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c1390	Express, Complain	Self_Disclosure, Small_Talk	amusement, neutral	Observed	Observed	Observed	Flouted	The speaker implies they are not thrilled about reading a tax book.	5	Jane called to say she's moved on, but hey, more time for me to catch up on that riveting tax book!	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Jane called to say she's moved on, but hey, more time for me to catch up on that riveting tax book!<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, small_talk\|amusement, neutral
c1168	Express, Question	Self_Disclosure, Choose_Option	curiosity, desire, neutral	Observed	Observed	Observed	Observed	null	5	I'm debating whether to go on that camping trip or just stay in town for the weekend.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm debating whether to go on that camping trip or just stay in town for the weekend.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, choose_option\|curiosity, desire, neutral
c1898	Suggest	Choose_Option, Set_Goal	neutral	Observed	Observed	Observed	Observed	null	null	I'm thinking of organizing a small gathering, but I'm unsure if a weekend or weekday would be better.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm thinking of organizing a small gathering, but I'm unsure if a weekend or weekday would be better.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	choose_option, set_goal\|neutral
c859	Assert, Express	Self_Disclosure, Choose_Option	nervousness, anxiety	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User implies uncertainty about new vs current project.	5	I'm torn between introducing a new project at work or sticking to the current one. Not sure if it's worth the risk.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm torn between introducing a new project at work or sticking to the current one. Not sure if it's worth the risk.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, choose_option\|nervousness, anxiety
c199	Question, Request, Complain, Express	Complaint, Vent_Frustration	anger, confusion, disappointment	Flouted	Observed	Observed	Observed	User is critical, implying rushed or negligent processes.	5	So we just don’t test before release anymore?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user So we just don’t test before release anymore?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	complaint, vent_frustration\|anger, confusion, disappointment
c545	Assert, Express, Complain	Self_Disclosure, Complaint	annoyance	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User thinks roommate avoids chores again.	5	Feeling like my roommate might be avoiding chores again, but I don't want to start a fight.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Feeling like my roommate might be avoiding chores again, but I don't want to start a fight.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, complaint\|annoyance
c1827	Question, Request, Express	ETA_Request, Self_Disclosure, Info_Request, Time_Query, Complaint, Empathy_Seek	curiosity, annoyance, sadness	Observed	Flouted	Flouted	Flouted	User is stressed and wants reassurance that disorganized day won’t cause missing the meeting.	5	Hey, can you remind me what time my meeting is? It's just been one of those days.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Hey, can you remind me what time my meeting is? It's just been one of those days.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	eta_request, self_disclosure, info_request, time_query, complaint, empathy_seek\|curiosity, annoyance, sadness
c1149	Express, Complain, Praise	Self_Disclosure, Vent_Frustration	amusement, disappointment, optimism	Flouted	Observed	Flouted	Observed	User sarcastically expresses relief about the restaurant closure aiding diet plans.	5	I'm thrilled my favorite restaurant closed. Now I can finally start a diet.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm thrilled my favorite restaurant closed. Now I can finally start a diet.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, vent_frustration\|amusement, disappointment, optimism
c682	Assert, Question, Request	Self_Disclosure, Choose_Option	confusion, nervousness	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User indirectly asks vacation vs saving.	5	I'm torn between taking a vacation or just saving the money for later.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm torn between taking a vacation or just saving the money for later.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, choose_option\|confusion, nervousness
c880	Question, Request, Complain	Complaint, Info_Request	annoyance, nervousness	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User implies they want ideas to shorten meetings.	5	I'm tired of our meetings always running over time. Any ideas?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm tired of our meetings always running over time. Any ideas?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	complaint, info_request\|annoyance, nervousness
c428	Express, Request	Self_Disclosure, Info_Request	neutral, curiosity	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User is curious and seeks neutral information.	5	So, I'm thinking of asking for a raise, but I'm not sure how to start the conversation.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user So, I'm thinking of asking for a raise, but I'm not sure how to start the conversation.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, info_request\|neutral, curiosity
c1832	Question, Request, Express, Complain	Geo_Directions, Self_Disclosure, Info_Request, Complaint	anxiety, desire, annoyance, fear	Observed	Observed	Observed	Observed	null	5	Hey, do you know if there's a quicker way to get to the museum? I might be running late and it's stressing me out.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Hey, do you know if there's a quicker way to get to the museum? I might be running late and it's stressing me out.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	geo_directions, self_disclosure, info_request, complaint\|anxiety, desire, annoyance, fear
c235	Request, Complain	Small_Talk, Complaint, Vent_Frustration, Info_Request	confusion, sadness, disappointment	Flouted	Observed	Observed	Flouted	My plants need watering or care; they’re not doing well.	5	You know, my plants are looking a bit... crispy lately.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user You know, my plants are looking a bit... crispy lately.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	small_talk, complaint, vent_frustration, info_request\|confusion, sadness, disappointment
c1877	Assert, Question	Set_Goal, Choose_Option, Vent_Frustration	annoyance, disappointment, confusion, curiosity	Observed	Observed	Observed	Observed	null	5	I'm debating whether to attend the conference next month, given all the travel hassles.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm debating whether to attend the conference next month, given all the travel hassles.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	set_goal, choose_option, vent_frustration\|annoyance, disappointment, confusion, curiosity
