81. Speech Technology speech technology. Despite many important advances in speech recognition the technologyis still brittle, preventing its proliferation in the HCI community. http://www-white.media.mit.edu/vismod/demos/conversation/node6.html

Next: Implementation Up: Technological Issues Previous: Vision Technology Speech Technology Despite many important advances in speech recognition the technology is still brittle, preventing its proliferation in the HCI community. Therefore, it is unlikely to have a system that will accurately respond to key words on a one-by-one basis. To circumvent this problem, we look at the frequencies of the past few words (i.e. 200 words) to determine the topic. Therefore, despite a poor accuracy on the speech recognizer (i.e. about recognition rate), the aggregate performance over a set of 200 words for topic-spotting (as opposed to word-spotting) could be well above . The topic-spotting, in turn, tells the system what feedback to generate. In addition, the system is used in a meeting scenario where people are actively generating many words. This is a far better situation for a recognizer than when the computer is interacting with a single user and has to recognize a sentence at a time in a turn-taking situation. Such query-response systems are far too brittle except in constrained applications. We now discuss the details of the topic detection system.

82. Unisys | Building On Expertise In Speech Technology And Unified Messaging, Unisy Home. Building on Expertise in speech technology and Unified Messaging,Unisys Launches Highly Scalable and Global Voice Portal Solutions. http://www.unisys.com/about__unisys/news_a_events/06038148.htm

var navTitle; var backText; var backPath; document.write(breadCrumbCreate("/aboutunisys/news_a_events","/","06038148.htm")); Unisys.com Building on Expertise in Speech Technology and Unified Messaging, Unisys Launches Highly Scalable and Global Voice Portal Solutions Technology lets telecommunications companies grow revenue today without waiting for new handsets and networks SUPERCOMM 2002, Booth #11351, Atlanta, Ga., June 3, 2002  – Unisys Corporation (NYSE: UIS) unveiled Unisys Voice Portal Solutions today at SUPERCOMM 2002. The solutions answer a growing demand for technology that leverages both current and future mobile networks, as well as the most intuitive interface in the world – the human voice. Unisys Voice Portal Solutions will provide many benefits to end users. These include the ability to more easily navigate voicemail through the use of their voice and simpler access to Web content where PC portal information is not available. The solutions will also help to maximize a carrier's average revenue per user (ARPU) through subscriptions, transactions and increased voice usage. According to market predictions made by The Kelsey Group, up to 128 million people worldwide will use voice portal services by 2005. In addition, Cahners In-Stat Group has projected that the voice services and voice portal industry may reach $6 billion by 2006. Unisys Voice Portal Solutions – which include Voice Controlled Messaging, Voice Web, and Voice Activated Dialing (VAD) – provide a cost-effective implementation and will continue to work as 3G networks and handsets are deployed in the future.

83. Speech Technology - Interactive Sensory System Division The SPEECH area covers three projects DITELO, MUNST e SHINE, sharing thesame objective of R D in the field of speech recognition technology. http://ssi.itc.it/speech.htm

PROJECTS DITELO DIalogo su TELefonO is related to speech recognizers for telephonic applications, with the main aim to include them in call-center systems (but not only). This means building acoustic and language models, and offering dialogue capabilities. MUNST This project aims at advancing the spoken language technology developed at ITC-irst. Investigated areas are: - multimedia archive processing; - multilingual communication systems. SHINE The activities of SpeecH Interaction in Noise Environment (SHINE) project concern recognition and interpretation of speech messages produced in noisy environment. The project has the objective of both conducting research and developing speech recognition prototypes. A third related activity concerns speech database collection and documentation. home about us people utilities ... press mirror

84. LINGUIST List 14.345: Speech Technology: Chair, The U/of Edinburgh Tue Feb 4 2003. Jobs speech technology Chair, The U/of Edinburgh. Message1 Jobs speech technology Chair, The University of Edinburgh, UK. http://www.linguistlist.org/issues/14/14-345.html

