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We investigate approaches to accessing information from the streams of audio data that result from multi-channel recordings of meetings. The methods investigated use word-level transcriptions, and information derived from models of speaker activity and speaker turn patterns. Our experiments include spoken document retrieval for meetings, automatic structuring of meetings based on self-similarity matrices of speaker turn patterns and a simple model of speaker activity. Meeting recordings are rich in both lexical and non-lexical information; our results illustrate some novel kinds of analysis made possible by a transcribed corpus of natural meetings.
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