the drawer, and the cheerful pair of Fred and Maria. Their laughter echoed in the room just as Maria placed the last object in its rightful place.\n\nSimon carefully set the antique pocket watch back on the desk, the golden sundial seeming to glow more radiantly than ever. As he lovingly polished the timepiece, he couldn't help but glimpse Maria and Fred's infectious joy, spreading warmth in the room amidst the swirling dust particles. During these moments, Fred was on the other side of the room, entirely absorbed in an antique lamp. Its intricate designs and ancient aura capturing his attention. Maria, meanwhile, was performing her duties graciously, cleaning diligently around Simon. The dust particles danced in the air around her, the sun bouncing off them to create an ethereal glow.\nThe antique lamp held Fred's attention from across the room, away from Simon's study. His fascination for antiquity made him admire the piece from a distance, careful not to disturb the dust that was being methodically cleared by Maria. With her attention centered towards the middle of the room where she was dusting, and Simon's meticulously cared for pocket watch returned to its rightful place, the room echoed with a harmonious rhythm of shared respect among its occupants.\n\nCarefully, Fred transferred the book he wanted to borrow onto the desk. As he laid the tome down, his gaze lingered on Simon's cherished antique pocket watch residing there as well. Simultaneously, in the kitchen, the aroma of brewing tea permeated the air around Maria, who had devoted herself to her tasks. Her fingers delicately handling the teapot and cups, while she graced other duties with the same meticulous dedication that had become her signature. Adjoining this warm, fragrant space, Simon was engrossed in an artistic symphony. A beautiful, intricate painting displayed on the opposite wall had captured his attention, unfolding its story brushstroke after brushstroke in his captivated vision.\n\nTheir individual interests forming a harmony within their different locations, the painting compelling Simon’s admiration within the study, and Maria ensuring the coziness of the house emanated from the kitchen. As the story within the painting unfolded in Simon’s eyes, he was lost in a trance, transported to another world within its colors and lines. Meanwhile, the rhythm of the house carried on around him, the steady bubble of brewing tea and the soft sounds of Maria tending to her duties adding a sense of reassuring familiarity to his afternoon contemplations. \n\nTime trickled on, its essence captured within the hushed sounds of Maria's tea preparations, Simon's seemingly soundless observations, and the watchful silence that fell over them. Quietly, the day progressed, each moment savored and appreciated. Each space echoed with the respective responsibilities carried out with care, a testament to the well-oiled machine that their household had become. As the day dimmed into a serene evening, everything seemed wonderfully in place as the scent of freshly brewed tea wafted into Simon's study. A day of admiration, respect, and harmony drew to a close, everything as it should be in Simon's world.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which location is the most likely place Fred would look to find the antique pocket watch given the story?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "desk", "opt_2": "drawer", "opt_3": "shelf"}, "label": "opt_1", "src": "musr_object_placements"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/object_placements/36", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/object_placements/36", "text_sha256": "d639df6e9daf7065cca4d275d01566e3d86bffbd6a0d64df9bef6c6ed439c8bb", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:object_placements.csv", "row": 36}, "stratum": "object_placements", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0b081db040849ee15047fe12cc7a21b3968d39000e2de8fd3dd94c7ace22c400"}}
{"state": "User: Can you cancel my appointment with Dr. Davis on April 10th?\nAI: Sure, please provide me the appointment ID.\nUser: 56789012\nAPI-Request: [CancelRegistration(appointment_id='56789012')]->success\nAI: Your appointment has been cancelled. Anything else I can help you with?\nUser: Yes, I want to record my health data.\nAI: Okay, please provide your user ID, time and health data.\nUser: My user ID is 123456, time is 2023-04-11 10:30:00 and my health data is [{'name': 'blood_pressure', 'value': '120/80'}, {'name': 'heart_rate', 'value': '80'}]", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "QueryRegistration": "This API queries the registration of a patient, given patient ID.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "AppointmentRegistration": "This API registers an appointment of hospital.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user."}, "label": "RecordHealthData", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/392", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/CancelRegistration-RecordHealthData-level-2-4.jsonl", "text_sha256": "71e5ea357991c99dbe2bb3eea2425b9b6a31a114832c089a01910d5ab8fe88fa", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 392, "file": "CancelRegistration-RecordHealthData-level-2-4.jsonl"}, "stratum": "RecordHealthData", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6d3967b6e5f073efc6d376a0cb948eb5e51c059f026ab96a5279b037f84efb11"}}
{"state": "Please answer with the letter of the correct answer.\n\nA latch is ________ sensitive\nA) level\nB) edge\nC) None\nD) both level and edge\nPrint only a single choice  from \"A\" or \"B\" or \"C\" or \"D\" without explanation. Answer:", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-instant-v1": null, "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat": null, "claude-v2": null, "gpt-4-1106-preview": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null, "claude-v1": null, "meta/llama-2-70b-chat": null, "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106": null}, "label": "gpt-4-1106-preview", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mmlu-electrical-engineering.val.68", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mmlu-electrical-engineering.val.68", "text_sha256": "f1a6531f56a75391a286362f22878e343a218752f8fce66458485c3af0b5ab65", "eval_name": "mmlu-electrical-engineering", "correct_models": ["gpt-4-1106-preview", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mmlu-electrical-engineering.val.68"}, "stratum": "mmlu", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5709dba42472b5d5a178cb010922ba59e47816fadc69508e127322890a7223ee"}}
{"state": "In the dynamic realm of supply chain logistics, there existed a critical junction, a hub essential to the flow of goods and services across diverse territories. As the appointed manager, I was tasked with the crucial responsibility of delegating the roles of driving and warehouse management to my three dedicated employees: Jane, Michael, and Lucy. The challenge lay in aligning their unique abilities with the demands of these pivotal tasks.\n\nJane was our calming presence, a beacon of endurance and patience, with a clean driving record sans accidents or violations. She had honed her abilities on the highways and bylanes, working as a mail carrier, braving the impenetrable city traffic and negotiating arduous rural routes. However, during a fleeting tenure as a manager at her previous employment, Jane’s leadership did not yield the expected outcomes, and productivity had seen a significant drop. With her relaxed persona and distaste for rules, she often found herself at odds with Michael, who held a strict adherence to regulation and order. Furthermore, it was Jane's sense of tranquility that made the rapid pace of the warehouse staggeringly unmanageable. \n\nThen there was Michael, a stickler for doing things his own way. His meticulous nature was often a double-edged sword in the fast-paced world of logistics. His past experience as a warehouse staffer is unfortunately marked by frequent errors leading to lost packages. Coupled with his inability to maintain calm when warehouse operations got busy, the memories still haunt him. Furthermore, past stint as a delivery driver was short-lived, marked by the anxieties of navigating traffic ridden lanes and a latent fear of vehicles. Add to this, the palpable tension between him and Lucy that cloaked the room during lunch breaks, made decision-making a challenge for me.\n\nEnter Lucy. She was a sharp woman, rather assertive, someone who liked to have control and didn't shy away from making decisions unilaterally. She had a history of not respecting guidelines, particularly those cascaded by Michael concerning warehouse operations. This caused a fair share of issues, leading Jane to request a formal meeting about it. Despite her leadership inclination, Lucy bore the burden of a chaotic trial period in warehouse management, with several items misplaced and subsequent delivery failures. Her poor vision affected her driving ability, with history as a pizza delivery driver marked by complaints of late deliveries or erroneous orders.\n\nThe responsibility of assigning tasks weighing heavily on my shoulders, I strived to keep the services running like a well-oiled machine. With Jane's peaceful demeanor and clean driving record, Michael's deep affinity for order and guidelines, and Lucy's bold leadership and decision-making prowess, the task was indeed an intriguing loom waiting to be threaded. Little did our trio know, their strengths and weaknesses were sketches that would eventually come together to form a vibrant canvas of efficient operation.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Given the story, how would you uniquely allocate each person to make sure both tasks are accomplished efficiently?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "Driving: Lucy, Warehouse Management: Jane and Michael", "opt_2": "Driving: Michael, Warehouse Management: Jane and Lucy", "opt_3": "Driving: Jane, Warehouse Management: Lucy and Michael"}, "label": "opt_3", "src": "musr_team_allocation"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/team_allocation/229", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/team_allocation/229", "text_sha256": "6e30bedfc63ffe837f91809bf12fba9a114559344502dd3fea3a31f8b1e72896", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:team_allocation.csv", "row": 229}, "stratum": "team_allocation", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "89be00fe6a010e74e32eeaaa9d83454a72e4eef70a8489111217c435fa989011"}}
{"state": "User: Can you search for the possible diseases and first-aid methods for shortness of breath?\nAI: Sure, I can help you with that. Please tell me the symptom you want to search for.\nUser: Shortness of breath.\nAPI-Request: [EmergencyKnowledge(symptom='Shortness of breath')]->[{'name': 'Asthma', 'aid': 'Treatment may involve inhalers or nebulizers to open the airways, as well as medications to manage inflammation and prevent attacks.'}, {'name': 'Pneumonia', 'aid': 'Treatment may involve antibiotics, rest, and fluids to help the body fight the infection and recover.'}]\nAI: Here are the possible diseases and first-aid methods for shortness of breath: Asthma - A chronic respiratory condition characterized by inflammation and narrowing of the airways, leading to shortness of breath, wheezing, and coughing. Treatment may involve inhalers or nebulizers to open the airways, as well as medications to manage inflammation and prevent attacks. Pneumonia - An infection of the lungs that can cause fever, cough, shortness of breath, and other symptoms. Treatment may involve antibiotics, rest, and fluids to help the body fight the infection and recover.\nUser: Thanks. Can you help me modify the appointment of Olivia Davis with appointment ID 90123456 to October 15th with Dr. Brown?\nAI: Sure, I can do that.", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"ModifyMeeting": "This API allows users to modify a reservation for a meeting", "SymptomSearch": "This API searches for a given symptom.", "CancelRegistration": "This API cancels the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "ModifyRegistration": "This API modifies the registration of a patient given appointment ID.", "SearchEngine": "This API searches for a given keyword for search engine.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "EmergencyKnowledge": "This API searches for a given symptom for emergency knowledge.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user."}, "label": "ModifyRegistration", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/177", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/EmergencyKnowledge-ModifyRegistration-RecordHealthData-level-2-2.jsonl", "text_sha256": "41259e9a0eef5e7fcb10c69737d663842cfce0a04197715b6f4ee89945f893a5", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 177, "file": "EmergencyKnowledge-ModifyRegistration-RecordHealthData-level-2-2.jsonl"}, "stratum": "ModifyRegistration", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "02be0e5e075f4c7544d0eb83f0e87eb73f378d5d07c285ffca0c8c228ce743b2"}}
{"state": "Can a neuron make a synapse onto itself?\nI was wondering if a neuron can make a synapse to itself? I suspect that it would be extremely unusual for a neuron to do this. Anyway, has anyone seen even a single instance of this?\nIs the process by which a neuron 'knows' not to make a synapse onto itself is known?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "with every\nneuron in one layer connecting to every neuron in the next layer. They can be\npooling , where a group of neurons in one layer connects to a single neuron\nin the next layer, thereby reducing the number of neurons in that layer.\n[116]  Neurons with only such connections form a  directed acyclic graph  and\nare known as  feedforward networks .  [117]  Alternatively, networks that\nallow connections between neurons in the same or previous layers are known as\nrecurrent networks .  [118]", "doc_2": "##  Neurons Communicate via the Synapse\n\nInformation from one neuron flows to another neuron across a small gap called\na synapse (SIN-aps). At the synapse, electrical signals are translated into\nchemical signals in order to cross the gap. Once on the other side, the signal\nbecomes electrical again.", "doc_3": "Function[edit]\nA nerve conveys information in the form of electrochemical impulses (as nerve impulses known as action potentials) carried by the individual neurons that make up the nerve. These impulses are extremely fast, with some myelinated neurons conducting at speeds up to 120 m/s. The impulses travel from one neuron to another by crossing a synapse, where the message is converted from electrical to chemical and then back to electrical.\nNerves can be categorized into two groups based on function:\nAn afferent nerve fiber conducts sensory information from a sensory neuron to the central nervous", "doc_4": "An autapse is a chemical or electrical synapse from a neuron onto itself. It can also be described as a synapse formed by the axon of a neuron on its own dendrites, in vivo or in vitro.", "doc_5": "Function[edit]\nA nerve conveys information in the form of electrochemical impulses (as nerve impulses known as action potentials) carried by the individual neurons that make up the nerve. These impulses are extremely fast, with some myelinated neurons conducting at speeds up to 120 m/s. The impulses travel from one neuron to another by crossing a synapse, where the message is converted from electrical to chemical and then back to electrical.\nNerves can be categorized into two groups based on function:\nAn afferent nerve fiber conducts sensory information from a sensory neuron to the central nervous"}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/biology/94", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/biology/94", "text_sha256": "22d5f10282222feabbb745009afd47ad51761c29e93a670f7ed8ebfb5edc3148", "gold_id": "neuron_onto/Autapse_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["temperature_sensed/Nerve_3_0.txt", "brain_no_pain_receptors_headache/Nerve_3_0.txt", "neurons_learn/neurons_2_0.txt", "neurons_learn/Neural_network_(machine_learning)_85_1.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/biology", "query_id": "94"}, "stratum": "biology", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "5ce2a4019434054bc54a8ab8db82c1e783e6d9f3af2b57bbdb7d7e990d88c673"}}