c1747	Express, Complain, Assert, Question	Vent_Frustration, Self_Disclosure, Complaint, Empathy_Seek	amusement, embarrassment, disappointment, fear, nervousness, optimism	Flouted	Flouted	Flouted	Flouted	User feels embarrassed by their mistake and wants empathy or help with cleanup.	5	Can you believe I accidentally flooded the kitchen? Water everywhere! Guess I'm not winning any home chef awards today.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Can you believe I accidentally flooded the kitchen? Water everywhere! Guess I'm not winning any home chef awards today.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, self_disclosure, complaint, empathy_seek\|amusement, embarrassment, disappointment, fear, nervousness, optimism
c1937	Question, Request	Complaint, Info_Request	confusion, nervousness	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User is concerned about potential fraud and wants reassurance or a fix.	5	Hi, I noticed some weird charges on my account, any chance you can help me out?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Hi, I noticed some weird charges on my account, any chance you can help me out?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	complaint, info_request\|confusion, nervousness
c1910	Question, Express	Device_Status, Vent_Frustration, Info_Request	annoyance, anger, disappointment	Flouted	Observed	Observed	Observed	User expresses frustration and wants an explanation for the phoneâ€™s poor performance.	5	Can you tell me why my phone's acting like a turtle on vacation?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Can you tell me why my phone's acting like a turtle on vacation?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	device_status, vent_frustration, info_request\|annoyance, anger, disappointment
c1470	Complain, Express	Vent_Frustration, Empathy_Seek, Complaint	annoyance, disappointment	Observed	Observed	Observed	Flouted	The report isn't done and needs completion soon.	5	I guess that report didn't write itself last night.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I guess that report didn't write itself last night.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, empathy_seek, complaint\|annoyance, disappointment
c539	Assert, Complain, Express	Self_Disclosure, Complaint	sadness, nervousness, neutral	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User vents coffee is only thing keeping them functional.	5	It's been one of those days where coffee is the only thing keeping me functional.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user It's been one of those days where coffee is the only thing keeping me functional.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, complaint\|sadness, nervousness, neutral
c872	Assert, Complain	Self_Disclosure, Complaint	confusion, annoyance	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User implies difficulty choosing paint color.	5	Just spent an hour deciding between two paint colors, and I'm more confused than ever.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Just spent an hour deciding between two paint colors, and I'm more confused than ever.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, complaint\|confusion, annoyance
c507	Assert, Suggest, Express	Self_Disclosure, Set_Goal, Small_Talk	desire, optimism	Observed	Observed	Observed	Observed	null	5	It's been a while since we last went hiking. Maybe it's time to dust off those boots?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user It's been a while since we last went hiking. Maybe it's time to dust off those boots?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, set_goal, small_talk\|desire, optimism
c1521	Request, Complain, Command, Assert	Complaint, Vent_Frustration, Small_Talk, Info_Request, Device_Status, Bug_Report	disapproval, disappointment, anxiety, anger, annoyance, confusion	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Flouted	User wants the printer fixed now	5	The printer isn't working again.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user The printer isn't working again.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	complaint, vent_frustration, small_talk, info_request, device_status, bug_report\|disapproval, disappointment, anxiety, anger, annoyance, confusion
c791	Assert, Question, Request	Self_Disclosure, Choose_Option	nervousness, anxiety	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User indirectly asks if new project is feasible.	5	I'm considering whether to take on another project at work, but my schedule's already packed.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm considering whether to take on another project at work, but my schedule's already packed.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, choose_option\|nervousness, anxiety
c316	Suggest, Request	Small_Talk, Info_Request, Availability_Check	nervousness, confusion	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	It's getting cold, and I need more scarves to stay warm.	5	It's getting nippy and my scarf collection is looking a bit thin.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user It's getting nippy and my scarf collection is looking a bit thin.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	small_talk, info_request, availability_check\|nervousness, confusion
c1896	Question, Complain	Info_Request, Complaint, Vent_Frustration	annoyance, embarrassment, confusion	Observed	Observed	Observed	Observed	null	5	Did I leave my umbrella at your place? It's been a week of rain and I'm a bit drenched.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Did I leave my umbrella at your place? It's been a week of rain and I'm a bit drenched.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	info_request, complaint, vent_frustration\|annoyance, embarrassment, confusion
c416	Express, Complain, Assert	Vent_Frustration, Self_Disclosure, Complaint	confusion, annoyance, anger, disappointment, nervousness	Flouted	Flouted	Observed	Flouted	User is confused and angry about a situation, implying deeper frustration.	5	I've been staring at this screen for ages and still can't wrap my head around this project report.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I've been staring at this screen for ages and still can't wrap my head around this project report.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, self_disclosure, complaint\|confusion, annoyance, anger, disappointment, nervousness
c966	Assert, Question, Request	Self_Disclosure, Choose_Option	nervousness, anxiety	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User implies they want help updating resume.	5	I'm thinking of updating my resume, but it's been a while and I'm unsure where to start.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm thinking of updating my resume, but it's been a while and I'm unsure where to start.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, choose_option\|nervousness, anxiety
