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stringlengths 13
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stringclasses 12
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stringclasses 2
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stringclasses 13
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bool 2
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stringclasses 7
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hard-length_count-000
|
length_count
|
Ensure the response is exact 300 words.
|
hard
|
Strictly or loosely limiting the length of the paragraphs, sentences, words, etc.
| false
|
- If the constraint requires exact words/sentences/paragraphs/length/count, you should strictly verify the quantity.
- If the constraint gives the exact interval of the quantity, you should strictly verify the quantity within the interval.
- If the constraint gives an approximate quantity, you do an interval check. For words, 50 words flexible. sentences, 1 sentences flexible. For paragraph, 1 paragraph flexible.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-length_count-001
|
length_count
|
Ensure the response is between 400 to 500 words.
|
hard
|
Strictly or loosely limiting the length of the paragraphs, sentences, words, etc.
| false
|
- If the constraint requires exact words/sentences/paragraphs/length/count, you should strictly verify the quantity.
- If the constraint gives the exact interval of the quantity, you should strictly verify the quantity within the interval.
- If the constraint gives an approximate quantity, you do an interval check. For words, 50 words flexible. sentences, 1 sentences flexible. For paragraph, 1 paragraph flexible.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-length_count-002
|
length_count
|
Response should be about 150 words.
|
hard
|
Strictly or loosely limiting the length of the paragraphs, sentences, words, etc.
| false
|
- If the constraint requires exact words/sentences/paragraphs/length/count, you should strictly verify the quantity.
- If the constraint gives the exact interval of the quantity, you should strictly verify the quantity within the interval.
- If the constraint gives an approximate quantity, you do an interval check. For words, 50 words flexible. sentences, 1 sentences flexible. For paragraph, 1 paragraph flexible.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-length_count-003
|
length_count
|
Response should be only one paragraph.
|
hard
|
Strictly or loosely limiting the length of the paragraphs, sentences, words, etc.
| false
|
- If the constraint requires exact words/sentences/paragraphs/length/count, you should strictly verify the quantity.
- If the constraint gives the exact interval of the quantity, you should strictly verify the quantity within the interval.
- If the constraint gives an approximate quantity, you do an interval check. For words, 50 words flexible. sentences, 1 sentences flexible. For paragraph, 1 paragraph flexible.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-length_count-004
|
length_count
|
Limit the first paragraph less than 150 words.
|
hard
|
Strictly or loosely limiting the length of the paragraphs, sentences, words, etc.
| false
|
- If the constraint requires exact words/sentences/paragraphs/length/count, you should strictly verify the quantity.
- If the constraint gives the exact interval of the quantity, you should strictly verify the quantity within the interval.
- If the constraint gives an approximate quantity, you do an interval check. For words, 50 words flexible. sentences, 1 sentences flexible. For paragraph, 1 paragraph flexible.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-length_count-005
|
length_count
|
Response must contain exact 3 paragraphs.
|
hard
|
Strictly or loosely limiting the length of the paragraphs, sentences, words, etc.
| false
|
- If the constraint requires exact words/sentences/paragraphs/length/count, you should strictly verify the quantity.
- If the constraint gives the exact interval of the quantity, you should strictly verify the quantity within the interval.
- If the constraint gives an approximate quantity, you do an interval check. For words, 50 words flexible. sentences, 1 sentences flexible. For paragraph, 1 paragraph flexible.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-length_count-006
|
length_count
|
Response must be more than 3 paragraphs.
|
hard
|
Strictly or loosely limiting the length of the paragraphs, sentences, words, etc.
| false
|
- If the constraint requires exact words/sentences/paragraphs/length/count, you should strictly verify the quantity.
- If the constraint gives the exact interval of the quantity, you should strictly verify the quantity within the interval.
- If the constraint gives an approximate quantity, you do an interval check. For words, 50 words flexible. sentences, 1 sentences flexible. For paragraph, 1 paragraph flexible.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-length_count-007
|
length_count
|
Respond must be less than 5 sentences.
|
hard
|
Strictly or loosely limiting the length of the paragraphs, sentences, words, etc.
| false
|
- If the constraint requires exact words/sentences/paragraphs/length/count, you should strictly verify the quantity.
- If the constraint gives the exact interval of the quantity, you should strictly verify the quantity within the interval.
- If the constraint gives an approximate quantity, you do an interval check. For words, 50 words flexible. sentences, 1 sentences flexible. For paragraph, 1 paragraph flexible.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-length_count-008
|
length_count
|
Each sentence must contain 10–12 words, inclusive.
|
hard
|
Strictly or loosely limiting the length of the paragraphs, sentences, words, etc.
| false
|
- If the constraint requires exact words/sentences/paragraphs/length/count, you should strictly verify the quantity.
