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{"gt_parse": {"c2t": "The state diagram represents the different states and transitions of four systems: a system in an idle state, a system in an open state, a system in an off state, and a system in a logged out state.In the idle system, it can transition to an active state or remain idle. From the active state, it can transition back to idle or go into a processing state. From the processing state, it can go back to idle or transition to an error state. The error state can then transition back to the initial state.In the open system, it can transition to a close state or remain open. From the close state, it can transition back to open or go into a locked state. The locked state can then transition back to the initial state.In the off system, it can transition to an on state or remain off. From the on state, it can transition back to off or go into a standby state. From the standby state, it can transition back to off.In the logged out system, it can transition to a logged in state or remain logged out. From the logged in state, it can transition back to logged out or go into a processing state. From the processing state, it can transition back to logged in or go into an error state. The error state can then transition back to the initial state.In the disconnected system, it can transition to a connected state or remain disconnected. From the connected state, it can transition back to disconnected or go into an authenticating state. From the authenticating state, it can transition back to connected or go into a failed authentication state. The failed authentication state can then transition back to the initial state."}}