Mm - hmm.
uh , for people listening to narrow band stuff. That 's Friday 's talk , by the way. And then , um , Uh , the third thing I like about it is , uh , and we 've played around with this in a different kind of way a little bit but it hasn't been our dominant way of  of operating anything , um , this issue of where the targets come from. So in our case when we 've been training it multi - band things , the way we get the targets for the individual bands is , uh , that we get the phonetic label  for the sound there
Mm - hmm.
and we say , " OK , we train every  " What this is saying is , OK , that 's maybe what our ultimate goal is  or not ultimate but penultimate  goal is getting these  these small sound units. But  but , um , along the way how much should we , uh  uh , what should we be training these intermediate things for ? I mean , because , uh , we don't know uh , that this is a particularly good feature. I mean , there 's no way , uh  someone in the audience yesterday was asking , " well couldn't you have people go through and mark the individual bands and say where the  where it was sonorant or not ? "