{"state": {"service": "Request a car ride from one location to another", "dialogue": ["User: I want to call a cab.", "System: Where to? Is a shared ride okay?", "User: Park Viva, please. Yes, a shared ride is fine.", "System: How many passengers?", "User: Two people, for AMC NewPark 12."]}, "questions": {"intent": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of this service's intents is the user pursuing right now?", "criteria": {"CallDriver": "Order a cab to pickup and go to a destination", "NONE": "The user is not pursuing any of these intents right now"}, "label": "CallDriver", "src": "sgd"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sgd/development/2_00004/4", "source": "sgd", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "sgd/development/2_00004", "text_sha256": "e618240a7db9adfa5c183f2d1c5954511c31d445de8d8534cf4231f5682444d8", "schema_variant": "v3", "provenance": {"via": "github:google-research-datasets/dstc8-schema-guided-dialogue@e852981ae34990f4358979625854259302feaa78:development", "dialogue_id": "2_00004", "turn": 4}, "stratum": "same", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "6f263f67ffd6aeeb54a112b6630e94dbc8ae6f5ef72f540d40357173e7fa68a0"}}
{"state": "give me a movie cover of a movie from the collection Harry Potter", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "Get a Specific Movie by ID: Retrieve a movie by its unique ID from the IMDb Top 100 Movies list. The response includes various details about the movie, such as its cover image, rank, title, and more.", "tool_2": "Movies_Tv_Shows_Database_Get_Movies_By_Title: Result set includes all search results Each item includes fields: Title Year Movie ID", "tool_3": "GET_collection_collection_id: Get collection details by id. #### Recent Changes | **Date** | **Change** | | - | - | | March 16, 2018 | Added the [translations](#endpoint:bhcsxEgRvyk3N7FnD) method. |", "tool_4": "Google_Search_v2_search: search", "tool_5": "Movie Details by ID: This API returns the details of a movie by its ID. The response includes a medium-sized cover image, trailer, description, and more."}, "label": "tool_3", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/webtools_tmdb_query_38", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/webtools_tmdb_query_38", "text_sha256": "faae58ec7e2b8792e483526871d8182de3fd5447218703ef91dc973a2bc0caaa", "gold_id": "webtools_tmdb_tool_43", "negative_ids": ["toolbench_tool_794", "toolbench_tool_9880", "toolACE_tool_2967", "toolACE_tool_2847"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:restgpt-tmdb/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:web"}, "stratum": "restgpt-tmdb", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "c4af03ccceccfe7c7aa6bafc0265daf75b9ea79f2872734a2bf7a4f8c191f8fe"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Elliptical trainer", "context": "A woman in a red workout shirt is talking about the benefits of an elliptical cross trainer. Another woman in a pink tank top is demonstrating the use of the elliptical. the woman in red"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "sits down in a chair with an elliptical.", "opt_2": "continues explaining the use of the elliptical.", "opt_3": "bend down and grabs the handle and begins working out fingers moving it around her body while talking.", "opt_4": "continues talking about the benefits of her elliptical."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/11859", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_MEbEcvzdytY", "text_sha256": "cdb80fcb0adc7f97df81e1096e5aa61c7f7c31cf6e39b92be0ed3aba294ed9d5", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 854, "source_id": "activitynet~v_MEbEcvzdytY"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "f6881ccaafeba10299512c4b2a57d2f153ad5c9660b7406359781dce1a16ad1a"}}
{"state": "A master violinist, Andrew, alongside Camille, a student violist, were involved in a diligent practice session within the echoing expanse of the concert hall. The melodious notes emanating from their instruments provided a perfect backdrop for Robert, the concert hall manager, who was busily laying plans for the day's events. However, a sudden realization struck Andrew and sent a wave of panic through him - His precious Stradivarius violin was missing from its case. Each person in the hall was aware of the various placements around the space; the vacant violin case resting in the dim light of the dressing room, and the music stand tucked away in the chaos of the equipment room standing as silent markers of the missing instrument's last known whereabouts.\n\nIn a frantic search, Andrew carries the empty case to the main stage, clinging to the faint hope that his precious violin might somehow be there. Amidst the impending turmoil, Andrew darted past Robert, who was orchestrating the day's final setup, disrupting the rhythm of his concentrated pace. On the other side of the concert hall, Camille, was insulated from the ruckus by the soundproof practice booth she occupied. Detached from the unfolding drama, she was deeply immersed in crafting her musical oeuvre, practicing her note-for-note rendering of a sophisticated piece. \n\nIn the purposeful silence around her, Camille picked up her music stand and began her move to the main stage, a location she believes would suffice for her practice. Amidst the shuffle, her eyes landed on the unfamiliar sight of a violin case lying there, out of place and inviting curiosity. Andrew could not phase his determination to find his violin as he was seen, deep in conversation with the janitor, fervently enquiring about his valuable possession. The janitor was also trying to recall if he had come across an unattended item while going about his cleaning routine. Simultaneously, in another part of the concert hall, Robert was engrossed in reviewing a detailed loaded itinerary for the day's events, a document so complicated that it required his absolute attention and focus.\n\nFinding the case discarded in all the commotion, Robert takes control, moving the abandoned violin case to the lost and found, hoping against hope that this small action will return the precious instrument to its rightful hands. Amid the grandeur of the concert hall, Andrew, the renowned violinist, was deeply entrenched in a heated exchange with a fellow musician over a particularly complex composition. His preoccupation was conspicuous in his fervor, a testament to the inner turmoil raged by the disappearance of his invaluable Stradivarius. His frantic search seemed to echo through the lofty arena, each note a stark reminder of his loss. \n\nOn the other side of the hall, the young violist Camille was engrossed in her own world, skilfully tuning her modest instrument, oblivious to the chaotic symphony unfolding behind her. Her back was turned to the rest of the hall, the tuning fork providing an insulating rhythm that kept the world at bay.\n\nThe heated debate surrounding the composition, along with the crescendo of Camille’s viola in the background, made a poignant contrast to the silence around Robert, the manager of the concert hall. Unseen and undisturbed by the drama unfolding in a corner, he was diligently working in another part of the expansive hall, methodically organizing the happenings of the day.\n\nSimultaneously, the concert hall, punctuated by synergy and discord, a microcosm of frantic searches juxtaposed against personal battles and dedicated work, proved again that life is a symphony. Each player, with their part to play, adds a unique tint to the colourful palette of shared experiences. The concert hall, once more vibrating with the joy of fulfilled hopes and reaffirmed dedication, reaffirmed its place as the heart of shared music and camaraderie. The day faded into dusk, melodies drifted into silences, but the harmony remains undiminished, painted in the colours of the night.", "questions": {"answer": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which location is the most likely place Andrew would look to find the music stand given the story?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "dressing room", "opt_2": "equipment room", "opt_3": "lost and found", "opt_4": "main stage"}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "musr_object_placements"}}, "_meta": {"id": "musr/object_placements/224", "source": "musr", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "musr/object_placements/224", "text_sha256": "f9473808ba31cf9e5f3fddd16fd0d897ff607fa74ac12a694bc6149ad6fdadea", "provenance": {"via": "hf:TAUR-Lab/MuSR@7c365b439a222150f317764d4f16ae6c96d7d94a:object_placements.csv", "row": 224}, "stratum": "object_placements", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "62e28588f9fd97ec0357c05b77d793cd78264d544f105864a6205f35d46e2c11"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#969129 #9c8123 #ab7204 #ab6911 #b05e22", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#969129 #9c8123 #ab7204 #ab6911 #b05e22", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#f21313 #94a6a4 #0a0d0c #f23d4c #a61723", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#870f00 #de802b #a32904 #2b1504 #571c10", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#870f00 #de802b #a32904 #2b1504 #571c10", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#ffff00 #59580b #b356a1 #80176b #2e064d", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#cfb46f #a98839 #9ca56c #dbd684 #191800", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#b6d96c #c7c773 #998576 #63505b #4c3936", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#0a82cc #08324d #800000 #330505 #8d8c52", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#c4523c #52352f #b09f74 #fff9d2 #052f41", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#a50004 #8c2703 #8c6316 #a68a38 #8c1f28", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#0971b3 #1485cc #ff0000 #b31212 #fff419", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#418249 #839c31 #948716 #634f05 #2f2a0e", "b": "#418249 #839c31 #948716 #634f05 #2f2a0e"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/788", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/788", "text_sha256": "9e90537250e592077e540029685a458ffbd40c440b2d37d5349e24a87cef7732", "themes": [8347, 8347], "ratings": [1, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 788}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "84c2acfdf2f774552b22e80ae1b0ec4d3aa80e85ab7970623e1c2da165c18677"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Dick was enraged to see how contentedly the men bore the irksome confinement, the meager food, and harsh peremptoriness of the beardless boys set over them as guards. Sent 2: Most of the prisoners passed the time in cards, playing for buttons, trinkets, or what not that formed their scanty possessions. Sent 3: Dick learned that all the commissioned officers of the company with Wesley Boone had been wounded or killed in the charge near the stone bridge. Sent 4: Wesley had been with the prisoners at first. Sent 5: He had been struck on the head, and was in a raging fever when his father and sister came to the prison to take him away. Sent 6: No one could tell where he was now, but Dick knew that he must be in the city, since there were no exchanges, the Confederates allowing no one to leave the lines except women with the dead, or those who came from the North on special permits. Sent 7: Then he visited the provost headquarters, and was shown the complete list of names recorded in the books there; but Barney's was not among them. Sent 8: At the Spottswood Hotel, the day after his coming, he met Elisha Boone, haggard, depressed, almost despairing. Sent 9: Dick had no love for the hard-headed plutocrat, but he couldn't resist making himself known", "question": "Who did the Confederates let leave?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Women with the dead, or those who came from the North on special permits\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"The women and those from the North on special permits\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Special operatives\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/174", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/e378f33f95a7e6a6e598", "text_sha256": "6e13fc25947eb5f75fa296761354d27fe9fc03eccebdaead829d6c639202cbfe", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 174}, "stratum": "answers_2", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ada94e1f123c2b7221a4fc7c2bf55aaa45e18a3938128ef6f5b5b3fae6598bb2"}}
