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317c158f88834ca5_13969_15319 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (B) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (C) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (D) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (E) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (F) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (G) statement_general (All other statements), (H) question_general (All other questions), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (J) question_check (Questions that check information), (K) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (L) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (M) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (N) answer_general (All other answers), (O) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (P) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (Q) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (R) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention) | question_check | null | null | null | null | |
317c158f88834ca5_1569_4359 | Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (B) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (C) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (D) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (E) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (F) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (G) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (H) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (I) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (J) statement_general (All other statements), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) answer_general (All other answers), (M) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (N) question_general (All other questions), (O) question_check (Questions that check information), (P) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (Q) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (R) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic) | statement_open | null | null | null | null | |
317c158f88834ca5_18470_20450 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (B) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) question_check (Questions that check information), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (G) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (H) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (I) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (J) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (K) statement_general (All other statements), (L) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (M) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (N) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (O) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (P) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (Q) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (R) answer_general (All other answers) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
317c158f88834ca5_20669_21869 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (B) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (C) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (D) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (E) question_check (Questions that check information), (F) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (G) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (H) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (I) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (J) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (K) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (L) question_general (All other questions), (M) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (N) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (Q) answer_general (All other answers), (R) statement_general (All other statements) | question_check | null | null | null | null | |
317c158f88834ca5_25280_26690 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (C) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (D) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (E) statement_general (All other statements), (F) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (I) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (J) answer_general (All other answers), (K) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (L) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (M) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (N) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (O) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (P) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (Q) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (R) question_general (All other questions) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
322ce3baf2924c9a_12820_15100 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (B) statement_general (All other statements), (C) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (D) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (G) answer_general (All other answers), (H) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (I) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (J) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (K) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (L) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (M) question_check (Questions that check information), (N) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (O) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (P) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (Q) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (R) question_general (All other questions) | answer_general | statement_problem | null | null | null | |
32b08482bee44c46_21389_22919 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (B) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (F) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (G) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (H) question_check (Questions that check information), (I) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (J) statement_general (All other statements), (K) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (L) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (M) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (N) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (O) answer_general (All other answers), (P) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (Q) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (R) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
32b08482bee44c46_2620_7240 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_general (All other statements), (B) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (C) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (D) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (E) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (F) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (G) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (H) question_general (All other questions), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (J) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (K) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (L) question_check (Questions that check information), (M) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (N) answer_general (All other answers), (O) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (P) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (Q) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (R) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end) | question_general | statement_open | null | null | null | |
32b08482bee44c46_29689_31489 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (B) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (C) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) question_general (All other questions), (F) question_check (Questions that check information), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (I) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (J) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (K) statement_general (All other statements), (L) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (M) answer_general (All other answers), (N) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (O) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (P) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (Q) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (R) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
32b08482bee44c46_50690_52010 | Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (B) question_check (Questions that check information), (C) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (D) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (E) answer_general (All other answers), (F) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (G) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (H) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (I) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (J) statement_general (All other statements), (K) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (L) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (M) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (N) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (O) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (P) question_general (All other questions), (Q) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (R) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response) | thanks | statement_close | null | null | null | |
35a56efa24d64876_14980_16630 | Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (B) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (C) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (D) question_general (All other questions), (E) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (F) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (G) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (H) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (I) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (J) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (K) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (L) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (M) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) answer_general (All other answers), (P) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (Q) question_check (Questions that check information), (R) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something) | question_check | null | null | null | null | |
366ae3b0dd9e4c3e_51290_53870 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (B) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (C) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (D) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (E) answer_general (All other answers), (F) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (G) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (H) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (I) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (J) question_check (Questions that check information), (K) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (L) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (M) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (N) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (O) statement_general (All other statements), (P) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (Q) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (R) question_general (All other questions) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
366ae3b0dd9e4c3e_54390_55710 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (D) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (E) question_check (Questions that check information), (F) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (G) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (H) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (I) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (J) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (K) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (L) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (M) answer_general (All other answers), (N) question_general (All other questions), (O) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (P) statement_general (All other statements), (Q) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