c714	Assert, Question, Request	Self_Disclosure, Choose_Option	desire, curiosity	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User indirectly asks for adventurous ideas.	5	I'm in the mood for something adventurous this weekend, any ideas?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm in the mood for something adventurous this weekend, any ideas?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, choose_option\|desire, curiosity
c603	Assert, Question, Request	Self_Disclosure, Choose_Option	confusion, desire	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User indirectly asks advice on run vs sunset.	5	I'm torn between going for a run or just watching the sunset today.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm torn between going for a run or just watching the sunset today.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, choose_option\|confusion, desire
c700	Assert, Question, Request	Self_Disclosure, Choose_Option	nervousness, anxiety	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User indirectly asks if school is worth vs work.	5	I'm really debating whether it's worth going back to school now or just diving into work experience.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm really debating whether it's worth going back to school now or just diving into work experience.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, choose_option\|nervousness, anxiety
c236	Complain, Express	Vent_Frustration, Complaint, Empathy_Seek	sadness, disappointment, confusion	Flouted	Observed	Observed	Observed	I’m overwhelmed with paperwork and need help.	5	I'm drowning in paperwork.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm drowning in paperwork.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, complaint, empathy_seek\|sadness, disappointment, confusion
c224	Question	Info_Request	confusion, neutral	Observed	Flouted	Flouted	Observed	I’m unsure about the weather and might need an umbrella.	5	I'm wondering if I should bring an umbrella today.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm wondering if I should bring an umbrella today.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	info_request\|confusion, neutral
c1027	Express, Complain	Vent_Frustration, Self_Disclosure, Info_Request, Empathy_Seek, Complaint	annoyance, disappointment, sadness	Observed	Flouted	Flouted	Flouted	User is disappointed about forgetting lunch and wants validation or alternatives beyond vending food.	5	I forgot my lunch at home again. Guess I'm sticking to vending machine cuisine.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I forgot my lunch at home again. Guess I'm sticking to vending machine cuisine.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, self_disclosure, info_request, empathy_seek, complaint\|annoyance, disappointment, sadness
c1425	Express, Request	Self_Disclosure, Vent_Frustration, Info_Request	anxiety, nervousness	Observed	Observed	Observed	Observed	null	5	Feeling a bit overwhelmed with all the home repairs. Where do I even start?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Feeling a bit overwhelmed with all the home repairs. Where do I even start?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, vent_frustration, info_request\|anxiety, nervousness
c1998	Assert, Complain	Small_Talk, Complaint	disappointment, annoyance	Flouted	Observed	Observed	Flouted	User is exaggerating their screen time and hunger to indirectly express the need for a break and something to eat.	5	I've been staring at this screen forever and my stomach's making noises.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I've been staring at this screen forever and my stomach's making noises.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	small_talk, complaint\|disappointment, annoyance
c1251	Question	Small_Talk, Set_Goal, Availability_Check	confusion	Observed	Observed	Observed	Observed	null	5	I'm not sure if I should tell Mark about the project delay or just fix it quietly.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm not sure if I should tell Mark about the project delay or just fix it quietly.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	small_talk, set_goal, availability_check\|confusion
c1479	Express, Complain	Complaint, Info_Request, Vent_Frustration	annoyance, fear, confusion	Flouted	Flouted	Observed	Observed	The printer is malfunctioning unpredictably.	5	I think the printer has a mind of its own today.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I think the printer has a mind of its own today.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	complaint, info_request, vent_frustration\|annoyance, fear, confusion
c132	Assert, Express	Self_Disclosure, Set_Goal	curiosity, nervousness	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User implies hesitation about right timing for party.	5	I was thinking of organizing a surprise party for Alex, but I'm not sure if it's the right time.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I was thinking of organizing a surprise party for Alex, but I'm not sure if it's the right time.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, set_goal\|curiosity, nervousness
c1663	Question, Assert	Choose_Option, Small_Talk	confusion, curiosity	Observed	Observed	Observed	Observed	null	5	I'm torn between redecorating the living room or saving up for a vacation.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm torn between redecorating the living room or saving up for a vacation.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	choose_option, small_talk\|confusion, curiosity
c1763	Express, Complain	Vent_Frustration, Self_Disclosure, Info_Request, Complaint, Empathy_Seek	sadness, anxiety, disappointment, nervousness, annoyance, confusion	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User feels stuck and desires significant change or direction in career.	5	I'm feeling like I'm stuck in a rut at work and not sure how to get out of it.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm feeling like I'm stuck in a rut at work and not sure how to get out of it.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, self_disclosure, info_request, complaint, empathy_seek\|sadness, anxiety, disappointment, nervousness, annoyance, confusion
c1541	Complain, Request, Command, Assert	Vent_Frustration, Device_Status, Bug_Report, Complaint, Set_Goal	annoyance, anxiety, confusion, disapproval	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Flouted	User wants the lights turned off immediately.	5	The lights in the living room are still on.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user The lights in the living room are still on.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, device_status, bug_report, complaint, set_goal\|annoyance, anxiety, confusion, disapproval
c940	Assert, Question, Request	Self_Disclosure, Complaint	nervousness, anxiety	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User implies they want stress-management tips.	5	I'm feeling pretty overwhelmed with the workload this week. Any tips to keep my head above water?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm feeling pretty overwhelmed with the workload this week. Any tips to keep my head above water?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, complaint\|nervousness, anxiety
