Virtual education environment for engineering courses

Thiam, Yeoh Eng; Vaillant, B.; Seng, Teo Lian; Komiya, R.

doi:10.1109/apcc.1999.820399

Fifth Asia-Pacific Conference on ... And Fourth Optoelectronics and Communications Conference on Communications, 1999

DOI: 10.1109/apcc.1999.820399

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Virtual education environment for engineering courses

Yeoh Eng Thiam

B. Vaillant

Teo Lian Seng

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Abstract: This paper discusses a proposed virtual education environment for engineering courses in our university.The virtual education environment can be realized by connecting various functional blocks by network. Each functional block is a combination of hardware and software that provides a specific function.

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A response generation in the Mongolian spoken language system for accessing to multimedia knowledge base

Davaatsagaan

Paliwal

2008

2008 IEEE Spoken Language Technology Workshop

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By using automatic speech recognition (ASR) and text to speech (TTS) systems, which have been available in Mongolian for last few years, this research set out to implement a new version of the Mongolian Virtual Education Environment (VEE) that has not included a speech interface. The spoken language system aims to provide a natural interface between trainees and the environment by using simple and natural dialogues to enable the user to access the multimedia knowledge base of the VEE. We have worked on the response generation part of the system. This paper describes a TTS system for the VEE for university courses held in Mongolian. A concatenative speech synthesizer for Mongolian is applied for the TTS in response generation. A Festvox framework for unit selection speech synthesis was used to build the Mongolian voice. We discuss aspects of the voice development process and the results of a perceptual test of the synthesized voice.

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A response generation in the Mongolian spoken language system for accessing to multimedia knowledge base

Davaatsagaan

Paliwal

2008

2008 IEEE Spoken Language Technology Workshop

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A response generation in the Mongolian spoken language system for accessing to multimedia knowledge base

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