- If the constraint gives the exact interval of the quantity, you should strictly verify the quantity within the interval.
- If the constraint gives an approximate quantity, you do an interval check. For words, 50 words flexible. sentences, 1 sentences flexible. For paragraph, 1 paragraph flexible.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-length_count-009
|
length_count
|
No word in the response may exceed 6 letters.
|
hard
|
Strictly or loosely limiting the length of the paragraphs, sentences, words, etc.
| false
|
- If the constraint requires exact words/sentences/paragraphs/length/count, you should strictly verify the quantity.
- If the constraint gives the exact interval of the quantity, you should strictly verify the quantity within the interval.
- If the constraint gives an approximate quantity, you do an interval check. For words, 50 words flexible. sentences, 1 sentences flexible. For paragraph, 1 paragraph flexible.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-length_count-010
|
length_count
|
Ensure the response has exactly 2 sentences per paragraph, with 5 paragraphs total.
|
hard
|
Strictly or loosely limiting the length of the paragraphs, sentences, words, etc.
| false
|
- If the constraint requires exact words/sentences/paragraphs/length/count, you should strictly verify the quantity.
- If the constraint gives the exact interval of the quantity, you should strictly verify the quantity within the interval.
- If the constraint gives an approximate quantity, you do an interval check. For words, 50 words flexible. sentences, 1 sentences flexible. For paragraph, 1 paragraph flexible.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-length_count-011
|
length_count
|
The response satisfies: the first sentence has 5 words, the second 6, the third 7, and so on until 10.
|
hard
|
Strictly or loosely limiting the length of the paragraphs, sentences, words, etc.
| false
|
- If the constraint requires exact words/sentences/paragraphs/length/count, you should strictly verify the quantity.
- If the constraint gives the exact interval of the quantity, you should strictly verify the quantity within the interval.
- If the constraint gives an approximate quantity, you do an interval check. For words, 50 words flexible. sentences, 1 sentences flexible. For paragraph, 1 paragraph flexible.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-length_count-012
|
length_count
|
Every sentence in the response must end with exactly 8 words.
|
hard
|
Strictly or loosely limiting the length of the paragraphs, sentences, words, etc.
| false
|
- If the constraint requires exact words/sentences/paragraphs/length/count, you should strictly verify the quantity.
- If the constraint gives the exact interval of the quantity, you should strictly verify the quantity within the interval.
- If the constraint gives an approximate quantity, you do an interval check. For words, 50 words flexible. sentences, 1 sentences flexible. For paragraph, 1 paragraph flexible.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-length_count-013
|
length_count
|
The last sentence in the response must contain exactly 4 words.
|
hard
|
Strictly or loosely limiting the length of the paragraphs, sentences, words, etc.
| false
|
- If the constraint requires exact words/sentences/paragraphs/length/count, you should strictly verify the quantity.
- If the constraint gives the exact interval of the quantity, you should strictly verify the quantity within the interval.
- If the constraint gives an approximate quantity, you do an interval check. For words, 50 words flexible. sentences, 1 sentences flexible. For paragraph, 1 paragraph flexible.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-layout-000
|
layout
|
The entire response should be in capital letters.
|
hard
|
Adding constraints on the layout, e.g., letters, space, indent, lines, margin, etc.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-layout-001
|
layout
|
First word in a paragraph should be capital.
|
hard
|
Adding constraints on the layout, e.g., letters, space, indent, lines, margin, etc.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-layout-002
|
layout
|
All titles and subtitles should be capital.
|
hard
|
Adding constraints on the layout, e.g., letters, space, indent, lines, margin, etc.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-layout-003
|
layout
|
Use two empty lines between paragraphs.
|
hard
|
Adding constraints on the layout, e.g., letters, space, indent, lines, margin, etc.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-layout-004
|
layout
|
Each line should be 50 characters; use hyphen to break a word if it exceeds 50 characters.
|
hard
|
Adding constraints on the layout, e.g., letters, space, indent, lines, margin, etc.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-layout-005
|
layout
|
Use underscore to break letters.
|
hard
|
Adding constraints on the layout, e.g., letters, space, indent, lines, margin, etc.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-layout-006
|
layout
|
Make the first sentence in each paragraph be capital.
|
hard
|
Adding constraints on the layout, e.g., letters, space, indent, lines, margin, etc.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-layout-007
|
layout
|
Make the first sentence in each paragraph be bold using Markdown **bold**.
