Notes:
- concept segmentation
- dialogue system specification
- fuzzy similarity
- grammatical phrase boundaries
- morphological rule
- partial pattern tree
- response generation module
- syntactic parser/syntactic parsing/syntax parser
- syntactic tree fragment
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New Technique to Enhance the Performance of Spoken Dialogue Systems Based on Dialogue States-Dependent Language Models and Grammatical Rules [PDF] from ugr.es R López-Cózar… – Eleventh Annual Conference of the …, 2010 – isca-speech.org This paper proposes a new technique to enhance the performance of spoken dialogue systems which presents one novel contribution: the automatic correction of some ASR errors by using language models dependent on dialogue states, in conjunction with grammatical … Cited by 1 – Related articles – All 3 versions
Robust processing of situated spoken dialogue [PDF] from dfki.de P Lison… – Proceedings of the 32nd annual German …, 2009 – dl.acm.org … utterances by selectively relaxing its set of grammatical rules. The choice of the most relevant interpretation is then realised via a discrimina- tive model augmented with contextual information. The approach is fully im- plemented in a dialogue system for autonomous robots. … Cited by 8 – Related articles – All 13 versions
A flexible dialogue system for enhancing web usability [PDF] from eprints.org M Gatius… – … of the 18th international conference on World …, 2009 – dl.acm.org … MIXED-INITIATIVE WEB DIALOGUE SYSTEM The improvement of NL and speech technologies has made possible dialogue systems (DSs) capable … In the second experiment the system used 253 grammatical rules and 2241 lexical entries plus dynamic entries obtained (semi … Cited by 5 – Related articles – All 9 versions
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Method and system for interactive conversational dialogue for cognitively overloaded device users F Weng, L Cavedon, B Raghunathan… – US Patent …, 2010 – Google Patents … for a response to the cognitively overloaded user, generating the response based on the selected content, the context of the conversation, and grammatical rules, and synthesizing … Weng F. et al., “Developing a Conversational Dialogue System for Cognitively Overloaded Users”. … Cited by 2 – Related articles – All 3 versions
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Automatic speech recognition based on multiple level units in spoken dialogue system for in-vehicle appliances M Nishida, Y Horiuchi, S Kuroiwa… – Text, Speech and Dialogue, 2011 – Springer … A multi-domain dialogue system should be capable of reacting to a change of topic in the utterance of users. … By this method, we can avoid the risk of the generating unavailable recognition result for the system and the dialogue is controlled without grammatical rules. … Related articles – All 2 versions
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CSG-Tag: Constraint based Synchronous Grammar Tree Annotation System F Wong, F Oliveira, S Chao… – Machine Learning and …, 2011 – ieeexplore.ieee.org … Due to the inherent problems in the language, grammatical rules created may contain syntactic ambiguities, complexities, and language divergences … multi-modal corpora”, Proceedings of the 2nd IJCAI Workshop on Knowledge and Reasoning in Practical Dialogue Systems, pp … Related articles – All 2 versions
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[BOOK] Advances in Commercial Deployment of Spoken Dialog Systems D Suendermann – 2011 – books.google.com … Some of the topics covered in this series include the presentation of real life commercial deployment of spoken dialog systems, contemporary methods of speech parameterization, developments in information security for automated speech, forensic speaker recognition, use … Cited by 2 – Related articles – Library Search
[PDF] A large vocabulary continuous speech recognition system for Persian language [PDF] from eurasipjournals.com H Sameti, H Veisi, M Bahrani… – … Journal on Audio, …, 2011 – asmp.eurasipjournals.com … In the last decade, researchers and investors introduced spoken dialogue systems and tried to implement conversational speech recognition … Using linguistic expertise and consultation, about 170 grammatical rules for Persian language using GPSG idea [20] were extracted. … Related articles – View as HTML – All 2 versions
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Cyberworld Cybernetic Art Model for Shared Communications G Mura – CyberWorlds, 2009. CW’09. International Conference …, 2009 – ieeexplore.ieee.org … dynamic semantics through the visual formalization of the rings structure which are linked between them, compose the grammatical rules of the … On the basis of our artificial cognitive system called “Dialogue System” [5], the human emotional state changes the “human-machine … Related articles – All 4 versions
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[BOOK] Robust processing of spoken situated dialogue: a study in human-robot interaction P Lison – 2010 – books.google.com … these two problems – ill-formed and/or misrecognised speech inputs – raises a major challenge to the development of robust dialogue systems. … input and is able to handle ill-formed and misrecognised utterances by selectively relaxing and extending its set of grammatical rules. … Cited by 1 – Related articles – Library Search – All 2 versions
