Mm - hmm.
or Pi - uh Tcl  TCL I mean. It 's like y it 's  and so , um , I 've  I 've incorporated also convention , with that but that 's easy to handle at the post editing phase , and I 'll mention it to , transcribers for the next phase but that 's OK. And then , a similar conv uh , convention for numbers. So if they say one - eighty - three versus one eight three. Um , and also I 'll be , um , encoding , as I do my post - editing , the , things that are in curly brackets , which are clarificational material. And eh to incorporate , uh , keyword , at the beginning. So , it 's gonna be either a gloss or it 's gonna be a vocal sound like a , laugh or a cough , or , so forth. Or a non - vocal sound like a doors door - slam , and that can be easily done with a , you know , just a  one little additional thing in the , in the general format.
Yeah we j we just needed a way to , strip , you know , all the comments , all the things th the  that linguist wants but the recognizer can't do anything with. Um , but to keep things that we mapped to like reject models , or , you know , uh , mouth noise , or , cough. And then there 's this interesting issue Jane brought up which I hadn't thought about before but I was , realizing as I went through the transcripts , that there are some noises like , um , well the  good example was an inbreath , where a transcriber working from , the mixed , signal , doesn't know whose breath it is ,
Right.