Add to ORKGInternational audienceThis paper deals with use of MAUD as an oral interface for data entry and the description of the speech component of this system. The interface of MAUD has to combine voice-driven and keyboard dialogue in order to allow the user to use both keyboard and voice. The speech recognition system participated at the AUPELF-UREF evaluation of dictation machines. MAUD uses a vocabulary of 20 000 words. The mode of speech is continuous, and the language model was built with corpora of over than 48 million of words extracted from French newspapers
The objective was to determine the conditions under which Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) is an e...
International audienceBuilding a dictation machine involves the management of linguistic knowledge. ...
Building interfaces where the user-system communication relies on speech is often motivated by the a...
International audienceThis paper deals with use of MAUD as an oral interface for data entry and the ...
International audienceThe oral entry of texts (dictation machine) is an important field of applicati...
International audienceThis article deals with the problematic of the oral modality as a mean of inte...
This paper reports on the field-test of a speech based data-entry system developed as a follow-up of...
International audienceThis article examines the problem of interaction through the oral modality for...
This paper describes the Swedish spoken dialogue system August. This system has been used to collect...
Human-computer interfaces which use speech as the medium for interaction present unique problems for...
Fast and accurate speech recognition systems ystems bring with them the possibility of designing eff...
International audienceThe problem discussed in this paper concern how investigate research on spoken...
Spoken dialogue systems allow users to interact with computer-based applications such as databases a...
Man-computer communication is still predominantly monomedial: computer input is generated by manual ...
Our current research focuses on developing conversational interfaces to on-line applications through...
The objective was to determine the conditions under which Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) is an e...
International audienceBuilding a dictation machine involves the management of linguistic knowledge. ...
Building interfaces where the user-system communication relies on speech is often motivated by the a...
International audienceThis paper deals with use of MAUD as an oral interface for data entry and the ...
International audienceThe oral entry of texts (dictation machine) is an important field of applicati...
International audienceThis article deals with the problematic of the oral modality as a mean of inte...
This paper reports on the field-test of a speech based data-entry system developed as a follow-up of...
International audienceThis article examines the problem of interaction through the oral modality for...
This paper describes the Swedish spoken dialogue system August. This system has been used to collect...
Human-computer interfaces which use speech as the medium for interaction present unique problems for...
Fast and accurate speech recognition systems ystems bring with them the possibility of designing eff...
International audienceThe problem discussed in this paper concern how investigate research on spoken...
Spoken dialogue systems allow users to interact with computer-based applications such as databases a...
Man-computer communication is still predominantly monomedial: computer input is generated by manual ...
Our current research focuses on developing conversational interfaces to on-line applications through...
The objective was to determine the conditions under which Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) is an e...
International audienceBuilding a dictation machine involves the management of linguistic knowledge. ...
Building interfaces where the user-system communication relies on speech is often motivated by the a...