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Harris R. — Crafting the New Conversational Speech Systems
Harris R. — Crafting the New Conversational Speech Systems



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Íàçâàíèå: Crafting the New Conversational Speech Systems

Àâòîð: Harris R.

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Soundly anchored in user centered design and natural language studies, this supremely practical book is loaded with examples, how-to advice, and design templates. Drawing widely on decades of research - in HCI, dialogue design, pragmatics, linguistics, lexicography, conversation analysis, computational linguistics, and cognitive and social psychology - Randy Allen Harris outlines the principles of how people use language interactively, and illustrates every aspect of design work


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Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 624

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 30.12.2007

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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
Conceptual category strategy, definition of      525
Conceptual habitability      see “Habitability.”
Conceptual pact, definition of      525
Concordance      191 194 195
Concordance, definition of      525
Conditional relevance      130n
Conditions, felicity, definition of      530
Confidence, definition of      525
Confirmation, definition of      525
Connected word, recognition, definition of      525
Connective cohesion      163 172 177—179 180
Connective cohesion, definition of      524
Consideration, agent design and      346
Consideration, behind choosing voice interfaces      219
Consistency, heuristic, evaluation and      506
Consonants      48n
Constituency, agent design and      341—343
Constituent interrogatives      95
Constitutive acts      103 104 108—111 121
Constitutive acts, definition of      108—109 525
Constrained variability      346 472
Constrained variability, agent design and      345
Constrained variability, dialogue and      440—442
Construction, utterance      298
Constructs, grammatical, commonly used, determining      287—291
Content extraction      55n
Content words, definition of      525
Context, speech and      434
Continuity      262
Continuous word, recognition, definition of      525
Contrary to experience      198n
Contribution graph      see “Contribution model.”
Contribution model, definition of      525—526
Control, dialogue      103n
Conventional sequencing, among schema for take-out/delivery phone ordering service      457
Convergence, definition of      526
Conversation      18—20 28 38 127—158
Conversation analysis (CA)      28 38 102n 129n 130n 137n
Conversation analysis (CA), definition of      523 526
Conversation, dialogic pairs and      129—137
Conversation, dialogue management and      128—129
Conversation, groundskeeping and      143—157
Conversation, turns and      137—143
Conversational ground      see “Ground.”
Conversational maxims, definition of      526
Conversational model      19
Conversational pragmatics      78—87 (see also “Conversational maxims.”)
Conversational User Interface (CUI)      see “Voice interfaces.”
Cooperation      121
Cooperative principle      79
Cooperativity problems      497
Corpora, definition of      526
Corpus      25 199
Corpus, Bank of English      196n
Corpus, building of      269—275
Corpus, definition of      526
Corpus, tagging of      274—275
Corpus, voice-interface      297
Correct rejection      351
Credentials, interaction architect and      226—227
Credentials, interactive-dialogue writers and      231
Credentials, lexicographer and      228—229
Credentials, quality assurance prime and      234
Credentials, soundscape designer and      232—233
Credentials, usability prime and      235
Crisis, collaborative      28
Criteria, grounding      421
Criteria, grounding, definition of      532
Criteria, grounding, dialogue and      381—383
Criticality of task      262 421
Criticality, information      421
CRM      see “Customer Relationship Management (CRM).”
CSP      see “Computer Speech (CSp).”
CTI      see “Computer-Telephone Integration (CTI).”
Cue words, boundary      54n
CUI      see “Conversational User Interface (CUI).”
Customer database, existing, openings for callers from, dialogue and      446
Customer Relationship Management (CRM), definition of      526
Customized interactions      422