366ae3b0dd9e4c3e_72490_74380 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (B) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (C) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (D) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (E) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (F) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (G) answer_general (All other answers), (H) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (I) question_check (Questions that check information), (J) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (K) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (L) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (M) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (N) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (O) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (P) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (Q) question_general (All other questions), (R) statement_general (All other statements) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
366ae3b0dd9e4c3e_77249_78509 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (B) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (C) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (D) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (E) question_general (All other questions), (F) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (G) answer_general (All other answers), (H) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (J) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (K) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) question_check (Questions that check information), (N) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (O) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (P) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (Q) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (R) statement_general (All other statements) | question_check | acknowledge | null | null | null | |
379549c403f44efc_2207_6407 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (B) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (C) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (D) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (E) question_check (Questions that check information), (F) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (G) statement_general (All other statements), (H) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (I) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (J) question_general (All other questions), (K) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (L) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (M) answer_general (All other answers), (N) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (O) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (P) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (Q) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (R) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic) | statement_open | null | null | null | null | |
379549c403f44efc_41407_43087 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (D) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (E) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (F) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (G) question_check (Questions that check information), (H) question_general (All other questions), (I) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (J) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (K) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (L) statement_general (All other statements), (M) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (N) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (O) answer_general (All other answers), (P) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (Q) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (R) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative) | question_general | null | null | null | null | |
37a7a35a1e244820_45760_46900 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (B) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (C) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (D) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (E) answer_general (All other answers), (F) question_general (All other questions), (G) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (H) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (I) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (J) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (K) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (L) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (M) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (N) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (O) question_check (Questions that check information), (P) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (Q) statement_general (All other statements), (R) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in) | statement_close | null | null | null | null | |
37a7a35a1e244820_7319_8249 | Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (D) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (E) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (F) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (G) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) question_check (Questions that check information), (J) answer_general (All other answers), (K) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (L) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (M) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (P) question_general (All other questions), (Q) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (R) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) | question_general | null | null | null | null | |
37a7a35a1e244820_9390_13290 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (B) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (C) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (D) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (E) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (F) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (G) question_general (All other questions), (H) question_check (Questions that check information), (I) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (J) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (K) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (L) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (M) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (P) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (Q) answer_general (All other answers), (R) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response) | statement_open | statement_problem | null | null | null | |
388a82ca798f4360_15120_16440 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (B) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (C) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (D) question_general (All other questions), (E) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (F) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (G) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (H) question_check (Questions that check information), (I) answer_general (All other answers), (J) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (K) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (L) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (M) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (N) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (O) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (P) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (Q) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (R) statement_general (All other statements) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
388a82ca798f4360_85520_87110 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (C) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (F) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (G) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (H) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (I) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (J) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (K) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (L) statement_general (All other statements), (M) answer_general (All other answers), (N) question_general (All other questions), (O) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (P) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (Q) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (R) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something) | question_general | null | null | null | null | |
394728176d714fef_11959_16549 | Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) answer_general (All other answers), (B) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (C) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (D) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (E) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (F) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (G) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (H) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (I) question_check (Questions that check information), (J) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (M) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (N) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (O) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (P) question_general (All other questions), (Q) statement_general (All other statements), (R) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention) | statement_open | statement_problem | null | null | null | |
394728176d714fef_32860_33880 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (B) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (C) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (D) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (E) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (F) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (G) statement_general (All other statements), (H) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (I) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (J) question_general (All other questions), (K) question_check (Questions that check information), (L) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (M) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (N) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (O) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (P) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (Q) answer_general (All other answers), (R) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response) | answer_dis | other | null | null | null | |
3a905b13690a4923_2219_2519 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (B) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (C) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (D) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (E) answer_general (All other answers), (F) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (G) question_general (All other questions), (H) statement_general (All other statements), (I) question_check (Questions that check information), (J) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (N) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (O) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (R) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative) | statement_open | null | null | null | null | |
3a996e0308a84578_29719_32179 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_general (All other questions), (B) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (C) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (D) question_check (Questions that check information), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (G) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (H) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (I) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (J) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (K) answer_general (All other answers), (L) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (M) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (N) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (O) statement_general (All other statements), (P) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (Q) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories) | acknowledge | statement_general | null | null | null | |