{"state": "When Howard was found dead in his home office, strangled by a coil of barbed wire, it fell to Detective Winston to sift through lies of the prime suspects: Eric and Priscilla.\n\nWinston sighed as he glanced at the report of the latest murder. Howard, killed in his home office, and with barbed wire of all things. Admittedly, he wasn't an animal lover, but the fact the murderer was brazen enough to use something like that was unnerving.\n\nGetting out of his car, he approached the home of his latest suspect, Eric. A pet groomer by trade, who Howard had hired frequently to look after his pets. The peculiar thing about Eric was not only that he used barbed wire to fence the more adventurous pets in check, but that he always carried his work tools, barbed wire included, to his clients' homes. \n\nA neighbor had once mentioned how often he'd seen Eric hauling his grooming tools to his van, barbed wire coils included, and he frequently overheard the sound of water running from Eric's place, leading to reports of an unusually high water bill for Eric last month. The bill was discussed by the locals, and how this pet groomer used a lot of water in his duties wasn't lost on them.\n\nWinston knocked on the door, greeted by a man with sincere eyes and the faint smell of animal shampoo.\n\n“You're Eric, right?” said Winston.\n\n“That’s correct” the man replied with a friendly smile.\n\n\"And you groom pets, correct?\" Winston continued.\n\n\"That's right. I love animals. Even work with barbed wire to keep the more... adventurous ones in check. People in the neighborhood could tell you that. My next-door neighbor always sees me taking my work tools, including the wire, to my clients' homes and he hears the water running as well. You know, cause of bathing and grooming.\"\n\n“Hmm,...\" Winston hummed, rubbing his chin thoughtfully. \"You ever work at Howard's place?\"\n\n“Of course!\" Eric exclaimed quickly. \"Known him, his fiancee Gloria, and his pets for a while now. Have them on top of my customer list, along with a large number of other cat and dog owners.”\n\n“Gloria?” Winston probed.\n\nEric's face flushed, “Yes, I've known her for years, almost ten now. I visit her often for work, and...”\n\n\"Anything else about Gloria?\" Winston interrupted.\n\nEric paused for a moment before responding, “She’s special, Gloria. Kind to everything and everyone, she often showed me signs of warmth and kindness.\"\n\nAs Winston observed Eric, he noticed a notebook lying open on a nearby table. Flipping to the appointments section, he found a number of entries for cat and dog owners, confirming Eric's busy schedule. One page, however, caught his attention: a diary page with 'I love Gloria' written numerous times, speaking volumes about Eric's feelings for her.\n\n\"Thank you for your time, Eric,\" Winston finally said. As he headed towards the door, he turned and asked, \"Howard's office, fur on the barbed wire used?\"\n\nEric nodded. \"Yes, found it quite odd. Normally, I only groom pets in their homes.\"\n\nExiting the home, he made his way back to his car, a new collection of information swirling in his head. Winston had an uneasy feeling about this Eric. He made a mental note to have Eric’s diary and customer list with a number of cat and dog owners entered into evidence. There were a lot of dots to connect and they seemed to be dancing around in his head.\n\nThe blaring sirens came to a halt as Winston arrived at where the latest gruesome killing had taken place. Howard, a man who liked his quiet and often threw himself into work, found dead in his home office. According to initial reports, the murder weapon seemed to be a strand of barbed wire. Winston proceeded towards the crime scene, trying to keep his senses sharp to any clues he might find.\n\nPriscilla was a person of interest in the case. Tied to a string of crimes that included the use of barbed wire, she seemed more suspicious with every detail. Winston would be remiss if he didn't get all the facts about her lined up and ready. Priscilla, an ex-military personnel, stood out for her lack of an alibi during the time of murder. Winston made a note to conduct a thorough interrogation.\n\nWhile going over the diagrams and photos of the scene, Winston found that Howard's property was surrounded by barbed wire fences. An odd detail to his suburban house. Witnesses - the neighbors- reported seeing Priscilla's car on multiple occasions, and explicitly during the time of the murder, at the fenced property. A regular visitor, it seemed. Priscilla had no alibi, and knew the layout of the house well.\n\nHoward, always a reserved man, chose to spend lengthy hours alone in his home office. The numerous sightings of Priscilla at his house during these late work hours, and decisively at the time of murder, intrigued Winston. These were little crumbs, but they pointed Winston in a strong direction.\n\nWinston pulled Priscilla in for questioning; she was not an easy nut to crack. She had a history, pervasions into criminal activities that increased her confidence in her ability to avoid capture. Murmurings of previous killings involving barbed wire whirled around her, and each successful kill reportedly fed her sense of power and precision.\n\nWinston’s revelations grew more unnerving when he discovered that Howard, knowing too much, had threatened to turn her in to the authorities. A direct threat, a motive. Could she have killed Howard to protect her dark secrets? Unraveling Priscilla's role in this was going to be a daunting task that Winston had to muster the strength to undertake. 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{"state": {"passage": "Align Technology promotes importance of digital dentistry for interdisciplinary Orthodontics at 16th Annual Conference of the Saudi Orthodontic Society. Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Align Technology, Inc. (Align) (Nasdaq: ALGN) a leading global medical device company that designs, manufactures, and sells the Invisalign system of clear aligners, iTero intraoral scanners, and exocad CAD/CAM software for digital orthodontics and restorative dentistry, has reinforced its commitment to dental professionals in the region with its presence at the 16th Annual Conference of the Saudi Orthodontic Society as a platinum sponsor of the event. Taking place at Crown Plaza Hotel in Riyadh, KSA from 24th - 27th February 2022, the annual conference is set to highlight the importance of Interdisciplinary Orthodontics, and will bring together more than 500 individuals from the orthodontic industry including doctors, lab practitioners, and industry partners. Over the course of the conference, a range of lectures, panel discussions and workshops will take place, focused on topics that promote interdisciplinary orthodontics, and interdisciplinary collaboration. In line with the regional vision to support digital transformation, the region has been on an upward trajectory for mass innovation, which was further catalysed during the past two years worldwide. The 16th SOS Annual Conference will serve as a much-needed platform for leveraging the digital technologies that will move us toward the future of dentistry, as well as foster more collaboration between the different specialties in the feild. The digitisation of the dental sector is upon us, and this entails the improvement of digital practices for doctors as well as the delivery of higher quality treatment for patients. said Angelo Maura, General Manager Middle East & Africa at Align Technology. Our work in the orthodontic field includes a lot of future planning for patients in which we propose the different outcomes that can be achieved through traditional treatment methods. This planning often requires collaboration with other dental specialities including a prosthodontist and a periodontist as well. Todays technologies and advancements of digital dentistry allow for this collaboration to take place, which increases the quality of patient treatment. Bringing expert dental practitioners together from across the region, the SOS 16th Annual Conference aims to highlight the importance of interdisciplinary and collaborative dentistry. This is the future of best practice, and will ensure dental practitioners across the region are working together to deliver more holistic treatment. Dr Mohamad Al Harbi, President of SOS. Align Technology will be hosting two key events during the conference, focused on driving interdisciplinary orthodontics through the use of digital technologies. One of these will be a lecture Dr. Waddah Sabouni, discussing Alternative Approaches to Orthognathic Surgery with Clear Aligners on 26th of February at from 9am-9.45am. Dr. Waddah Sabouni is an Orthodontist specialist, who is a member of the French Orthodontic Society, American Orthodontic Society, World Orthodontic Society, board member of the French Aligner Society and speaker for European Align Society. He is also international speaker for Align Technology, and winner of the Align Technology International Research Awards in 2015. The lecture will be covering the management of orthognathic surgery cases within the Invisalign system, explaining different approaches to the timing of the surgery within orthodontic treatment. Addtionally, Dr. Sabouni will be sharing his perspective on the differences, benefits and considerations between the alternative approaches. Another key event being hosted by Align Technology will be a four-hour long workshop, also by Dr. Waddah Sabouni, on Aligner Treatment: Possibilities and Considerations. Taking place 27th of February from 2pm-6pm, the workshop will explore the broad aspects of the applicability of clear aligners within the orthodontic practice, including the scope of malocclusions that can be treated with aligners, as well as different interdisciplinary treatments such as cases with periodontal considerations, pre-prosthetic or pre-restorative treatments. Ahead of the conference, Align Technology annoucened its most recent innovations in the region, including the technology-enhancing digital capabilities and convenience, designed to enhance Invisalign treatment planning quality, efficiency, and scale, and contribute to a better doctor-patient engagement and treatment outcomes. These latest updates include Align Technologys ClinCheck Live Update for 3D controls, enabling real-time ClinCheck treatment plan modifications that improve practice productivity, while also improving quality of treatment plans. Align Technology also announced its Invisalign Personalized Plan (IPP) - an innovation that automatically applies a doctors specific treatment preferences for comprehensive cases, enhancing efficiency and step-changing treatment planning consistency for optimal doctor and patience experience. The Invisalign Practice App has also seen a significant upgrade, now providing mobile integration with the Invisalign Doctor Site (IDS), enabling doctors to manage their practice at their fingertips. For more information about the 16th Annual Conference of the Saudi Orthodontic Society, visit: https://sos.sa/annual-conference/27 For more information about Align Technology, visit: https://www.aligntech.com/ Send us your press releases to pressrelease.zawya@refinitiv.com Press Release 2022 Disclaimer: The contents of this press release was provided from an external third party provider. This website is not responsible for, and does not control, such external content. This content is provided on an as is and as available basis and has not been edited in any way. Neither this website nor our affiliates guarantee the accuracy of or endorse the views or opinions expressed in this press release. The press release is provided for informational purposes only. The content does not provide tax, legal or investment advice or opinion regarding the suitability, value or profitability of any particular security, portfolio or investment strategy. 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To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, this website, its parent company, its subsidiaries, its affiliates and the respective shareholders, directors, officers, employees, agents, advertisers, content providers and licensors will not be liable (jointly or severally) to you for any direct, indirect, consequential, special, incidental, punitive or exemplary damages, including without limitation, lost profits, lost savings and lost revenues, whether in negligence, tort, contract or any other theory of liability, even if the parties have been advised of the possibility or could have foreseen any such damages", "question": "What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"article publication\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"company description\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"product updates\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"event organization\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"other\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1177", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/da124d113e0b8e401e45", "text_sha256": "0300cdea3b711330a0ab7e3c3f818ecdfceb95d5d9dd85071a82d928754fd93e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1177}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7f4b8175ba61900c0734d732e33295af2c3804d1ba6139f79ce06efc51e994e0"}}
{"state": {"passage": "Sent 1: Callimaco is taken by the beauty of Lucrezia , but she is the loyal wife of Nicia , a rich and foolish lawyer . Sent 2: Callimaco hires the service of a shady ` fixer ' named Ligurio to aid in his quest to sleep with her . Sent 3: Lgurio informs Callimaco that Nicia and Lucrezia are anxious to have a child . Sent 4: With the fixer's help , . Sent 5: Callimaco masquerades as a doctor and convinces Nicia that the best way for Lucrezia to conceive a child is by her taking a potion made from the Mandrake Root . Sent 6: He lies and warns Nicia that the first man to sleep with Lucrezia after she has taken the potion will die within eight days . Sent 7: Together they devise a plan to kidnap a stranger to sleep with Lucrezia and draw out the poison . Sent 8: Callimaco then disguises himself and arranges to be the one who is kidnapped . Sent 9: Lucrezia is an honorable woman and does not at first agree to meet with the stranger . Sent 10: Nicia gets both Lucrezia's mother , a woman of ill repute , and her confessor Brother Timoteo , a priest of low morals , to aid in convincing Lucrezia of the necessity of the plan . Sent 11: After finally sleeping with Lucrezia , Callimaco confesses everything . Sent 12: Lucrezia gives thought to the duplicity of her husband , her mother , and her confessor , and decides that she now wants Callimaco as a lover forever . Sent 13: Callimaco gets what he had desired and everyone else continues to believe that each had outwitted the others", "question": "Why does Lucrezia want Callimaco to be her lover forever?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Because Callimaco was honest and he confessed the truth, where as all others lied to her\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Because she gives thought to the duplicity of her husband , her mother , and her confessor\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Because she wanted a child\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"She fell in love\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Because she slept with Callimaco\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"Because she loved Lucrezia\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_7": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"To spite her family\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/85", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/0682020022ef06fdd769", "text_sha256": "052909ce874dbeb1ab0313ae28d2572e5cb20fcaa8ef6e4ca0a525d8e85913f6", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 85}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "888d47378a5e03231e5f71452e2fd18919574ddda958d6db8ee8f998f5f7e23c"}}