c680	Assert, Express	Self_Disclosure	sadness, disappointment	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User indirectly expresses disconnection from friend.	5	I haven't seen my friend in a while, and I'm starting to feel like we're drifting apart.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I haven't seen my friend in a while, and I'm starting to feel like we're drifting apart.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure\|sadness, disappointment
c1550	Complain, Express, Question, Request	Bug_Report, Small_Talk, Complaint, Info_Request, Device_Status, Rate_Service, Vent_Frustration, Set_Goal	confusion, annoyance, disappointment, anxiety, disapproval, nervousness, anger, desire	Flouted	Flouted	Flouted	Flouted	User is exasperated and wants the Wi-Fi problem solved now.	5	"Wow, my Wi-Fi is slower than a snail on a lazy day. Can you help?"	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user "Wow, my Wi-Fi is slower than a snail on a lazy day. Can you help?"<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	bug_report, small_talk, complaint, info_request, device_status, rate_service, vent_frustration, set_goal\|confusion, annoyance, disappointment, anxiety, disapproval, nervousness, anger, desire
c910	Assert, Question, Request	Self_Disclosure, Complaint	nervousness, annoyance	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User implies they want help telling roommate about noise.	5	I'm really not sure how to tell my roommate that their music is too loud.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm really not sure how to tell my roommate that their music is too loud.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, complaint\|nervousness, annoyance
c1781	Express, Complain, Request, Question	Vent_Frustration, Self_Disclosure, Info_Request, Set_Goal, Complaint, Empathy_Seek	annoyance, anxiety, confusion, anger, nervousness, curiosity, desire	Observed	Observed	Observed	Observed	null	5	I'm feeling like my workload is never-ending. Any tips on balancing it all without losing my mind?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm feeling like my workload is never-ending. Any tips on balancing it all without losing my mind?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, self_disclosure, info_request, set_goal, complaint, empathy_seek\|annoyance, anxiety, confusion, anger, nervousness, curiosity, desire
c335	Question, Request, Express	Small_Talk, Empathy_Seek	confusion, curiosity, nervousness	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	I'm worried about an important event tomorrow and need to prepare.	5	Hey, you remember that thing I was kinda worried about? It's tomorrow.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Hey, you remember that thing I was kinda worried about? It's tomorrow.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	small_talk, empathy_seek\|confusion, curiosity, nervousness
c299	Question, Request	Info_Request, Small_Talk	curiosity, neutral	Observed	Observed	Observed	Observed	null	5	Do you know if the new restaurant on Fifth is any good?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Do you know if the new restaurant on Fifth is any good?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	info_request, small_talk\|curiosity, neutral
c942	Assert, Express	Self_Disclosure, Choose_Option	nervousness, anxiety	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User implies uncertainty about asking for raise.	5	I'm thinking of asking my boss for a raise, but I'm not sure if it's the right time.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm thinking of asking my boss for a raise, but I'm not sure if it's the right time.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, choose_option\|nervousness, anxiety
c744	Question, Request	Info_Request	nervousness, curiosity	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User indirectly asks advice on reconnecting conversation.	5	How do you even start a conversation with someone you haven't seen in years?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user How do you even start a conversation with someone you haven't seen in years?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	info_request\|nervousness, curiosity
c972	Assert, Express	Self_Disclosure, Choose_Option	nervousness, anxiety	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User implies they are unsure about asking for a raise.	5	I'm thinking of asking for a raise, but my boss can be a bit unpredictable.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm thinking of asking for a raise, but my boss can be a bit unpredictable.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, choose_option\|nervousness, anxiety
c875	Assert, Express	Self_Disclosure, Choose_Option	nervousness, anxiety	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User implies uncertainty about downsizing.	5	I'm debating whether to move to a smaller apartment. My current place feels like too much space for just me.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm debating whether to move to a smaller apartment. My current place feels like too much space for just me.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, choose_option\|nervousness, anxiety
c548	Assert, Question, Request	Self_Disclosure, Choose_Option	nervousness, annoyance	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User unsure whether to tell friend about lateness.	5	I'm not sure if I should tell my friend that their constant lateness is really starting to bother me.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm not sure if I should tell my friend that their constant lateness is really starting to bother me.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, choose_option\|nervousness, annoyance
c774	Assert, Express	Self_Disclosure	curiosity, nervousness	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User indirectly expresses doubt about challenging hike.	5	I saw this cool hiking trail online, but it looks a bit challenging.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I saw this cool hiking trail online, but it looks a bit challenging.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure\|curiosity, nervousness
c210	Assert, Express	Small_Talk, Self_Disclosure	excitement, joy	Flouted	Observed	Observed	Observed	I’m feeling nostalgic and want to visit the ocean soon.	5	It's been ages since I've seen the ocean.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user It's been ages since I've seen the ocean.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	small_talk, self_disclosure\|excitement, joy
