Copyright: (c) Copyright 1984 Taylor and Francis Ltd.
Category: Speech UI
Journal: Behaviour and Information Technology
Abstract: Speech has a number of advantages as a medium of
        communication with computers, and its use could, in
        principle, convert every telephone into a low-cost remote
        terminal.  But man-machine vocal interaction gives rise to
        several problems that make this a fertile area for
        human-factors research.  This paper attempts to set these
        issues within a telecommunications context, and provides a
        review of some of our experimental studies in the area.
        Three main aspects are considered; the perception of
        machine-generated speech (both concatenated, stored-waveform
        and truly synthetic) and the problems inherent in auditory
        information presentation, the user difficulties associated
        with automatic speech recognition, and the design of
        voice-based interactive information services.
Number: 2
Bibtype: Article
Pages: 163-177
Author: J. A. Waterworth
Title: Interaction with Machines by Voice: A Telecommunications
        Perspective
Note: まだ読んでません。
Year: 1984
Takemoto: 遠隔通信（テレコミュニケーション）におけるマンマシンの
        音声による対話がもたらす問題＆この領域における筆者らの
        実験的研究の紹介。機械が生成した音声の理解と、音声による
        情報の表現に存在する問題。自動音声認識を使うときのユーザの
        苦しさ、音声ベースの対話的情報サービスのデザイン
Volume: 3