Um Oh and the digit strings this is just a more constrained task Um So because the general environment is so challenging we decided to to do at least one set of digit strings to give ourselves something easier And exactly the same digit strings as in which is a common connected digits corpus So have some um comparison to be able to be made OK Anything else No OK so when the l last person comes in just have them wear a wireless It should be on already Um Either one of those And uh read the digit strings and and fill out the forms So the most important form is the consent form so just be s be sure everyone signs that if they consent sure pretty usual for meetings that people come late so you Yeah have to leave what you set Right And uh just give me a call which my Yep up there when your meeting is over And going to leave the mike here but n Uh but not gonna be on so don't have them use this one just be sitting here Input Yeah There we go By the way Adam we will be using the uh Yep screen as well So you know Wow Organization So you guys who got email about this oh f uh Friday or something about what up to No No I got it What was the nature of the email Oh this was about um inferring intentions from features in context and the words like go to see or visit or Wel some I uh I I You didn't get it I don't think I did I guess these g have got better filters Cuz I sent it to everybody You Ah blew it off OK really simple though So this is the idea Um We could pursue um if we thought worth it but uh I think we we will agree on that um to come up with a with a sort of very very first crude prototype and do some implementation work and do some some research and some modeling So the idea is if you want to go somewhere um and focus on that object down Oh I can actually walk with this This is nice down here the Now um we found in our uh data and from experiments that three things you can do Um you can walk this way and come really really close to it And touch it But you cannot enter or do anything else Unless interested in rock climbing it won't do you no good standing there just a dark alley But you can touch it If you want to actually go up or into the tower you have to go this way and then through some buildings and up some stairs and so forth If you actually want to see the tower and what actually most people want to do is just have a good look of it take a picture for the family you have to go this way and go up here And there you have a vre really view It exploded the during the Thirty uh interesting sight Mmm And um these uh these lines are um paths or so ab er i the street network of our geographic information system And you can tell that we deliberately cut out this part Because otherwise we couldn't get our GIS system to take to lead people this way It would always use the closest point to the object and then the tourists would be faced you know in front of a wall but it would do them absolutely no good So what we found interesting is first of all intentions differ Maybe you want to enter a building Maybe you want to see it take a picture of it Or maybe you actually want to come as close as possible to the building For whatever reason that may be it made out of Um r red limestone So maybe you would wanna touch it Yeah maybe you would want to touch it Um Okay I This um These intentions we w w we could if we want to call it the the Vista mode where we just want to eh s get the overview or look at it the Enter mode and the well Tango mode I always come up with with silly names So this Tango means literally translated to touch So But sometimes the the Tango mode is really relevant in the in the sense that um if you want to uh If you don't have the intention of entering your building but you know that something is really close to it and you just want to approach it or get to that building Consider for example the Post Office in Chicago a building so large that it has its own zip code So the entrance could be miles away from the closest point So sometimes it m m m makes sense maybe to d to distinguish there So um looked uh through twenty some Uh I didn't look through all the data um and there uh a lot more different ways in people uh the ways people phrase how to g get if they want to get to a certain place And sometimes here b a little bit more obvious Um Maybe I should go back a couple of steps and No go OK come through in the sit down If you grab yourself a microphone You need to sign some stuff Well some digits sign afterwards O or later You have to al also have to read some digits Afterwards is fine They are uncomfortable Really small OK I see OK Yep Thank you OK it but it that it idea it Is also has to be switched on Nance No that I I think already on I thought he on said OK good Yeah on OK That was the idea Um people when they w when they want to go to a building sometimes they just want to look at it Sometimes they want to enter it And sometimes they want to get really close to it something we found just a truism And the places where you will lead them for these intentions are sometimes ex in incredibly different I I gave an example where the point where you end up if you want to look at it is completely different from where if you want to enter it So this is sort of how people may uh may phrase those requests to a a a system at least the way they did it And we get tons of of these how do I get to I want to go to but also give me directions to and I would like to see And um what we can sort of do if we look closer a closer at the the data That was the wrong one