Covers the latest advances in natural language processing, helping speech system developers and engineers design natural language features that make use of the most recent research findings for speech in mobile environments
Analyzes the growing markets for mobile speech and future trends in the use of natural language for mobile devices
Presents innovative methodological approaches to the study of natural language processing in addition to empirical research findings on natural language and mobility
Offers a balanced treatment of in-depth scholarly research on natural language processing and discussion of practical real-world speech applications for personal assistants, smartphones and other speech systems that are enhanced by natural language capabilities
Includes contributions from members of IBM, AT&T, Apple, Google, Yahoo! Research, Sensory, TMA Associates, and other companies and universities specializing in this field
Amy Neustein, Ph.D. is the Founder and CEO of Linguistic Technology Systems.
Judith Markowitz, Ph.D. is the President of J. Markowitz, Consultants.
"Mobile Speech and Advanced Natural Language Solutions" presents the discussion of the most recent advances in intelligent human-computer interaction, including fascinating new study findings on talk-in-interaction, which is the province of conversation analysis, a subfield in sociology/sociolinguistics, a new and emerging area in natural language understanding. Editors Amy Neustein and Judith A. Markowitz have recruited a talented group of contributors to introduce the next generation natural language technologies for practical speech processing applications that serve the consumer´s need for well-functioning natural language-driven personal assistants and other mobile devices, while also addressing business´ need for better functioning IVR-driven call centers that yield a more satisfying experience for the caller. This anthology is aimed at two distinct audiences: one consisting of speech engineers and system developers; the other comprised of linguists and cognitive scientists. The text builds on the experience and knowledge of each of these audiences by exposing them to the work of the other.
Preface: Amy Neustein and Judith Markowitz
Growing Markets for Mobile Speech
Chapter One: Beyond Siri: Exploring Spoken Language in Warehouse Operations, Offender Monitoring and Robotics by Judith Markowitz
Chapter Two Speech´s Evolving Role in Consumer Electronics...From Toys to Mobile by Todd Mozer
Chapter Three: The Personal-Assistant Model: Unifying the Technology Experience by William Meisel
Innovations in Natural Language Processing
Chapter Four: Natural Language Processing: Past, Present and Future by Deborah Dahl
Chapter Five: Sequence Package Analysis: A New Natural Language Method for Mining User-Generated Content for Mobile Uses by Amy Neustein
Chapter Six: Getting Past the Language Gap: Innovations in Machine Translation by Rodolfo Delmonte
Empirical Studies of Natural Language and Mobility Chapter
Seven: Language Technology in Mobile Devices: Two Grounding Frameworks by Jerome R. Bellegarda
Chapter Eight: Empirical Exploration of Language Modeling for the google.com Query Stream as Applied to Mobile Voice Search by Ciprian Chelba and Johan Schalkwyk
Chapter Nine: Information Extraction: Robust Mention Detection Systems by Imed Zitouni, John Pitrelli and Radu Florian
Chapter Ten: A Name is Worth a Thousand Pictures: Referential Practice in Human Interactions with Internet Search Engines by Robert J. Moore
Future Trends in Mobile Speech
Chapter Eleven: Summarizing Opinion-Related Information for Mobile Devices by Giuseppe Di Fabbrizio, Amanda J. Stent and Robert Gaizauskas
Chapter Twelve: Mobile Speech and the Armed Services: Making a Case for Adding Siri-like Features to VAMTA (Voice-Activated Medical Tracking Application) by James A. Rodger and James A. George
Chapter Thirteen: Revisiting TTS – New Directions for Better Synthesis by Jonathan Pearl
Chapter Fourteen: "Super- Natural” Language Dialogues: In Search of Integration by Bruce Balentine
Editors´ biographies
Mobile Speech and Advanced Natural Language Solutions provides a comprehensive and forward-looking treatment of natural speech in the mobile environment. This fourteen-chapter anthology brings together lead scientists from Apple, Google, IBM, AT&T, Yahoo! Research and other companies, along with academicians, technology developers and market analysts. They analyze the growing markets for mobile speech, new methodological approaches to the study of natural language, empirical research findings on natural language and mobility, and future trends in mobile speech. Mobile Speech opens with a challenge to the industry to broaden the discussion about speech in mobile environments beyond the smartphone, to consider natural language applications across different domains.
Among the new natural language methods introduced in this book are Sequence Package Analysis, which locates and extracts valuable opinion-related data buried in online postings; microintonation as a way to make TTS truly human-like; and several models of truly-intelligent mobile personal-assistants. The empirical studies in this volume include two grounding frameworks for designing mobile interfaces capable of engaging in human-like interaction with users. The book concludes with a discussion of "supernatural dialogues” that blend music, space, and other domains with traditional elements of natural language processing.
Mobile Speech and Advanced Natural Language Solutions is designed for speech engineers, system developers, linguists, cognitive scientists, and others interested in utilizing natural-language technology in diverse applications.
This book covers advances in natural language processing. It includes coverage of practical real-world speech applications found in spoken dialog systems, personal assistants, smartphones and other speech systems.
"Mobile Speech and Advanced Natural Language Solutions" presents the discussion of the most recent advances in intelligent human-computer interaction, including fascinating new study findings on talk-in-interaction, which is the province of conversation analysis, a subfield in sociology/sociolinguistics, a new and emerging area in natural language understanding. Editors Amy Neustein and Judith A. Markowitz have recruited a talented group of contributors to introduce the next generation natural language technologies for practical speech processing applications that serve the consumer's need for well-functioning natural language-driven personal assistants and other mobile devices, while also addressing business' need for better functioning IVR-driven call centers that yield a more satisfying experience for the caller. This anthology is aimed at two distinct audiences: one consisting of speech engineers and system developers; the other comprised of linguists and cognitive scientists. The text builds on the experience and knowledge of each of these audiences by exposing them to the work of the other.
