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{"gt_parse": {"c2t": "The state diagram represents the behavior of a system. The system starts in an initial state and then transitions to the Init state. From the Init state, it can either transition back to the initial state or move to the Checking state. From the Checking state, the system can either transition to the Move state or the StandbyState state. From the StandbyState state, the system can transition back to the initial state or move to the Move state. From the Move state, the system can transition back to the Checking state or move to either the Forward state or the Reverse state. From the Forward state, the system can transition back to the Move state. From the Reverse state, the system can also transition back to the Move state. From the StandbyState state, the system can move to the Reverse state, the Stop state, or the Move state. From the Stop state, the system can transition to the Reverse state, the Forward state, the StandbyState state, or the Update state. From the Update state, the system can transition to the Stopped state. From the Stopped state, the system can transition back to the Stop state, move to the Move state, move to the StandbyState state, or move to the EmergencyStop state. From the EmergencyStop state, the system can transition back to the Stopped state, move to the StandbyState state, or move to the Stop state. The Move state can also transition to the Forward state or the Reverse state. The Forward state can transition to the Reverse state, and the Reverse state can transition to the Forward state."}}