Copyright: (c) Copyright 1985 IFIP
Category: UI Speech
Abstract: Recent advances in linguistics, speech science, psychology,
        and especially in computers have made unlimited
        text-to-speech conversion systems a practical reality.
        However, the use of audio output from a computer poses
        special problems in ergonomics, most of which have not been
        dealt with in the literature.  In this paper, we review
        relevant findings in the literature and recent work in our
        own laboratory.  We then provide some guidelines for good
        human factors in applications that use speech synthesis.
        These guidelines address both the process of development and
        suggestions for the end-product.  The latter must be
        considered highly tentative due to the nascent nature of
        this research area.
Bibtype: InProceedings
Pages: 219-224
Booktitle: Proceedings of IFIP INTERACT'84: Human-Computer Interaction
Author: John C. Thomas
        Mary Beth Rosson
        Martin Chodorow
Series: Speech Input and Output
Title: Human Factors and Synthetic Speech
Year: 1984
Takemoto: 合成音声を用いるアプリケーションにおける、よいヒューマン
        ファクターズについてのガイドライン（開発の過程と最終製品への
        提案の両方についてのもの）