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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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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 2004

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 624

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 30.12.2007

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Personalification, definition of      539
personality      346
Personality, agent design and      331—336
Personification      302—308 345
Personification, interface, case against      305—308
Personified      30
Phatic communion      252
Phatic communion, definition of      539
Phone      45 71
Phone, definition of      539
Phone, filtering through      see “Filtering through the phone.”
Phone-filtering      see “Filtering through the phone.”
Phonemes      45 71
Phonemes, definition of      539
Phonetic variation      70n
Phonetics      45 71
Phonetics, definition of      539
Phonological      28
Phonology      45 71
Phonology, definition of      539
Phonology, suprasegmental      66 (see also “Prosody.”)
Physical characteristics, agent design and      340—341
Pinker, Steven      229n
Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS), definition of      540
Planning call flow      472
Planning call flow, dialogue and      453—468
Plato      225
Plosive      see “Stop.”
Plotting call flow      463—468
Pluralistic talkthrough      508n 513
Pluralistic talkthrough, usability inspection and      507—510
Pluralistic walkthrough      508n
Pope, Alexander      360
pos      see “Part of Speech (POS).”
Post-test interviews, Wizard of Oz and      512
POTS      see “Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS).
Practical wisdom, agent design and      323—325
practice      137n
Pragmatic ellipsis      see “Ellipsis.”
Pragmatics      38 76—78
Pragmatics, conversational      78—87 (see also “Conversational maxims.”)
Pragmatics, definition of      532 540
Pragmatics, Gricean, definition of      532
Pre-exising sources, slippages and      409—417
Predesign studies      265n (see also “Natural dialogue studies.”)
Presentation      see “Contribution model.”
Pressure, reactive      see “Dialogic pairs.”
Prestige forms      316n
Preventative measures      420
Prevention, dialogue and      356—364
Prime, quality assurance      233—234 240
Prime, research      236—237 (see also “Priming.”)
Prime, usability      235—236 240 478n
Priming      51n
Priming, definition of      540
Priming, lexical      342n
Priming, lexical, principle of      71
Principle of collocation      71
Principle of lexical priming      71
Problem specification      250n
Problems      262
Problems, cooperativity      497
Problems, vocabulary, definition of      548
Procedures      262
Process      29 237—239
Process, development      240
Process, team and      220—221 223—240
Process, testing, Wizard of Oz and      512
Process, Wizard of Oz and      484—490
Product-development circumstances      492n
Productivity, agent design and      309 346
Profiles, user      261
Progressive assistance      122 421
Progressive assistance, definition of      540
Prompt      176
Prompt, definition of      540
Prompt, directive, definition of      528
Prompt, expanded, definition of      530
Prompt, incremental, definition of      533
Prompt, inferential      see “Prompt.”
Prompt, levels of      385 386
Prompt, open      see “Prompt.”
Prompt, scaffolding, definition of      542
Prompting, dialogue and      357—358
Pronunciation, discourse model and      278—280
Proper diction      39
Prosody      44 66—67 70n 73
Prosody, definition of      540
Protocols, verbal      252n
Prototype, definition of      540—541
Pure voice, definition of      12
Purpose, relational, coherence and      170
Q-zone, definition of      541
Qualitative analysis, Wizard of Oz and      512
Quality      121
Quality assurance prime      233—234 240
Quality of task      262
Quality, maxims of      78 81—82
Quality, maxims of, definition of      541
Quantitative analysis, Wizard of Oz and      512
quantity      121
Quantity of speech      432
Quantity, maxims of      78 79—81
Quantity, maxims of, definition of      541
Questions, scalar      262 513—516
Questions, scalar, Wizard of Oz and      512
Questions, structured      262
Questions, task-centered      262
Rabbit, Jessica      311
RailTel      135 156
Raman, T. V.      237
Random access, definition of      541
Raskin, Jef      20 23 201
Ratio, association      196n
Ratio, association, definition of      522
Reach envelope, definition of      541
Reactive pressure      see “Dialogic pairs.”
Reading speed      213n
Real agents      346
Real human voices, agent design and      311—314
Real-world language, heuristic evaluation and      506
Recognition error      506n
Recognition error, definition of      541
Recognition error, dialogue and      349—351
Recognition error, segmentation      350
Recognition failure      506n (see also “Recognition error.”)
Recognition, connected word, definition of      525
Recognition, continuous word, definition of      525
Recognition, discrete word      see “Isolated word recognition.”
Recognition, error, definition of      541
Recognition, false      see “False acceptance.”
Recognition, isolated word, definition of      535
Recognition, speaker-dependent, definition of      544
Recognition, speaker-independent, definition of      544
Recognition, speech      279n 544
Recognizer, speech, Wizard of Oz and      483
Recorded speech      313n
Recorded voices      311n
Reddy, Raj      347
Redish, Janice C.      250
Reductionism      43
Redundancy      83n
Referential coherence      163 165—168 171 179—180
Referential coherence, definition of      523
Reflexivity, definition of      541
Regiolect      see “Dialect.”
Registers      87—89 121 192 318n
