input: Text: Grad E: I guess. Grad A: OK, we're on. So just make sure that th your wireless mike is on, if you're wearing a wireless. Grad E: Check one. Check one. Grad A: And you should be able to see which one <unk>disfmarker<unk> which one you're on by, uh, watching the little bars change. Grad B: So, which is my bar? Mah! Number one. Grad A: Yep. Grad E: Sibilance. Sibilance. Grad A: So, actually, if you guys wanna go ahead and read digits now, as long as you've signed the consent form, that's alright. Grad E: Are we supposed to read digits at the same time? Grad A: No. No. Grad E: Oh, OK. Grad A: Each individually. We're talking about doing all at the same time but I think cognitively that would be really difficult. <unk>vocalsound<unk> To try to read them while everyone else is. Grad E: Everyone would need extreme focus. Grad A: So, when you're reading the digit strings, the first thing to do is just say which transcript you're on. Professor C: Other way. We m We may wind up with ver We <unk>disfmarker<unk> we may need versions of all this garbage. Grad B: For our stuff. Yeah. Professor C: Yeah. Grad A: Um. So the first thing you 'd wanna do is just say which transcript you're on. Professor C: Yeah. Grad A: So. You can see the transcript? There's two large number strings on the digits? So you would just read that one. And then you read each line with a small pause between the lines. And the pause is just so the person transcribing it can tell where one line ends and the other begins. And I 'll give <unk>disfmarker<unk> I '
  Question: Summarize the whole meeting
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output: The meeting was about a computer based navigation system that will be used to conduct linguistic experiments on navigational terminology and intentionality, and it was simultaneously being recorded for another project. The navigational interface allows people to walk around a place and perform basic actions, like entering a building. Its goal is to understand what people intend to do based on granular linguistic features. The experimental set up is that people talk to a human assistant who controls the program in an attempt to complete a certain task. To study intentionality, the team will determine important linguistic features and use a Bayes model to see if they can predict the intention based on utterances.