3b126c7153dc4367_29740_30790 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (B) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (C) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (F) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (G) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (H) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (I) question_check (Questions that check information), (J) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (K) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (L) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (M) statement_general (All other statements), (N) question_general (All other questions), (O) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (P) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (Q) answer_general (All other answers), (R) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
3b126c7153dc4367_38299_41839 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (B) question_check (Questions that check information), (C) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (D) statement_general (All other statements), (E) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (F) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (G) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (H) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (I) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (J) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (K) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (L) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (M) question_general (All other questions), (N) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (O) answer_general (All other answers), (P) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (Q) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (R) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention) | statement_general | null | null | null | null | |
3b126c7153dc4367_47780_50240 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (B) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (C) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (D) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (E) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (F) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (G) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (H) statement_general (All other statements), (I) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (J) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (K) answer_general (All other answers), (L) question_general (All other questions), (M) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (N) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (O) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (P) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (Q) question_check (Questions that check information), (R) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said) | answer_dis | thanks | disfluency | null | null | |
3b126c7153dc4367_9700_14230 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (B) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (C) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (D) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (E) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (F) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (G) question_general (All other questions), (H) answer_general (All other answers), (I) question_check (Questions that check information), (J) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (K) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (L) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (M) statement_general (All other statements), (N) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (O) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (P) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum) | statement_open | statement_problem | disfluency | null | null | |
3b15fb19858d45fd_10820_14000 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (B) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (C) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (D) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (E) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (H) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (I) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (J) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (K) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (L) question_check (Questions that check information), (M) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (N) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (O) question_general (All other questions), (P) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (Q) statement_general (All other statements), (R) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative) | statement_open | disfluency | null | null | null | |
3b30ab4c8f984514_20148_23568 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (B) answer_general (All other answers), (C) question_check (Questions that check information), (D) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (E) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (F) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (G) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (H) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (I) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (J) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (K) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (L) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (M) question_general (All other questions), (N) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (O) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (P) statement_general (All other statements), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) | answer_general | disfluency | null | null | null | |
3b30ab4c8f984514_26250_32520 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_general (All other statements), (B) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (C) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (D) question_general (All other questions), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) question_check (Questions that check information), (H) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (I) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (J) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (K) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (L) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (M) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (N) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (O) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (P) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (Q) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories) | question_general | answer_general | null | null | null | |
3b6cc203622d4ade_31190_32990 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (B) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (E) answer_general (All other answers), (F) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (G) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (H) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (I) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (J) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (K) question_check (Questions that check information), (L) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (M) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (P) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (Q) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (R) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
3b6cc203622d4ade_60490_62080 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (B) answer_general (All other answers), (C) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (D) statement_general (All other statements), (E) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (F) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (G) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (H) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (I) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (J) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (K) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (L) question_check (Questions that check information), (M) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (N) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (O) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (P) question_general (All other questions), (Q) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories) | answer_dis | thanks | statement_close | null | null | |
3be000b399e54c2e_24590_25190 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (B) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (E) statement_general (All other statements), (F) question_check (Questions that check information), (G) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (H) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (I) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (L) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (M) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (N) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (O) answer_general (All other answers), (P) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (Q) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (R) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
3be000b399e54c2e_27030_30720 | Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (B) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (C) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (D) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (E) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (F) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (G) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (H) statement_general (All other statements), (I) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (J) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (K) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (L) question_general (All other questions), (M) answer_general (All other answers), (N) question_check (Questions that check information), (O) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (P) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (Q) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (R) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something) | question_general | acknowledge | null | null | null | |
3bf4070396224b43_11260_11560 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (B) answer_general (All other answers), (C) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (D) question_general (All other questions), (E) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (F) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (G) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (H) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (I) question_check (Questions that check information), (J) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (K) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (L) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (P) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (Q) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (R) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in) | other | null | null | null | null | |
3bf4070396224b43_13300_19960 | Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) answer_general (All other answers), (D) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (E) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (F) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (G) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (H) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (I) statement_general (All other statements), (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (M) question_check (Questions that check information), (N) question_general (All other questions), (O) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (P) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (Q) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (R) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum) | statement_open | statement_problem | disfluency | null | null | |