Cut-through      see “Turn overlap.”
Danis, Catalina      381
Danish Dialogue System      478n
DARPA      see “Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).”
Data gathering, discourse model and      269—274
Data, computed dedicated to capture and logging of Wizard of Oz and      484
data, gathering      250—261
Data, tabular      422
Data, tabular, voicing      409—411
Data-gathering      262
Database, computer dedicated to Wizard of Oz and      483
Database, customer, existing, openings for callers from, dialogue and      446
Datafields for deposit in design lexicon for banking register      277 288
DBCI      see “Dialogue-Based Collection of Information (DBCI).”
De Mille, Cecil B.      429
Declarative acts, definition of      526
Declarative dialogue acts      109 110—111
Declaratives      104 121
Defense advanced research projects agency (DARPA)      526
Deletion error, definition of      527
Deletions, dialogue and      349
Demands, resource, Wizard of Oz and      512
Density strategy, definition of      527
Density, lexical      420
Density, semantic, speech and      433
Dependencies, sequencing and      454—458 472
Deposit, datafields for, in design lexicon for banking register      277 288
Deposit, drop-down menu of audio files for      279
Design      29 201—519 308n
Design lexicon for banking register, datafields for deposit in      277 288
Design specification, interactive      471
Design specification, static      469
Design, aesthetic, heuristic evaluation and      506—507
Design, embodied-agent      340n
Design, iterative      238
Design, minimalist, heuristic evaluation and      506—507
Design, mixed-initiative      156n
Design, participatory, definition of      539
Design, specifying      468—471 472
design, user-centered      547
Design, voice interaction      see “Voice interaction design.”
Design, voice-interface      340n
Designer, armchair      23
Designer, soundscape      232—233 240
Designing Interactive Speech Systems      478n
Designing turns, scripting and      436—449
Detail, escalating, definition of      529
Developing dialogue      472
development process      240
Diagnosing slippages, dialogue and      372—379
Dial, voice, definition of      548
Dialect      318—322 346
Dialect, definition of      527
Dialing, voice-activated      see “Voice dial.”
Dialogic pairs      129—137 130n 158
Dialogic pairs, definition of      527
Dialogic pairs, dialogue-management      132
Dialogic pairs, task-management      131
Dialogue      4 19 30 221 347—422
Dialogue act cluster, definition of      523
Dialogue acts      94 94n 101—107 111n 120n 124
Dialogue acts into speech      444—445
Dialogue acts, declarative      109 110—111
Dialogue acts, definition of      527
Dialogue acts, expressive      109 110
Dialogue acts, flow-regulating      138—143
Dialogue control      103n
Dialogue flow, definition of      527
Dialogue initiative      see “Initiative.”
Dialogue management      128—129 158
Dialogue management acts      103 104 121
Dialogue Management System (DMS)      see “Dialogue Manager (DM).”
Dialogue Manager (DM)      25
Dialogue Manager (DM), definition of      527
Dialogue studies, natural      265n 300
Dialogue studies, natural, definition of      537
Dialogue, automatic telephone      4
Dialogue, definition of      527
Dialogue, development of      472
Dialogue, development of scripting and      426—453
Dialogue, directed, definition of      528
Dialogue, errors and slippages and      348—356
Dialogue, hotel-booking      296
Dialogue, legacy and      417—419
Dialogue, pre-existing sources and      409—417
Dialogue, prevention and      356—364
Dialogue, repair and      365—409
Dialogue, task-driven spoken      297
Dialogue, travel-arrangements      290 291 294
Dialogue, writing      429—436
Dialogue-Based Collection of Information (DBCI), definition of      526
Dialogue-management acts, definition of      527
Dialogue-management, dialogic pairs      132
Dialogue-tree system, definition of      528
Dictation      213n
diction      28—29 38—39 189—200
Diction, agent design and      339—340
Diction, definition of      528
Diction, lexical friends and relatives and      196—198
Diction, proper      39
Diction, shaping, dialogue and      449—451
Diction, usage and      191—196
DICTIONARY      26
Dictionary, definition of      528
Dictionary, discourse model and      276—278
Dictionary, Sherlock      298
Dictionary, versus thesaurus      281—282
Digital format, voice-interface lexicon and      297
