Voice in computing: an overview of available technologies

Author

Strathmeyer, Carl R.

Author_Institution

Digital Equipment Corp., Andover, MA, USA

Volume

23

Issue

8

fYear

1990

Firstpage

10

Lastpage

15

Abstract

An attempt is made to bridge the differences between the voice and computing disciplines and foster crossdisciplinary dialogue by presenting an overview of the technologies useful in building voice/computing applications, along with some examples to illustrate how they can be used. The voice technologies relevant to computing are grouped into three general categories and explored in detail. They consist of: content processing, which is the manipulation and analysis of the payload of a voice channel; connection control, which is the setup and manipulation of connections between voice equipment; and software architectures, i.e. the organization of computing system software to facilitate the creation of voice-related applications.<>

Keywords

computerised signal processing; speech analysis and processing; telecommunications computing; voice communication; voice equipment; computing disciplines; computing system software; connection control; content processing; crossdisciplinary dialogue; payload; software architectures; voice channel; voice equipment; voice technologies; voice-related applications; voice/computing applications; Application software; Bit rate; Degradation; Modulation coding; Phase change materials; Physics computing; Pulse modulation; Speech analysis; Speech synthesis; Telephony;

fLanguage

English

Journal_Title

Computer

Publisher

ieee

ISSN

0018-9162

Type

jour

DOI

10.1109/2.56866

Filename

56866