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[ "jddkcd", "wkwceg", "cjfx", "ff", "kjkhyi" ]
[ "jddkcd", "wkwceg", "cjfx", "ff", "kjkxxcfi" ]
[ "replace(\\\"hy\\\", \\\"xhf\\\")", "replace(\\\"h\\\", \\\"xc\\\")" ]
[ "replace(\"hy\", \"xhf\")", "replace(\"h\", \"xc\")" ]
[[0, ["N"], 1], [1, ["B"], 0]]
2
bleeding, feeding, counterfeeding, counterbleeding
0001
Follow the instructions below to solve the code completion task: We will provide the input corpus and corresponding output corpus. Each element in the corpus is a string, and the output is transformed from the corresponding input using an ordered sequence of "replace" programs. You need to find the correctly construct...
[ "dbffyu", "aiwju", "dbfwi", "yafzhb", "ca" ]
[ "dakxubffyu", "aivakxubeju", "dakxubfvakxubei", "yafzfakxub", "ca" ]
[ "replace(\\\"w\\\", \\\"vbe\\\")", "replace(\\\"b\\\", \\\"ag\\\")", "replace(\\\"h\\\", \\\"f\\\")", "replace(\\\"g\\\", \\\"kb\\\")", "replace(\\\"b\\\", \\\"xub\\\")" ]
[ "replace(\"w\", \"vbe\")", "replace(\"b\", \"ag\")", "replace(\"h\", \"f\")", "replace(\"g\", \"kb\")", "replace(\"b\", \"xub\")" ]
[[0, ["F"], 1], [0, ["N"], 2], [0, ["N"], 3], [0, ["F"], 4], [1, ["N"], 0], [1, ["N"], 2], [1, ["F"], 3], [1, ["B"], 4], [2, ["N"], 0], [2, ["N"], 1], [2, ["N"], 3], [2, ["N"], 4], [3, ["N"], 0], [3, ["F"], 1], [3, ["N"], 2], [3, ["F"], 4], [4, ["N"], 0], [4, ["N"], 1], [4, ["N"], 2], [4, ["N"], 3]]
5
bleeding, feeding, counterfeeding, counterbleeding
1110
Follow the instructions below to solve the code completion task: We will provide the input corpus and corresponding output corpus. Each element in the corpus is a string, and the output is transformed from the corresponding input using an ordered sequence of "replace" programs. You need to find the correctly construct...
[ "aiuvz", "aiyk", "dxigy", "azeg", "ifxub" ]
[ "aiuvz", "aiyk", "dgy", "azeg", "ifxvkub" ]
[ "replace(\\\"xig\\\", \\\"g\\\")", "replace(\\\"x\\\", \\\"xvk\\\")" ]
[ "replace(\"xig\", \"g\")", "replace(\"x\", \"xvk\")" ]
[[0, ["B"], 1], [1, ["N"], 0]]
2
bleeding, feeding, counterfeeding, counterbleeding
0100
Follow the instructions below to solve the code completion task: We will provide the input corpus and corresponding output corpus. Each element in the corpus is a string, and the output is transformed from the corresponding input using an ordered sequence of "replace" programs. You need to find the correctly construct...
[ "wi", "xxb", "gcyix", "wa", "cybjff" ]
[ "wi", "xxb", "gcydw", "wa", "cybjjbkjbk" ]
[ "replace(\\\"ix\\\", \\\"dw\\\")", "replace(\\\"f\\\", \\\"jbf\\\")", "replace(\\\"f\\\", \\\"k\\\")" ]
[ "replace(\"ix\", \"dw\")", "replace(\"f\", \"jbf\")", "replace(\"f\", \"k\")" ]
[[0, ["N"], 1], [0, ["N"], 2], [1, ["N"], 0], [1, ["N"], 2], [2, ["N"], 0], [2, ["B"], 1]]
3
bleeding, feeding, counterfeeding, counterbleeding
0001
Follow the instructions below to solve the code completion task: We will provide the input corpus and corresponding output corpus. Each element in the corpus is a string, and the output is transformed from the corresponding input using an ordered sequence of "replace" programs. You need to find the correctly construct...