LINGUIST List 14.345 Tue Feb 4 2003 Jobs: Speech Technology: Chair, The U/of Edinburgh Editor for this issue: sarah@linguistlist.org Directory steedman, Jobs: Speech Technology: Chair, The University of Edinburgh, UK Message 1: Jobs: Speech Technology: Chair, The University of Edinburgh, UK Date: Tue, 04 Feb 2003 01:23:39 +0000 From: steedman@cogsci.ed.ac.uk Subject: Jobs: Speech Technology: Chair, The University of Edinburgh, UK steedman@informatics.ed.ac.uk ). Further particulars including details of the application procedure can be obtained from the World Wide Web at http://www.informatics.ed.ac.uk/events/vacancies/ or from: Human Resources The University of Edinburgh 9 - 16 Chambers Street Edinburgh EH1 1HT e-mail: jobs@ed.ac.uk telephone: +44 (0) 131 650 9601 Please quote Ref: 312143 Address for Applications: Attn: Human Resources The University of Edinburgh 9 - 16 Chambers Street Edinburgh, EH1 1HT United Kingdom Applications are due by 28-March-2003 Contact Information: Prof. Mark Steedman. Email: steedman@informatics.ed.ac.uk

85. Home Pages Related To Phonetics And Speech Sciences List of web sites related to phonetics and speech sciences meetings, research centers, electronic newsletters, journals and publishers http://fonsg3.let.uva.nl/Other_pages.html#Meetings

Speech on the Web On this page you will find links to home pages that are in any way related to phonetics and speech sciences. There is a considerable backlog in link additions. I am also in the process of rearranging the entries. My appologies for the inconvenience Back to IFA Home Page Suggestion, remarks, and additions can be mailed to: rob.van.son@hum.uva.nl Contents Congresses, Meetings, and Workshops Links and Lists Phonetics and Speech Natural Language Processing, Cognitive Science, and AI ... Electronic Newsletters, Journals and Publishers Congresses, Meetings, and Workshops Conference Schedule for Linguists, Translators, and Interpreters An extensive list of conferences from Roy Cochrun. ESCA list List of many ESCA sponsored meetings International Conference on Speech Processing, August 26-28, 1997 Boston University Conference on Language Development langconf-announce@louis-xiv.bu.edu EUROSPEECH '97 5th EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON SPEECH COMMUNICATION AND TECHNOLOGY RHODES - GREECE, 22-25 SEPTEMBER 1997

86. LINGUIST List 14.356: Speech Technology: Asst Profs (2), U/Amsterdam Wed Feb 5 2003. Jobs speech technology Asst Profs (2), U/Amsterdam. Message1 Language Typology and speech technology Lecturer, U/of Amsterdam. http://www.linguistlist.org/issues/14/14-356.html

LINGUIST List 14.356 Wed Feb 5 2003 Jobs: Speech Technology: Asst Profs (2), U/Amsterdam Editor for this issue: sarah@linguistlist.org Directory kees.hengeveld, Language Typology and Speech Technology: Lecturer, U/of Amsterdam Message 1: Language Typology and Speech Technology: Lecturer, U/of Amsterdam Date: Tue, 04 Feb 2003 16:01:34 +0000 From: kees.hengeveld@hum.uva.nl Subject: Language Typology and Speech Technology: Lecturer, U/of Amsterdam University or Organization: University of Amsterdam Department: Linguistics Rank of Job: Lecturer Specialty Areas: Computational Linguistics, General Linguistics, Linguistic Theories, Phonetics, Typology Description: The Faculty of Humanities of the University of Amsterdam is currently looking for two talented assistant professors (tenure track) in the field of linguistics: one in the area of linguistic typology and language universals, and one in the area of language and speech technology. Information on these two positions may be found at http://www.english.uva.nl/actueel/uva_vacancies.cfm . Address for Applications: Attn: Dean Fac of Humanities, U Amsterdam, Spuistraat 210 Amsterdam, NH NL-1012 VT Netherlands Applications are due by 21-Feb-2003 Contact Information: Kees Hengeveld. Email: kees.hengeveld@hum.uva.nl

87. Speech Technology And Applied Research Expertise In Speech Production, Speech Pe speech technology. speech technology experience in Speech,; speech technology,;speech synthesis,; textto-speech,; speech-to-text,; Text to speech synthesis,; http://www.starspeech.com/

Speech technology and Applied research and development Services has over 20 years of research, engineering and product development expertise within the areas of Speech, speech technology, speech synthesis, text-to-speech, speech-to-text, Text to speech synthesis, TTS, Interactive voice response, IVR, Automatic speech recognition, ASR, Automatic speaker identification, Automatic speech translation, Speech user interfaces, speech production, speech perception and knowledge-based speech processing. We assist our clients with the research, design, development and testing of signal, acoustic and speech processing technologies. Speech technology experience in: Speech, speech technology, speech synthesis, text-to-speech, speech-to-text, Text to speech synthesis, TTS, Interactive voice response, IVR, Automatic speech recognition, ASR, Automatic speaker identification, Automatic speech translation, Speech user interfaces The technologies of speech: When eloquence alone isn't enough... Enter