c380	Question, Express	Small_Talk, Info_Request	curiosity, excitement	Observed	Observed	Observed	Observed	null	5	Thinking about taking a spontaneous road trip this weekend. Any hidden spots you'd recommend?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Thinking about taking a spontaneous road trip this weekend. Any hidden spots you'd recommend?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	small_talk, info_request\|curiosity, excitement
c1085	Express, Complain, Assert, Praise	Small_Talk, Vent_Frustration, Complaint, Praise, Rate_Service	surprise, annoyance, disapproval, approval	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User is impressed by unusually fast delivery.	4	Can you believe it? The package beat me home!	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Can you believe it? The package beat me home!<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	small_talk, vent_frustration, complaint, praise, rate_service\|surprise, annoyance, disapproval, approval
c695	Assert, Request	Self_Disclosure, Info_Request	nervousness, anxiety	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User indirectly asks help with party planning.	5	I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed with planning this surprise party. Could use some help making sure I haven't missed anything major.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed with planning this surprise party. Could use some help making sure I haven't missed anything major.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, info_request\|nervousness, anxiety
c1732	Express, Promise, Suggest, Assert, Offer	Self_Disclosure, Set_Goal, Small_Talk, Complaint	amusement, desire, optimism, joy	Flouted	Flouted	Flouted	Flouted	User is procrastinating but feels guilty about the messy place and signals they should clean soon.	5	I swear, one day I'm going to clean this place so well it'll be unrecognizable. But first, maybe I'll just finish this coffee.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I swear, one day I'm going to clean this place so well it'll be unrecognizable. But first, maybe I'll just finish this coffee.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, set_goal, small_talk, complaint\|amusement, desire, optimism, joy
c664	Assert, Question, Request	Self_Disclosure, Choose_Option	confusion, desire	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User indirectly asks road trip vs stay home.	5	I'm torn between taking a spontaneous road trip or staying home and relaxing this weekend.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm torn between taking a spontaneous road trip or staying home and relaxing this weekend.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, choose_option\|confusion, desire
c233	Complain, Express, Request	Vent_Frustration, Info_Request, Device_Status, Complaint, Bug_Report, Empathy_Seek	anger, annoyance, confusion, admiration, disappointment	Flouted	Observed	Observed	Flouted	My laptop is malfunctioning, and it’s frustrating me.	5	"I'm not sure my laptop likes me anymore."	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user "I'm not sure my laptop likes me anymore."<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, info_request, device_status, complaint, bug_report, empathy_seek\|anger, annoyance, confusion, admiration, disappointment
c21	Complain, Express, Request	Small_Talk, Complaint, Vent_Frustration, Self_Disclosure, Empathy_Seek	confusion, annoyance, nervousness, sadness	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User is frustrated and may seek encouragement or practical help to progress.	5	I'm stuck on this report and it's driving me nuts. Can't find the motivation.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm stuck on this report and it's driving me nuts. Can't find the motivation.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	small_talk, complaint, vent_frustration, self_disclosure, empathy_seek\|confusion, annoyance, nervousness, sadness
c1718	Request, Offer, Promise, Question	Set_Goal, Self_Disclosure, Availability_Check, Info_Request	neutral	Observed	Observed	Observed	Observed	null	5	Hey, can you grab the laundry from the dryer? I'll make us some dinner in exchange.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Hey, can you grab the laundry from the dryer? I'll make us some dinner in exchange.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	set_goal, self_disclosure, availability_check, info_request\|neutral
c1004	Express, Complain, Assert	Vent_Frustration, Self_Disclosure, Empathy_Seek, Complaint	annoyance, disappointment, anger	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User wants recognition for their contributions and fairness from teammates	5	I somehow always find myself doing all the work in group projects. It's frustrating.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I somehow always find myself doing all the work in group projects. It's frustrating.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, self_disclosure, empathy_seek, complaint\|annoyance, disappointment, anger
c339	Complain, Express	Vent_Frustration, Self_Disclosure, Empathy_Seek, Complaint, Info_Request	disappointment, sadness	Flouted	Flouted	Observed	Observed	I'm feeling tired this afternoon and need a boost.	5	Running low on energy this afternoon.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Running low on energy this afternoon.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, self_disclosure, empathy_seek, complaint, info_request\|disappointment, sadness
c1499	Question, Complain	Small_Talk, Complaint	curiosity	Flouted	Observed	Observed	Flouted	The boss is irritable and hard to deal with.	5	Hey, the boss has been kind of a bear lately, huh?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Hey, the boss has been kind of a bear lately, huh?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	small_talk, complaint\|curiosity
c1176	Express, Complain	Vent_Frustration, Complaint	annoyance, disappointment	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User is expressing frustration with unreliable commitments and having to redo work.	5	"Sure, I can do that" is what they all say, but then I end up redoing half the work.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user "Sure, I can do that" is what they all say, but then I end up redoing half the work.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, complaint\|annoyance, disappointment
c290	Express, Complain, Question	Bug_Report, Vent_Frustration, Self_Disclosure, Empathy_Seek, Device_Status	anger, annoyance, confusion, disappointment, disapproval	Flouted	Flouted	Observed	Flouted	User is exasperated with recurring laptop issues and seeks help or expresses frustration.	5	Can you believe my laptop decided to freeze again today?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Can you believe my laptop decided to freeze again today?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	bug_report, vent_frustration, self_disclosure, empathy_seek, device_status\|anger, annoyance, confusion, disappointment, disapproval