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Zöhre Kara Kayikci1), Dmitry Zaykovskiy1), Heiner Markert1), Wolfgang Minker G Palm – Mathematical analysis of evolution, information, and …, 2009 – books.google.com … development of hardware and software technologies during the last decades gave rise to such concepts as speech-to-text processing, speech-controlled appliances, spoken language dialogue systems, and speech … Commonly some set of predefined grammatical rules is used. … Related articles – All 2 versions
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Genetic-based approach for cue phrase selection in dialogue act recognition AA Yahya… – Evolutionary Intelligence, 2009 – Springer … Due to its importance for var- ious applications such as dialogue systems, machine translation, speech recognition, and meeting summarisa- tion, it has received a considerable amount of attention [33]. For example, in dialogue … Related articles – All 4 versions
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Language structure using fuzzy similarity NS Chaudhari… – Fuzzy Systems, IEEE Transactions …, 2009 – ieeexplore.ieee.org … The selected hypotheses are then used to create the grammatical rules, by assigning new symbols representing the subsentences, also called as constituents, which are in square bracket pairs, like: S? A sees the B apple A? Oscar A? Cookie monster B? large, green B … Cited by 1 – Related articles – All 3 versions
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[PDF] Completions, coordination, and alignment in dialogue [PDF] from elanguage.net M Poesio… – Dialogue & Discourse, 2010 – swimt.elanguage.net Page 1. Dialogue and Discourse 1 (2010) 1-89 Received 2/09; First letter 7/09; Accepted 7/09; doi: 10.5087/dad.2010.001 Final revision submitted 12/09; Published online 2/10 (c)2010 MassimoPoesio and Hannes Rieser Completions, coordination, and alignment in dialogue … Cited by 19 – Related articles – View as HTML – All 6 versions
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[PDF] Hat Categories: Representing Form and Function Simultaneously in Combinatory Categorial Grammar [PDF] from usyd.edu.au M Honnibal – 2010 – it.usyd.edu.au … The rules perform the form-function transformations required, but they do so at a substantial cost: they make the grammar less lexicalised. This means the grammar is no longer language universal, and grammatical rules must perform non-trivial semantic operations. The rules … Related articles – View as HTML – Library Search – All 2 versions
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End-to-End Relation Extraction via Syntactic Structures and Semantic Resources [PDF] from unitn.it TVT Nguyen – 2011 – eprints-phd.biblio.unitn.it … these events happen. The task is making possible significant advances in applications that require deep understanding capabilities such as question- answering engines, dialogue systems, or the semantic web. Due to the huge … Related articles
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[PDF] Towards Collaborative Process Modeling-A Framework for comparing Social Features in current BPM Tools [PDF] from psu.edu J Wolf – Retrieved May, 2010 – Citeseer Page 1. Towards Collaborative Process Modeling – A Framework for comparing Social Features in current BPM Tools Master Thesis IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE (M.Sc.) IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS … Related articles – View as HTML – All 2 versions
[PDF] Speaking with Google Calendar [PDF] from inesc-id.pt P Arez – 2009 – inesc-id.pt … on grammatical rules. This has the objective of providing lexical information, apply morphosyntactic disambiguation … interac- tion, giving birth to a domain independent dialogue system platform that we are using in this thesis, 8 Page 25. which … Related articles – View as HTML – All 5 versions
[PDF] Can Conversational Agents Express Big Five Personality Traits through Language?: Evaluating a Psychologically-Informed Language Generator [PDF] from psu.edu F Mairesse… – 2009 – Citeseer … In a dialogue system, the content plan is provided by the dialogue manager. … Finally, the RealPro realizer (Lavoie and Rambow, 1997) converts the final syntactic structure into a string by applying surface grammatical rules, such as morphological inflection and function word … Cited by 1 – Related articles – View as HTML – All 3 versions
[PDF] REAP. PT [PDF] from inesc-id.pt LC dos Santos Marujo – 2009 – inesc-id.pt … The activity of reading is a major component of first and second language learning, namely vocabulary learning [71]. Learning how to read implies a set of knowledge components including not only grammatical rules and their exceptions, but all the lexical items in a language. … Related articles – View as HTML – All 2 versions
[PDF] REAP em Português [PDF] from utl.pt LC dos Santos Marujo – 2009 – dspace.ist.utl.pt … The activity of reading is a major component of first and second language learning, namely vocabulary learning [71]. Learning how to read implies a set of knowledge components including not only grammatical rules and their exceptions, but all the lexical items in a language. … Related articles – View as HTML
Mejora de la interfaz de entrada de sistemas de diálogo usando modelos contextuales y reglas gramaticales [PDF] from ua.es R López-Cózar Delgado… – 2009 – rua.ua.es … Abstract: This papers proposes a new technique to enhance the performance of the input interface of spoken dialogue systems, which presents a novel contribution: the use of contextual models and grammatical rules to correct errors of automatic speech recognition (ASR). … Related articles
[PDF] Natural Language Descriptions of Emotion [PDF] from usc.edu A Kazemzadeh – 2011 – sail.usc.edu … Emotion category labels provide gross boundaries for the emotion space, but natural language, with generative grammatical rules, provides the ways that humans … Furthermore, evaluation of a user’s satisfaction when using a dialog system often uses a Likert scale survey. … Related articles – View as HTML
