2020-06-20 Ah counter

1. DONE <2020-06-20 Sat> Ah Counter

1.1. DONE Records

Name	modal particles	And	Repeats	Total
Linda	12	0	0	12
Grace	2	0	0	2
Tina	2	0	4	6
Amy	5	2	13	20
Watson	2	0	2	4
Rob	18	0	0	18
Kobe	4	0	6	10
Lucy	2	0	0	2
Leon	13	1	0	14
Nate	2	8	0	10
Jocelyn	3	0	1	4

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firstcol=2
cumulated(i)=((i>firstcol)?column(i)+cumulated(i-1):(i==firstcol)?column(i):1/0)

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set style fill solid 1 border lt -1
set style data histograms
set style histogram rowstacked
set xtics font '-Bold' rotate by -30 offset -2,0
set grid

# Set the first column as x axis ticks labels
plot for [i=2:7] data using (column(i)):xticlabels(1)

1.2. DONE Report

We could see that all members had very good performance in this meeting, and all of us made a big progress on the control of filler words.
Amy always chooses the very interesting topics, and I think Amy really had a perfect performance in the first half of your speech. The usage of Uh, Um, Ur in your speech reduced a lot. At the second half maybe you became a little nervous, and you use some repeats. A little suggestion is that You could use pause instead of repeats when you are thinking.
Rob, Leon and Linda are used to use some modal particles in their speech, and so am I. I know when we are searching the words in our head, we say Um and Ur subconsciously. I summarized three small suggestions for this situation. The first one is also using pause instead of Uh and Um. Second one is determining the purpose of the next sentence before you speak. The last on is stretching the words, that means you could speak slower and remain more time to think about the next sentence.