{"state": "Is there a package for R to plot Schmidt nets, like it is done in geology?\r\n\r\nSo far, I only know software like Stereonet. However I think it would make a lot of sense to handle these data in R, to have so much more possibilities in calculations and statistics.", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "now it's like everything is getting back to normal but delayed two years. So there is a lot of shows happening. And until it gets completely back to normal, it's gonna happen at least a couple of years. So I think Ritchie is not too much into the idea to make anything so far. And he is focused right now with Blackmore's Night — they released an album recently, I think. There's no plan so far; we were not informed about any plan. So we're just waiting for… With Ritchie, you never know — maybe in a couple of days he", "doc_2": "Musical style and themes[edit]\nOn Aurora's profile at Glassnote Records' website, she is quoted as stating:[114]\n\nI don't want to write sad songs only to make people sad, I'll end up with lots of depressed fans. That's not my goal at all. But I want people to know that it's not dangerous to cry or think of something sad for a while. It's easier to think about it through a song, which can also be beautiful while being sad. It's like taking medicine with a teaspoon of sugar. It's important", "doc_3": "<body>\n<div class=\"container\">\n<h2>RockFab: Rock Fabric and Strain Analysis Tools</h2>\n<p>Provides functions to complete three-dimensional rock fabric and strain analyses following the Rf Phi, Fry, and normalized Fry methods. Also allows for plotting of results and interactive 3D visualization functionality.</p>\n<table>\n<tbody><tr>\n<td>Version:</td>\n<td>1.2.1</td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Depends:</td>\n<td>methods</td>\n</tr>\n<tr>\n<td>Imports:</td>\n<td><a href=\"../rgl/index.html\"><span class=\"CRAN\">rgl</span></a>, <a href=\"https://www.bioconductor.org/packages/release/bioc/html/EBImage.html\" target=\"_top\"><span class=\"BioC\">EBImage</span></a></td>\n</tr>", "doc_4": "{\"type\":\"a\",\"content\":[\"allows meteorologists\"],\"attrs\":{\"href\":\"https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/news/meteorological-versus-astronomical-seasons\",\"target\":\"_blank\"}},\" to make the complex statistical calculations necessary to make predictions and compare seasons to one another. “Dealing with whole-month chunks of data rather than fractions of months was more economical and made more sense,” \",{\"type\":\"a\",\"content\":[\"climatologist Derek Arndt\"],\"attrs\":{\"href\":\"https://www.no", "doc_5": "a> to make the complex statistical calculations necessary to make predictions and compare seasons to one another. “Dealing with whole-month chunks of data rather than fractions of months was more economical and made more sense,” <a href=\\\"https://www.noaa.gov/stories/qa-meet-noaas-chief-climate-monitoring-scientist-deke-arndt\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">climatologist Derek Arndt</a> <a href=\\\"https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/capital-weather"}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/earth_science/113", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/earth_science/113", "text_sha256": "b25d17423f132c6b86ab0c55aa4ecf0d8cb041ed3e05325569167db4f444e969", "gold_id": "schmidt_nets/rf1.txt", "negative_ids": ["forcasting_rainbow/Rainbow_(rock_band)4_29.txt", "predicting_aurora/Aurora_(singer)2_43.txt", "start_of_a_season/twice_begin_season5_1901.txt", "start_of_a_season/twice_begin_season5_1859.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/earth_science", "query_id": "113"}, "stratum": "earth_science", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e5aca9b7d1fa3b60fe0cbdadb7348bbb9dd6468372161132e41b7bc239df9585"}}
{"state": {"conversation": ["user: Find the high and low temperatures, humidity, and precipitation for London, United Kingdom for the next 3 days."], "available_functions": [{"name": "detailed_weather_forecast", "description": "Retrieve a detailed weather forecast for a specific location and time frame, including high/low temperatures, humidity, and precipitation.", "parameters": "{\"properties\": {\"days\": {\"description\": \"Number of days for the forecast.\", \"type\": \"integer\"}, \"details\": {\"description\": \"Specific weather details required in the forecast.\", \"items\": {\"enum\": [\"high_low_temperature\", \"humidity\", \"precipitation\"], \"type\": \"string\"}, \"type\": \"array\"}, \"location\": {\"description\": \"The city that you want to get the weather for.\", \"type\": \"string\"}}, \"required\": [\"location\", \"days\", \"details\"], \"type\": \"dict\"}"}]}, "questions": {"call_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Should the assistant call the function `detailed_weather_forecast` for this request?", "label": true, "src": "bfcl_simple"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bfcl/simple_333", "source": "bfcl", "area": "tools", "group_id": "bfcl/simple_333", "text_sha256": "0b5cf36ae70289c723cf39d9356967a00a021bcfbf5e3961b34c7c6897174170", "provenance": {"via": "hf:gorilla-llm/Berkeley-Function-Calling-Leaderboard@61fc0608cfd831fcfbbaa676ebdfef0ed963eeda:BFCL_v3_simple.json", "id": "simple_333"}, "stratum": "simple", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "ac71dd3bd67d45eab5cd93e443a87a4c57271c5fabfa951bd0b553d715766864"}}
{"state": "Vector in a HashMap [duplicate]\n\nI know how to use, String I know how to use, Vector But I am facing issue to use HashMap\n\n```\n#[derive(Serialize)]\npub struct TestStructs {\n    pub ttStrngg: String,\n    pub ttVctorr: Vec<String>,\n    pub ttHshMpp: HashMap<String, Vec<String>>,\n}\n```\n\nHere is what I am trying\n\nDon't have any issues with String\n```\nttStrngg: \"Stringgg\".to_string()\n```\n\nDon't have any issues with Vector\n```\nttVctorr: vec![\"VecStr1\".to_string(), \"VecStr2\".to_string()]\n```\n\nBut do have an issue with HashMap\n```\nttHshMpp: \"HMK1\".to_string(), vec![\"K1V1\".to_string(), \"K1V2\".to_string()]\n```\n\nI've shared what I tried and now looking for that missing thing in HashMap\n\nHere is the Rust Playground link to try your own\n\nAnd here is the error\n\n```\n    Compiling playground v0.0.1 (/playground)\nerror: expected one of `,`, `:`, or `}`, found `!`\n --> src/main.rs:9:46\n  |\n6 |     let ttStrctts = TestStructs {\n  |                     ----------- while parsing this struct\n...\n9 |             ttHshMpp: \"HMK1\".to_string(), vec![\"K1V1\".to_string(), \"K1V2\".to_string()]\n  |                                           ---^ expected one of `,`, `:`, or `}`\n  |                                           |\n  |                                           while parsing this struct field\n\nerror[E0308]: mismatched types\n --> src/main.rs:9:23\n  |\n9 |             ttHshMpp: \"HMK1\".to_string(), vec![\"K1V1\".to_string(), \"K1V2\".to_string()]\n  |                       ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ expected `HashMap<String, Vec<String>>`, found `String`\n  |\n  = note: expected struct `HashMap<std::string::String, Vec<std::string::String>>`\n             found struct `std::string::String`\n```", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "#include <functional>\n    #include <iostream>\n    #include <numeric>\n    #include <string>\n    #include <vector>\n     \n    int main()\n    {\n        std::vector<int> v{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10};\n     \n        int sum = std::accumulate(v.begin(), v.end(), 0);\n        int product = std::accumulate(v.begin(), v.end(), 1, std::multiplies<int>());\n     \n        auto dash_fold = [](std::string a, int b)\n        {\n            return std::move(a) + '-' + std::to_string(b);\n        };\n     \n        std::string s = std::accumulate(std::next(v.begin()), v.end(),\n                                        std::to_string(v[0]), // start with first element\n                                        dash_fold);\n     \n        // Right fold using reverse iterators\n        std::string rs = std::accumulate(std::next(v.rbegin()), v.rend(),\n                                         std::to_string(v.back()), // start with last element\n                                         dash_fold);\n     \n        std::cout << \"sum: \" << sum << '\\n'\n                  << \"product: \" << product << '\\n'\n                  << \"dash-separated string: \" << s << '\\n'\n                  << \"dash-separated string (right-folded): \" << rs << '\\n';\n    }\n\nOutput:", "doc_2": "` \"[0-9]*,\" ` : this means \"any digits any number of times, followed by a\ncomma\". ` [0-9] ` looks for any digit; ` * ` means \"any number of times ` ,\nand ` ,` is a literal comma.\n\nNote  : if your real data has a different format than the toy example (i.e. if\nthe thing you're trying to remove isn't always digits followed by a comma)\nthen you may need to re-write the regular expression to fit your use case. If\nyou need help with that, let me know!  Here  is a regex cheatsheet (second\npage).", "doc_3": "g.html)\n    4. [ **21.4.** Dev-dependencies ](testing/dev_dependencies.html)\n  43. [ **22.** Unsafe Operations ](unsafe.html) ❱ \n  44.     1. [ **22.1.** Inline assembly ](unsafe/asm.html)\n  45. [ **23.** Compatibility ](compatibility.html) ❱ \n  46.     1. [ **23.1.** Raw identifiers ](compatibility/raw_identifiers.html)\n  47. [ **24.** Meta ](meta.html) ❱ \n  48.     1. [ **24.1.** Documentation ](meta/doc.html)\n    2. [ **24.2.** Playground ](meta/playground.html)\n\n__ __\n\n  * Light (default) \n  * Rust \n  * Coal \n  * Navy \n  * Ayu \n\n__\n\n#  Rust By Example\n\n[ __ ](print.html \"Print this book\") [ __ ](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-\nby-example \"Git repository\") [ __ ](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-by-\nexample/edit/master/src/std.md \"Suggest an edit\")\n\n#  Std library types\n\nThe ` std ` library provides many custom types which expands drastically on\nthe ` primitives ` . Some of these include:\n\n  * growable ` String ` s like: ` \"hello world\" `\n  * growable vectors: ` [1, 2, 3] `\n  * optional types: ` Option<i32> `\n  * error handling types: ` Result<i32, i32> `\n  * heap allocated pointers: ` Box<i32> `\n\n###  See also:\n\n[ primitives ](primitives.html) and [ the std library ](https://doc.rust-\nlang.org/std/)\n\n[ __ ](error/iter_result.html \"Previous chapter\") [ __ ](std/box.html \"Next\nchapter\")\n\n[ __ ](error/iter_result.html \"Previous chapter\") [ __ ](std/box.html \"Next\nchapter\")", "doc_4": "trait std::hash::BuildHasher\") ,\n\n[ source ](../../src/std/collections/hash/map.rs.html#1284-1290) §\n\n####  fn [ eq ](../cmp/trait.PartialEq.html#tymethod.eq) (&self, other: & [\nHashMap ](hash_map/struct.HashMap.html \"struct\nstd::collections::hash_map::HashMap\") <K, V, S>) -> [ bool\n](../primitive.bool.html)\n\nThis method tests for ` self ` and ` other ` values to be equal, and is used\nby ` == ` .\n\n[ source ](../../src/core/cmp.rs.html#242) §\n\n####  fn [ ne ](../cmp/trait.PartialEq.html#method.ne) (&self, other: [ &Rhs\n](../primitive.reference.html) ) -> [ bool ](../primitive.bool.html)\n\nThis method tests for ` != ` . The default implementation is almost always\nsufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.\n\n[ source ](../../src/std/collections/hash/map.rs.html#1294-1300) §\n\n###  impl<K, V, S> [ Eq ](../cmp/trait.Eq.html \"trait std::cmp::Eq\") for [\nHashMap ](hash_map/struct.HashMap.html \"struct\nstd::collections::hash_map::HashMap\") <K, V, S>\n\nwhere K: [ Eq ](../cmp/trait.Eq.html \"trait std::cmp::Eq\") \\+ [ Hash\n](../hash/trait.Hash.html \"trait std::hash::Hash\") , V: [ Eq\n](../cmp/trait.Eq.html \"trait std::cmp::Eq\") , S: [ BuildHasher\n](../hash/trait.BuildHasher.html \"trait std::hash::BuildHasher\") ,", "doc_5": "As I said I cannot even import the data successfully. Please let me know if I\nhave made mistakes in my script.  \nTo check if the code works I even tried this with only one file in my\ndirectory and still the same thing happened.  \n  \nThen I tried importing a single csv file using the code below:  \n  \n\nCode:"}, "label": "doc_4", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/stackoverflow/64", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/stackoverflow/64", "text_sha256": "03314a664c78fae62932df3fef1eba935729aa3e45f669f47ab3dd2973ad84fe", "gold_id": "r_std_hashmap/r_std_hashmap_16_2.txt", "negative_ids": ["rust_std_library_types_Traits/rust_std_library_types_3_3.txt", "R_base_all/1188876_12_0.txt", "Bind_variables_Managing_Transactions/1437166-very-large-csv-file0_43_0.txt", "C++_Ranges_library/accumulate4_17_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/stackoverflow", "query_id": "64"}, "stratum": "stackoverflow", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "7196e8bc6e9bd505a2e19c70a6440e2411772e258d6963938b2c374bed04899c"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#8c644d #f2dfbb #350f42 #ac478d #d93b75", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#56a388 #5e313b #5c523e #bd8e7b #c0d498", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#d9704a #f27f3d #f28f38 #594834 #202e40", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#b7be9d #951717 #f5f5e6 #4b5c55 #000000", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#260101 #bf463b #d98555 #a68c5b #5a798c", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#343014 #5c5a38 #d9cec1 #824817 #4f1206", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#42504d #ae342d #f4fcff #c8c8b1 #000000", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#42504d #ae342d #f4fcff #c8c8b1 #000000", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#cc201e #7f3939 #ff7372 #7f1413 #ff2826", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#2b1b0c #f2e6d8 #d9c091 #a68f63 #5a6273", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#734f43 #d9b473 #edd8a2 #8f9189 #194038", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#262626 #595959 #a6a6a6 #f2f2f2 #8c3030", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#bf5f83 #91509c #4c407a #2a4061 #193238", "b": "#ff627b #ffcfc0 #ffffff #b3d77a #518a4e"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/403", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/403", "text_sha256": "f1525e58a247b30e5fa2442d7709b623408bb17dfd7e1aa28b586ad4f61a51b6", "themes": [2611, 347], "ratings": [4, 1], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 403}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0ec06bb41ef15c6edeb516ce50bb8b8a4e7c3c8a993bf094975e4168c8dcfc3c"}}
