input: Text: Grad C: Hmm. Testing channel two. Grad E: Two, two. Grad C: Two. Grad E: Two. Oh. Grad D: Hello? Grad B: Hmm? Yeah Thank You. OK Well, so Ralf and Tilman are here. Professor F: OK. Great. Great. Grad B: Made it safely. Professor F: So the <unk>disfmarker<unk> what w we h have been doing i they would like us all to read these digits. But we don't all read them but a couple people read them. PhD A: OK. Professor F: Uh, wanna give them all with German accents today or <unk>disfmarker<unk>? Grad B: Sure. Professor F: OK. Grad B: OK and the way you do it is you just read the numbers not as uh each single, so just like I do it. PhD A: Mm - hmm. Grad B: OK. First you read the transcript number. Turn. Grad D: OK, uh <unk>disfmarker<unk> What's <unk>disfmarker<unk> Professor F: OK. Let's be done with this. PhD A: OK. Professor F: OK. this is Ami, who <unk>disfmarker<unk> And this is Tilman and Ralf. PhD A: Hi. Uh - huh. Nice to meet you. Grad D: Hi. Professor F: Hi. OK. So we're gonna try to finish by five so people who want to can go hear Nancy Chang's talk, uh downstairs. PhD A: Hmm. Professor F: And you guys are g giving talks on tomorrow and Wednesday lunch times, PhD A: Yes. Grad D: Mmm. Professor F: right? That's great. OK so, do y do you know what we're gonna do? Grad B: I thought two things uh we 'll introduce ourselves and what
  Question: Summarize what was said on SmartKom architecture
  Answer:
output: It was decided that SmartKom's action plans should be represented in XML as a state transition network. It was proposed that the term 'dialogue planner' should replace 'dialogue manager'. Prolog will be phased out completely and replaced by Java code. The dialogue manager must be capable of changing states, i.e. go from being event driven to answering a question from a planning module.