[PDF] Interface Issues in Robot Scrub Nurse Design [PDF] from umn.edu A Agovic – 2011 – conservancy.umn.edu … Furthermore we contribute novel insights in the design of grasp planning methods, visual tracking methods and natural language dialogue systems. iv Page 7. Contents Acknowledgements i … found in [22]. Here a dialog system is described which is used to direct trains. It is … View as HTML
[BOOK] Accounting for Individual Speaker Properties in Automatic Speech Recognition [PDF] from diva-portal.org D Elenius – 2010 – kth.diva-portal.org Page 1. Accounting for Individual Speaker Properties in Automatic Speech Recognition DANIEL ELENIUS Licentiate Thesis Stockholm, Sweden 2010 Page 2. TRITA-CSC-A 2010:05 ISSN-1653-5723 KTH Scool of Computer … Cited by 2 – Related articles – View as HTML – Library Search – All 4 versions
Characterizing phonetic transformations and fine-grained acoustic differences across dialects [PDF] from mit.edu JP Campbell, NFY Chen – 2011 – dspace.mit.edu Page 1. Characterizing Phonetic Transformations and Fine-Grained Acoustic Differences Across Dialects by MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECHNOLOGY Nancy Fang-Yih Chen BS, National Taiwan University (2002) 8 2011 SM, National Taiwan University (2004) LIBRARIES … Related articles – All 2 versions
[BOOK] Flat but not shallow: towards flatter representations in deep semantic parsing for precise and feasible inferencing [PDF] from leidenuniv.nl HHGB Reckman – 2009 – openaccess.leidenuniv.nl … this thesis. The project aims at the development of a natural language dialogue system that discloses personal narratives to facilitate patients (and their relatives) in finding relevant experiences of their fellow patients. The system … Related articles – Library Search – All 5 versions
Combining Natural Language Processing And Statistical Text Mining: A Study Of Specialized Versus Common Languages [PDF] from usf.edu J Jarman – 2011 – scholarcommons.usf.edu Page 1. University of South Florida Scholar Commons Theses and Dissertations 1-1-2011 Combining Natural Language Processing And Statistical Text Mining: A Study Of Specialized Versus Common Languages Jay Jarman University of South Florida, jay@jayjarman.com …
[PDF] The Virtual Language Teacher [PDF] from diva-portal.org P WIK – 2011 – diva-portal.org … A different type of feedback, similarity measures, is investigated, and two different ways to interact with the VLT with- in the Simicry paradigm are explored. Chapter 9 opens with an introduction to spoken dialogue systems and how they may be utilized for CALL purposes. … Related articles – View as HTML – All 3 versions
[BOOK] Handbook of natural language processing and machine translation: DARPA global autonomous language exploitation J Olive – 2011 – books.google.com … was aimed. For dictation, WER above 10 percent is not acceptable, but for a dialogue system, a much higher rate can be tolerated as long as the system can enable a user to complete a specific task successfully. Initial studies … Cited by 3 – Related articles – Library Search – All 4 versions
Implementing an open source amharic resource grammar in GF [PDF] from chalmers.se M Kassa Gobena – 2011 – publications.lib.chalmers.se … One feasible approach to this is the formalization of linguistic knowledge into some form of grammatical rules. … Currently there are also a good number of applications that use GF which include the verification tool KeY 1 , the dialogue system research project TALK and the educational project WebALT are major ones.… Related articles
Classification along genre dimensions: exploring a multidisciplinary problem [PDF] from hb.se M Gunnarsson – 2011 – bada.hb.se Page 1. Classification along Genre Dimensions Exploring a Multidisciplinary Problem Mikael Gunnarsson 2011 Page 2. Dissertation at Swedish School of Library and Information Science University of Borås Mikael Gunnarsson Classification along genre dimensions … Related articles
Ontology-based Information Extraction [PDF] from upc.edu C Vicient Monllaró – 2011 – upcommons.upc.edu Page 1. Master in Artificial Intelligence (UPC-URV-UB) Master of Science Thesis Ontology-based Information Extraction Carlos Vicient Monllaó Advisors: Antonio Moreno Ribas, David Sánchez Ruenes June, 23rd 2011 Page 2. v Agraïments … Related articles
[PDF] Theory and Applications of Similarity Detection Techniques [PDF] from iicm.edu B Zaka – 2009 – iicm.edu Page 1. Dissertation in fulfillment of the requirements for the academic degree Doctor of Technical Sciences (Dr. Techn.) in Computer Science Submitted by Bilal Zaka Institute for Information Systems and Computer Media (IICM … Cited by 1 – Related articles – View as HTML – All 11 versions
Language modeling approaches to question answering [PDF] from drexel.edu P Banerjee – 2009 – dspace.library.drexel.edu Page 1. Language Modeling Approaches to Question Answering A Dissertation Submitted to the Faculty of Drexel University by Protima Banerjee in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy July 2009 Page 2. … Cited by 1 – Related articles – Library Search – All 11 versions
[PDF] Situated Concepts and Pre-Linguistic Symbol Use [PDF] from uni-osnabrueck.de U Türkmen – 2009 – repositorium.uni-osnabrueck.de Page 1. Situated Concepts and Pre-Linguistic Symbol Use Dissertation zur Erlangung des Grades “Doktor der Kognitionswissenschaft” (PhD in Cognitive Science) Im Fachbereich Humanwissenschaften der Universität Osnabrück Vorgelegt von Ulas Türkmen … Related articles – View as HTML – All 2 versions