{"state": "[ROS1 Noetic]Qt5 Rviz plugin\n\nI'm having trouble making Rviz teleop plugin using Qtcreator. I'm using Noetic and Ubuntu 20.04.\n\nThe codes is not complete yet, for now I just want to see teleop GUI on Rviz. I'm using catkin_make_isolated --install build system\n\nError message: [ERROR] [1694503592.866043597]: PluginlibFactory: The plugin for class 'rviz_teleop_plugin/QtTeleopPanel' failed to load.  Error: Could not find library corresponding to plugin rviz_teleop_plugin/QtTeleopPanel. Make sure the plugin description XML file has the correct name of the library and that the library actually exists. \n\nfiles: package name: rviz_teleop_plugin\n\nCMakeLists.txt\npackage.xml\nplugin_description.xml\nsrc/qt_teleop_ui,cpp\ninclude/rviz_teleop_plugin/qt_teleop_ui.h\ncmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.0.2)\nproject(rviz_teleop_plugin)\n\nfind_package(catkin REQUIRED COMPONENTS\n  geometry_msgs\n  nav_msgs\n  roscpp\n  rospy\n  rviz\n  sensor_msgs\n  std_msgs\n)\n\nfind_package(Qt5 COMPONENTS Core Widgets REQUIRED)\nfind_package(Qt5Widgets REQUIRED)\nfind_package(Qt5Core REQUIRED)\nfind_package(Qt5OpenGL REQUIRED)\n\nset(CMAKE_INCLUDE_CURRENT_DIR ON)\n\nset(CMAKE_AUTOUIC ON)\nset(CMAKE_AUTOMOC ON)\nset(CMAKE_AUTORCC ON)\n\nset(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 11)\nset(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS \"${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS} -fPIC\")\nset(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD_REQUIRED ON)\n\nset(QT_LIBRARIES Qt5::Widgets)\n\nadd_definitions(-DQT_NO_KEYWORDS)\n\ncatkin_package(\n  INCLUDE_DIRS include\n  LIBRARIES 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plugin_description.xml\n  DESTINATION ${CATKIN_PACKAGE_SHARE_DESTINATION}\n)\n\nset_target_properties(rviz_teleop_plugin PROPERTIES OUTPUT_NAME \"rviz_teleop_plugin\")\n<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>\n<package format=\"2\">\n  <name>rviz_teleop_plugin</name>\n  <version>0.0.0</version>\n  <description>The rviz_teleop_plugin package</description>\n\n  <maintainer email=\"cabmintt@gmail.com\">minseojeong</maintainer>\n  <license>TODO</license>\n\n  <buildtool_depend>catkin</buildtool_depend>\n\n  <build_depend>geometry_msgs</build_depend>\n  <build_depend>nav_msgs</build_depend>\n  <build_depend>roscpp</build_depend>\n  <build_depend>rospy</build_depend>\n  <build_depend>rviz</build_depend>\n  <build_depend>sensor_msgs</build_depend>\n  <build_depend>std_msgs</build_depend>\n\n  <build_depend>qt_gui_cpp</build_depend>\n  <build_depend>qtbase5-dev</build_depend>\n  <build_depend>libqt5-core</build_depend>\n  <build_depend>libqt5-gui</build_depend>\n  <build_depend>libqt5-widgets</build_depend>\n\n  <build_export_depend>geometry_msgs</build_export_depend>\n  <build_export_depend>nav_msgs</build_export_depend>\n  <build_export_depend>roscpp</build_export_depend>\n  <build_export_depend>rospy</build_export_depend>\n  <build_export_depend>rviz</build_export_depend>\n  <build_export_depend>sensor_msgs</build_export_depend>\n  <build_export_depend>std_msgs</build_export_depend>\n\n  <build_export_depend>qt_gui_cpp</build_export_depend>\n  <build_export_depend>qtbase5-dev</build_export_depend>\n  <build_export_depend>libqt5-core</build_export_depend>\n  <build_export_depend>libqt5-gui</build_export_depend>\n  <build_export_depend>libqt5-widgets</build_export_depend>\n\n  <exec_depend>geometry_msgs</exec_depend>\n  <exec_depend>nav_msgs</exec_depend>\n  <exec_depend>roscpp</exec_depend>\n  <exec_depend>rospy</exec_depend>\n  <exec_depend>rviz</exec_depend>\n  <exec_depend>sensor_msgs</exec_depend>\n  <exec_depend>std_msgs</exec_depend>\n\n  <exec_depend>qt_gui_cpp</exec_depend>\n  <exec_depend>qtbase5-dev</exec_depend>\n  <exec_depend>libqt5-core</exec_depend>\n  <exec_depend>libqt5-gui</exec_depend>\n  <exec_depend>libqt5-widgets</exec_depend>\n\n  <export>\n    <rviz plugin=\"${prefix}/plugin_description.xml\"/>\n  </export>\n\n</package>\n<!-- <library path=\"lib/librviz_teleop_plugin\"> -->\n<library path=\"install_isolated/lib/librviz_teleop_plugin.so\">\n  <class name=\"rviz_teleop_plugin/QtTeleopPanel\"\n         type=\"rviz_teleop_plugin::QtTeleopPanel\"\n         base_class_type=\"rviz::Panel\">\n    <description>\n      A Teleop Panel to control the robot.\n    </description>\n    <qtgui>\n      <name>rviz_teleop_plugin/QtTeleopPanel</name>\n      <class>rviz_teleop_plugin::QtTeleopPanel</class>\n      <label>Teleop Panel</label>\n    </qtgui>\n  </class>\n</library>\n#include <QtWidgets/QVBoxLayout>\n#include <QtWidgets/QApplication>\n#include <QtWidgets/QLabel>\n#include <QtWidgets/QDoubleSpinBox>\n// #include <QtWidgets/QPainter>\n// #include <QtWidgets/QLineEdit>\n\n#include <QtCore/QVariant>\n#include <QtWidgets/QAction>\n#include <QtWidgets/QMainWindow>\n#include <QtWidgets/QMenu>\n#include <QtWidgets/QMenuBar>\n#include <QtWidgets/QPushButton>\n#include <QtWidgets/QStatusBar>\n#include <QtWidgets/QWidget>\n#include <QtWidgets/QSlider>\n\n#include <ros/ros.h>\n#include <geometry_msgs/Twist.h>\n// #include <rviz/panel.h>\n\n#include \"rviz_teleop_plugin/qt_teleop_ui.h\"\n\nclass QtTeleopPanel;\n\nnamespace rviz_teleop_plugin\n{\n    QtTeleopPanel::QtTeleopPanel(QWidget* parent)\n        : rviz::Panel(parent),\n        // : QWidget(parent),\n          nh_(\"~\"),\n          cmd_vel_pub_(nh_.advertise<geometry_msgs::Twist>(\"cmd_vel\", 1))\n\n    {\n        QVBoxLayout* layout = new QVBoxLayout;\n\n        QLabel* X_label = new QLabel(\"X ::\");\n        QDoubleSpinBox* X_doubleSpinBox = new QDoubleSpinBox;\n        X_doubleSpinBox->setMaximum(1.0);\n        X_doubleSpinBox->setSingleStep(0.01);\n\n        QLabel* Y_label = new QLabel(\"Y ::\");\n        QDoubleSpinBox* Y_doubleSpinBox = new QDoubleSpinBox;\n        Y_doubleSpinBox->setMaximum(1.0);\n        Y_doubleSpinBox->setSingleStep(0.01);\n\n        QPushButton* Send_Button = new QPushButton(\"Send\");\n        QPushButton* Up_Button = new QPushButton(\"UP\");\n        QPushButton* Stop_Button = new QPushButton(\"Stop\");\n        QPushButton* Down_Button = new QPushButton(\"Down\");\n        QPushButton* Left_Button = new QPushButton(\"Left\");\n        QPushButton* Right_Button = new QPushButton(\"Right\");\n\n        QLabel* Linear_label = new QLabel(\"Linear vel\");\n        QDoubleSpinBox* Linear_doubleSpinBox = new QDoubleSpinBox;\n        Linear_doubleSpinBox->setMaximum(1.0);\n        Linear_doubleSpinBox->setSingleStep(0.01);\n\n        QLabel* Angular_label = new QLabel(\"Angular vel\");\n        QDoubleSpinBox* Angular_doubleSpinBox = new QDoubleSpinBox;\n        Angular_doubleSpinBox->setMaximum(1.0);\n        Angular_doubleSpinBox->setSingleStep(0.1);\n\n        layout->addWidget(X_label);\n        layout->addWidget(X_doubleSpinBox);\n        layout->addWidget(Y_label);\n        layout->addWidget(Y_doubleSpinBox);\n        layout->addWidget(Send_Button);\n        layout->addWidget(Up_Button);\n        layout->addWidget(Stop_Button);\n        layout->addWidget(Down_Button);\n        layout->addWidget(Left_Button);\n        layout->addWidget(Right_Button);\n        layout->addWidget(Linear_label);\n        layout->addWidget(Linear_doubleSpinBox);\n        layout->addWidget(Angular_label);\n        layout->addWidget(Angular_doubleSpinBox);\n\n        QWidget::setLayout(layout);\n\n        QObject::connect(Up_Button, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(on_Up_Button_pressed()));\n        QObject::connect(Down_Button, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(on_Down_Button_pressed()));\n        QObject::connect(Left_Button, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(on_Left_Button_pressed()));\n        QObject::connect(Right_Button, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(on_Right_Button_pressed()));\n        QObject::connect(Stop_Button, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(on_Stop_Button_pressed()));\n        QObject::connect(Send_Button, SIGNAL(clicked(bool)), this, SLOT(on_Send_Button_clicked(bool)));\n        QObject::connect(X_doubleSpinBox, SIGNAL(valueChanged(double)), this, SLOT(on_X_doubleSpinBox_valueChanged(double)));\n        QObject::connect(Y_doubleSpinBox, SIGNAL(valueChanged(double)), this, SLOT(on_Y_doubleSpinBox_valueChanged(double)));\n        QObject::connect(Linear_doubleSpinBox, SIGNAL(valueChanged(double)), this, SLOT(on_Linear_doubleSpinBox_valueChanged(double)));\n        QObject::connect(Angular_doubleSpinBox, SIGNAL(valueChanged(double)), this, SLOT(on_Angular_doubleSpinBox_valueChanged(double)));\n    }\n\n    void QtTeleopPanel::on_Up_Button_pressed()\n    {\n        geometry_msgs::Twist cmd_vel;\n        cmd_vel.linear.x = this->Linear_doubleSpinBox->value();\n        cmd_vel.angular.z = this->Angular_doubleSpinBox->value();\n\n        cmd_vel_pub_.publish(cmd_vel);\n    }\n\n    void QtTeleopPanel::on_Down_Button_pressed()\n    {\n        geometry_msgs::Twist cmd_vel;\n        cmd_vel.linear.x = -this->Linear_doubleSpinBox->value();\n        cmd_vel.angular.z = -this->Angular_doubleSpinBox->value();\n\n        cmd_vel_pub_.publish(cmd_vel);\n    }\n\n    void QtTeleopPanel::on_Left_Button_pressed()\n    {\n        geometry_msgs::Twist cmd_vel;\n        cmd_vel.linear.x = 0.0;\n        cmd_vel.angular.z = this->Angular_doubleSpinBox->value();\n\n        cmd_vel_pub_.publish(cmd_vel);\n    }\n\n    void QtTeleopPanel::on_Right_Button_pressed()\n    {\n        geometry_msgs::Twist cmd_vel;\n        cmd_vel.linear.x = 0.0;\n        cmd_vel.angular.z = -this->Angular_doubleSpinBox->value();\n\n        cmd_vel_pub_.publish(cmd_vel);\n    }\n\n    void QtTeleopPanel::on_Stop_Button_pressed()\n    {\n        geometry_msgs::Twist cmd_vel;\n        cmd_vel.linear.x = 0.0;\n        cmd_vel.angular.z = 0.0;\n\n        cmd_vel_pub_.publish(cmd_vel);\n    }\n\n    void QtTeleopPanel::on_Send_Button_clicked(bool checked)\n    {\n    }\n\n    void QtTeleopPanel::on_X_doubleSpinBox_valueChanged(double arg1)\n    {\n    }\n\n    void QtTeleopPanel::on_Y_doubleSpinBox_valueChanged(double arg1)\n    {\n    }\n\n    void QtTeleopPanel::on_Linear_doubleSpinBox_valueChanged(double arg1)\n    {\n    }\n\n    void QtTeleopPanel::on_Angular_doubleSpinBox_valueChanged(double arg1)\n    {\n    }\n\n} // namespae\n\n#include <pluginlib/class_list_macros.h>\nPLUGINLIB_EXPORT_CLASS(rviz_teleop_plugin::QtTeleopPanel, rviz::Panel)\n/********************************************************************************\n** Form generated from reading UI file 'qt_teleop.ui'\n**\n** Created by: Qt User Interface Compiler version 5.12.8\n**\n** WARNING! All changes made in this file will be lost when recompiling UI file!\n********************************************************************************/\n\n// #ifndef QT_TELEOP_UI_H\n// #define QT_TELEOP_UI_H\n\n#ifndef QT_TELEOP_UI_H\n#define QT_TELEOP_UI_H\n\n#include <QtCore/QVariant>\n#include <QtWidgets/QAction>\n#include <QtWidgets/QApplication>\n#include <QtWidgets/QDoubleSpinBox>\n#include <QtWidgets/QLabel>\n#include <QtWidgets/QMainWindow>\n#include <QtWidgets/QMenu>\n#include <QtWidgets/QMenuBar>\n#include <QtWidgets/QPushButton>\n#include <QtWidgets/QStatusBar>\n#include <QtWidgets/QWidget>\n#include <QtWidgets/QSlider>\n#include <QtWidgets/QVBoxLayout>\n\n\n#include <ros/ros.h>\n#include <geometry_msgs/Twist.h>\n#include <rviz/panel.h>\n\n// QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE\n\nnamespace rviz_teleop_plugin\n{\n    // class QtTeleopPanel : public QWidget\n    class QtTeleopPanel : public rviz::Panel\n    {\n        Q_OBJECT\n\n    public:\n        QtTeleopPanel(QWidget *parent = 0);\n        // ~QtTeleopPanel();\n\n    public Q_SLOTS:\n        void on_Up_Button_pressed();\n        void on_Down_Button_pressed();\n        void on_Left_Button_pressed();\n        void on_Right_Button_pressed();\n        void on_Stop_Button_pressed();\n        void on_Send_Button_clicked(bool checked);\n        void on_X_doubleSpinBox_valueChanged(double arg1);\n        void on_Y_doubleSpinBox_valueChanged(double arg1);\n        void on_Linear_doubleSpinBox_valueChanged(double arg1);\n        void on_Angular_doubleSpinBox_valueChanged(double arg1);\n\n    private:\n        ros::NodeHandle nh_;\n        ros::Publisher cmd_vel_pub_;\n\n        QWidget *centralwidget;\n        QLabel *X_label;\n        QDoubleSpinBox *X_doubleSpinBox;\n        QLabel *Y_label;\n        QDoubleSpinBox *Y_doubleSpinBox;\n        QPushButton *Send_Button;\n        QPushButton *Up_Button;\n        QPushButton *Stop_Button;\n        QPushButton *Down_Button;\n        QPushButton *Left_Button;\n        QPushButton *Right_Button;\n        QDoubleSpinBox *Linear_doubleSpinBox;\n        QLabel *Linear_label;\n        QLabel *Angular_label;\n        QDoubleSpinBox *Angular_doubleSpinBox;\n        QMenuBar *menubar;\n        QMenu *menuteleop_panel;\n        QStatusBar *statusbar;\n    };\n\n} // end namespace\n\n// QT_END_NAMESPACE\n\n#endif // QT_TELEOP_UI_H", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "You can clean up your ` CMakeLists.txt  ` by removing some unnecessary\nsections and comments, so it looks like this:\n\n    \n    \n    cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.5)\n    project(cpp_pubsub)\n    \n    # Default to C++14\n    if(NOT CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD)\n      set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 14)\n    endif()\n    \n    if(CMAKE_COMPILER_IS_GNUCXX OR CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_ID MATCHES \"Clang\")\n      add_compile_options(-Wall -Wextra -Wpedantic)\n    endif()\n    \n    find_package(ament_cmake REQUIRED)\n    find_package(rclcpp REQUIRED)\n    find_package(std_msgs REQUIRED)\n    \n    add_executable(talker src/publisher_member_function.cpp)\n    ament_target_dependencies(talker rclcpp std_msgs)\n    \n    install(TARGETS\n      talker\n      DESTINATION lib/${PROJECT_NAME})\n    \n    ament_package()\n    \n\nYou could build your package now, source the local setup files, and run it,\nbut let’s create the subscriber node first so you can see the full system at\nwork.", "doc_2": "<buildtool_depend>catkin</buildtool_depend>  \n      \n    <build_depend>roscpp</build_depend>  \n    <build_depend>rospy</build_depend>  \n    <build_depend>std_msgs</build_depend>  \n    <build_depend>pcl_conversions</build_depend>  \n    <build_depend>pcl_ros</build_depend>  \n    <build_depend>sensor_msgs</build_depend>  \n    <build_depend>libpcl-all-dev</build_depend>  \n      \n    <build_export_depend>roscpp</build_export_depend>  \n    <build_export_depend>rospy</build_export_depend>  \n    <build_export_depend>std_msgs</build_export_depend>  \n    <build_export_depend>pcl_conversions</build_export_depend>  \n    <build_export_depend>pcl_ros</build_export_depend>  \n    <build_export_depend>sensor_msgs</build_export_depend>  \n    <build_export_depend>libpcl-all</build_export_depend>  \n      \n    <exec_depend>roscpp</exec_depend>  \n    <exec_depend>rospy</exec_depend>  \n    <exec_depend>std_msgs</exec_depend>  \n    <exec_depend>pcl_conversions</exec_depend>  \n    <exec_depend>pcl_ros</exec_depend>  \n    <exec_depend>sensor_msgs</exec_depend>  \n    <exec_depend>libpcl-all</exec_depend>", "doc_3": "include_directories(${PCL_INCLUDE_DIRS})  \n    link_directories(${PCL_LIBRARY_DIRS})  \n    add_definitions(${PCL_DEFINITIONS})  \n      \n    find_package(catkin REQUIRED COMPONENTS  \n            roscpp  \n            rospy  \n            std_msgs  \n            pcl_conversions  \n            pcl_ros  \n    )  \n    add_executable(SubscrivePointCloud2Message src/SubscribePointCloud2Message.cpp)  \n    target_link_libraries(SubscrivePointCloud2Message ${catkin_LIBRARIES})  \n    target_link_libraries(SubscrivePointCloud2Message ${PCL_LIBRARIES})", "doc_4": "cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.5)\n    project(dynamixel_hardware_interface)\n    \n    # Default to C99\n    if(NOT CMAKE_C_STANDARD)\n      set(CMAKE_C_STANDARD 99)\n    endif()\n    \n    # Default to C++14\n    if(NOT CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD)\n      set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 14)\n    endif()\n    \n    if(CMAKE_COMPILER_IS_GNUCXX OR CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_ID MATCHES \"Clang\")\n      add_compile_options(-Wall -Wextra -Wpedantic)\n    endif()\n    \n    # find dependencies\n    find_package(ament_cmake REQUIRED)\n    find_package(rclcpp REQUIRED)\n    find_package(hardware_interface REQUIRED)\n    find_package(pluginlib REQUIRED)\n    find_package(dynamixel_workbench_toolbox REQUIRED)\n    \n    add_library(\n      ${PROJECT_NAME}\n      SHARED\n      src/dynamixel_hardware_interface.cpp\n    )\n    target_include_directories(\n      ${PROJECT_NAME}\n      PRIVATE\n      include\n    )\n    ament_target_dependencies(\n      ${PROJECT_NAME}\n      rclcpp\n      hardware_interface\n      pluginlib\n      dynamixel_workbench_toolbox\n      )\n    \n    pluginlib_export_plugin_description_file(hardware_interface dynamixel_hardware.xml)\n    \n    # INSTALL\n    install(\n      TARGETS ${PROJECT_NAME}\n      DESTINATION lib\n    )\n    install(\n      DIRECTORY include/\n      DESTINATION include\n    )\n    \n    install(\n      DIRECTORY\n        launch\n        config", "doc_5": "Overview  ¶\n\nThis tutorial shows how to write a simple Panel plugin for RViz.\n\nA _panel_ in RViz is a GUI widget which can be docked in the main window or\nfloating. It does not show properties in the “Displays” panel like a _Display_\n, but it could show things in the 3D scene.\n\nA panel can be a useful place to put a bunch of application-specific GUI\nelements. You could put start and stop buttons for your robot, or other\ncommand or control inputs.\n\nRViz has a built-in tool to send a goal pose to a path planner, but it does\nnot have a native way to send velocity commands directly to a robot base\ncontroller. That is what this tutorial shows, a subclass of rviz::Panel which\nlets you send velocity commands right to your robot.\n\nThe source code for this tutorial is in the rviz_plugin_tutorials package. You\ncan check out the source directly or (if you use Ubuntu) you can just apt-get\ninstall the pre-compiled Debian package like so:\n\n    \n    \n    sudo apt-get install ros-hydro-visualization-tutorials\n    \n\nHere is what RViz looks like with the new “Teleop” panel showing on the left:\n\n![_images/teleop_in_rviz.png](_images/teleop_in_rviz.png)"}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/robotics/84", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/robotics/84", "text_sha256": "13e2e601520fa7482e1ece2257080ebfe2ea081b741b54fd612824a01f2124b1", "gold_id": "teleopanel/panelplugintutorialh_1.txt", "negative_ids": ["ros2cpp/23841_25.txt", "point_cloud/workingwithpointclou_39.txt", "point_cloud/workingwithpointclou_37.txt", "octomap_publish/WritingASimpleCppPub_19.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/robotics", "query_id": "84"}, "stratum": "robotics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "e21f9dc77225ec25dd10c3a3c6d11d6befe5c4cbbc0130fa5bf49fdd8b636258"}}
