A library oral-history booth has hour-long transcripts next to a tray of portraits. Staff want a pretrained summarizer so a curator reads a short digest, then opens only the matching stills. What should the experiment evaluate?
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Short Explanation
The long tape is a thick novel; the summary is the back-cover blurb that helps the curator pick the right portrait. Score the blurb — keep the photos out of the training loop for this trial.
Full Explanation
Evaluating pretrained summarization tests the text arm that makes a large audio-derived archive usable next to images. Portraits stay out of the training loop; the experiment scores whether short digests help curators open the right stills. Retraining on portraits or dropping transcripts answers a different question.