|
hard
|
Adding constraints on the layout, e.g., letters, space, indent, lines, margin, etc.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-layout-008
|
layout
|
Right-align every line by padding spaces to 60 characters. Each line maximal 80 characters
|
hard
|
Adding constraints on the layout, e.g., letters, space, indent, lines, margin, etc.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-layout-009
|
layout
|
Indent the first line of each paragraph with 4 spaces; others unindented.
|
hard
|
Adding constraints on the layout, e.g., letters, space, indent, lines, margin, etc.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-layout-010
|
layout
|
Make each line maximal 60 characters and prefix each line with a three-digit line number and a space (e.g., 001 )
|
hard
|
Adding constraints on the layout, e.g., letters, space, indent, lines, margin, etc.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-layout-011
|
layout
|
Each line should be 78 characters; the last line should be greater than half of the linewidth.
|
hard
|
Adding constraints on the layout, e.g., letters, space, indent, lines, margin, etc.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-layout-012
|
layout
|
Ensure every equation starts on a new line.
|
hard
|
Adding constraints on the layout, e.g., letters, space, indent, lines, margin, etc.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-file_format-000
|
file_format
|
Ensure the response is JSON format. Wrapped in ```json```
|
hard
|
Responding with some self-defined or wellknown format or template.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-file_format-001
|
file_format
|
Wrap the response into an email with subject, to, content (salutation, main body, closing, signature).
|
hard
|
Responding with some self-defined or wellknown format or template.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-file_format-002
|
file_format
|
Ensure the response is in Latex. Wrapped in ```latex```
|
hard
|
Responding with some self-defined or wellknown format or template.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-file_format-003
|
file_format
|
The response should use # and ## markdown format.
|
hard
|
Responding with some self-defined or wellknown format or template.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-file_format-004
|
file_format
|
Wrap the response with 4 markdown bullets.
|
hard
|
Responding with some self-defined or wellknown format or template.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-file_format-005
|
file_format
|
Ensure the response is in a Latex table.
|
hard
|
Responding with some self-defined or wellknown format or template.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-file_format-006
|
file_format
|
Emphasize 4 key words with markdown format.
|
hard
|
Responding with some self-defined or wellknown format or template.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-file_format-007
|
file_format
|
Wrap the response with 4 points using Latex itemize: \begin{itemize}...\end{itemize}
|
hard
|
Responding with some self-defined or wellknown format or template.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-file_format-008
|
file_format
|
Include 2 Level 1 markdown heading and 3 Level 2 markdown heading under each Level 1 heading.
|
hard
|
Responding with some self-defined or wellknown format or template.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-file_format-009
|
file_format
|
Use emoji numbers (e.g.1️⃣2️⃣) as bullets.
|
hard
|
Responding with some self-defined or wellknown format or template.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-file_format-010
|
file_format
|
Make the response follow the template: \n# [TITLE]\n[DATE in yyyy/mm/dd] by [AUTHOR]\n[MAIN BODY]\n## Reference\n[REFERENCE]
|
hard
|
Responding with some self-defined or wellknown format or template.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-linguistic_format-000
|
linguistic_format
|
Do not use adverb.
|
hard
|
Responding with linguistic requirements, such as grammar, vocabulary, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK or spaCy python packages to verify the linguistic requirements, for example `import nltk` or `import spacy`.
| 5
| 3
|
hard-linguistic_format-001
|
linguistic_format
|
All sentences are in passive voice.
|
hard
|
Responding with linguistic requirements, such as grammar, vocabulary, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK or spaCy python packages to verify the linguistic requirements, for example `import nltk` or `import spacy`.
| 5
| 3
|
hard-linguistic_format-002
|
linguistic_format
|
The response should use past tense.
|
hard
|
Responding with linguistic requirements, such as grammar, vocabulary, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK or spaCy python packages to verify the linguistic requirements, for example `import nltk` or `import spacy`.
| 5
| 3
|
hard-linguistic_format-003
|
linguistic_format
|
Contain at least three relative clauses.
|
hard
|
Responding with linguistic requirements, such as grammar, vocabulary, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK or spaCy python packages to verify the linguistic requirements, for example `import nltk` or `import spacy`.
| 5
| 3
|
hard-linguistic_format-004
|
linguistic_format
|
Use no more than 4 transition words.
|
hard
|
Responding with linguistic requirements, such as grammar, vocabulary, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK or spaCy python packages to verify the linguistic requirements, for example `import nltk` or `import spacy`.
| 5
| 3
|
hard-linguistic_format-005
|
linguistic_format
|
Only use English.
|
hard
|
Responding with linguistic requirements, such as grammar, vocabulary, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK or spaCy python packages to verify the linguistic requirements, for example `import nltk` or `import spacy`.