{"state": "What is \"Verbose_name\" and \"Ordering\" in class Meta? And please explain a little about Meta Class in django\n\n```\nfrom django.db import models\r\nimport uuid\r\nclass Book(models.Model):\r\n    name=models.CharField(max_length=100)\r\n    isbn=models.UUIDField(default=uuid.uuid4, \r\n    primary_key=True)\r\n    writer=models.CharField(max_length=100)\r\n    \r\n    class Meta:\r\n        ordering=['name']\r\n        ordering='User MetaData\n```", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "from django.db import models\n    from gtranslate import Translator\n    \n    Class Translation (models.Model):\n    field_to_translate = models.CharField(max_length=255)\n    translated_field = models.CharField(max_length=255, blank=True, null=True)\n\nRelated read:  Django Models and Database Integration: A Comprehensive\nTutorial", "doc_2": "###  ` verbose_name  ` ¶\n\n` Options.  ` ` verbose_name  ` ¶\n\n    \n\nA human-readable name for the object, singular:\n\n    \n    \n    verbose_name = \"pizza\"\n    \n\nIf this isn’t given, Django will use a munged version of the class name: `\nCamelCase  ` becomes ` camel  case  ` .", "doc_3": "class Person(models.Model):\nfirst_name = models.CharField(max_length=255)\nlast_name = models.CharField(max_length=255)\n# ↓ Our new GeneratedField based on an expression ↓\nfull_name = models.GeneratedField(\nexpression=Concat(\n\"first_name\", models.Value(\" \"), \"last_name\"\n),\noutput_field=models.CharField(max_length=511),\ndb_persist=True,\n)", "doc_4": "First configure a model, following the  django-parler documentation  :\n\n    \n    \n    from django.db import models\n    from django.utils.translation import gettext_lazy as _\n    \n    from parler.models import TranslatableModel, TranslatedFields\n    \n    \n    class Country(TranslatableModel):\n        \"\"\"\n        Country database model.\n        \"\"\"\n    \n        country_code = models.CharField(_(\"Country code\"), unique=True, db_index=True)\n    \n        translations = TranslatedFields(\n            name = models.CharField(_(\"Name\"), max_length=200)\n            url = models.URLField(_(\"Webpage\"), max_length=200, blank=True)\n        )\n    \n        class Meta:\n            verbose_name = _(\"Country\")\n            verbose_name_plural = _(\"Countries\")\n    \n        def __str__(self):\n            return self.name", "doc_5": "###  ` primary_key  ` ¶\n\n` Field.  ` ` primary_key  ` ¶\n\n    \n\nIf ` True  ` , this field is the primary key for the model.\n\nIf you don’t specify ` primary_key=True  ` for any field in your model, Django\nwill automatically add a field to hold the primary key, so you don’t need to\nset ` primary_key=True  ` on any of your fields unless you want to override\nthe default primary-key behavior. The type of auto-created primary key fields\ncan be specified per app in [ ` AppConfig.default_auto_field  `\n](../../applications/#django.apps.AppConfig.default_auto_field\n\"django.apps.AppConfig.default_auto_field\") or globally in the [ `\nDEFAULT_AUTO_FIELD  ` ](../../settings/#std-setting-DEFAULT_AUTO_FIELD)\nsetting. For more, see [ Automatic primary key fields\n](../../../topics/db/models/#automatic-primary-key-fields) .\n\n` primary_key=True  ` implies  ` null=False  ` and  ` unique=True  ` . Only\none primary key is allowed on an object.\n\nThe primary key field is read-only. If you change the value of the primary key\non an existing object and then save it, a new object will be created alongside\nthe old one.\n\nThe primary key field is set to ` None  ` when [ ` deleting  `\n](../instances/#django.db.models.Model.delete \"django.db.models.Model.delete\")\nan object."}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/stackoverflow/44", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/stackoverflow/44", "text_sha256": "363c95b78daf081762282948d5c0b4f25487a84560d4c05d295b99d99bea0c84", "gold_id": "Django_meta/django_meta_24_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["django_modeltranslation/django-parler-rest4_63_0.txt", "django_modeltranslation/django-rest-framework-translation5_7_0.txt", "django_CharField/django_CharField_14_0.txt", "Django_template/newgoodiesindjango50_38_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/stackoverflow", "query_id": "44"}, "stratum": "stackoverflow", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b4a92635cdaec6307e73d0394e3aa1382c7aef07835d1c6405684703b3f9ae11"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#4d2416 #243325 #ccbe94 #678072 #8c7346", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#4d2416 #243325 #ccbe94 #678072 #8c7346", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#beb693 #d5cca8 #e6ddb9 #54d8c6 #9e9674", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#000037 #000b44 #005189 #fbb567 #f05322", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#8c8080 #8c8a70 #a6a26f #8c587a #8c6d76", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#7e8e8e #731a12 #bb8970 #fee9a8 #808c77", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#a89785 #605954 #31231f #ff7794 #ffffff", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#f7b6d8 #f2a3b8 #b34769 #9b3f56 #8a3a47", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#4e1f4d #dfebd3 #e1c0b9 #a14459 #61072a", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#c39d9c #f1bfa4 #7e9abf #6d80a6 #212842", "rating": 5}, {"palette": "#c39d9c #f1bfa4 #7e9abf #6d80a6 #212842", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#8c7543 #d1c99a #3c4333 #34382a #2b2f20", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#92f597 #bbc22c #89a84d #665e26 #071f29", "b": "#522a15 #261a0d #03394d #38a2a3 #fffdc2"}, "label": "b", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/57", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/57", "text_sha256": "38e3b542509cd6ef22ea9c610e632a48b34f84e05355d38a067f90e94f2a1471", "themes": [1138, 1652], "ratings": [2, 3], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 57}, "stratum": "b", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "732d5c1b64ea337802d73e3889052f8309347c18bdc72982283519ae7d26279c"}}
{"state": "How could you partition Household Food Expenditures into Producing Industries?\n\nFrom the 2019 Consumer Expenditure Survey, the average household annual food expenditure was $8,169 for that year. There are subcategories such as \"Food at Home\" and \"Food away from Home,\" but for simplicity, I'll keep the scope to annual household food expenditures.\n\nI want to partition this $8,169 into the BEA industries (aggregation level is \"summary\") for the ultimate goal of assessing pollution impact. That is, if buying bread is related to a farm purchasing harvesting equipment, maybe some of those dollars should be allocated towards both farms and industrial machinery.\n\nHere are a few immediately relevant BEA industry summaries:\n\n111CA: Farms\n113FF: Forestry, Fishing & Related activity (the fish is sold to markets?)\n311FT: Food and Beverage & tobacco\n445: Food and Beverage Stores\n722: Food services and Drinking places\nIn my studies of the Leontief Input/Output model, one thought is just to pile all $8,169 into 311FT and let the \"recipe\" tell me how much that 111CA contributed, but that feels contradictory since it predicts 0 final demand at the household level for 111CA, when clearly that industry has a large GDP number.\n\nSo what is the best way to \"attribute\" the household expenditures on food into those industries?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "Farming requires labor, assets and infrastructure - all of which have\nexperienced damages during the Ukraine-Russia War. Indeed, reports are\nemerging that farmers lack fuel and have had much of their equipment\nequipment. The [ price of fertilizers ](https://www.politico.eu/article/war-\nin-ukraine-global-food-system-wheat-trade-export/) , many of which are sourced\nin Russia, have also skyrocketed. The demand for food has not just sent shares\nrising for produce, but also for [ farm equipment and agricultural machinery\n](https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/deere-soars-as-ukraine-war-stokes-demand-for-\nfarm-equipment-1.1741307) makers. What is more, Russia has already started to\n[ slow or ban export ](https://www.agriculture.com/markets/newswire/russia-to-\nban-sunflower-seed-exports-from-friday-farms-ministry-says) s of key inputs,\nincluding sunflower seeds. This could result in a drop in Ukrainian oilseed\noutput by 40 percent.", "doc_2": "Data Files\n\n**Supply Tables\n\\- ** Domestic supply of commodities by industry\n\n* 2017-2022: [ 15 Industries ](https://apps.bea.gov/iTable/iTable.cfm?reqid=150&step=3&isuri=1&table_list=6007&categories=io) iTable  , [ 71 Industries ](https://apps.bea.gov/iTable/iTable.cfm?reqid=150&step=3&isuri=1&table_list=6006&categories=io) iTable\n* 2017: [ 402 Industries ](https://apps.bea.gov/industry/xls/io-annual/Supply_2017_DET.xlsx) XLSX\n\n**Use Tables\n\\- ** Use of commodities by industry\n\n* 2017-2022: [ 15 Industries ](https://apps.bea.gov/iTable/iTable.cfm?reqid=150&step=3&isuri=1&table_list=6010&categories=io) iTable  , [ 71 Industries ](https://apps.bea.gov/iTable/iTable.cfm?reqid=150&step=3&isuri=1&table_list=6009&categories=io) iTable\n* 2017: [ 402 Industries ](https://apps.bea.gov/industry/xls/io-annual/Use_SUT_Framework_2017_DET.xlsx) XLSX\n\n**Import Matrices/Before Redefinitions\n\\- ** Use of imported commodities by industry\n\n* 2017-2022: [ 71 Industries ](https://apps.bea.gov/industry/xls/io-annual/ImportMatrices_Before_Redefinitions_SUM_2017-2022.xlsx) XLSX\n* 2017: [ 402 Industries ](https://apps.bea.gov/industry/xls/io-annual/ImportMatrices_Before_Redefinitions_DET_2017.xlsx) XLSX", "doc_3": "Complementarity may be driven by [ psychological processes ](/wiki/Psychology\n\"Psychology\") in which the consumption of one good (e.g., cola) stimulates\ndemand for its complements (e.g., a cheeseburger). Consumption of a food or\nbeverage [ activates a goal ](/wiki/Goal_setting \"Goal setting\") to consume\nits complements: foods that consumers believe would taste better together.\nDrinking cola increases consumers' willingness to pay for a cheeseburger. This\neffect appears to be contingent on [ consumer perceptions\n](/wiki/Consumer_behaviour \"Consumer behaviour\") of these relationships rather\nthan their sensory properties.  [5]", "doc_4": "Consumer Expenditure (from the expenditure approach you read about above)\nconsists of spending on durable goods, nondurable goods, and services. The\nsame thing is true of Government and Net Export Expenditures. Investment\nExpenditures is a combination of durable goods (like business equipment) and\nstructures e.g. factories, office buildings, retail stores and residential\nconstruction).", "doc_5": "4. What are the products included in the basket of goods and services used for the calculation of PPPs and how many are they?\nThe basket of goods and services priced for the PPP exercise is a sample of all goods and services covered by GDP. The final product list covers around 3,000 consumer goods and services, 30 occupations in government, 200 types of equipment goods and about 15 construction projects. The large number of products is to enable countries to identify goods and services which are representative of their domestic expenditures."}, "label": "doc_2", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/economics/75", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/economics/75", "text_sha256": "5482368663cb17e917f5bb7d714652899994a630eaef1424f384de236d65cb68", "gold_id": "food_percent/inputoutputaccountsdata_4.txt", "negative_ids": ["russia_rich/chronicleswarukrainesnaturalresourcesthesecdevgroup_55.txt", "negative_gdp/calculatinggdp_46.txt", "purchasing_power_us_frence/purchasingpowerparitiesfrequentlyaskedquestionsfaqshtm_17.txt", "tesla_free_charging/Complementarygood_42.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/economics", "query_id": "75"}, "stratum": "economics", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "627dd219d2b0ddae4e978ced5ee7709daaddff7668b6ded814eb9934ac0c3c13"}}
{"state": {"original_headline": "Menendez Trial Set to Begin With Tensions High and Washington Watching"}, "questions": {"funnier": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which edited headline did readers rate funnier?", "criteria": {"a": "Menendez Trial Set to Begin With Observers High and Washington Watching", "b": "Menendez Trial Set to Begin With water High and Washington Watching"}, "label": "a", "src": "humicroedit"}}, "_meta": {"id": "humicroedit/development/1289-3355", "source": "humicroedit", "area": "arts", "group_id": "humicroedit/headline/1289", "text_sha256": "596e555724ad90937570b4082ce3364dc3fa16e7498e23417b3cf9fbc1562dc0", "grades": ["0.6", "0.2"], "provenance": {"via": "https://cs.rochester.edu/u/nhossain/semeval-2020-task-7-dataset.zip:semeval-2020-task-7-dataset/subtask-2/dev.csv", "id": "1289-3355"}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "b9b1acd36d74a602492fd6d06cdc8498f6600a5f59726eb7a0fa623bc5d8ae92"}}
