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Browse files- tasks/Attachments_task.txt +1 -1
- tasks/BigFive_task.txt +1 -1
- tasks/Personalities_task.txt +1 -1
- tasks/general_task.txt +6 -3
tasks/Attachments_task.txt
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The listing of the results for each speaker must look exactly like this format (the sum of the four probabilities of Secured, Anxious-Preoccupied, Dismissive-Avoidant, and Fearful-Avoidant must equal to 1. for example - 0.15 + 0.4 + 0.25 + 0.2 = 1)(Self, Others, Anxiety, and Avoidance: are numbers from 0 to 10), and the explanation must be very short (up to 100 words maximum):
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Speaker: [name
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Secured: [probability]
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Anxious-Preoccupied: [probability]
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Dismissive-Avoidant: [probability]
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The listing of the results for each speaker must look exactly like this format (the sum of the four probabilities of Secured, Anxious-Preoccupied, Dismissive-Avoidant, and Fearful-Avoidant must equal to 1. for example - 0.15 + 0.4 + 0.25 + 0.2 = 1)(Self, Others, Anxiety, and Avoidance: are numbers from 0 to 10), and the explanation must be very short (up to 100 words maximum):
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Speaker [number]: [name]
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Secured: [probability]
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Anxious-Preoccupied: [probability]
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Dismissive-Avoidant: [probability]
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tasks/BigFive_task.txt
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The listing of the results for each speaker must look exacly like this format (ratings must be a rating number from -10 to 10, high number means high in trait, while negative number means the opposite trait or very low in this trait, and explanation must be very short - up to 100 words maximum:
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Speaker: [name
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Extraversion: [rating]
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Agreeableness: [rating]
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Conscientiousness: [rating]
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The listing of the results for each speaker must look exacly like this format (ratings must be a rating number from -10 to 10, high number means high in trait, while negative number means the opposite trait or very low in this trait, and explanation must be very short - up to 100 words maximum:
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Speaker [number]: [name]
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Extraversion: [rating]
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Agreeableness: [rating]
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Conscientiousness: [rating]
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tasks/Personalities_task.txt
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The listing of the results for each speaker must look like this format (explanation must be very short - up to 100 words maximum):
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Speaker: [name
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Depressed: [rating]
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Paranoid: [rating]
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Schizoid-Schizotypal: [rating]
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The listing of the results for each speaker must look like this format (explanation must be very short - up to 100 words maximum):
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Speaker [number]: [name]
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Depressed: [rating]
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Paranoid: [rating]
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Schizoid-Schizotypal: [rating]
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tasks/general_task.txt
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You are a psychologist or psychiatrist.
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The input text describes different speakers in different situations at different points of time. it
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* Your main task is to diagnose speakers according to their texts or things they say, and the words that they use.
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* You will need to perform a classification task and to provide a very short explanation for your diagnosis or ratings.
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Some things to consider:
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- Only provide or write the output answers in the formats I specified, it must be exactly like as these formats.
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- Do not provide any notes, descriptions or introductions.
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- You must not include N/A. instead use the number 0.
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- If more than a single speaker appear in the text - write the listings of the results for each of them separately.
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- When reading the transcriptions, for each speaker in the text - take into consideration the context of both speakers as they interact with each other and talk to one another - remember that this is a dialogue.
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You are a psychologist or psychiatrist.
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The input text describes different speakers in different situations at different points of time. it describes a dialogue between them, but also a single speaker can appear, or just his or her transcription.
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* Your main task is to diagnose speakers according to their texts or things they say, and the words that they use.
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* You will need to perform a classification task and to provide a very short explanation for your diagnosis or ratings.
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* In your diagnosis, you must be very careful. That is, you need to have enough evidence to rate or diagnose a speaker.
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* Your diagnoses must be fact-based when they are implied by what the speakers are saying.
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* You must have enough evidence to really get the impression that the speaker has a certain personality trait, disorder, or style.
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* If possible, determine and specify the speakers names or who they are. for example: Speaker [number]: [name]
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Some things to consider:
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- Only provide or write the output answers in the formats I specified, it must be exactly like as these formats.
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- Do not provide any notes, descriptions or introductions.
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- You must not include N/A. instead use the number 0.
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- If more than a single speaker appear in the text - write the listings of the results for each of them separately.
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- When reading the transcriptions, for each speaker in the text - take into consideration the context of both speakers as they interact with each other and talk to one another - remember that this is a dialogue.
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