Proceedings of the 41st Annual Meeting on Association for Computational Linguistics - ACL '03 2003
DOI: 10.3115/1075178.1075191
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A spoken dialogue interface for TV operations based on data collected by using WOZ method

Abstract: The development of multi-channel digital broadcasting has generated a demand not only for new services but also for smart and highly functional capabilities in all broadcast-related devices. This is especially true of the television receivers on the viewer's side. With the aim of achieving a friendly interface that anybody can use with ease, we built a prototype interface system that operates a television through voice interactions using natural language. At the current stage of our research, we are using this… Show more

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“…For the interaction with an iTV system two possibilities exist: the user can either use natural speech, or the interaction is limited to a set of commands. Goto et al (2003) have investigated natural speech by conducting a Wizard-of-Oz experiment to investigate natural language for interacting with TV. Based on their goal to design a 'television operation interface easy enough for anybody to use', results were promising.…”
Section: Voice/speechmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the interaction with an iTV system two possibilities exist: the user can either use natural speech, or the interaction is limited to a set of commands. Goto et al (2003) have investigated natural speech by conducting a Wizard-of-Oz experiment to investigate natural language for interacting with TV. Based on their goal to design a 'television operation interface easy enough for anybody to use', results were promising.…”
Section: Voice/speechmentioning
confidence: 99%