[ "xdihc", "xvz", "jdi", "hv", "vibzyi" ]
[ "xdihc", "zkkz", "bhvdi", "hv", "vibzyi" ]
[ "replace(\\\"j\\\", \\\"bhv\\\")", "replace(\\\"xv\\\", \\\"j\\\")", "replace(\\\"j\\\", \\\"zkk\\\")" ]
[ "replace(\"j\", \"bhv\")", "replace(\"xv\", \"j\")", "replace(\"j\", \"zkk\")" ]
[[0, ["N"], 1], [0, ["B"], 2], [1, ["F"], 0], [1, ["F"], 2], [2, ["B"], 0], [2, ["N"], 1]]
3
bleeding, feeding, counterfeeding, counterbleeding
1111
Follow the instructions below to solve the code completion task: We will provide the input corpus and corresponding output corpus. Each element in the corpus is a string, and the output is transformed from the corresponding input using an ordered sequence of "replace" programs. You need to find the correctly construct...
[ "bvbea", "ddvwue", "uieby", "wawjj", "gwkvc" ]
[ "bebefw", "ddewue", "uiebxdw", "wfwwjj", "gwkfw" ]
[ "replace(\\\"vc\\\", \\\"a\\\")", "replace(\\\"y\\\", \\\"xdw\\\")", "replace(\\\"v\\\", \\\"e\\\")", "replace(\\\"a\\\", \\\"fw\\\")" ]
[ "replace(\"vc\", \"a\")", "replace(\"y\", \"xdw\")", "replace(\"v\", \"e\")", "replace(\"a\", \"fw\")" ]
[[0, ["N"], 1], [0, ["B"], 2], [0, ["F"], 3], [1, ["N"], 0], [1, ["N"], 2], [1, ["N"], 3], [2, ["B"], 0], [2, ["N"], 1], [2, ["N"], 3], [3, ["N"], 0], [3, ["N"], 1], [3, ["N"], 2]]
4
bleeding, feeding, counterfeeding, counterbleeding
1101
Follow the instructions below to solve the code completion task: We will provide the input corpus and corresponding output corpus. Each element in the corpus is a string, and the output is transformed from the corresponding input using an ordered sequence of "replace" programs. You need to find the correctly construct...
[ "ciz", "xfz", "befye", "ex", "dg" ]
[ "cibbi", "dgbbi", "beege", "ehiz", "dg" ]
[ "replace(\\\"z\\\", \\\"bbi\\\")", "replace(\\\"xf\\\", \\\"dg\\\")", "replace(\\\"fy\\\", \\\"eg\\\")", "replace(\\\"x\\\", \\\"hiz\\\")" ]
[ "replace(\"z\", \"bbi\")", "replace(\"xf\", \"dg\")", "replace(\"fy\", \"eg\")", "replace(\"x\", \"hiz\")" ]
[[0, ["N"], 1], [0, ["N"], 2], [0, ["N"], 3], [1, ["N"], 0], [1, ["B"], 2], [1, ["B"], 3], [2, ["N"], 0], [2, ["B"], 1], [2, ["N"], 3], [3, ["F"], 0], [3, ["B"], 1], [3, ["N"], 2]]
4
bleeding, feeding, counterfeeding, counterbleeding
0111
Follow the instructions below to solve the code completion task: We will provide the input corpus and corresponding output corpus. Each element in the corpus is a string, and the output is transformed from the corresponding input using an ordered sequence of "replace" programs. You need to find the correctly construct...
[ "aevvx", "ihhevi", "fkjuvk", "jx", "edewb" ]
[ "haax", "ihhekai", "fkjuak", "jx", "ekdekwb" ]
[ "replace(\\\"ae\\\", \\\"h\\\")", "replace(\\\"e\\\", \\\"ek\\\")", "replace(\\\"v\\\", \\\"a\\\")" ]
[ "replace(\"ae\", \"h\")", "replace(\"e\", \"ek\")", "replace(\"v\", \"a\")" ]
[[0, ["B"], 1], [0, ["N"], 2], [1, ["N"], 0], [1, ["N"], 2], [2, ["F"], 0], [2, ["N"], 1]]
3
bleeding, feeding, counterfeeding, counterbleeding
0110
Follow the instructions below to solve the code completion task: We will provide the input corpus and corresponding output corpus. Each element in the corpus is a string, and the output is transformed from the corresponding input using an ordered sequence of "replace" programs. You need to find the correctly construct...