| 5
| 3
|
hard-linguistic_format-006
|
linguistic_format
|
The response should only use the first half of alphabet (A-M).
|
hard
|
Responding with linguistic requirements, such as grammar, vocabulary, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK or spaCy python packages to verify the linguistic requirements, for example `import nltk` or `import spacy`.
| 5
| 3
|
hard-linguistic_format-007
|
linguistic_format
|
The response should only use the most common 5000 English words.
|
hard
|
Responding with linguistic requirements, such as grammar, vocabulary, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK or spaCy python packages to verify the linguistic requirements, for example `import nltk` or `import spacy`.
| 5
| 3
|
hard-linguistic_format-008
|
linguistic_format
|
All the words that modify nouns should be verb participles.
|
hard
|
Responding with linguistic requirements, such as grammar, vocabulary, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK or spaCy python packages to verify the linguistic requirements, for example `import nltk` or `import spacy`.
| 5
| 3
|
hard-linguistic_format-009
|
linguistic_format
|
All sentences should use pattern of 'subjective + verb + objective + complement'.
|
hard
|
Responding with linguistic requirements, such as grammar, vocabulary, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK or spaCy python packages to verify the linguistic requirements, for example `import nltk` or `import spacy`.
| 5
| 3
|
hard-linguistic_format-010
|
linguistic_format
|
After the true subject appears at the beginning, use pronouns in the remaining sentences.
|
hard
|
Responding with linguistic requirements, such as grammar, vocabulary, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK or spaCy python packages to verify the linguistic requirements, for example `import nltk` or `import spacy`.
| 5
| 3
|
hard-linguistic_format-011
|
linguistic_format
|
Do not end each sentence with a noun.
|
hard
|
Responding with linguistic requirements, such as grammar, vocabulary, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK or spaCy python packages to verify the linguistic requirements, for example `import nltk` or `import spacy`.
| 5
| 3
|
hard-linguistic_format-012
|
linguistic_format
|
Write only interrogative sentences.
|
hard
|
Responding with linguistic requirements, such as grammar, vocabulary, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK or spaCy python packages to verify the linguistic requirements, for example `import nltk` or `import spacy`.
| 5
| 3
|
hard-linguistic_format-013
|
linguistic_format
|
Avoid first-person pronouns entirely.
|
hard
|
Responding with linguistic requirements, such as grammar, vocabulary, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK or spaCy python packages to verify the linguistic requirements, for example `import nltk` or `import spacy`.
| 5
| 3
|
hard-linguistic_format-014
|
linguistic_format
|
Use no negation words.
|
hard
|
Responding with linguistic requirements, such as grammar, vocabulary, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK or spaCy python packages to verify the linguistic requirements, for example `import nltk` or `import spacy`.
| 5
| 3
|
hard-prosody_phonetics_format-000
|
prosody_phonetics_format
|
All words must contain exact three vowels.
|
hard
|
Responding with prosody or phonetics requirements on the words or sentences, such as rhythm, stress, prosody, rhyme scheme, vowels, consonant, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use Epitran python packages to verify the phonetic requirements, for example, `import epitran`.
- If the constraint implicitly requires the number of words, sentences, verify them as well.
| 5
| 1
|
hard-prosody_phonetics_format-001
|
prosody_phonetics_format
|
All words must contain a diphthong.
|
hard
|
Responding with prosody or phonetics requirements on the words or sentences, such as rhythm, stress, prosody, rhyme scheme, vowels, consonant, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use Epitran python packages to verify the phonetic requirements, for example, `import epitran`.
- If the constraint implicitly requires the number of words, sentences, verify them as well.
| 5
| 1
|
hard-prosody_phonetics_format-002
|
prosody_phonetics_format
|
Ensure every sentence has the pattern of increasing syllable count: the first has one syllable, the second two, and so on.
|
hard
|
Responding with prosody or phonetics requirements on the words or sentences, such as rhythm, stress, prosody, rhyme scheme, vowels, consonant, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use Epitran python packages to verify the phonetic requirements, for example, `import epitran`.
- If the constraint implicitly requires the number of words, sentences, verify them as well.
| 5
| 1
|
hard-prosody_phonetics_format-003
|
prosody_phonetics_format
|
Every sentence contains exactly 10 syllables.
|
hard
|
Responding with prosody or phonetics requirements on the words or sentences, such as rhythm, stress, prosody, rhyme scheme, vowels, consonant, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use Epitran python packages to verify the phonetic requirements, for example, `import epitran`.