3bf4070396224b43_3690_4320 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (D) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) answer_general (All other answers), (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) question_check (Questions that check information), (N) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (O) statement_general (All other statements), (P) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (Q) question_general (All other questions), (R) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances) | statement_open | null | null | null | null | |
3c2099b952d749d3_25789_27469 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (B) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (C) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (D) question_general (All other questions), (E) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (F) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (G) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (H) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (I) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (J) statement_general (All other statements), (K) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (L) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (M) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (N) answer_general (All other answers), (O) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (P) question_check (Questions that check information), (Q) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (R) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response) | answer_general | acknowledge | null | null | null | |
3c2099b952d749d3_28490_29600 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_general (All other statements), (B) answer_general (All other answers), (C) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (D) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (E) question_check (Questions that check information), (F) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (G) question_general (All other questions), (H) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (I) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (J) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (K) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (N) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (O) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (P) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (Q) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (R) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
3c2099b952d749d3_41719_43519 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (B) statement_general (All other statements), (C) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (D) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (E) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (F) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (G) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (H) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (I) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (J) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (K) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (L) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (M) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (N) question_check (Questions that check information), (O) question_general (All other questions), (P) answer_general (All other answers), (Q) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (R) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum) | thanks | statement_close | null | null | null | |
3c2099b952d749d3_7690_12310 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_general (All other statements), (B) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (C) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (D) question_check (Questions that check information), (E) question_general (All other questions), (F) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (G) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (H) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (I) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (J) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (K) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (L) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (M) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (N) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (O) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (P) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (Q) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (R) answer_general (All other answers) | answer_general | statement_open | statement_problem | disfluency | null | |
3e56291000464230_12820_14470 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (B) answer_general (All other answers), (C) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (D) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (E) question_general (All other questions), (F) statement_general (All other statements), (G) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (H) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (I) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (J) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (K) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (L) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (M) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (N) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (O) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (P) question_check (Questions that check information), (Q) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories) | other | null | null | null | null | |
3e56291000464230_31090_31450 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_general (All other questions), (B) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (C) question_check (Questions that check information), (D) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (E) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (F) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (G) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (H) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (I) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (J) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (K) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (L) statement_general (All other statements), (M) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (N) answer_general (All other answers), (O) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (P) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (Q) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (R) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response) | acknowledge | null | null | null | null | |
3e56291000464230_35590_36040 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (B) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (C) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (D) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (E) question_general (All other questions), (F) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (G) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (H) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (I) answer_general (All other answers), (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (L) statement_general (All other statements), (M) question_check (Questions that check information), (N) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (O) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (P) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (Q) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (R) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said) | other | null | null | null | null | |
3e56291000464230_38680_39130 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (B) answer_general (All other answers), (C) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (D) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (E) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (F) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (G) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (H) statement_general (All other statements), (I) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (J) question_check (Questions that check information), (K) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) question_general (All other questions), (N) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (O) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (P) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (Q) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories) | other | null | null | null | null | |
3e56291000464230_49160_50210 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (B) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (C) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (D) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (E) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (F) question_general (All other questions), (G) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (H) statement_general (All other statements), (I) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (J) question_check (Questions that check information), (K) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) answer_general (All other answers), (N) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (O) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (P) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (Q) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (R) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative) | other | null | null | null | null | |
3e56291000464230_54300_56040 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_general (All other questions), (B) statement_general (All other statements), (C) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (D) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (E) answer_general (All other answers), (F) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (G) question_check (Questions that check information), (H) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (J) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (K) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (L) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (M) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (N) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (O) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (P) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (Q) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (R) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said) | other | null | null | null | null | |
3f73ad5fee5c46f2_20559_20949 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (B) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (C) statement_general (All other statements), (D) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (E) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (F) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (G) answer_general (All other answers), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (J) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (K) question_general (All other questions), (L) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) question_check (Questions that check information), (O) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (P) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (Q) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (R) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in) | acknowledge | null | null | null | null | |
3f73ad5fee5c46f2_41629_43039 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (B) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (C) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (D) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (E) question_check (Questions that check information), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (H) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (I) statement_general (All other statements), (J) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (K) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (L) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (M) question_general (All other questions), (N) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (O) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (P) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (Q) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (R) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum) | question_general | null | null | null | null | |
