Radiological Reporting Based on Voice Recognition (1993)
| Venue: | Human-computer interaction : third International conference, EWHCI: selected papers. Lecture Notes on Computer Science |
| Citations: | 1 - 1 self |
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@INPROCEEDINGS{Antoniol93radiologicalreporting,
author = {G. Antoniol and R. Fiutem and R. Flor and G. Lazzari},
title = {Radiological Reporting Based on Voice Recognition},
booktitle = {Human-computer interaction : third International conference, EWHCI: selected papers. Lecture Notes on Computer Science},
year = {1993},
publisher = {Springer-Verlag}
}
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Abstract
. Speech recognition has proved to be a natural interaction modality and an effective technology for medical reporting, in particular in the speciality of radiology. High-volume text creation requirement and the complex structure of these texts make voice technologies useful. By employing speech, professionals in the field can generate reports and do so at a speed that approaches traditional dictation methods. However, the integration of speech recognition in a user interface creates new problems: speech recognizers may introduce errors and moreover they should be adaptable to spoken language variations. This paper describes a radiological reporting system and the related motivations for the use of the speech modality. A preliminary evaluation of the system has shown that, on average, although text recalling functions and keyword shortcuts are available, more than two thirds of a radiological report are generated by means of dictation. 1 Introduction Recent progress in Automatic Speec...