88. Microsoft Speech - Licensing Microsoft Speech Technology Licensing Microsoft speech technology. Microsoft Speech SDK version5.1 EULA. There is a new End User License Agreement (EULA) in http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=296&clcid=0x409

89. - Speech Technology The technological breakthrough and the market demands in speech technology reacheda point where the education and training of a growing number of employees http://www.hltcentral.org/page-320.0.shtml

Introduction Subject area - Phonetics - Speech Technology ... Target Group Curriculum recommendations on Spoken Language Engineering General Recommendations [SLE = Spoken Language Engineering] We recommend Motivation The introduction and the extension of curricula on SLE in universities to fulfill strategic needs. The technological break-through and the market demands in speech technology reached a point where the education and training of a growing number of employees is time consuming. It may be considered to introduce spoken language technology at universities in different ways: the extension of existing curricula with few basic courses, a full SLE curriculum in a dedicated program, through ODL, by a European Masters, etc. To improve and to strengthen the links between industry (research and development laboratories) and universities in the area of SLE. With the rapid development of computing, SLE has a significant role in Human-Computer Interface applications, mobile communications and multimedia products. The university-industry links are important in the definition of the job profiles, to increase the quality of the training process, to obtain feed-back from real-life applications or to benefit of industry’s support (development, training and mobilities sponsoring). The definition of a coherent system for acquisition of competencies and skills through dedicated training models addressed to various job profiles and to expected changes in the SLE market.

90. HCIRN > Resources > Speech Technology International Journal of speech technology. The International Journalof speech technology is a research journal that focuses on http://www.hcirn.com/res/period/speech.html

Resources Periodicals International Journal of Speech Technology Periodicals Books Periodicals Events ... Links Next: JCMC Previous: Information Visualization Search International Journal of Speech Technology The International Journal of Speech Technology is "a research journal that focuses on speech technology and its applications. It promotes research and description on all aspects of speech input and output, including theory, experiment, testing, base technology, applications." The International Journal of Speech Technology is sponsored by the Applied Voice Input/Output Society (AVIOS), http://www.avios.com/ Type: Journal Periodicity: Quarterly Web: http://www.wkap.nl/journalhome.htm/1381-2416 Publisher: Kluwer Academic Publishers Price: 2003, Volume 6 Print or Online: EUR 308 / USD 339 Print and Online: Add 20% Alternatively included in AVIOS membership (USD 100). 2000, Volume 4 Institutional: NLG 575 / USD 274 Individual: NLG 240 / USD 132 Top Subscribers are permitted to make copies for personal or educational use only. hcirn@hcirn.com

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92. Babel - Infovox AB | Text To Speech Technology What is Infovox TextTo-Speech ? Text-to-speech is a technology that enablesthe automatic processing of written text to produce speech output. http://www.infovox.se/tinfo.htm

Who are we ? BaBel Infovox AB is a Swedish based company specialised in multilingual text-to-speech products. It is wholly owned by BaBel Technologies S.A., a Belgian company developing, licensing and commercializing speech products. More corporate information is available on the web site of BaBel Technologies S.A. What is Infovox Text-To-Speech ? Text-to-speech is a technology that enables the automatic processing of written text to produce speech output. Infovox Text-to-Speech converters convert all orthographic (normally spelled) and phonetic text into syntetic speech. This synthesis is multilingual and is available in 12 languages at the present time: American English, British English, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Icelandic, Italian, Norwegian, Spanish and Swedish. It has five set voices and is also able to store individual voices. Aspiration and intonation can also be varied. Individiual phrases can be stored, and individual pronunciation lexicons constructed for each language. The user can store the pronunciation of words which do not follow the pronunciation rules, e.g. personal names, in the pronunciation lexicon. The speed of reading can be varied all the way up to 400 words per minute and you can read the whole text, sentence by sentence, word by word or letter by letter.

