Plug and Play speech understanding

Authors:
Manny Rayner;Ian Lewin;Genevieve Gorrell;Johan Boye
Affiliations:
Netdecisions Ltd., Wellington House, Cambridge, UK;Netdecisions Ltd., Wellington House, Cambridge, UK;Netdecisions Ltd., Wellington House, Cambridge, UK;Telia Research, Farsta, Sweden
Venue:
SIGDIAL '01 Proceedings of the Second SIGdial Workshop on Discourse and Dialogue - Volume 16
Year:
2001

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Abstract

Plug and Play is an increasingly important concept in system and network architectures. We introduce and describe a spoken language dialogue system architecture which supports Plug and Playable networks of objects in its domain. Each device in the network carries the linguistic and dialogue management information which is pertinent to it and uploads it dynamically to the relevant language processing components in the spoken language interface. We describe the current state of our plug and play demonstrator and discuss theoretical issues that arise from our work. Plug and Play forms a central topic for the DHomme project.