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Exploitation of Context Information for Natural Speech Dialogue Management in Car Environments, the world.Provides an authentic and broad overview of scien.This book brings researchers from across the world to share their expertise, experience, research and reflections on science education in India to make the trends and innovations visible. The thematic parts of the book discuss science educ

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Phillip McIntyre,Bob Davis,Vikrant Kishoreustrate the validity of the proposed system. Results obtained from the experiments are compared with those of statistical methods. They show potential of the proposed recognition system to be used in real-time scenarios. A high identification rate and the low verification error rate were indicated c

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Vikrant Kishore,Amit Sarwal,Parichay Patra. Our method allows a Digit Error Rate (DER) of 2.1%, when the system respects the resource constraints. Compared to a standard HMM with comparable resources, our approach achieved a relative DER decrease of about 52%.

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R. Hildebrandt,H. Weitzel,U. Gundert-Remynded speech to be submitted for speech recognition within the route dialog system. Second, we consider a combined multi-channel array processing scheme based on a combined fixed and adaptive array processing scheme (CFA-BF) with a spectral constrained iterative Auto-LSP and auditory masked GMMSE-AMT

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,Bolívar in the Río de la Plata,f submitting several pieces of information in only one dialogue step with natural speech comparing to a menu-based spoken dialogue. The context-dependent information agents reached a high acceptance by the users. The test persons rated the context-based way of frame-based interaction as comfortable