- If the constraint implicitly requires the number of words, sentences, verify them as well.
| 5
| 1
|
hard-prosody_phonetics_format-004
|
prosody_phonetics_format
|
Write a three-line poem with syllable counts 5-7-5.
|
hard
|
Responding with prosody or phonetics requirements on the words or sentences, such as rhythm, stress, prosody, rhyme scheme, vowels, consonant, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use Epitran python packages to verify the phonetic requirements, for example, `import epitran`.
- If the constraint implicitly requires the number of words, sentences, verify them as well.
| 5
| 1
|
hard-prosody_phonetics_format-005
|
prosody_phonetics_format
|
Write a sentence where the first and last word rhyme.
|
hard
|
Responding with prosody or phonetics requirements on the words or sentences, such as rhythm, stress, prosody, rhyme scheme, vowels, consonant, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use Epitran python packages to verify the phonetic requirements, for example, `import epitran`.
- If the constraint implicitly requires the number of words, sentences, verify them as well.
| 5
| 1
|
hard-prosody_phonetics_format-006
|
prosody_phonetics_format
|
Write three sentences where the last word rhyme,
|
hard
|
Responding with prosody or phonetics requirements on the words or sentences, such as rhythm, stress, prosody, rhyme scheme, vowels, consonant, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use Epitran python packages to verify the phonetic requirements, for example, `import epitran`.
- If the constraint implicitly requires the number of words, sentences, verify them as well.
| 5
| 1
|
hard-prosody_phonetics_format-007
|
prosody_phonetics_format
|
Write four sentences with alliteration.
|
hard
|
Responding with prosody or phonetics requirements on the words or sentences, such as rhythm, stress, prosody, rhyme scheme, vowels, consonant, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use Epitran python packages to verify the phonetic requirements, for example, `import epitran`.
- If the constraint implicitly requires the number of words, sentences, verify them as well.
| 5
| 1
|
hard-prosody_phonetics_format-008
|
prosody_phonetics_format
|
Create a sentence using three sound-imitating words.
|
hard
|
Responding with prosody or phonetics requirements on the words or sentences, such as rhythm, stress, prosody, rhyme scheme, vowels, consonant, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use Epitran python packages to verify the phonetic requirements, for example, `import epitran`.
- If the constraint implicitly requires the number of words, sentences, verify them as well.
| 5
| 1
|
hard-prosody_phonetics_format-009
|
prosody_phonetics_format
|
Ensure every word ends with a voiced consonant.
|
hard
|
Responding with prosody or phonetics requirements on the words or sentences, such as rhythm, stress, prosody, rhyme scheme, vowels, consonant, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use Epitran python packages to verify the phonetic requirements, for example, `import epitran`.
- If the constraint implicitly requires the number of words, sentences, verify them as well.
| 5
| 1
|
hard-prosody_phonetics_format-010
|
prosody_phonetics_format
|
Write a limerick with AABBA rhyme and mark primary stress once per line.
|
hard
|
Responding with prosody or phonetics requirements on the words or sentences, such as rhythm, stress, prosody, rhyme scheme, vowels, consonant, etc.
| false
|
- Hint: you can use Epitran python packages to verify the phonetic requirements, for example, `import epitran`.
- If the constraint implicitly requires the number of words, sentences, verify them as well.
| 5
| 1
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_types-000
|
inclusion_exclusion_types
|
Use three different emojis in your response.
|
hard
|
Responding with or without a specific text type.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_types-001
|
inclusion_exclusion_types
|
Come up with a 16-char password that includes at least one number and one special character.
|
hard
|
Responding with or without a specific text type.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_types-002
|
inclusion_exclusion_types
|
Include a relevant citation with Chicago style (Author–Date).
|
hard
|
Responding with or without a specific text type.
| false
| 5
| 4
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hard-inclusion_exclusion_types-003
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inclusion_exclusion_types
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Include two relevant citations but not in IEEE style.
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hard
|
Responding with or without a specific text type.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_types-004
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inclusion_exclusion_types
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Include one URL in the response.
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hard
|
Responding with or without a specific text type.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_types-005
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inclusion_exclusion_types
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Include dates in your response and the dates should be in YYYYMMDD format.
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hard
|
Responding with or without a specific text type.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_types-006
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inclusion_exclusion_types
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Insert a single LaTeX inline equation enclosed in $...$.
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hard
|
Responding with or without a specific text type.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_types-007
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inclusion_exclusion_types
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Do not include any Markdown tables.
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hard
|
Responding with or without a specific text type.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_types-008
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inclusion_exclusion_types
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Do not include any tables of any kind, e.g., no Markdown tables, no CSV, no Latex tables, etc.
