DocumentCode
1060002
Title
Modeling complex spoken dialog
Author
Dybkjaer, H. ; Dybkjaer, L.
Author_Institution
Prolog Dev. Center, Denmark
Volume
37
Issue
8
fYear
2004
Firstpage
32
Lastpage
40
Abstract
We develop a commercial phone-based SDS (spoken dialog system) that supplies information to employees about their holiday-allowance. Frequently-asked-questions (FAQ) system use of the conceptual dialog language (CDL), a customized language that express patterns specific to the system´s dialog model while still providing a clear picture of the dialog model to domain experts and supporting model updates. CDL´s power stems from its ability to capture the specifics of an SDS application while remaining flexible enough to support a range of modeling styles and requirements. To facilitate effective communication with domain experts, modelers can translate the dialog model in CDL to an HTML document, or they can compile it to a programming language for executable code.
Keywords
interactive systems; natural language interfaces; natural languages; speech recognition; conceptual dialog language; customized language; frequently-asked-question system; holiday-allowance information; natural language interface; phone-based spoken dialog system; speech recognition; Collaboration; Communication effectiveness; Computer languages; Employee rights; HTML; Natural languages; Packaging; Power system modeling; Speech recognition; Windows;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Computer
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9162
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/MC.2004.98
Filename
1323014
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