c343	Express, Complain	Small_Talk, Complaint, Vent_Frustration, Self_Disclosure, Empathy_Seek	annoyance, confusion, embarrassment, nervousness	Flouted	Flouted	Observed	Flouted	My stomach is upset, and I need help feeling better.	5	Feels like my stomach is throwing a party, but no one's cleaning up afterward.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Feels like my stomach is throwing a party, but no one's cleaning up afterward.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	small_talk, complaint, vent_frustration, self_disclosure, empathy_seek\|annoyance, confusion, embarrassment, nervousness
c1078	Express, Complain, Assert	Vent_Frustration, Bug_Report, Complaint, Info_Request, Rate_Service, Self_Disclosure, Empathy_Seek	annoyance, disappointment, disapproval, anxiety	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Flouted	User is frustrated with slow app; expects fix or update.	5	The app's taking its sweet time opening today.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user The app's taking its sweet time opening today.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, bug_report, complaint, info_request, rate_service, self_disclosure, empathy_seek\|annoyance, disappointment, disapproval, anxiety
c1413	Express, Complain, Request	Self_Disclosure, Vent_Frustration	anxiety, nervousness	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User seeks advice or validation about discussing workload concerns.	4	I'm thinking about bringing up the fact that my workload is overwhelming, but not sure how it'll go over.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm thinking about bringing up the fact that my workload is overwhelming, but not sure how it'll go over.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, vent_frustration\|anxiety, nervousness
c1432	Express, Request	Self_Disclosure	nervousness, anxiety	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User is seeking reassurance or advice about asking for a raise.	5	I'm thinking about whether I should finally ask for that raise at work, but I'm a bit hesitant.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm thinking about whether I should finally ask for that raise at work, but I'm a bit hesitant.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure\|nervousness, anxiety
c1826	Complain, Express	Vent_Frustration, Info_Request, Device_Status, Bug_Report, Complaint	annoyance, anxiety, confusion, curiosity	Observed	Observed	Observed	Observed	null	5	So, my phone's being a real pain. It's not charging, and I don't know why.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user So, my phone's being a real pain. It's not charging, and I don't know why.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, info_request, device_status, bug_report, complaint\|annoyance, anxiety, confusion, curiosity
c660	Assert, Complain, Request	Self_Disclosure, Complaint, Info_Request	sadness, disappointment	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User indirectly asks how to overcome missed workouts.	5	I keep missing my morning workouts because I just can't get out of bed. Any tips?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I keep missing my morning workouts because I just can't get out of bed. Any tips?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, complaint, info_request\|sadness, disappointment
c135	Assert, Question, Request	Self_Disclosure, Choose_Option	nervousness, anxiety	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User implies indecision about relocating for job.	5	I'm really torn on whether to take that job offer. It's a great opportunity, but I'd have to move across the country.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm really torn on whether to take that job offer. It's a great opportunity, but I'd have to move across the country.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, choose_option\|nervousness, anxiety
c358	Express, Question, Request	Self_Disclosure, Choose_Option, Info_Request	confusion, anxiety, curiosity	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User is anxious about making a choice and seeks clarity or support.	5	I'm trying to decide if I should adopt a cat or a dog. Both seem like a lot of responsibility.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm trying to decide if I should adopt a cat or a dog. Both seem like a lot of responsibility.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, choose_option, info_request\|confusion, anxiety, curiosity
c1337	Express, Complain	Small_Talk, Complaint, Bug_Report	amusement, disappointment	Flouted	Flouted	Observed	Flouted	The user found the app update problematic or unexpected.	5	The app's latest update is... well, let's just say it was an interesting experience.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user The app's latest update is... well, let's just say it was an interesting experience.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	small_talk, complaint, bug_report\|amusement, disappointment
c1638	Complain, Assert, Express	Vent_Frustration, Complaint, Self_Disclosure, Device_Status, Small_Talk	annoyance, disapproval, disappointment, anxiety, disgust, confusion	Flouted	Flouted	Observed	Flouted	User is disgusted by the new office environment.	5	The new office smells like a mix of old socks and coffee. Delightful.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user The new office smells like a mix of old socks and coffee. Delightful.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, complaint, self_disclosure, device_status, small_talk\|annoyance, disapproval, disappointment, anxiety, disgust, confusion
c394	Express, Assert, Complain	Self_Disclosure, Set_Goal, Vent_Frustration	anxiety, remorse, neutral, nervousness	Flouted	Flouted	Flouted	Flouted	User hints at uncertainty and seeks validation or shared experience about pulling an all-nighter.	5	Thinking of pulling an all-nighter to finish this project, but I might regret it later.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Thinking of pulling an all-nighter to finish this project, but I might regret it later.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, set_goal, vent_frustration\|anxiety, remorse, neutral, nervousness
c1146	Express	Self_Disclosure, Vent_Frustration	relief, amusement	Observed	Observed	Observed	Observed	null	5	I thought losing my job would feel worse, but hey, more time for Netflix now.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I thought losing my job would feel worse, but hey, more time for Netflix now.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, vent_frustration\|relief, amusement
c455	Request, Question	Info_Request, Choose_Option, Self_Disclosure	curiosity, anxiety	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User seeks advice on whether to buy laptop now or wait for sale.	5	I need some advice on whether to buy a new laptop now or wait for a sale.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I need some advice on whether to buy a new laptop now or wait for a sale.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	info_request, choose_option, self_disclosure\|curiosity, anxiety