{"state": "What method is best to gather energy?\n\nBackstory: I dream everyday of running from society, setting up a little farm with my husband, and being free to enjoy nature. However, I love the internet and don't want to lose access. It's much better than owning 100+ books.\n\nMy only obstacle is generating electricity to run the computer. I don't want a power line going to my future home. I don't even want people be able to find my house from the highway.\n\nThe region I live in is not very windy, and has winter conditions basically 4-5 months of the year. I've been doing tons of research and both solar panels and those wind fan things won't do that well here. The area I'm interested in has several rivers that I'm not sure how to harness.\n\nQuestion: Is there any way to generate energy that would do well in a wind-free valley setting with long winters?", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "You'll still be generating clean energy and potentially lowering your\nelectricity bills. But here are some other things to consider when leasing\nsolar panels:", "doc_2": "Owning or leasing solar panels both allow homeowners to enjoy utility bill\nsavings while helping the environment. Leasing is better if you want to get\nstarted with solar without a large initial investment while owning is the best\nway to save money long-term.", "doc_3": "If you are interested in finding the [ best solar panels\n](https://www.forbes.com/home-improvement/solar/best-solar-panels/) to power\nyour home and help the environment, the sticker shock may give you second\nthoughts. However, there is another option: Leasing solar panels can allow you\nto switch to solar energy without the upfront investment.", "doc_4": "Six things to consider before buying solar panels\n\nThere are a lot of things to consider before buying solar panels. Here are six\nquestions to ask yourself before you finalise your purchase:\n\n  1. **Is your roof suitable for solar panels?** Make sure your roof is at the **[ best angle and direction for solar panels ](https://www.theecoexperts.co.uk/solar-panels/best-angle-and-direction) ** . Ideally, south facing (although east or west facing is sufficient) and at an angle between 10 and 60 degrees. \n  2. **Do you need a structural inspection of your roof?** A set of 10 solar panels typically weighs 200 kilograms, so it's always best to check that your roof can support the extra weight. \n  3. **What size solar panel system is right for you?** Figure out how much electricity your household uses, as this will give you the best estimate for what size solar panel system meets your needs. \n  4. **Should you install a solar battery along with your solar panels?** Solar batteries allow you to use more of the electricity your panels generate, reducing your carbon footprint and electricity bills even further, but they will cost an additional £4,500 to install, so you will have to decide what’s going to be best for your needs \n  5. **Can you sell your excess energy instead?** If you want to forgo the cost of a solar battery, you can sell the energy you don’t use back to the grid with the **[ SEG ](https://www.theecoexperts.co.uk/solar-panels/smart-export-guarantee", "doc_5": "The average solar panel has [ a power output rating of 250 to 400 watts\n](https://www.sunrun.com/go-solar-center/solar-articles/how-much-solar-power-\ncan-my-roof-generate) (W) and generates around 1.5 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of\nenergy per day. Most homes can meet energy needs using 20 solar panels, which\ntypically have an installed system capacity of six to eight kilowatts (kW)."}, "label": "doc_5", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/sustainable_living/74", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/sustainable_living/74", "text_sha256": "a9989d8deb18a8e627dd7a264d4570a61e8f03bc75a315ea977c4a7b0809c707", "gold_id": "solar/powersolarpanelsproduce_23.txt", "negative_ids": ["rent_solar/leasingvsbuyingsolarpanels_204.txt", "residential_roof/cost_28.txt", "rent_solar/leasingvsbuyingsolarpanels_104.txt", "rent_solar/solarpanelsshouldyoubuyorrent_32.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/sustainable_living", "query_id": "74"}, "stratum": "sustainable_living", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "17b038e38e4bfcc5397a44e56002ad1684cda640f13e4ed62252933ac74deb3f"}}
{"state": "Selenium Python how to run an XPath error handling exception on loop with multiple def?\n\nis it possible to schedule my code by running it with schedule.every(10).seconds.do(example) or similar? I'm trying to schedule the Error Handling part in my code (XPath) which works with a While loop although because its in a While loop it refuses to run the other def functions, I want the XPath/error handling part to run in a loop with my Selenium window but detect and not interfere with the other def functions. it should just detect the XPath being there or not being there then run an exception if it doesn't detect.. Does anyone have a solution?\n\n```\ndef example():\r\n    options = Options()\r\n    options.add_experimental_option(\"detach\", True)\r\n\r\n    driver = webdriver.Chrome(service=Service(ChromeDriverManager().install()),\r\n                              options=options)\r\n\r\n    driver.get(\"example.com\")\r\n    driver.set_window_position(0, 0)\r\n    driver.set_window_size(750, 512)\r\n\r\n    while True:\r\n        e = driver.find_elements(By.XPATH,\"/html/body/div/div/div/div/div[2]/div/div/div[2]/div[2]/div[1]/span/button/span\")\r\n        if not e:\r\n            print(\"Element not found\")\r\n            pyautogui.moveTo(89, 56)\r\n            time.sleep(1)\r\n            pyautogui.click()\r\n\r\n        time.sleep(10)\r\n\r\n\r\ndef example2():\r\n    options = Options()\r\n    options.add_experimental_option(\"detach\", True)\r\n\r\n    driver = webdriver.Firefox(service=FirefoxService(GeckoDriverManager().install()))\r\n\r\n    driver.get(\"example.com\")\r\n    driver.set_window_position(750, 0)\r\n    driver.set_window_size(750, 512)\r\n\r\n    while True:\r\n        e = driver.find_elements(By.XPATH,\"/html/body/div/div/div/div/div[2]/div/div/div[2]/div[2]/div[1]/span/button/span\")\r\n        if not e:\r\n            print(\"Element not found\")\r\n            pyautogui.moveTo(850, 57)\r\n            time.sleep(1)\r\n            pyautogui.click()\r\n\r\nschedule.every().day.at(\"22:59\").do(example)\r\nschedule.every().day.at(\"22:59\").do(example2)\r\n\r\nwhile True:\r\n    schedule.run_pending()\r\n    time.sleep(1)\n```", "questions": {"document": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which document is most helpful for answering this post?", "criteria": {"doc_1": "package newproject;\nimport org.openqa.selenium.By;\nimport org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver;\nimport org.openqa.selenium.firefox.FirefoxDriver;\npublic class PG4 {\npublic static void main(String[] args) {\nSystem.setProperty(\"webdriver.gecko.driver\",\"C:\\\\geckodriver.exe\");\nWebDriver driver = new FirefoxDriver();\ndriver.get(\"http://demo.guru99.com/selenium/deprecated.html\");\ndriver.switchTo().frame(\"classFrame\");\ndriver.findElement(By.linkText(\"Deprecated\")).click();\ndriver.close();\n}\n}", "doc_2": "1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  11  12  13  14  15  16  17  18  19  20  21  22  23  24  25  26  27  28  29  30  31  32  33  34  35  | \n    \n    \n    <!doctype html><html lang=\"en\"><head>  <meta charset=\"utf-8\">  <title>css demo</title>  <style>  p {    color: blue;    font-weight: bold;    cursor: pointer;  }  </style>  <script src=\"https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.7.0.js\"></script></head><body> <p>  Once upon a time there was a man  who lived in a pizza parlor. This  man just loved pizza and ate it all  the time.  He went on to be the  happiest man in the world.  The end.</p> <script>var words = $( \"p\" ).first().text().split( /\\s+/ );var text = words.join( \"</span> <span>\" );$( \"p\" ).first().html( \"<span>\" + text + \"</span>\" );$( \"span\" ).on( \"click\", function() {  $( this ).css( \"background-color\", \"yellow\" );});</script> </body></html>  \n  \n---|---  \n  \n####  Demo:\n\nChange the font weight and background color on mouseenter and mouseleave.", "doc_3": "##  Run a job every x minute  ¶\n\n    \n    \n    import schedule\n    import time\n    \n    def job():\n        print(\"I'm working...\")\n    \n    # Run job every 3 second/minute/hour/day/week,\n    # Starting 3 second/minute/hour/day/week from now\n    schedule.every(3).seconds.do(job)\n    schedule.every(3).minutes.do(job)\n    schedule.every(3).hours.do(job)\n    schedule.every(3).days.do(job)\n    schedule.every(3).weeks.do(job)\n    \n    # Run job every minute at the 23rd second\n    schedule.every().minute.at(\":23\").do(job)\n    \n    # Run job every hour at the 42nd minute\n    schedule.every().hour.at(\":42\").do(job)\n    \n    # Run jobs every 5th hour, 20 minutes and 30 seconds in.\n    # If current time is 02:00, first execution is at 06:20:30\n    schedule.every(5).hours.at(\"20:30\").do(job)\n    \n    # Run job every day at specific HH:MM and next HH:MM:SS\n    schedule.every().day.at(\"10:30\").do(job)\n    schedule.every().day.at(\"10:30:42\").do(job)\n    schedule.every().day.at(\"12:42\", \"Europe/Amsterdam\").do(job)\n    \n    # Run job on a specific day of the week\n    schedule.every().monday.do(job)\n    schedule.every().wednesday.at(\"13:15\").do(job)\n    schedule.every().minute.at(\":17\").do(job)\n    \n    while True:\n        schedule.run_pending()\n        time.sleep(1)", "doc_4": "Note: Starting Firefox 35, you need to use gecko driver created by Mozilla to\nuse Web Driver. Selenium 3.0, gecko and firefox has compatibility issues and\nsetting them correctly could become an uphill task. If the code does not work,\ndowngrade to Firefox version 47 or below. Alternatively, you can run your\nscripts on Chrome. Selenium works out of the box for Chrome. You just need to\nchange 3 lines of code to make your script work with Chrome or Firefox", "doc_5": "* [ Selenium WebDriver ](https://www.selenium.dev/documentation/webdriver/) is compatible with prominent programming languages such as Java, C#, PHP, Ruby, Perl, Python, and.Net.\n* It supports cross-browser interoperability which allows you to test on a variety of browsers including Firefox, Chrome, Edge, and Safari.\n* Tests can be run on all major operating systems such as Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS.\n* Selenium WebDriver overcomes Selenium v1’s limitations such as file upload, download, pop-ups, and dialogue barriers."}, "label": "doc_3", "src": "bright"}}, "_meta": {"id": "bright/stackoverflow/17", "source": "bright", "area": "retrieval", "group_id": "bright/stackoverflow/17", "text_sha256": "314c85ac458e27fb9bef8124fcbae03fa7d6a9706b2ea22592d9e70d4c90a392", "gold_id": "Python_Threading_Schedule/Python_schedule__1_0.txt", "negative_ids": ["selenium_locating_strategies_basics/firstwebdriverscript_27_0.txt", "selenium_locating_strategies_basics/firstwebdriverscript_138_0.txt", "selenium_locating_strategies_basics/acompletelistofselen_15_0.txt", "Mmdn_object/css0_35_0.txt"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:xlangai/BRIGHT@3066d29c9651a576c8aba4832d249807b181ecae:examples/stackoverflow", "query_id": "17"}, "stratum": "stackoverflow", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "0b13bc955a198fccfa4a08b944316973811e88ebbca41a7931cd314ccc7d510f"}}
{"state": "Write a function to find the volume of a sphere.", "questions": {"model": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these models answered this prompt correctly?", "criteria": {"claude-v2": null, "WizardLM/WizardLM-13B-V1.2": null}, "label": "claude-v2", "src": "routerbench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.36", "source": "routerbench", "area": "tools", "group_id": "routerbench/mbpp.dev.36", "text_sha256": "a5859c0be6ca65306bbafaa1147da93a6d5b71ad7beadb90b5d18595fa04d6ca", "eval_name": "mbpp", "correct_models": ["claude-instant-v1", "claude-v1", "claude-v2", "gpt-3.5-turbo-1106", "gpt-4-1106-preview", "meta/code-llama-instruct-34b-chat", "meta/llama-2-70b-chat", "mistralai/mistral-7b-chat", "mistralai/mixtral-8x7b-chat", "zero-one-ai/Yi-34B-Chat"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:withmartian/routerbench@784021482c3f320c6619ed4b3bb3b41a21424fcb:routerbench_0shot.pkl", "sample_id": "mbpp.dev.36"}, "stratum": "mbpp", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "bc0face0fb0071e4636ad7ee3e25d676345fb3f86ab50bd729e6ee0c4afaa48c"}}
{"state": {"activity": "Playing lacrosse", "context": "The boy quickly gets up and the boy who knocked the other boy down runs to the ball and picks up with his net at the end of the stick and starts running towards the goal while the referee runs with him. when the boy"}, "questions": {"ending": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which ending most plausibly continues the scene?", "criteria": {"opt_1": "has set his goal he runs to away from the goal but also turns towards the other side.", "opt_2": "gets to the goal area he tosses the ball to another player and that player attempts to throw it into the goal and the players continue to look for the ball.", "opt_3": "who knocked the downed player down bounds to get down the chalk board and he starts going straight up being double teamed by another player and throws the boy's phone into the area of the ball he was going to throw.", "opt_4": "walks towards the goal, he and his team stop running and takes their turn."}, "label": "opt_2", "src": "hellaswag"}}, "_meta": {"id": "hellaswag/val/36021", "source": "hellaswag", "area": "language", "group_id": "hellaswag/activitynet~v_DRSH-_Ye9eE", "text_sha256": "f2a2b351711fa23b784975f8bbef404dc16007d6ebdca98cf6158495725833e4", "provenance": {"via": "hf:Rowan/hellaswag@218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76:data/validation-00000-of-00001.parquet", "row": 2332, "source_id": "activitynet~v_DRSH-_Ye9eE"}, "stratum": "indomain", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "a217797fbfb21a9ba00f7c06c488421d440bf9c3871ce1bf02379840e16ebb2c"}}
{"state": "User: Can you answer a question about a document for me?\nAI: Sure, what's the document URL and your question?\nUser: The URL is https://www.example.com/article-4.txt and my question is \"What are the key features of this software?\"", "questions": {"api": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which API should the assistant call next?", "criteria": {"OpenBankAccount": "This is an API for opening a bank account for a user, given the account, password and name.", "QueryAlarm": "The API for querying alarm clock, help user to check the alarm clock they have set.", "DocumentQA": "This API answers the question from a given document url.", "RecordHealthData": "This API records the health data of a user.", "QueryHealthData": "This API queries the recorded health data in database of a given user and time span.", "SpeechRecognition": "This API recognizes the speech from a given audio url.", "QueryBalance": "This API queries the balance of a given user.", "GetUserToken": "Get the user token by username and password."}, "label": "DocumentQA", "src": "apibank"}}, "_meta": {"id": "apibank/level-1/388", "source": "apibank", "area": "tools", "group_id": "apibank/file/DocumentQA-level-1-1.jsonl", "text_sha256": "e69eb0332218c4d35552143fcff81b31251d4a70dc666728fa3261195207016e", "provenance": {"via": "hf:liminghao1630/API-Bank@12e8158b7628c168f07e8f31fbbe3445e99f44cf:test-data/level-1-api.json", "row": 388, "file": "DocumentQA-level-1-1.jsonl"}, "stratum": "DocumentQA", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "d2702e9c46f905ad5de7a60f9ed26c0f863ce3c8a28cb8676ababcc50d572ff2"}}
