kaushik-systalyze/customer-transcript-long-dialog huggingface dataset:
Project Manager: Uh and what about the user interface concept ?
Industrial Designer: Google and Project Manager: Google and fancy ?
Industrial Designer: and fancy , f how about the the voice ? And Project Manager: Because I think that with the voice and gesture recognition there are still some disadvantages with this .
Industrial Designer: Uh maybe we can do some marketing studies asking people if they're interested
User Interface: Uh yes .
Industrial Designer: and how  It It is an an interesting concept to see to have uh voice control .
Marketing: Yeah .
User Interface: Yeah . Yeah .
Industrial Designer: Mm . Yeah .
User Interface: The smart controller . Industrial Designer: But and the problem is I I'm we can infer i if you have v voice control why not to put it directly on the the T_V_ , so speak directly to the T_V_ and you don't need a remote control actually ,
Project Manager: Yeah ,
Industrial Designer: so .
Project Manager: but you need a receiver to recognize the gestures and the voice .
Industrial Designer: But it will be embedded on the T_V_ and not on the remote control , so .
Project Manager: That's true .
Marketing: Yeah d
User Interface: Okay .
Project Manager: So maybe we'll just focus on the Google controller plus the fancy controller ,
Marketing: I dunno .
User Interface: Mm .
Project Manager: maybe try to mix them these two concepts together , just in one and do a remote control with solar energy and batteries and with lev low level chips and wood .
User Interface: Yeah . It's good .
Project Manager: And L_C_D_ buttons .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , L_C_D_ .
Project Manager: Yeah , I think for these supplements the solar energy would be something quite interesting and not maybe too difficult to add .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , yeah , yeah . And pf what can we think a supplement to Marketing: What interface ?
Project Manager: Yeah , for the interface something added value .
Industrial Designer: I think the supplement can be the voice . It is just , you know , it is not the most important , but it can be a part of Project Manager: With a module ? You mean the remote control with a mur module if you want you can just use
Industrial Designer: Yeah , yeah .
Project Manager: commands , words and use them when you don't want to use your fingers .
Industrial Designer: Yeah . Mm .
User Interface: Mm-hmm .
Industrial Designer: To push button , yeah , yeah . Even it is for s just some kids , you know , switching channels one two three four .
Project Manager: Turning the T_V_ o on o or off .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , turning  yeah , yeah . Not very complex commands , but easy commands ,
Project Manager: So ,
Industrial Designer: so .
Project Manager: adding some vocal commands .
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Project Manager: Simple ones ?
Industrial Designer: Yeah , simple ones for
Project Manager: um right , so I'd I need to sum up very quickly here um . We're looking at extreme simplicity . We're looking at a radically different shape . Possibly no buttons at all um , but if you can incorporate um channel change and volume buttons um in into the design , then then that's fine . Um in the I mean the the role of the of the um the user interface des designer becomes b you know more important here , because , you know , shape is no longer an a uh um a serious constraint . But we clearly only need th the main buttons , although , uh if clearly only need the main functions . Um I don't see why we shouldn't go for voice recognition um and the the only buttons that I think we need are channel control , volume control and on off . Um it needs to incorporate the corporate logo , uh the the grey and yellow colour scheme and there's no reason why we can't introduce um interchangeable uh covers . Um uh d so does that accurately summarise what we've discussed ?
User Interface: Yeah .
Marketing: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: Yep . Hmm .
Project Manager: Right .
User Interface: Um  Project Manager: So uh  Yeah . We are doing just the television .
User Interface: Oh I just have one question . So are we doing just the television or are we doing so not D_V_D_ players ,
Project Manager: No .
User Interface: we okay , okay .
Project Manager: I think that's quite clear from the the information that we've been given ,
Industrial Designer: Mm .
Project Manager: no ?
User Interface: Okay .
Marketing: Yeah , like in the email of television only . In fact they're in the constraints email that I got .
Project Manager: Right .
Marketing: Didn't you mention the teletext , just television only ?