93. Babel - Infovox AB | Text To Speech Technology world of Information Technology. BrightSpeech can be easily integrated into telecomservers and multimedia applications making it an ideal speech solution for http://www.infovox.se/tproducts.htm

PC Software Products BrightSpeech is the new natural sounding text-to-speech product based on the most advanced techniques in the area of Speech Synthesis. BrightSpeech drastically changes your approach to human-machine interface and opens many new perspectives in the world of Information Technology. BrightSpeech can be easily integrated into telecom servers and multimedia applications making it an ideal speech solution for voice portals, interactive voice response systems, unified messaging ( including e-mail reading ), educational software and interactive kiosks. Technical Datasheet Diphone based text-to-speech software Windows 9x/NT/ME/2000/XP Microsoft SAPI 4 User lexicon support Improved Voice Manager "Key Speaker" function : spelles and read in any Window program Graphical Equalizer Variable reading speech Languages : British English, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Icelandic, Italian, Norwegian, Castilian Spanish and Swedish Software License Key Download the software.

94. Start Page speech technology Research links Companies involved in speech technology Conferencesworldwide Research For students Terminology within speech technology. http://portal.bibliotekivest.no/market.htm

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95. Adam Orion Industries Welcomes You - Please Contact Us With Your Questions Developers of speech technology to be intergrated with proprietary software in the property management industry. http://www.aoieps.com

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96. Speech & Hearing - Recommended Books In Speech Technology Library Section on speech technology. Beginners. Intermediate. cover, From AcademicPress. International Journal of speech technology. From Elsevier BV. http://www.speechandhearing.net/library/sptech.html

Entrance Library Lecture Laboratory ... Feedback Library Section on Speech Technology Beginners Intermediate Introductory Digital Signal Processing with Computer Applications (P.A. Lynn, W. Fuerst, B. Thomas, 1997). [John Wiley and Sons, ISBN: 0471976318]. Available at Amazon.com Advanced Discrete-time Processing of Speech Signals Available at Amazon.com Journals Journal of Computer Speech and Language . From Academic Press. International Journal of Speech technology . From Elsevier BV. Speech Communication . From Elsevier Science. European Student Journal of Language and Speech . An electronic journal open for students up to the PhD level. Computing Research Repository E-print Archive . Search and download papers in computational linguistics, natural language processing and speech processing. Reference Material Survey of the state of the art in human language technologies . A complete on-line book published in 1996 and sponsored by the US National Science Foundation. Digital Audio Tape Reference . Information about DAT and DAT decks. MiniDisc Reference . Information about Minidisc and Minidisc decks. Feedback Would you like to recommend a journal, book or reference material?

97. K.U.Leuven-ESAT-PSI Speech Group Site of the Leuven research group on speech technology (speech recognition, speech coding, speech modification, etc.) http://www.esat.kuleuven.ac.be/~spch/

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98. Speech Technology Free Subscription speech technology Magazine is recognized worldwide as the leading source of informationon speech technology solutions that are changing communications and http://internet.tradepub.com/free/st/

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99. Conquest Integrated Technologies India Provides software solutions and services for DSP, VOIP, speech technology, image processing and embedded systems, digital imaging, digital video and communication, compression techniques , security networking, and parallel processing. Company offices in the US and India. http://www.citilindia.com

100. SiliconStrategies.com - Speech Technology Loses Its Kooky Luster phone, PDA, car and consumer gadget. speech technology loses its kookyluster. By Nicolas Mokhoff EE Times (10/31/02 0630 pm EST). http://www.siliconstrategies.com/story/OEG20021031S0046

EE Times Network Search Center Online Editions EE TIMES EE TIMES ASIA EE TIMES CHINA EE TIMES GERMANY ... EE TIMES UK Web Sites CommsDesign iApplianceWeb.com EEdesign Deepchip.com ... Custom Magazines Speech technology loses its kooky luster By Nicolas Mokhoff EE Times (10/31/02 06:30 p.m. EST) The technology still has a way to go, but that hasn't stopped plans to use the Web as a medium for natural speech between man and machine. "The technology is not there yet for dictation to computers," said Xuedong Huang, general manager of the .Net Technologies Group at Microsoft Corp. "Based on historical extrapolation we will have it in about 10 years." Microsoft launched a speech initiative based on its .Net platform at the SpeechTek 2002 conference here this week and announced the availability of a beta release of the .Net Speech Software Development Kit, which includes tools for creating applications using Speech Application Language Tags (Salt). The kit also supports the development of speech applications that can summon both text and graphics content on desktop PCs and Microsoft's Tablet PCs running the company's Internet Explorer browser software. "Microsoft's Salt-based technologies are designed to easily extend the Web server infrastructure to enable Web access via speech on a wide range of devices," said Kai-Fu Lee, corporate vice president of the Natural Interactive Services division at Microsoft. "We believe that Salt will enable a multitude of speech Web applications and have submitted the standard to the World Wide Web Consortium [W3C] for adoption."

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