Add to ORKGIn spoken language systems, the segmentation of utterances into coherent linguistic/semantic units is required when modules following the speech recognizer can only process such units one at a time. In this paper, techniques for semantic boundary prediction, based on both acoustic and lexical knowledge, are presented and tested on a corpus of person-to-person dialogues. Best results gives 62.8% recall and 71.8% precisio
Robust spoken language understanding in large-scale conversational dialog applications is usually pe...
In this study we propose a method of prosodic boundary detection based only on acoustic cues which a...
Understanding user utterances in human-computer spoken dialogue systems involves a multi-level pragm...
In spoken language systems, the segmentation of utterances into coherent linguistic/semantic units i...
In this paper, we investigate the problem of automatically predicting segment boundaries in spoken m...
We consider the problem of word boundary detection in spontaneous speech utterances. Acoustic featur...
This paper presents the results obtained for the task of detecting Semantic Boundaries (SBs) in spok...
We propose Multi-level Semantic Classification Trees to combine different information sources for pr...
This paper presents the results obtained for the task of detecting Semantic Boundaries (SBs) in spok...
We propose Multi-level Semantic Classification Trees to combine different information sources for pr...
This paper presents experiments on sentence boundary detection in transcripts of spoken dialogues. S...
The relationship between the intonational characteristics of an utterance and other features inferab...
Language ambiguity results from, among other things, the vagueness of the syntactic structure of phr...
In this study, compared to the existing one, a more realistic evaluation method for discourse segme...
In this study, compared to the existing one, a more realistic evaluation method for discourse segmen...
Robust spoken language understanding in large-scale conversational dialog applications is usually pe...
In this study we propose a method of prosodic boundary detection based only on acoustic cues which a...
Understanding user utterances in human-computer spoken dialogue systems involves a multi-level pragm...
In spoken language systems, the segmentation of utterances into coherent linguistic/semantic units i...
In this paper, we investigate the problem of automatically predicting segment boundaries in spoken m...
We consider the problem of word boundary detection in spontaneous speech utterances. Acoustic featur...
This paper presents the results obtained for the task of detecting Semantic Boundaries (SBs) in spok...
We propose Multi-level Semantic Classification Trees to combine different information sources for pr...
This paper presents the results obtained for the task of detecting Semantic Boundaries (SBs) in spok...
We propose Multi-level Semantic Classification Trees to combine different information sources for pr...
This paper presents experiments on sentence boundary detection in transcripts of spoken dialogues. S...
The relationship between the intonational characteristics of an utterance and other features inferab...
Language ambiguity results from, among other things, the vagueness of the syntactic structure of phr...
In this study, compared to the existing one, a more realistic evaluation method for discourse segme...
In this study, compared to the existing one, a more realistic evaluation method for discourse segmen...
Robust spoken language understanding in large-scale conversational dialog applications is usually pe...
In this study we propose a method of prosodic boundary detection based only on acoustic cues which a...
Understanding user utterances in human-computer spoken dialogue systems involves a multi-level pragm...