Implicit speech recognition: making speech a first class object on computers

Authors:
Eric Chang;Chengyuan Ma
Affiliations:
Microsoft Research Asia, Beijing Sigma Center, Beijing, PRC;Microsoft Research Asia, Beijing Sigma Center, Beijing, PRC
Venue:
HLT '02 Proceedings of the second international conference on Human Language Technology Research
Year:
2002

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Abstract

This paper introduces implicit speech recognition, where we focus on extracting features such as speaker identities, speaking rate, emotion and transcriptions from utterance spoken between people. Such technologies can increase one's productivity, especially in enhancing the efficiency of meetings and education. We have incorporated this technology into Microsoft Outlook to assist the processing of voicemails.