Stochastically-Based Semantic Analysis
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Overview
Shastically-Based Semantic Analysis investigates the problem of automatic natural language understanding in a spoken language dialog system. The focus is on the design of a shastic parser and its evaluation with respect to a conventional rule-based method.
Shastically-Based Semantic Analysis will be of most interest to researchers in artificial intelligence, especially those in natural language processing, computational linguistics, and speech recognition. It will also appeal to practicing engineers who work in the area of interactive speech systems.
Synopsis
Stochastically-Based Semantic Analysis investigates the problem of automatic natural language understanding in a spoken language dialog system. The focus is on the design of a stochastic parser and its evaluation with respect to a conventional rule-based method.. "Stochastically-Based Semantic Analysis will be of most interest to researchers in artificial intelligence, especially those in natural language processing, computational linguistics, and speech recognition. It will also appeal to practicing engineers who work in the area of interactive speech systems.
Booknews
An American and two French scientists investigate the problem of automatic natural language understanding for spoken language systems, and propose a parsing method that is sufficiently general and flexible to be ported easily to different applications, domains, and human languages. As examples, they apply their stochastic method to the American Air Travel Service Kiosk and the French Multimodal-Multimedia Automated Service Kiosk, both of which use interactions between people and machines to deal with retrieving information for air and train travel, and to the English Spontaneous Speech Task, which concerns interaction between two people who are negotiating to schedule a meeting. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)