Project Manager: Oh yeah well th that's one I s that's one I sent you ,
Industrial Designer: Mm .
User Interface: Yeah .
Project Manager: which which was my interpretation of uh of the uh what came down from from head office . Um  Marketing: Oh okay . Oh yeah .
Industrial Designer: Yeah . User Interface: Oh okay .
Industrial Designer: Okay .
Project Manager: That's that that that that's their uh their view .
Industrial Designer: Project Manager: Okay , so uh we can all give some thought to that uh for for the next meeting , thank you very much indeed .
User Interface: Okay .
Industrial Designer: Cool .
User Interface:
Grad B: Yeah , I can worry about the ontology interface and you can Keith can worry about the discourse . I mean , this is pretty Um , I mean , I I I hope everybody uh knows that these are just going to be uh dummy values , right ?
Grad A: Which Grad B: where the Grad A: Which ones ?
Grad B: S so so if the endpoint if the Go - there is Yes and No , then Go - there - discourse will just be fifty - fifty . Right ?
Grad A: Um , what do you mean ? If the Go - there says No , then the Go - there is Grad D: I don't get it .
Grad A: I don't u understand .
Grad B: Um .
Grad A: Like , the Go - there depends on all those four things .
Grad B: Yep .
Grad A: Yeah .
Grad B: But , what are the values of the Go - there - discourse ?
Grad A: Well , it depends on the situation . If the discourse is strongly indicating that Grad B: Yeah , but , uh , we have no discourse input .
Grad A: Oh , I see . The d See , uh , specifically in our situation , D and O are gonna be , uh Yeah . Sure . So , whatever .
Grad D: So , so far we have Is that what the Keith node is ?
Grad B: Yep .
Grad D: OK . And you 're taking it out ? for now ?
Grad B: Well , this is D Grad D: Or ?
Grad B: OK , this , I can I can get it in here .
Grad D: All the D 's are Grad B: I can get it in here , so th We have the , uh , um , sk let 's let 's call it " Keith - Johno
Grad A: Johno ?
Grad B: node " . There is an H {comment} somewhere printed .
Grad C: There you go .
Grad A: Yeah . People have the same problem with my name .
Grad B: Yeah .
Grad A: Oops .
Grad B: And , um ,
Grad C: Does th th does the H go b before the A or after the A ?
Grad A: Oh , in my name ? Before the A .
Grad C: Yeah . OK , good . Cuz you kn When you said people have the same problem , I thought Cuz my H goes after the uh e e e the v
Grad A: People have the inverse problem with my name .
Grad C: OK . I always have to check , every time y I send you an email , {comment} a past email of yours , {comment} to make sure I 'm spelling your name correctly .
Grad A: Yeah . That 's good .
Grad C: I worry about you .
Grad A: I appreciate that .
Grad B: But , when you abbreviate yourself as the " Basman " , you don't use any H 's .
Grad A: " Basman " ? Yeah , it 's because of the chessplayer named Michael Basman , who is my hero .
Grad B: OK .
Grad C: You 're a geek . It 's O K . I
Grad B: OK .
Grad C: How do you pronou How do you pronounce your name ?
Grad D: Eva .
Grad C: Eva ?
Grad A: Not Eva ?
Grad D: Yeah .
Grad C: What if I were What if I were to call you Eva ?
Grad D: I 'd probably still respond to it . I 've had people call me Eva , but I don't know .
Grad C: No , not just Eva , Eva . Like if I u take the V and s pronounce it like it was a German V ?
Grad B: Which is F .
Grad C: Yeah .
Grad D: Um , no idea then .
Grad B: Voiced .
Grad D: What ?
Grad C: It sounds like an F .
Grad D: I Grad C: There 's also an F in German ,
Grad D: OK .
Grad B: Well , it 's just the difference between voiced and unvoiced .
Grad C: which is why I Yeah .
Grad D: OK .
Grad C: As long as that 's O K .
Grad D: Um .
Grad C: I mean , I might slip out and say it accidentally . That 's all I 'm saying .
Grad D: That 's fine .