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"speaker_id": The anonymized user ID of the user who sent the commands in the triple.
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"before_utterances": A list of strings corresponding to the "preceding" utterances in the triple.
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"combat_state_before": A list of normalized actor states (see below) for each actor in the combat instance at the instant before the command was run.
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"current_actor": (nullable) The normalized actor state of the actor whose turn it currently is.
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"embed_idxs": (nullable, same length as "automation_results") The indexes of "message" events corresponding to rich results shown to players on Discord for each result in the "automation_results" key.
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#### Normalized Actor State
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The normalized actor state is only a subset of the available actor information, corresponding to the information we used for our engineering experiments for the FIREBALL paper. For a full list of available actor information, see table 6 in the [FIREBALL paper](https://aclanthology.org/2023.acl-long.229/).
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"controller_id": The anonymized user ID of this actor's controller.
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## Additional Information
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### Citation
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### Schema
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Each line contains a filtered schema, each of which includes the following keys:
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"speaker_id": The anonymized user ID of the user who sent the commands in the triple.
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"before_utterances": A list of strings corresponding to the "preceding" utterances in the triple.
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"combat_state_before": A list of normalized actor states (see below) for each actor in the combat instance at the instant before the command was run.
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"current_actor": (nullable) The normalized actor state of the actor whose turn it currently is.
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"embed_idxs": (nullable, same length as "automation_results") The indexes of "message" events corresponding to rich results shown to players on Discord for each result in the "automation_results" key.
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All user IDs and usernames have been randomized (by way of a hash function) to preserve anonymity.
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#### Normalized Actor State
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The normalized actor state is only a subset of the available actor information, corresponding to the information we used for our engineering experiments for the FIREBALL paper. For a full list of available actor information, see table 6 in the [FIREBALL paper](https://aclanthology.org/2023.acl-long.229/).
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"controller_id": The anonymized user ID of this actor's controller.
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`combat_state_before`, `current_actor`, `caster_after`, `targets_after`, and `combat_state_after` use the above state format.
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## Additional Information
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### Citation
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