3f73ad5fee5c46f2_46460_47150 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (B) statement_general (All other statements), (C) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (D) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (E) question_general (All other questions), (F) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (G) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (H) question_check (Questions that check information), (I) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (J) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (K) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (L) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (M) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (N) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (O) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (P) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (Q) answer_general (All other answers), (R) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) | answer_dis | thanks | null | null | null | |
3f73ad5fee5c46f2_48159_48999 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_general (All other statements), (B) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (C) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (D) answer_general (All other answers), (E) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (F) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (G) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (H) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (I) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (J) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (K) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (L) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (M) question_general (All other questions), (N) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (O) question_check (Questions that check information), (P) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (Q) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (R) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end) | statement_close | null | null | null | null | |
3f73ad5fee5c46f2_6429_7359 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (B) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (C) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (D) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (E) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (F) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (G) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (H) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (I) statement_general (All other statements), (J) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (K) question_check (Questions that check information), (L) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (M) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (N) answer_general (All other answers), (O) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (P) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (Q) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (R) question_general (All other questions) | statement_open | null | null | null | null | |
3f95c2becef14f6a_10290_14460 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (B) answer_general (All other answers), (C) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (D) question_check (Questions that check information), (E) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (F) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (G) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (H) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (I) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (J) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (K) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (L) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (M) question_general (All other questions), (N) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (O) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (P) statement_general (All other statements), (Q) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (R) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end) | statement_open | statement_problem | other | null | null | |
3f95c2becef14f6a_40120_41170 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (B) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (C) statement_general (All other statements), (D) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (E) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (F) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (G) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (H) answer_general (All other answers), (I) question_check (Questions that check information), (J) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (K) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (L) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (M) question_general (All other questions), (N) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (O) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (P) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (Q) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (R) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum) | statement_close | null | null | null | null | |
401312814b4e407c_13450_17320 | Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (B) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (C) statement_general (All other statements), (D) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (E) answer_general (All other answers), (F) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (G) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (H) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (I) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (J) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (K) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (L) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (M) question_check (Questions that check information), (N) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (O) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (P) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (Q) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (R) question_general (All other questions) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
409fb9916ae8454b_14490_15780 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_general (All other statements), (B) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (C) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (F) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (G) question_check (Questions that check information), (H) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (I) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (J) question_general (All other questions), (K) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (L) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (M) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (N) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (O) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (P) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (Q) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (R) answer_general (All other answers) | acknowledge | statement_general | null | null | null | |
40b72c84f31c4551_49519_51319 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (B) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (C) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (D) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (E) question_general (All other questions), (F) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (G) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (H) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (I) question_check (Questions that check information), (J) statement_general (All other statements), (K) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (L) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (M) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (N) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (O) answer_general (All other answers), (P) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention) | thanks | statement_close | null | null | null | |
4224f8bb133445e8_13390_14740 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (B) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (C) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (D) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (E) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (F) question_check (Questions that check information), (G) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (H) answer_general (All other answers), (I) statement_general (All other statements), (J) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (K) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (L) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (M) question_general (All other questions), (N) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (O) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (P) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (Q) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (R) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting) | statement_problem | null | null | null | null | |
4224f8bb133445e8_49880_51590 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (B) answer_general (All other answers), (C) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (D) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (E) question_general (All other questions), (F) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (G) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (H) statement_general (All other statements), (I) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (J) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (K) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (L) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (M) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (N) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (O) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (P) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (Q) question_check (Questions that check information), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories) | question_check | acknowledge | null | null | null | |
4224f8bb133445e8_59850_65880 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (B) answer_general (All other answers), (C) question_check (Questions that check information), (D) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (G) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (H) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (I) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (J) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (K) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (L) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (M) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (N) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (O) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (P) statement_general (All other statements), (Q) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (R) question_general (All other questions) | acknowledge | statement_general | null | null | null | |
4224f8bb133445e8_73920_74340 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (B) question_general (All other questions), (C) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (D) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (G) question_check (Questions that check information), (H) answer_general (All other answers), (I) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (J) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (K) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (L) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (M) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (N) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (O) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) statement_general (All other statements), (R) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention) | statement_close | null | null | null | null | |
