input: Text: Postdoc A: OK. Grad G: How about channel Professor C: Yeah, go ahead. Grad E: We're recording. Grad G: Alright. Professor C: Alright, and no crash. Postdoc A: Hmm. Grad E: I pre - crashed it. Professor C: Yeah. PhD F: Pre - crashed! PhD D: It never crashes on me. Grad E: I think it's actually <unk>disfmarker<unk> PhD D: What is <unk>disfmarker<unk> what is that? Grad E: it depends on if the temp files are there or not, that <unk>disfmarker<unk> at least that's my current working hypothesis, PhD D: Ah. Grad E: that I think what happens is it tries to clear the temp files and if they're too big, it crashes. PhD D: Ah. PhD B: When the power went out the other day and I restarted it, it crashed the first time. Grad E: Oh, that's right. PhD B: After the power out PhD D: So then there would be no temp files. Professor C: Yeah. PhD D: OK. <unk>comment<unk> Hmm. Grad E: Uh, no, it doesn't <unk>disfmarker<unk> it doesn't clear those necessarily, PhD D: Oh wait <unk>disfmarker<unk> It <unk>disfmarker<unk> it doesn't clear them, OK. Grad E: so. Professor C: Hmm, no connection. Grad E: It's <unk>disfmarker<unk> i they're called temp files, but they're not actually in the temp directory they're in the scratch, so. They're not backed up, but they're not erased either on power failure. PhD D: But that's usually the meeting that I recorded, and it neve it doesn't crash on me. PhD B: Well this wasn't <unk>disfmarker<unk> Actually, this
  Question: What was said in the meeting?
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output: The group discussed the preparation of a data sample for IBM, the manual adjustment of time bins by transcribers, recognition results for a test set of digits data, and forced alignments. Participants also talked about Eurospeech 2001 submissions, and exchanged comments on the proceedings of the recently attended Human Language Technologies conference (HLT'01). Preliminary recognition results were presented for a subset of digits data. Efforts to deal with cross-talk and improve forced alignments for non-digits data were also discussed.