Preface.- Beyond Siri: Exploring Spoken Language in Warehouse Operations, Offender Monitoring and Robotics.- Speech's Evolving Role in Consumer Electronics...From Toys to Mobile.- The Personal-Assistant Model: Unifying the Technology Experience.- Natural Language Processing: Past, Present and Future.- Sequence Package Analysis: A New Natural Language Method for Mining User-Generated Content for Mobile Uses.- Getting Past the Language Gap: Innovations in Machine Translation.- Natural Language Technology in Mobile Devices: Two Grounding Frameworks.- Empirical Exploration of Language Modeling for the google.com Query Stream as Applied to Mobile Voice Search.- Information Extraction: Robust Mention Detection Systems.- A Name is Worth a Thousand Pictures: Referential Practice in Human Interactions with Internet Search Engines.- Summarizing Opinion-Related Information for Mobile Devices.- Mobile Speech and the Armed Services: Making a Case for Adding Siri-like Features to VAMTA (Voice-Activated Medical Tracking Application).- Revisiting TTS - New Directions for Better Synthesis.- "Super- Natural" Language Dialogues: In Search of Integration.- Editors' biographies.
Amy Neustein, Ph.D. is the Founder and CEO of Linguistic Technology Systems.
Judith Markowitz, Ph.D. is the President of J. Markowitz, Consultants.
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Amy Neustein, Ph.D. is the Founder and CEO of Linguistic Technology Systems.
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Judith Markowitz, Ph.D. is the President of J. Markowitz, Consultants.
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
Preface: Amy Neustein and Judith Markowitz
Growing Markets for Mobile Speech
Chapter One: Beyond Siri: Exploring Spoken Language in Warehouse Operations, Offender Monitoring and Robotics by Judith Markowitz
Chapter Two Speech's Evolving Role in Consumer Electronics...From Toys to Mobile by Todd Mozer
Chapter Three: The Personal-Assistant Model: Unifying the Technology Experience by William Meisel
Innovations in Natural Language Processing
Chapter Four: Natural Language Processing: Past, Present and Future by Deborah Dahl
Chapter Five: Sequence Package Analysis: A New Natural Language Method for Mining User-Generated Content for Mobile Uses by Amy Neustein
Chapter Six: Getting Past the Language Gap: Innovations in Machine Translation by Rodolfo Delmonte
Empirical Studies of Natural Language and Mobility Chapter
Seven: Language Technology in Mobile Devices: Two Grounding Frameworks by Jerome R. Bellegarda
Chapter Eight: Empirical Exploration of Language Modeling for the google.com Query Stream as Applied to Mobile Voice Search by Ciprian Chelba and Johan Schalkwyk
Chapter Nine: Information Extraction: Robust Mention Detection Systems by Imed Zitouni, John Pitrelli and Radu Florian
Chapter Ten: A Name is Worth a Thousand Pictures: Referential Practice in Human Interactions with Internet Search Engines by Robert J. Moore
Future Trends in Mobile Speech
Chapter Eleven: Summarizing Opinion-Related Information for Mobile Devices by Giuseppe Di Fabbrizio, Amanda J. Stent and Robert Gaizauskas
Chapter Twelve: Mobile Speech and the Armed Services: Making a Case for Adding Siri-like Features to VAMTA (Voice-Activated Medical Tracking Application) by James A. Rodger and James A. George
Chapter Thirteen: Revisiting TTS - New Directions for Better Synthesis by Jonathan Pearl
Chapter Fourteen: "Super- Natural" Language Dialogues: In Search of Integration by Bruce Balentine
Editors' biographies
Klappentext
"Mobile Speech and Advanced Natural Language Solutions" presents the discussion of the most recent advances in intelligent human-computer interaction, including fascinating new study findings on talk-in-interaction, which is the province of conversation analysis, a subfield in sociology/sociolinguistics, a new and emerging area in natural language understanding. Editors Amy Neustein and Judith A. Markowitz have recruited a talented group of contributors to introduce the next generation natural language technologies for practical speech processing applications that serve the consumer's need for well-functioning natural language-driven personal assistants and other mobile devices, while also addressing business' need for better functioning IVR-driven call centers that yield a more satisfying experience for the caller. This anthology is aimed at two distinct audiences: one consisting of speech engineers and system developers; the other comprised of linguists and cognitive scientists. The text builds on the experience and knowledge of each of these audiences by exposing them to the work of the other.
Covers the latest advances in natural language processing, helping speech system developers and engineers design natural language features that make use of the most recent research findings for speech in mobile environments
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Analyzes the growing markets for mobile speech and future trends in the use of natural language for mobile devices
n
Presents innovative methodological approaches to the study of natural language processing in addition to empirical research findings on natural language and mobility
n
Offers a balanced treatment of in-depth scholarly research on natural language processing and discussion of practical real-world speech applications for personal assistants, smartphones and other speech systems that are enhanced by natural language capabilities
n
Includes contributions from members of IBM, AT&T, Apple, Google, Yahoo! Research, Sensory, TMA Associates, and other companies and universities specializing in this field
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