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hard
|
Responding with or without a specific text type.
| false
| 5
| 4
|
|
hard-consistency-000
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consistency
|
Respond with Markdown table and CSV table.
|
hard
|
Responding the same content but with different formats.
| false
|
- The verification function should verify if all different formats exist and are valid, and then, verify if all formats present the same content.
| 5
| 2
|
hard-consistency-001
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consistency
|
Respond with Markdown table and Latex table.
|
hard
|
Responding the same content but with different formats.
| false
|
- The verification function should verify if all different formats exist and are valid, and then, verify if all formats present the same content.
| 5
| 2
|
hard-consistency-002
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consistency
|
Respond with Markdown table, CVS, and Latex table.
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hard
|
Responding the same content but with different formats.
| false
|
- The verification function should verify if all different formats exist and are valid, and then, verify if all formats present the same content.
| 5
| 2
|
hard-consistency-003
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consistency
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List references in APA and Chicago; author names, titles, and years must match.
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hard
|
Responding the same content but with different formats.
| false
|
- The verification function should verify if all different formats exist and are valid, and then, verify if all formats present the same content.
| 5
| 2
|
hard-consistency-004
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consistency
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Provide the config with YAML and JSON.
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hard
|
Responding the same content but with different formats.
| false
|
- The verification function should verify if all different formats exist and are valid, and then, verify if all formats present the same content.
| 5
| 2
|
hard-consistency-005
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consistency
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Give your response in Markdown with ##, ### levels and in Latex with \section, \subsection.
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hard
|
Responding the same content but with different formats.
| false
|
- The verification function should verify if all different formats exist and are valid, and then, verify if all formats present the same content.
| 5
| 2
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_content-000
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inclusion_exclusion_content
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Contain the word '[PLACEHOLDER]' for exact 5 times.
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hard
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Containing or not containing a specific text content (e.g., letters, words, phrases, sentences, or even paragraphs), where the possible content is in [PLACEHOLDER]
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple letters, words or phrases (e.g., the constraint specifically requires the placeholder to contain two/three words), expect they are separated by a comma or a semicolon when filling the placeholder. Make sure you check each letter, word, or phrase separately instead of combining them as a whole.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple sentences or paraphrases, expect they are separated by a newline symbol \n, and check them separately.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_content-001
|
inclusion_exclusion_content
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Use the two words '[PLACEHOLDER]' in your response, each at least 2 times.
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hard
|
Containing or not containing a specific text content (e.g., letters, words, phrases, sentences, or even paragraphs), where the possible content is in [PLACEHOLDER]
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple letters, words or phrases (e.g., the constraint specifically requires the placeholder to contain two/three words), expect they are separated by a comma or a semicolon when filling the placeholder. Make sure you check each letter, word, or phrase separately instead of combining them as a whole.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple sentences or paraphrases, expect they are separated by a newline symbol \n, and check them separately.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_content-002
|
inclusion_exclusion_content
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Include the quote: '[PLACEHOLDER]'
|
hard
|
Containing or not containing a specific text content (e.g., letters, words, phrases, sentences, or even paragraphs), where the possible content is in [PLACEHOLDER]
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple letters, words or phrases (e.g., the constraint specifically requires the placeholder to contain two/three words), expect they are separated by a comma or a semicolon when filling the placeholder. Make sure you check each letter, word, or phrase separately instead of combining them as a whole.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple sentences or paraphrases, expect they are separated by a newline symbol \n, and check them separately.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_content-003
|
inclusion_exclusion_content
|
Make the two quotes in different paragraphs. The quotes '[PLACEHOLDER]'.
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hard
|
Containing or not containing a specific text content (e.g., letters, words, phrases, sentences, or even paragraphs), where the possible content is in [PLACEHOLDER]
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple letters, words or phrases (e.g., the constraint specifically requires the placeholder to contain two/three words), expect they are separated by a comma or a semicolon when filling the placeholder. Make sure you check each letter, word, or phrase separately instead of combining them as a whole.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple sentences or paraphrases, expect they are separated by a newline symbol \n, and check them separately.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_content-004
|
inclusion_exclusion_content
|
Include the following paragraph verbatim in your response. Paragraph:\n[PLACEHOLDER]
|
hard
|
Containing or not containing a specific text content (e.g., letters, words, phrases, sentences, or even paragraphs), where the possible content is in [PLACEHOLDER]
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple letters, words or phrases (e.g., the constraint specifically requires the placeholder to contain two/three words), expect they are separated by a comma or a semicolon when filling the placeholder. Make sure you check each letter, word, or phrase separately instead of combining them as a whole.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple sentences or paraphrases, expect they are separated by a newline symbol \n, and check them separately.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_content-005
|
inclusion_exclusion_content
|
Do not use the word '[PLACEHOLDER]' in your response.
