Human Factors and Voice Interactive SystemsDaryle Gardner-Bonneau, Harry E. Blanchard Human Factors and Voice Interactive Systems, Second Edition provides in-depth information on current topics of major interest to speech application developers, and updates material from chapters that appeared in the previous edition. The first nine chapters of the book cover issues related to interactive voice response systems, including both mobile and multimodal device user interfaces as well as classic automated telephone systems. The remaining chapters cover special topics including synthetic speech and the design of speech applications to enhance accessibility to people with disabilities and the ever-growing population of older adults. Human Factors and Voice Interactive Systems, Second Edition is a collection of applied research and scholarly synthesis contributions by seasoned professionals in the field that highlight continuing efforts to study human interaction with speech technologies. |
Contents
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DataDriven IVR Usability Engineering | 19 |
Summary and Conclusions | 37 |
Linguistics and Psycholinguistics in IVR Design | 81 |
Designing the Voice User Interface for Automated | 116 |
Spoken Language Interfaces for Embedded Applications | 135 |
Speech Generation in Mobile Phones | 163 |
Voice Messaging User Interface 193 | 192 |
Silence Locations and Durations in Dialog Management | 231 |
Using Natural Dialogs as the Basis for Speech Interface Design 255 | 254 |
Artificial Passenger and Beyond | 291 |
A Language to Write LetterToSound Rules | 327 |
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Advancing Toward Universal Access | 417 |
Synthesized Speech Used for the Evaluation | 443 |
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