Registers, banking, datafields for deposit in design, lexicon for      277 288
Registers, definition of      541
Rejection      420
Rejection error      351\
Rejection, correct      351
Rejection, definition of      541
Rejection, dialogue and      350—351 366—367
Rejection, false      350—351 (see also “Rejection.”)
Relation, coherence      169n 180n
Relation, maxim of      79n
Relational coherence      163 168—170 168n 171 179—180
Relational coherence, definition of      523
Relevance      122
Relevance, conditional      130n
Relevance, maxim of      79 82
Relevance, maxim of, definition of      541
Remote field studies, iterative evaluation and      510—512
Repair of misrecognitions      371—372
Repair of nonrecognitions      366—371
Repair signals, acoustic      421
Repair signals, acoustic, dialogue and      375—377
Repair signals, lexical      421
Repair signals, lexical dialogue and      377—379
Repair, definition of      541
Repair, dialogue and      365—409
Repair, groundskeeping and      149—152
Repertoire, voice interfaces and      214
Repetition, referential coherence and      180
Reprompt, definition of      542
Research prime      236—237
Research, usability      485n
Research, voice-only interface      340n
Reserve metonyms      420
Reserve metonyms, dialogue and      361—362
Reserve synonyms      420
Reserve synonyms, definition of      542
Reserve synonyms, dialogue and      361—362
Resource demands, Wizard of Oz and      512
Resources, Wizard of Oz and      477—478
Response      130n
Response, definition of      542
Results, infirm, definition of      534
Rhetorical Structure Theory program      168n
Rich, Adrienne      362 463
Richness, data gathering and      253 262
Ringle, Martin      149
Rodman, Robert      24 371
Roget, Peter Mark      35 190 281
Roget’s II      282n
Roget’s Thesaurus      190
Role      308n
Role, agent design and      309
Roll call      29
Rosenfeld, Roni      26 223 454
Rudnicky, Alexander      265 323 383 426n 454
Rule-based synthesis, definition of      542
Rules      137n
Sacks, Harvey      33 127—128
Safire, William      339
Salience, definition of      542
Salt      see “Speech Application Language Tags (SALT).”
Scaffolding prompts, definition of      542
Scaffolding utterances      176
Scalar questions      262 513—516
Scalar questions, Wizard of Oz and      512
Scales, even-point      258n
Scales, six-point      258n
Scenario, changing targets, dialogue and      453
Scenario, definition of      542
Scenario, dialogue and      451—453
Scenario, finer mesh prompts, dialogue and      452—453
Scenario, time-out, dialogue and      452—453
scenes      426n
Schaefer, Edward      436n
Schank, Roger      453
Schegloff, Emmanuel      102 291
Schema      426 426n 467
Schema, coherence/cohesion      163n
schema, definition of      542
Schema, flattened-menu, interaction for      462
Schema, fully specified functionally habitable call flow for      463
Schema, logical and conventional sequencing among, for takeout/delivery phone ordering service      457
Schema, stepwise call flow for      460
Schemata, definition of      542
Schiffrin, Deborah      130n
Schmandt, Christopher      24
Schneiderman, Ben      305 399
SCHOLAR      154—155
Script, definition of      542
Script, elaboration of      428
Script, harvesting      273n
Script, knowledge      472
scripting      30 222 423—472
Scripting, developing dialogue and      426—453
Scripting, planning call flow and      453—468
Scripting, specifying dialogue and      468—472
SDS      see “Spoken Dialogue System (SDS).”
Searle, John      128
Secondary-task interfaces      17
Segmentation recognition errors      350
Semantic      28
Semantic density, speech and      433
Semantic response      19
Semantics      62—66 71
Semantics, definition of      542
Semasiology, definition of      543
Semi-vowels      48n
Sense of flow, Wizard of Oz and      494
Sequence, insertion      130n
Sequence, insertion, definition of      534
Sequencing and dependencies      454—458 472
Sequencing, conventional, among schema for takeout/delivery phone ordering service      457
Sequencing, logical, among schema for takeout/delivery phone ordering service      457
Seuss, Dr.      108 111 118 140
SGML      see “Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML).”
Shakespeare, William      423
Shaping diction, dialogue and      449—451\
Sheep      142n
Sheep, definition of      543
Sherlock dictionary      298
Signals, acoustic repair      421
Signals, acoustic repair, dialogue and      375—377
Signals, lexical repair      421
Signals, lexical repair, dialogue and      377—379
Similarity attraction      321n
Similarity attraction, principle of      328
Simon, John      41
Simplest systematic model, definition of      543
Sinclair, John      196
Six-point scales      258n
SLDS      see “Spoken Language Dialogue System (SLDS).”
SLI      see “Spoken Language Interface (SLI).”
Slippages, diagnosing, dialogue and      372—379
Slippages, dialogue and      348—356
Slippages, interaction      501
Slippages, interaction, definition of      534
Slippages, interaction, dialogue and      351—354
Slippages, managing, dialogue and      379—394
Slippages, Out-of-Vocabulary, definition of      538
Slippages, prevention of, heuristic evaluation and      506
Slippages, recovery from, heuristic evaluation and      507
Slippages, spoke-too-soon, definition of      544
Slippages, task      see “Task slippages.”
Slippages, users as cause of      407—408
SLS      see “Spoken Language System (SLS).”
SLU      see “Spoken Language Understanding (SLU).”
Smith, Adam      224
Smith, Ronnie      137 157n
Society of Mind      301n
Sociolect      318n (see also “Dialect.”)
Sociolinguistics, definition of      543
Socrates      269 458
Software agents      301n
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