1. A system for generating a representation of a group interaction, comprising: a memory that stores a plurality of voice profiles; and a processor programmed to: generate a transcript of the group interaction from audio source data representing the group interaction, the transcript comprising a sequence of lines of text, each line corresponding to an audible utterance in the audio source data; generate a conversation path from the transcript by labeling each transcript line with an identifier identifying a speaker of the corresponding audible utterance in the audio source data; and generate the representation of the group interaction by associating the conversation path with the plurality of voice profiles, each voice profile corresponding to the identified speaker in the conversation path.
1. A system for generating a representation of a group interaction, comprising: a memory that stores a plurality of voice profiles; and a processor programmed to: generate a transcript of the group interaction from audio source data representing the group interaction, the transcript comprising a sequence of lines of text, each line corresponding to an audible utterance in the audio source data; generate a conversation path from the transcript by labeling each transcript line with an identifier identifying a speaker of the corresponding audible utterance in the audio source data; and generate the representation of the group interaction by associating the conversation path with the plurality of voice profiles, each voice profile corresponding to the identified speaker in the conversation path. 9. The system of claim 1 , where the audio source data comprises plural synchronized audio streams, and where in being programmed to generate the conversation path from the transcript by labeling each transcript line with the identifier identifying the speaker of the corresponding audible utterance in the audio source data, the processor is programmed to label each transcript line with a speaker identifier corresponding to an audio stream from which the corresponding audible utterance primarily originated.