c45	Request, Question, Complain, Express	Info_Request, Vent_Frustration, Self_Disclosure, Empathy_Seek	annoyance, anger, confusion, disappointment, disapproval	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User is frustrated from prior experience and seeks efficient resolution.	5	I really need to know if you can help me with a refund, the last time was a bit of a mess.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I really need to know if you can help me with a refund, the last time was a bit of a mess.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	info_request, vent_frustration, self_disclosure, empathy_seek\|annoyance, anger, confusion, disappointment, disapproval
c729	Question, Complain	Self_Disclosure, Complaint	annoyance, disappointment	Flouted	Flouted	Observed	Flouted	null	5	Why does everything seem to fall apart only when I'm on vacation?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Why does everything seem to fall apart only when I'm on vacation?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, complaint\|annoyance, disappointment
c26	Question, Request, Complain, Express	Info_Request, Vent_Frustration, Self_Disclosure, Empathy_Seek	curiosity, disappointment	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User is anxious about weather ruining event and seeks information to plan.	5	Hey, do you think it'll rain today? I'm supposed to have a picnic, and I really don't want it to get ruined.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Hey, do you think it'll rain today? I'm supposed to have a picnic, and I really don't want it to get ruined.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	info_request, vent_frustration, self_disclosure, empathy_seek\|curiosity, disappointment
c692	Question, Complain	Self_Disclosure, Complaint	annoyance, disappointment	Flouted	Flouted	Observed	Flouted	Hyperbole implies rain always ruins weekends.	5	Why does it always rain on the weekends when I plan something outdoors?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Why does it always rain on the weekends when I plan something outdoors?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, complaint\|annoyance, disappointment
c61	Complain, Request	Info_Request, Complaint, Vent_Frustration	disapproval, disappointment	Observed	Observed	Observed	Flouted	My fridge is empty.	5	Thinking of surprising my partner with a weekend getaway. Any cozy spots you recommend?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Thinking of surprising my partner with a weekend getaway. Any cozy spots you recommend?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	info_request, complaint, vent_frustration\|disapproval, disappointment
c1340	Express, Praise	Praise, Self_Disclosure	joy, relief, approval	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User is pleased that the package arrived undamaged, hinting at past issues.	5	I'm thrilled the package arrived, and no dents this time!	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm thrilled the package arrived, and no dents this time!<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	praise, self_disclosure\|joy, relief, approval
c661	Assert, Express, Request	Self_Disclosure, Complaint, Info_Request	anxiety, sadness	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User indirectly asks stress management advice.	5	I'm feeling overwhelmed with all these project deadlines. Any tips on managing stress without burning out?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm feeling overwhelmed with all these project deadlines. Any tips on managing stress without burning out?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, complaint, info_request\|anxiety, sadness
c1371	Express, Complain	Vent_Frustration, Self_Disclosure	disappointment, sadness	Observed	Observed	Observed	Observed	null	5	"Heard my project got trashed at the meeting. All my hard work down the drain, I suppose."	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user "Heard my project got trashed at the meeting. All my hard work down the drain, I suppose."<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, self_disclosure\|disappointment, sadness
c1959	Assert	Small_Talk, Device_Status	disappointment	Observed	Observed	Observed	Observed	User is concerned about their car and wants help arranging a service appointment.	5	I can't remember when my car was last serviced, and it's making a funny noise.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I can't remember when my car was last serviced, and it's making a funny noise.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	small_talk, device_status\|disappointment
c120	Assert, Complain	Self_Disclosure, Complaint	annoyance, disappointment	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User implies regret about wasting time finding bakery.	5	I can't believe I wasted hours yesterday trying to find that tiny bakery everyone raves about.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I can't believe I wasted hours yesterday trying to find that tiny bakery everyone raves about.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, complaint\|annoyance, disappointment
c204	Express	Vent_Frustration, Self_Disclosure, Empathy_Seek	nervousness, disappointment	Observed	Observed	Observed	Flouted	I'm disappointed that my productivity has been decreasing.	5	Feeling a bit overwhelmed with everything.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Feeling a bit overwhelmed with everything.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, self_disclosure, empathy_seek\|nervousness, disappointment
c1111	Express, Question	Self_Disclosure, Small_Talk, Info_Request	sadness, neutral, curiosity	Observed	Flouted	Flouted	Observed	User is sad about the demolition and shifts focus to dinner for normalcy.	5	"Just found out my childhood home got demolished. Anyway, what's for dinner?"	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user "Just found out my childhood home got demolished. Anyway, what's for dinner?"<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, small_talk, info_request\|sadness, neutral, curiosity
c464	Assert, Request	Self_Disclosure, Info_Request, Vent_Frustration, Choose_Option	anxiety, confusion	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User seeks advice on delegating or pushing through project.	5	I'm feeling overwhelmed with this project. Not sure if I should delegate or just push through.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I'm feeling overwhelmed with this project. Not sure if I should delegate or just push through.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, info_request, vent_frustration, choose_option\|anxiety, confusion
c1688	Assert	Small_Talk, Complaint	annoyance, sadness, anxiety	Observed	Observed	Observed	Flouted	The user is frustrated with the repeated rain and hints their umbrella is worn out, suggesting inconvenience and annoyance.	null	I can't believe it's pouring again today. My umbrella's seen better days.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user I can't believe it's pouring again today. My umbrella's seen better days.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	small_talk, complaint\|annoyance, sadness, anxiety
