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Improving Spoken Dialog Systems

by Benjamin Han , 2000
"... In this paper the possible sources of inaccuracies of a spoken dialog system are discussed, and the approaches to address each of them are surveyed. ..."
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In this paper the possible sources of inaccuracies of a spoken dialog system are discussed, and the approaches to address each of them are surveyed.

Spoken Dialog Management for Robots

by Nicholas Roy, Joelle Pineau, Sebastian Thrun - In Proceedings of the 38th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computation Linguistics , 2000
"... Spoken dialog managers have benefited from stochastic planners such as MDPs. However, so far, MDPs do not handle well noisy and ambiguous utterances from the user. We address this problem by inverting the notion of dialog state; the state represents the user's intentions, rather than the s ..."
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Spoken dialog managers have benefited from stochastic planners such as MDPs. However, so far, MDPs do not handle well noisy and ambiguous utterances from the user. We address this problem by inverting the notion of dialog state; the state represents the user's intentions, rather than

Integrating Spoken Dialog and Question

by Sophie Rosset, Olivier Galibert
"... The Ritel project aims at integrating spoken language dialog and open-domain information retrieval to allow a human to ask gen-eral questions (e.g. Who is currently presiding the French Senate?) and refine her search interactively. This project is at the junction of several distinct research communi ..."
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The Ritel project aims at integrating spoken language dialog and open-domain information retrieval to allow a human to ask gen-eral questions (e.g. Who is currently presiding the French Senate?) and refine her search interactively. This project is at the junction of several distinct research

Towards detecting emotions in spoken dialogs

by Chul Min Lee, Student Member, Shrikanth S. Narayanan, Senior Member - IEEE Transactions on Speech and Audio Processing , 2005
"... Abstract—The importance of automatically recognizing emotions from human speech has grown with the increasing role of spoken language interfaces in human-computer interaction applications. This paper explores the detection of domain-specific emotions using language and discourse information in conju ..."
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Abstract—The importance of automatically recognizing emotions from human speech has grown with the increasing role of spoken language interfaces in human-computer interaction applications. This paper explores the detection of domain-specific emotions using language and discourse information

Design And Evaluation Of Spoken Dialog Systems

by C. A. Kamm, M. A. Walker - In Proceedings of the ASRU Workshop , 1997
"... Interactive spoken dialog systems extend the range of automated telecommunication services beyond simple limited-choice form-filling applications to goal-directed tasks covering richer, more complex domains. Creating effective and efficient dialog systems requires not only accurate and robust speech ..."
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Interactive spoken dialog systems extend the range of automated telecommunication services beyond simple limited-choice form-filling applications to goal-directed tasks covering richer, more complex domains. Creating effective and efficient dialog systems requires not only accurate and robust

Automated Natural Spoken Dialog

by Alicia Abella, Tirso Alonso, Jeremy H
"... Engineers have long sought to design systems that understand and act upon spoken language. Extracting meaning from natural, unconstrained speech over the telephone is technically challenging, and quantifying semantic content is crucial for engineering and evaluating such systems. Traditional menu-dr ..."
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Engineers have long sought to design systems that understand and act upon spoken language. Extracting meaning from natural, unconstrained speech over the telephone is technically challenging, and quantifying semantic content is crucial for engineering and evaluating such systems. Traditional menu

by integrating spoken dialog

by Thorsten Spexard, Shuyin Li, Britta Wrede, Jannik Fritsch, Gerhard Sagerer, Olaf Booij, Zoran Zivkovic, Bas Terwijn, Ben Kröse
"... BIRON, where are you? Enabling a robot to learn new places in a real home environment ..."
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BIRON, where are you? Enabling a robot to learn new places in a real home environment

Spoken Dialog Systems: From Theory . . .

by Giuseppe Riccardi, et al. , 2007
"... Interacting with machines that listen, understand and react to human stimuli has been for many years the holy grail of scientists across disciplines. In the last three decades scientists have made great contributions to the training, design and testing of conversational systems. In this paper we pre ..."
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present the fundamentals of Spoken Dialog Systems (SDS) from

Continuous Listening for Unconstrained Spoken Dialog

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"... A major hindrance to rendering spoken dialog systems capable of ongoing, continuous listening without requiring a push-totalk device is the problem of distinguishing speech which is intended for the system from that which is overheard. We present a decision-theoretic approach to this problem that ex ..."
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A major hindrance to rendering spoken dialog systems capable of ongoing, continuous listening without requiring a push-totalk device is the problem of distinguishing speech which is intended for the system from that which is overheard. We present a decision-theoretic approach to this problem

A Slovenian Spoken Dialog System

by Ivo Ipsic, France Mihelic, Simon Dobrisek, Jerneja Gros, Nikola Pavesic
"... In this paper we give an overview of a Slovenian spoken dialog system. Such a system has to be able to handle spontaneous speech, and to provide the user with correct information. The Slovenian information system is used for air flight information retrieval. The system has to answer questions about ..."
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In this paper we give an overview of a Slovenian spoken dialog system. Such a system has to be able to handle spontaneous speech, and to provide the user with correct information. The Slovenian information system is used for air flight information retrieval. The system has to answer questions about
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