4224f8bb133445e8_9920_12860 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (B) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (C) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (D) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (E) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (F) statement_general (All other statements), (G) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (H) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (I) question_general (All other questions), (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (L) question_check (Questions that check information), (M) answer_general (All other answers), (N) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (O) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (P) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (Q) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories) | statement_open | null | null | null | null | |
427526cfe9214754_43220_44810 | Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (B) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (C) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (D) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (E) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (F) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (G) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (H) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (I) statement_general (All other statements), (J) question_general (All other questions), (K) question_check (Questions that check information), (L) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (M) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (N) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (O) answer_general (All other answers), (P) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (Q) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (R) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) | thanks | statement_close | null | null | null | |
427526cfe9214754_5390_8570 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (B) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (C) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (D) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (E) statement_general (All other statements), (F) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (G) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (H) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (I) question_check (Questions that check information), (J) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (K) answer_general (All other answers), (L) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (O) question_general (All other questions), (P) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (Q) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (R) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response) | statement_open | null | null | null | null | |
42c90e3299244cc4_21690_24480 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (B) question_general (All other questions), (C) question_check (Questions that check information), (D) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (E) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (F) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (G) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (H) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (I) statement_general (All other statements), (J) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (K) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (L) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (M) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (N) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (O) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (P) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (Q) answer_general (All other answers), (R) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
42c90e3299244cc4_45219_47019 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (B) statement_general (All other statements), (C) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (D) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (E) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (F) question_general (All other questions), (G) answer_general (All other answers), (H) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (I) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (J) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (K) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (L) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (M) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (N) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (Q) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (R) question_check (Questions that check information) | thanks | acknowledge | statement_close | null | null | |
4341434d26154ba8_11990_15260 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (B) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (C) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (D) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (E) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (F) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (G) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (H) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (I) question_check (Questions that check information), (J) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (M) question_general (All other questions), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) answer_general (All other answers), (P) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (Q) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (R) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting) | statement_open | statement_problem | null | null | null | |
4341434d26154ba8_35320_37480 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) answer_general (All other answers), (B) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (C) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (D) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (E) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (F) question_check (Questions that check information), (G) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (H) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (I) question_general (All other questions), (J) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (K) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (L) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (M) statement_general (All other statements), (N) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (O) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (P) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (Q) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (R) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
4341434d26154ba8_67579_69529 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (B) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (C) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (D) question_general (All other questions), (E) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (F) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (G) statement_general (All other statements), (H) question_check (Questions that check information), (I) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (J) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (K) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (L) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (M) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (N) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (O) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (P) answer_general (All other answers), (Q) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (R) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in) | statement_general | null | null | null | null | |
43636c8fcf2e40e1_36850_37600 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (B) question_check (Questions that check information), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) statement_general (All other statements), (E) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (F) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (G) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (H) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (I) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (J) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (K) answer_general (All other answers), (L) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (M) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (N) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (O) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (P) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (Q) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (R) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting) | question_check | null | null | null | null | |
43636c8fcf2e40e1_47520_48450 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (B) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (C) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (D) answer_general (All other answers), (E) question_check (Questions that check information), (F) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (G) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (H) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (I) question_general (All other questions), (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_general (All other statements), (L) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (M) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (N) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (O) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (P) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (Q) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (R) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
43dc3804df8a42a6_14790_16020 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (B) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (C) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (F) question_general (All other questions), (G) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (H) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (I) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (J) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (K) answer_general (All other answers), (L) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (M) question_check (Questions that check information), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (Q) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (R) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in) | answer_general | statement_problem | null | null | null | |
43dc3804df8a42a6_29050_32440 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) answer_general (All other answers), (B) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (C) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (D) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (E) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (F) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (G) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (H) statement_general (All other statements), (I) question_check (Questions that check information), (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) question_general (All other questions), (M) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (N) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (O) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (R) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention) | answer_general | self | null | null | null | |
