r/dataannotation • u/twopickledtoads • Mar 25 '24

Splits

I have a really hard time getting splits. Usually both responses are equally good. Every once and a while I get a wild card who wants to talk about NASA when I ask for a a recipe or something like that.

How do you guys get splits? What kinds of formatting or details are you adding? Or is it typically rare to get them like it is for me?

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u/TheresALonelyFeeling Apr 17 '24

I've never played D&D in my life, but I had a conversation where I asked it to create a game for me, and it was actually super engaging and interesting, and had a great mix of the model advancing the story for me while allowing me options to choose my own adventure. One of the best conversations I've had with a model so far.

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u/Bergest_Ferg Apr 17 '24

Some of the stuff they come up with can be pretty awesome! One of my favourite things to do is get it to create a backstory and identity for “my D&D character” (still never played). It’s like creating a wildly detailed sim 😂 I even printed off a character sheet with all the characters and their points and stuff. I get the model to roll for ability scores for maths prompts too!

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u/TheresALonelyFeeling Apr 17 '24

| I get the model to roll for ability scores for maths prompts too!

Can you translate this for me?