|
hard
|
Containing or not containing a specific text content (e.g., letters, words, phrases, sentences, or even paragraphs), where the possible content is in [PLACEHOLDER]
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple letters, words or phrases (e.g., the constraint specifically requires the placeholder to contain two/three words), expect they are separated by a comma or a semicolon when filling the placeholder. Make sure you check each letter, word, or phrase separately instead of combining them as a whole.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple sentences or paraphrases, expect they are separated by a newline symbol \n, and check them separately.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_content-006
|
inclusion_exclusion_content
|
Do not use these 5 forbidden words '[PLACEHOLDER]' in your response.
|
hard
|
Containing or not containing a specific text content (e.g., letters, words, phrases, sentences, or even paragraphs), where the possible content is in [PLACEHOLDER]
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple letters, words or phrases (e.g., the constraint specifically requires the placeholder to contain two/three words), expect they are separated by a comma or a semicolon when filling the placeholder. Make sure you check each letter, word, or phrase separately instead of combining them as a whole.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple sentences or paraphrases, expect they are separated by a newline symbol \n, and check them separately.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_content-007
|
inclusion_exclusion_content
|
Do not include sentence '[PLACEHOLDER]' in your response.
|
hard
|
Containing or not containing a specific text content (e.g., letters, words, phrases, sentences, or even paragraphs), where the possible content is in [PLACEHOLDER]
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple letters, words or phrases (e.g., the constraint specifically requires the placeholder to contain two/three words), expect they are separated by a comma or a semicolon when filling the placeholder. Make sure you check each letter, word, or phrase separately instead of combining them as a whole.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple sentences or paraphrases, expect they are separated by a newline symbol \n, and check them separately.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_content-008
|
inclusion_exclusion_content
|
Do not start each sentence with the phrase '[PLACEHOLDER]', but include it somewhere else at least once.
|
hard
|
Containing or not containing a specific text content (e.g., letters, words, phrases, sentences, or even paragraphs), where the possible content is in [PLACEHOLDER]
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple letters, words or phrases (e.g., the constraint specifically requires the placeholder to contain two/three words), expect they are separated by a comma or a semicolon when filling the placeholder. Make sure you check each letter, word, or phrase separately instead of combining them as a whole.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple sentences or paraphrases, expect they are separated by a newline symbol \n, and check them separately.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_content-009
|
inclusion_exclusion_content
|
Do not start each sentence with the word '[PLACEHOLDER]', but include it somewhere else at least twice.
|
hard
|
Containing or not containing a specific text content (e.g., letters, words, phrases, sentences, or even paragraphs), where the possible content is in [PLACEHOLDER]
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple letters, words or phrases (e.g., the constraint specifically requires the placeholder to contain two/three words), expect they are separated by a comma or a semicolon when filling the placeholder. Make sure you check each letter, word, or phrase separately instead of combining them as a whole.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple sentences or paraphrases, expect they are separated by a newline symbol \n, and check them separately.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_content-010
|
inclusion_exclusion_content
|
Answer with sentences that begin with the letter '[PLACEHOLDER]'.
|
hard
|
Containing or not containing a specific text content (e.g., letters, words, phrases, sentences, or even paragraphs), where the possible content is in [PLACEHOLDER]
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple letters, words or phrases (e.g., the constraint specifically requires the placeholder to contain two/three words), expect they are separated by a comma or a semicolon when filling the placeholder. Make sure you check each letter, word, or phrase separately instead of combining them as a whole.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple sentences or paraphrases, expect they are separated by a newline symbol \n, and check them separately.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_content-011
|
inclusion_exclusion_content
|
Mention the word or phrase '[PLACEHOLDER]' only in the Level 1 markdown heading and nowhere else.
|
hard
|
Containing or not containing a specific text content (e.g., letters, words, phrases, sentences, or even paragraphs), where the possible content is in [PLACEHOLDER]
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple letters, words or phrases (e.g., the constraint specifically requires the placeholder to contain two/three words), expect they are separated by a comma or a semicolon when filling the placeholder. Make sure you check each letter, word, or phrase separately instead of combining them as a whole.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple sentences or paraphrases, expect they are separated by a newline symbol \n, and check them separately.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-inclusion_exclusion_content-012
|
inclusion_exclusion_content
|
Use the synonym of '[PLACEHOLDER]' in the response and highlight them by ****.
|
hard
|
Containing or not containing a specific text content (e.g., letters, words, phrases, sentences, or even paragraphs), where the possible content is in [PLACEHOLDER]
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple letters, words or phrases (e.g., the constraint specifically requires the placeholder to contain two/three words), expect they are separated by a comma or a semicolon when filling the placeholder. Make sure you check each letter, word, or phrase separately instead of combining them as a whole.
