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SpeechActs: a framework for building speech applications

Yankelovich et al., 1994

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16617825492422500034
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Yankelovich N
Baatz E
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Proc. AVIOS

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SpeechActs: A Framework for Building Speech Applications Page 1 SpeechActs: A Framework for Building Speech Applications Nicole Yankelovich Eric Baatz Sun Microsystems Laboratories, Inc. Two Elizabeth Drive Chelmsford, MA 01824 nicole.yankelovich@east.sun.com …
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