Dimensionality, speech and      434
Directed dialogue, definition of      528
Directive acts, definition of      528
Directive prompts, definition of      528
directives      104 121
Directives, system      104
Disambiguation, definition of      528
Discount usability, engineering      478
Discourse analysis, definition of      528
Discourse coherence      162 162n
Discourse cohesion      162 164
Discourse model      30 221
Discourse styles, gender-based      316n 317n 318n
Discourse, definition of      528
Discrete word recognition      see “Isolated word recognition.”
Disinterest, principle of      328
Disourse model, building      265—300
Disourse model, collecting appropriate vocabulary and      268—287 288
Disourse model, determining commonly used grammatical constructs and      287—291
Disourse model, discovering effective interaction patterns and      291—296
Display, information, voice interfaces and      212—213
Distribution, turn, definition of      547
DM      see “Dialogue Manager (DM).”
DMS      see “Dialogue Management System (DMS).”
Dobroth, Kate      201 348 503n
Dolittle, Eliza      315
Double-pronunciation entry for GUI      280
Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan      428
Drafting      482n
Drexler, K. Eric      223
DTMF      see “Dual Tone Multiple Frequency (DTMF).”
Dual Tone Multiple Frequency (DTMF)      see “Keypad interfaces.”
Dumais, Susan T.      296 361 419
Dumas, Joseph S.      250
Duration of task      262
Dybkjaer, Hans      20 407
Dybkjaer, Laila      12 20 407
Dysfluencies, definition of      528
Earcon, definition of      529
Echo cancellation, definition of      529
ECU      see “Environmental Control Unit (ECU).”
Effective interaction patterns, discourse model and      291—296
Efficiency of use, heuristic evaluation and      506
Eisenberg, Anne      209
Elaborating knowledge scripts      472
Elaborating script      428
Elaboration      262
ELIZA      274
Ellipsis      71
Ellipsis, definition of      529
Ellipsis, linguistic      see “Linguistic ellipsis.”
Ellipsis, referential coherence and      180
ELVIS      see “EmaiL Voice Interactive System (ELVIS).”
EmaiL Voice Interactive System (ELVIS)      187
Embodied agent work      340n
Emergent genres      21
Emotion      346
Emotion, agent design and      336—339
Empathy, data gathering and      253 262
Enablement, relational coherence and      170—172 173
Endpoint, definition of      529
Endpointer, definition of      529
Engineering, discount usability      478
Engineering, natural language, definition of      537
English, American      see “American English.”
English, Standard American and Standard British, lexical differences between      320
English, Standard American and Standard British, syntactic differences between      320
Enrollment      see “Training.”
Entailment      71
Entailment, definition of      529
Entrain      see “Priming.”
Entrainment, lexical      see “Priming.”
Entry, discourse model and      285—287
Envelope, reach, definition of      541
Environment, task      262
Environment, testing, Wizard of Oz and      490 512
Environmental Control Unit (ECU), definition of      529
Ergonomics, agent design and      309 346
Error cascade      see “Error spiral.”
Error prevention      506n
Error spiral      421
Error spiral, definition of      529
Error spiral, dialogue and      355—356
Errors      506n
Errors, cascading      see “Error spiral.”
Errors, collision      see “Collision.”
Errors, competence      see “Task slippages.”
Errors, deletion, definition of      527
Errors, dialogue and      348—356
Errors, known      420
Errors, recognition      506n
Errors, recognition, definition of      541
Errors, recognition, dialogue and      349—351
Errors, recognition, segmentation      350
Errors, rejection      351
Errors, spoke-too-soon      353 370—371 420
Errors, substitution, definition of      545
Errors, unknown      420
Errors, user      506n
Escalating detail, definition of      529
Ethics, usability testing      491n
Ethnolect      see “Dialect.”
etiquette      273n
Evaluation, heuristic      505—507
Evaluation, iterative      see “Iterative evaluation.”
Even-point scales      258n
Exchange structure      130n
Exchange, definition of      530
Expanded prompt, definition of      530
Expanding, slippages and      399—406
expansion      122 421
Expansion, definition of      530
Expectations, unrealistic      306n
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