43dc3804df8a42a6_45520_46810 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (B) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (C) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (D) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (E) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (F) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (G) statement_general (All other statements), (H) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (I) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (J) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (K) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (L) answer_general (All other answers), (M) question_check (Questions that check information), (N) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (O) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (P) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (Q) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (R) question_general (All other questions) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
45c7998bd5eb4101_16909_19039 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (B) answer_general (All other answers), (C) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (D) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (E) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (F) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (G) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (H) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (I) question_check (Questions that check information), (J) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (K) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (L) statement_general (All other statements), (M) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (N) question_general (All other questions), (O) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (P) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (Q) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (R) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic) | question_check | null | null | null | null | |
476af17d621d4e9f_2130_4650 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (B) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (C) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (D) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (E) statement_general (All other statements), (F) question_check (Questions that check information), (G) answer_general (All other answers), (H) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (I) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (J) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (K) question_general (All other questions), (L) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (M) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (N) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (O) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (P) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (Q) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (R) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said) | statement_open | null | null | null | null | |
476af17d621d4e9f_27090_28410 | Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (B) question_check (Questions that check information), (C) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (D) statement_general (All other statements), (E) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (F) answer_general (All other answers), (G) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (H) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (I) question_general (All other questions), (J) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (K) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (L) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (M) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (N) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (O) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (P) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
476af17d621d4e9f_56830_58960 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_general (All other statements), (B) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (C) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (D) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (E) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (F) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (G) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (H) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (I) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (L) question_check (Questions that check information), (M) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (N) question_general (All other questions), (O) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (P) answer_general (All other answers), (Q) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (R) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response) | thanks | statement_close | null | null | null | |
4775e0f0c7b2468e_10660_15790 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (B) statement_general (All other statements), (C) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (D) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (E) answer_general (All other answers), (F) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (G) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (H) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (I) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (J) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (K) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (L) question_general (All other questions), (M) question_check (Questions that check information), (N) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (O) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (R) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end) | statement_open | statement_problem | null | null | null | |
4775e0f0c7b2468e_23810_25130 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (B) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (C) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (D) question_general (All other questions), (E) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (F) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (G) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (H) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (I) question_check (Questions that check information), (J) answer_general (All other answers), (K) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (L) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (M) statement_general (All other statements), (N) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (O) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (P) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (Q) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (R) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) | question_check | null | null | null | null | |
4775e0f0c7b2468e_30060_31680 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (B) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (C) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (D) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (E) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (F) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (G) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (H) answer_general (All other answers), (I) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (J) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (K) question_check (Questions that check information), (L) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (M) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) question_general (All other questions), (P) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (Q) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (R) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic) | question_check | null | null | null | null | |
4775e0f0c7b2468e_47720_49160 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (B) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (C) question_general (All other questions), (D) statement_general (All other statements), (E) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (F) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (G) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (H) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (I) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (J) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (K) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (L) question_check (Questions that check information), (M) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (N) answer_general (All other answers), (O) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (P) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (Q) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (R) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances) | answer_dis | thanks | statement_close | null | null | |
4775e0f0c7b2468e_48410_50270 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_general (All other questions), (B) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (C) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (G) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (H) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (I) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (J) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (K) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (L) question_check (Questions that check information), (M) answer_general (All other answers), (N) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (O) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (P) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (Q) statement_general (All other statements), (R) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention) | thanks | statement_close | null | null | null | |
4775e0f0c7b2468e_53120_53990 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_general (All other statements), (B) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (C) question_check (Questions that check information), (D) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (E) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (F) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (G) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (H) question_general (All other questions), (I) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (J) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (K) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (L) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (M) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (N) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (O) answer_general (All other answers), (P) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (Q) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (R) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response) | statement_close | null | null | null | null | |
478760f87f8a416f_12559_13729 | Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (B) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (C) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (D) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (E) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (F) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (G) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (H) answer_general (All other answers), (I) question_general (All other questions), (J) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (K) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (L) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (M) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (N) question_check (Questions that check information), (O) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (P) statement_general (All other statements), (Q) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (R) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end) | question_check | null | null | null | null | |
478760f87f8a416f_40950_41880 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (B) question_general (All other questions), (C) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (D) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (E) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (F) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (G) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (H) answer_general (All other answers), (I) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (J) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (K) question_check (Questions that check information), (L) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (M) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (N) statement_general (All other statements), (O) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (R) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