{"state": "What part of the giraffe is easily visible in the image?", "questions": {"tool": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which tool would be most useful for handling this request?", "criteria": {"tool_1": "identify_object_color(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: def identify_object_color(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: '''Identify the color of a specific object in an image. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. object_name (str): The name of the object to identify the color of. Returns: str: The color of the object if it is visible, \"not visible\" otherwise. ''' object_patches = image_patch.find(object_name) if …", "tool_2": "identify_visible_part_of_object(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: def identify_visible_part_of_object(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: '''Identify the visible part of a specific object in an image. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. object_name (str): The name of the object to check for visibility. Returns: str: The visible part of the object if it exists, \"None\" otherwise. ''' object_patches = …", "tool_3": "identify_visible_attributes(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str, attribute: str) -> str: def identify_visible_attributes(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str, attribute: str) -> str: '''Identify the visible attributes of an object in an image. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. object_name (str): The name of the object to check for attributes. attribute (str): The attribute to identify. Returns: str: The visible attribute of the object if it exists, \"No …", "tool_4": "check_object_visibility(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: def check_object_visibility(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: '''Check the visibility of an object in an image. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. object_name (str): The name of the object to check for visibility. Returns: str: \"The {object_name} is easily visible in the image.\" if the object is easily visible, \"The {object_name} is well-hidden in the …", "tool_5": "find_object_location(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: def find_object_location(image_patch: ImagePatch, object_name: str) -> str: '''Find the location of a specific object in an image. Args: image_patch (ImagePatch): The image patch to check. object_name (str): The name of the object to find. Returns: str: The location of the object if it exists, otherwise a message stating the object is not visible. ''' object_patches = …"}, "label": "tool_2", "src": "toolret"}}, "_meta": {"id": "toolret/craft_Vqa_query_13", "source": "toolret", "area": "tools", "group_id": "toolret/craft_Vqa_query_13", "text_sha256": "7fde2d0ef7f8f3553fcd9c08d306f4e3f2beb42469dadc4f17812ce31d2621d8", "gold_id": "craft_Vqa_tool_141", "negative_ids": ["craft_Vqa_tool_42", "craft_Vqa_tool_155", "craft_Vqa_tool_104", "craft_Vqa_tool_18"], "provenance": {"via": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Queries@b8c76ad3349ff17497b6bdb28bb5b8f61a0f6445:craft-vqa/queries-00000-of-00001.parquet", "tools": "hf:mangopy/ToolRet-Tools@e06c38c75612b6536bd959e08cdd345894aba6a7:code"}, "stratum": "craft-vqa", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "cff304482bb31d352e6199a1a35110feb1850fbf10f1cd5d04abf8ab28606f8e"}}
{"state": {"note": "Ratings this person gave to five-colour palettes, from 1 (dislike) to 5 (like).", "earlier_ratings": [{"palette": "#85820d #9bb043 #deeb93 #a5d8eb #be4a77", "rating": 1}, {"palette": "#ff3162 #080808 #00b828 #ffbe00 #ff0032", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#8a221a #6f7534 #a18e64 #cfbca1 #4a4640", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#8c8080 #bdf2c4 #dff7eb #607c7f #40343c", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#403235 #705d59 #ccc2a8 #919176 #4c5442", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#615332 #99cf4c #bfd682 #e5f297 #f6ffb0", "rating": 4}, {"palette": "#f2ff99 #006059 #91e6aa #cc8552 #3a3131", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#f2ff99 #006059 #91e6aa #cc8552 #3a3131", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#662931 #cccc85 #dbeb9b #60b394 #240f26", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#662931 #cccc85 #dbeb9b #60b394 #240f26", "rating": 3}, {"palette": "#86a130 #786f32 #5c4822 #2b1b0c #4c0e13", "rating": 2}, {"palette": "#25ba61 #349476 #87380e #ba8225 #edc177", "rating": 2}]}, "questions": {"higher": {"type": "choice", "instructions": "Which of these two palettes did this person rate higher?", "criteria": {"a": "#22302c #4f2e27 #42484d #818270 #ffe592", "b": "#a1cc64 #dfffd6 #99341c #cc7764 #ff97cc"}, "label": "a", "src": "cfcolor"}}, "_meta": {"id": "cfcolor/user/14", "source": "cfcolor", "area": "arts", "group_id": "cfcolor/user/14", "text_sha256": "c819ad5b0720e99c2e34927a08b5c23119b1cff988b9ab0a1a09654536ffb518", "themes": [1570, 561], "ratings": [4, 2], "provenance": {"via": "https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~donovan/cfcolor/cfcolor.zip:release/allMTurkRatings.mat (train_vec history, test_vec pair)", "user": 14}, "stratum": "a", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "283dae775da0f11e27239af8d4c3377742f2891440bc06ac67d674877660b0a3"}}
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{"state": {"passage": "The Outpost at Brewers Row: A new condo community will offer homebuyers more options in Greater Scotts Addition. Save Doug Childers/Homes Correspondent For many years, the award-winning craft breweries located along Ownby Lane in Richmonds Greater Scotts Addition have attracted crowds looking for craft beer and food-truck offerings. Now, a local developer and homebuilder is betting the area will attract condominium buyers, too. Construction is underway on The Outpost at Brewers Row, located near the intersection of Ownby Lane and Overbrook Road. When its finished, the community, which is part of a larger mixed-use project called Brewers Row, will have 32 two-over-two condos. (Two-over-two condo buildings have two-story condos built on top of two-story condos.) The mixed-use projects other components will include nearly 200 apartments and more than 20,000 square feet of commercial space. Henrico County-based StyleCraft Homes is developing and building the development, in partnership with Spy Rock Real Estate Group. (Spy Rock is developing the other components of the mixed-use development as well.) StyleCraft bought the 1.2-acre site part of which had been a parking lot in January. The areas popularity as an entertainment destination and its proximity to shopping attracted the company, as did the opportunity to fill a niche. While there are many rental options in this area, we found that there was a need of homes that are for sale, said Kathryn Catherwood, StyleCrafts director of sales and marketing. Going from a parcel sale to condo construction in less than a year is a quick turnaround. The fact that the land didnt need to be rezoned or substantially altered helped speed up the process, says Ian Hoyt, StyleCrafts land acquisition manager. Condo stats and sales The Outpost at Brewers Row is StyleCrafts first two-over-two condo project in the City of Richmond. The two-over-two condo concept is a great match of getting the density we desired, while also offering what homebuyers are seekingnew, modern homes with little to no maintenance, all within walking distance to a vibrant social scene, Hoyt said. Condo sizes will range from 1,500 to 2,500 square feet, with floorplans that include at least two bedrooms and a minimum of 2 baths. Each unit will have two living levels and a one-car garage. The condos exteriors have been designed to complement the architecture of the area, Hoyt said. Prices will start in the $500,000s. We have not opened for sales, but we have opened our VIP list, Catherwood said. Joining the VIP list will give you first access to community details, and will allow you to be among the first to purchase your new home in The Outpost at Brewers Row", "question": "What events are related to the document above?"}, "questions": {"cand_1": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"new initiatives or programs\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_2": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"m&a\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_3": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"alliance & partnership\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_4": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"executive statement\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": true, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_5": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"support & philanthropy\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}, "cand_6": {"type": "noul", "instructions": "Is \"investment in public company\" a correct answer to the question?", "label": false, "src": "sata_bench"}}, "_meta": {"id": "sata_bench/1241", "source": "sata_bench", "area": "knowledge", "group_id": "sata_bench/542188c5e7489ee0c986", "text_sha256": "2a509966e4c3283473e130393173422912bee82266a2f04f7440f0d9186bcc2d", "provenance": {"via": "hf:sata-bench/sata-bench@ba43a7ab537adfa3498e3a160a6d1eafbefc95c1:data_main.json", "row": 1241}, "stratum": "answers_3", "variant": "clean", "split": "development", "row_sha256": "202c9ed9d7d42f209748364c36bf2247e1084be9d6a145c6fc6085ae9d8ad96f"}}
{"state": "In the bustling labyrinth of a city mall, a grisly murder sends shockwaves as Xenia is killed with a nail gun, leaving Detective Winston with two perplexing suspects: Van and Wilfred.\n\nDetective Winston had always maintained a level of personal fitness as part of his job. Staying in shape was crucial for catching suspects on foot. But even he was taken aback by the sheer enormity of Van, the local bodybuilder. The rumor in town was that Van had been recently struggling with large debts. The man stood near six and a half feet tall, his enormous physique a testament to the countless hours he obviously spent in the gym, instead of accepting invitations to the various social events.\n\nWinston felt like David meeting Goliath as he marched towards the muscular man. \"Hey, Van?\" He called out, to which the man gave a mere grunt in response. Several people in the gym watched as the scene unfolded; in this place, Van was a sort of brawny legend who preferred the solitude of his weights over any socializing. Just the other day, a friend had asked him about his dating life with Xenia, but he brushed it aside.\n\n\"Detective Winston. I'd like to ask you a few questions,\" Winston showed his badge. \"About Xenia.\"\n\nVan was taken-aback by the upfrontness of the question. He grunted again, this time out of exasperation. \n\n\"Detective, didn't expect that one coming,\" he said finally lifting his head to acknowledge the detective. \"Alright, shoot.\"\n\nWinston pulled out his notebook and an envelope from the local hardware store, \"Did you take a construction safety course recently?\"\n\n\"Yeah, I used to build furniture for fun,\" Van answered in between grunts, continuing his reps, \"Safety first and all that.\"\n\n\"And did this fascination with construction lead you to buying a nail gun?\" Winston asked, pulling a purchase receipt out of the envelope. \"The receipt I found in your wallet indicates you bought the same model used for Xenia's murder.\"\n\nVan's expression changed for the first time, a small frown appeared on his face. \"Yeah, why?\"\n\n\"There's no easy way to say this...\" Winston gathered his words, \"but Xenia, she's been killed. She was shot with a nail gun. The same type that you recently bought.\"\n\nVan's barbell dropped onto the floor with a loud crash. \"Xenia is dead?\" he asked in disbelief. \n\nWinston confirmed with a solemn nod. \"She recently updated her life insurance policy, which you had changed to make you the sole beneficiary.\" He added, \"The payout would be considerable, enough to solve your debt troubles.\"\n\nDisbelief crossed Van's face. He ruffled his hair nervously before swiftly changing the topic, \"I hit a new record today. 350 pounds.\"\n\nA change in topic wasn't unusual when dealing with shock, to Winston's experience. He however, decided to dive ahead, \"Xenia's will and her life insurance policy, which amounts to a hefty sum of $1.2 million, put a lot of money in your name, Van.\"\n\nVan swiftly stood from his weight bench, a scowl deepening on his face. \"Are you implying I killed her for her money?\"\n\n\"Just figuring out what happened,\" Winston calmly replied.\n\n\"Well, if that's all detective, you'll have to excuse me. I've got to... digest this information,\" Van said, storming out of the gym.\n\nWinston watched him leave, noting that for someone who'd just lost someone close, Van seemed to recover pretty fast. He jotted down a final note: 'Van wasn't much for social events, but he certainly had his priorities set on the gym.' With a sigh, he reached for his phone... There was more investigation to be done.\n\nWinston pulled into his usual parking spot at the bustling shopping mall, where Xenia had been found dead. Taking a moment, he observed the familiar sight of storied storefronts and the commotion of shoppers going about their business – everything seemed normal, but its surface was marred by the undercurrent of a sinister act.\n\nStepping out, Winston headed towards the scene of the crime, where Xenia's body was discovered amongst the kaleidoscope of mall storefronts.\n\nSuddenly, his phone rang. Winston answered it briskly, \"This is Winston.\"\n\n\"This is Janet from Dispatch. Got a preliminary report back. The murder weapon was a nail gun... reportedly missing from a nearby construction site.\" Janet informed him.\n\n\"Interesting... thanks, Janet.\" Winston said before hanging up.\n\nOne person in mind, Winston mused, Wilfred, a city lawyer handling the lawsuit against the mall’s recent haphazardly built expansion – he was known to have some construction experience with a reported affinity for nail guns. Funny little detail that used to be an innocence quirk of Wilfred’s. After all, the nail gun was reported missing from Wilfred’s construction project.\n\nWinston walked into the site of construction, observing the works and chaos of a massive project, evidence of Wilfred’s connection with the site.\n\nLater, Winston decided to pay Wilfred a visit. Finding him in his office, Winston pulled out a photo from his coat pocket and tossed it on Wilfred's desk – a grainy shot from a CCTV footage showing Wilfred in the mall at the time of Xenia’s death.\n\nWilfred squinted at the image, evidently uncomfortable. With his back turned to Winston, working late at his desk, he seemed just as any other lawyer.\n\n\"Wilfred, doing some moonlighting at the mall, were you?\" Winston asked, his tone casual yet probing.\n\n\"I... I do my evening walks there sometimes,\" Wilfred replied.\n\nWinston pulled out another document from his coat pocket, \"You may want to come down to the station, Wilfred. Answer a few questions about your whereabouts last night.\"\n\nWilfred hesitated, then nodded, \"I understand.\"\n\nAs Winston left Wilfred’s office, he couldn't help wonder about Xenia’s last desperate plead to Wilfred, about specifically taking down the corrupt politician down, waving her damning evidence. As allegations of political scandal were beginning to surround Wilfred, Xenia had somehow been caught in the crossfire. She paid a high price, killed during a time when Wilfred had no alibi, when his whereabouts were unknown to all.\n\nThe lawyer’s life slowly gave away a shade that Winston hadn't exactly expected. Packed with political scandal, hurried construction projects, controversial missing nail guns, and unaccounted for times, life was never meant to be this complicated.\n\nWinston closed the car door behind him, a deep sigh escaping him. 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