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A new dialogue control method based on human listening process to construct an interface for ascertaining a user²s inputs.

Higashida et al., 2000

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7184838027871551320
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Higashida M
Ohmori K
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INTERSPEECH

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This paper describes a new dialogue control method that utilizes new recognition processes called “Presupposition-type Recognition” and “Pretense-type Recognition” that we propose based on human dialogue analysis. This method provides users with stress-free voice input …
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