- If the [PLACEHOLDER] is supposed to contain multiple sentences or paraphrases, expect they are separated by a newline symbol \n, and check them separately.
| 5
| 5
|
hard-conversion-000
|
conversion
|
Convert the given markdown table to Latex table. \nMarkdown table: \n[PLACEHOLDER]
|
hard
|
Converting the structured (e.g., JSON, HTML, CSV) or semi-structured (e.g., Latex, Markdown) user text input, which is represented by the [PLACEHOLDER], to the target requirements.
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- Verify if the changing part is changed correctly and unchanging parts remain the same.
- Response may contain unstructured text, so verify if the target structure exists first. If not, return False. If so, extract it and verify if the content is consistent with the placeholder input.
| 5
| 2
|
hard-conversion-001
|
conversion
|
Beautify the given JSON with 4-space indention. The given JSON object:\n[PLACEHOLDER]
|
hard
|
Converting the structured (e.g., JSON, HTML, CSV) or semi-structured (e.g., Latex, Markdown) user text input, which is represented by the [PLACEHOLDER], to the target requirements.
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- Verify if the changing part is changed correctly and unchanging parts remain the same.
- Response may contain unstructured text, so verify if the target structure exists first. If not, return False. If so, extract it and verify if the content is consistent with the placeholder input.
| 5
| 2
|
hard-conversion-002
|
conversion
|
Convert the input JSON to Python dict. The input JSON: \n[PLACEHOLDER]
|
hard
|
Converting the structured (e.g., JSON, HTML, CSV) or semi-structured (e.g., Latex, Markdown) user text input, which is represented by the [PLACEHOLDER], to the target requirements.
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- Verify if the changing part is changed correctly and unchanging parts remain the same.
- Response may contain unstructured text, so verify if the target structure exists first. If not, return False. If so, extract it and verify if the content is consistent with the placeholder input.
| 5
| 2
|
hard-conversion-003
|
conversion
|
Convert the given HTML to plaintext. The HTML: \n[PLACEHOLDER]
|
hard
|
Converting the structured (e.g., JSON, HTML, CSV) or semi-structured (e.g., Latex, Markdown) user text input, which is represented by the [PLACEHOLDER], to the target requirements.
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- Verify if the changing part is changed correctly and unchanging parts remain the same.
- Response may contain unstructured text, so verify if the target structure exists first. If not, return False. If so, extract it and verify if the content is consistent with the placeholder input.
| 5
| 2
|
hard-conversion-004
|
conversion
|
Convert the given CSV table to Latex table. The CSV: \n[PLACEHOLDER]
|
hard
|
Converting the structured (e.g., JSON, HTML, CSV) or semi-structured (e.g., Latex, Markdown) user text input, which is represented by the [PLACEHOLDER], to the target requirements.
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- Verify if the changing part is changed correctly and unchanging parts remain the same.
- Response may contain unstructured text, so verify if the target structure exists first. If not, return False. If so, extract it and verify if the content is consistent with the placeholder input.
| 5
| 2
|
hard-conversion-005
|
conversion
|
Replace [PLACEHOLDER] with its synonym.
|
hard
|
Converting the structured (e.g., JSON, HTML, CSV) or semi-structured (e.g., Latex, Markdown) user text input, which is represented by the [PLACEHOLDER], to the target requirements.
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- Verify if the changing part is changed correctly and unchanging parts remain the same.
- Response may contain unstructured text, so verify if the target structure exists first. If not, return False. If so, extract it and verify if the content is consistent with the placeholder input.
| 5
| 2
|
hard-conversion-006
|
conversion
|
Replace [PLACEHOLDER] with its antonym.
|
hard
|
Converting the structured (e.g., JSON, HTML, CSV) or semi-structured (e.g., Latex, Markdown) user text input, which is represented by the [PLACEHOLDER], to the target requirements.
| true
|
- Hint: you can use NLTK WordNet to find synonyms/antonyms.
- Verify if the changing part is changed correctly and unchanging parts remain the same.
- Response may contain unstructured text, so verify if the target structure exists first. If not, return False. If so, extract it and verify if the content is consistent with the placeholder input.
| 5
| 2
|
soft-tone-000
|
tone
|
Respond in a formal tone.
|
soft
|
Responding with a specific and easily detected tone.
| false
| 5
| 3
|
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