Focusing on human computers via speech technology, this title covers such issues as dialogue, design, error correction, feedback and the use of speech technology with other I/O media (keyboards, mice, touch screens etc). Although the application of speech technology is not widespread, "Interactive Speech Technology" contends that human factors/ergonomics input could radically change this, by developing ways in which speech technology can be made truly interactive. This book focuses on three main areas - recognition, production and dialogue. Contributions come from centres of excellence in both academia and industry, and presents a state of the art review, opening up a forum for discussion on fundamental issues which should survive the inevitable changes in actual hard and software technologies.
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Proceedings of Speech Tech, Final Report, Institute of Acoustics, International Conference, International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, Academic Press, Cognitive Psychology, Englewood Cliffs, Synthesis Report, North Holland, Proceedings of the European Conference New!
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Proceedings of Speech Tech, Final Report, Institute of Acoustics, International Conference, International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, Academic Press, Cognitive Psychology, Englewood Cliffs, Synthesis Report, North Holland, Proceedings of the European Conference New!
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- Designing the User Interface: Strategies for Effective Human-Computer Interaction (4th Edition) by Ben Shneiderman in Front Matter, and page 71
- Computer Science by Richard Jones in Front Matter, and page 43
- Speech Recognition by Machine (Computing Series, 12) by W. A. Ainsworth in Front Matter, and page 70
- Engineering the Human-Computer Interface (Essex Series in Telecommunication and Information Systems) by Andy Downton on page 43
- Ambiguity and Choice in Organizations by James G. March on page 116
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- User Interface Design of Electronic Appliances by Konrad Baumann in Back Matter (1), Back Matter (2), and Back Matter (3)
- Human Factors in Nuclear Safety by Neville A. Stanton on page 75
- From Brows to Trust: Evaluating Embodied Conversational Agents (Human-Computer Interaction Series) by Zsófia Ruttkay on page 320
- User-Centred Design of Systems by Jan Noyes on page 210
- Quality of Telephone-Based Spoken Dialogue Systems by Sebastian Möller in Back Matter
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