c275	Request, Complain, Express	Info_Request, Device_Status, Complaint, Bug_Report, Vent_Frustration	anger, annoyance, confusion, curiosity, disappointment	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User is frustrated and seeks urgent help for phone freezing issues.	5	Ugh, my phone's acting up again! Keeps freezing...	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Ugh, my phone's acting up again! Keeps freezing...<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	info_request, device_status, complaint, bug_report, vent_frustration\|anger, annoyance, confusion, curiosity, disappointment
c1131	Express, Question	Small_Talk, Info_Request	grief, sadness, neutral	Observed	Flouted	Flouted	Observed	The user shifts focus from an emotional situation to something mundane.	4	He's gone, just like that. Anyway, what's for lunch?	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user He's gone, just like that. Anyway, what's for lunch?<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	small_talk, info_request\|grief, sadness, neutral
c1466	Complain, Express	Vent_Frustration, Complaint	annoyance, nervousness	Flouted	Flouted	Observed	Observed	My fridge is warming up and not cooling properly.	5	"I guess my fridge has decided it's time to be a sauna instead."	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user "I guess my fridge has decided it's time to be a sauna instead."<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	vent_frustration, complaint\|annoyance, nervousness
c547	Request, Question	Info_Request, Self_Disclosure	curiosity, confusion	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User asks for help starting pizza dough.	5	Saw a recipe for homemade pizza, but no clue where to start with the dough.	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user Saw a recipe for homemade pizza, but no clue where to start with the dough.<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	info_request, self_disclosure\|curiosity, confusion
c720	Assert, Complain	Self_Disclosure, Complaint	annoyance	Observed	Flouted	Observed	Observed	User indirectly vents laptop freezing.	5	"My laptop keeps freezing every time I try to open this huge file. It's driving me nuts!"	<\|im_start\|>system You are Pi. Your prime directive: understand the user’s implicit emotion and intention before responding. Rules: - First, reasoning about choosing suitable intent and emotion. - Then output all matching keywords from the provided lists. You MUST include every applicable keyword, not just one. List them comma-separated, use only keywords from the lists. - Give your final supportive response. This is the list of intent keywords you can use to describe the intent of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <intent_list> - Small_Talk: Casual conversation without a specific task. - Greeting: Initiating a greeting or starting a conversation. - Time_Query: Asking about time, date, or schedule. - ETA_Request: Asking for the estimated time of completion or delivery. - Availability_Check: Asking whether a service/product is available. - Geo_Directions: Asking for directions or how to reach a specific location. - Info_Request: Requesting specific information that doesn't clearly fall into other groups. - Device_Status: Asking about the current status of a device or system. - Reset_Device: Requesting a device or system reset. - Navigate_Page: Requesting to navigate to a specific page or section in the interface. - Reschedule: Requesting to change a scheduled appointment or time. - Cancel_Subscription: Requesting to cancel a registered service or subscription. - Book_Appointment: Scheduling a new appointment or meeting. - Praise: Giving positive feedback about a service, product, or person. - Thank: Expressing gratitude or saying thanks. - Complaint: Complaining or criticizing an issue, service, or incident. - Empathy_Seek: Seeking empathy or emotional support. - Bug_Report: Reporting a technical issue, system malfunction, or abnormal behavior. - Rate_Service: Giving a quality rating (e.g., stars, satisfaction level). - Confirm_Solved: Confirming that a problem has been resolved. - Set_Goal: Setting a personal goal or asking the system to remember a goal. - Choose_Option: Selecting an option from multiple given choices. - Vent_Frustration: Expressing annoyance, stress, or frustration. - Self_Disclosure: Sharing personal information, experiences, or feelings. </intent_list> This is the list of emotion keywords you can use to describe the emotion of the speech, with corresponding definitions: <emotion_list> - Admiration: Finding something impressive or worthy of respect. - Amusement: Finding something funny or being entertained. - Anger: A strong feeling of displeasure or antagonism. - Annoyance: Mild anger, irritation. - Approval: Having or expressing a favorable opinion. - Caring: Displaying kindness and concern for others. - Confusion: Lack of understanding, uncertainty. - Curiosity: A strong desire to know or learn something. - Desire: A strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for something to happen. - Disappointment: Sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations. - Disapproval: Having or expressing an unfavorable opinion. - Disgust: Revulsion or strong disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. - Embarrassment: Self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. - Excitement: Feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness. - Fear: Being afraid or worried. - Gratitude: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation. - Grief: Intense sorrow, especially caused by someone's death. - Joy: A feeling of pleasure and happiness. - Love: A strong positive emotion of regard and affection. - Nervousness: Apprehension, worry, anxiety. - Optimism: Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something. - Pride: Pleasure or satisfaction due to one's own achievements or those of others. - Realization: Becoming aware of something. - Relief: Reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or distress. - Remorse: Regret or guilt. - Sadness: Emotional pain, sorrow. - Surprise: Feeling astonished, startled by something unexpected. - Anxiety: Feeling anxious. - Neutral: N/A </emotion_list> Format required: <intent>intent1, intent2, ...</intent> <emotion>emotion1, emotion2, ...</emotion> <response>...</response> Example: <speech>Ugh, today was exhausting. I messed up the presentation.</speech> <intent>self-disclosure, complaint </intent> <emotion>frustration, disappointment </emotion> <response>I hear how tough that was, it makes sense you feel drained.</response><\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>user "My laptop keeps freezing every time I try to open this huge file. It's driving me nuts!"<\|im_end\|> <\|im_start\|>assistant	self_disclosure, complaint\|annoyance

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