478760f87f8a416f_59609_61349 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_general (All other questions), (B) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (C) answer_general (All other answers), (D) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (E) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (F) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (G) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (H) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (I) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (J) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (K) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (L) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (M) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (N) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (O) question_check (Questions that check information), (P) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (Q) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (R) statement_general (All other statements) | thanks | statement_close | null | null | null | |
478760f87f8a416f_60020_60650 | Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (B) answer_general (All other answers), (C) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (D) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (E) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (F) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (G) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (H) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (I) question_check (Questions that check information), (J) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (K) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (L) statement_general (All other statements), (M) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (N) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (O) question_general (All other questions), (P) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (Q) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (R) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories) | answer_dis | thanks | null | null | null | |
47fa3b9c29124764_16118_16688 | Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (B) question_check (Questions that check information), (C) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (D) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (E) statement_general (All other statements), (F) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (G) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (H) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (I) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (J) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (K) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (L) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (M) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (N) question_general (All other questions), (O) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (P) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (Q) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (R) answer_general (All other answers) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
47fa3b9c29124764_1850_5630 | Determine the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (B) answer_general (All other answers), (C) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (D) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (E) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (F) question_general (All other questions), (G) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (H) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (I) statement_general (All other statements), (J) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (M) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (N) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (O) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (P) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (Q) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (R) question_check (Questions that check information) | question_general | statement_open | null | null | null | |
47fa3b9c29124764_24988_26608 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (B) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (C) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (D) question_general (All other questions), (E) question_check (Questions that check information), (F) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (G) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (H) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (I) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (J) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (K) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (L) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (M) statement_general (All other statements), (N) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (O) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (P) answer_general (All other answers), (Q) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (R) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic) | answer_general | null | null | null | null | |
47fa3b9c29124764_37518_39258 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (B) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (C) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (D) statement_general (All other statements), (E) answer_general (All other answers), (F) question_check (Questions that check information), (G) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (H) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (I) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (J) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (K) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (L) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (M) question_general (All other questions), (N) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (O) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (P) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (Q) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (R) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum) | answer_dis | thanks | statement_close | null | null | |
4a355c4a638f4774_14749_17509 | Determine the communicative function of the speaker's utterance in the dialogue, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) answer_general (All other answers), (B) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (C) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (D) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (E) question_check (Questions that check information), (F) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (G) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (H) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (I) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (J) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (K) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (L) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (M) question_general (All other questions), (N) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (O) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (P) statement_general (All other statements), (Q) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (R) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) | question_check | acknowledge | null | null | null | |
4a355c4a638f4774_899_6419 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (B) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (C) statement_general (All other statements), (D) question_general (All other questions), (E) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (F) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (G) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (H) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (I) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (J) answer_general (All other answers), (K) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (L) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (M) question_check (Questions that check information), (N) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (O) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (P) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (Q) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (R) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said) | question_general | statement_open | null | null | null | |
4c5b2bd7af914753_36719_42089 | Classify the speech act performed by the speaker in the conversation, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) statement_general (All other statements), (B) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (C) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (D) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (E) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (F) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (G) question_check (Questions that check information), (H) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (I) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (J) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (K) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (L) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (M) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (N) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (O) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (P) answer_general (All other answers), (Q) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (R) question_general (All other questions) | question_general | acknowledge | statement_general | null | null | |
4c933b1fff9e4f57_16669_17299 | Identify the purpose of the given utterance in a spoken dialog, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) answer_general (All other answers), (C) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (D) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (E) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (F) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (G) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (H) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (I) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (J) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (K) statement_general (All other statements), (L) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (M) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response), (N) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (O) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (P) question_general (All other questions), (Q) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (R) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting) | acknowledge | null | null | null | null | |
4c933b1fff9e4f57_21520_22570 | Recognize the dialogical role or function of the speaker's utterance, which might be one or more of the following options: (A) question_check (Questions that check information), (B) statement_instruct (An imperative utterance that indicates the speaker wants the listener to do something), (C) statement_open (Formulaic opening statements that might contain a greeting), (D) answer_dis (Answers indicating a negative response), (E) disfluency (filler, reparandum, interregnum), (F) backchannel (Verbal or non-verbal expressions indicating the listener’s attention), (G) self (Essentially rhetorical utterances), (H) statement_close (Formulaic closing statements indicating that the conversation is coming to an end), (I) thanks (Statement indicating a speaker is appreciative), (J) statement_problem (Utterance that contains a user’s primary reason for calling in), (K) acknowledge (A response indicating that a speaker has heard, or is empathizing with, what another speaker has said), (L) other (Any utterances that don’t fit in any of the above categories), (M) statement_general (All other statements), (N) question_general (All other questions), (O) question_repeat (Requests for someone to repeat what they said), (P) answer_general (All other answers), (Q) apology (Statement indicating a speaker is apologetic), (R) answer_agree (Answers indicating a positive response) | answer_general | null | null | null | null |
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