Designing Voice User Interfaces: Principles of Conversational Experiences
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user-initiated interaction
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timeout is for no speech detected (NSP).
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prerecorded video (http://bit.ly/2hcpvv4/).
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why the NSP timeout might have been triggered. First, although the system thinks it did not hear any speech, it could be mistaken.
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too-much-speech (TMS).
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recognizer is triggering on nonsalient speech, and you need to determine why.
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recognition engine does not typically return just one result for what it thinks the user said. Instead, it returns what’s referred to as an N-best list, which is a list of what the user might have said, ordered by likelihood
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(usually
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How do we get access to this data?
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If your VUI takes advantage of the N-Best list, however, you can put rejects on a skip list;
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VUIs.
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It blows me away that this is not more common. Aside from volume, it is usually not difficult to tell 2 different voices apart. It's not revolutionary technology
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which device should respond when I make a request?
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much less data for that type of speech
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can
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This is confusing to a lot of users who are used to ivr and similar systems
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fail.
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Not necessarily -- you could account for this
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Speech recognition refers to the words that the recognition engine returns; NLU is how you interpret those responses.
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Constrained Responses
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Open Speech
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(myself, Mark Anikst, and Lisa Falkson) developed at Volio
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credibility.
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I don't understand this.
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the importance of looking out for negative responses,
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(these bits are sometimes referred to as slots)
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impression.
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Give an example
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conversation.
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That's exactly why if you're mapping, you should display the mapped value
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MPQA negative and positive lists,
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Open source tools such as KNIME
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Affectiva
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Beyond Verbal
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desire.
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The same is true for people. If people can be trained, so can computers.
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Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML),
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pronunciation dictionary
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Balogh’s paper[29] as well as Chapter 11 of Voice User Interfaces Design.
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Speaker Verification
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Charles Schwab recently rolled out voice ID to authenticate account logins.
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speaker identification
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ethical.
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It's arguably not ethical to be listening all the time in the first place. The echo is forming new norms when it comes to this.
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(which should of course be anonymized).
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What does anonymous mean in this context?
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week.
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This could also be considered rude
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long list
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make their users more comfortable with doing transactions on their mobile devices,
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DEBORAH DAHL, MOBILE VOICE 2016
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Hound has a knack for responding to multiple queries in one.
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O’Reilly Media has an abundance of user research video tutorials available online, which you can access at http://bit.ly/user-research-fundamentals-lp.
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Jennifer Balogh,
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Latin Square design
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Jakob Nielsen
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User Testing Blog at https://www.usertesting.com/blog/2015/01/29/screener-questions/.
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UserTesting (https://usertesting.com/) and UserBob (https://userbob.com/),
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Likert, L., and Algina, J.:[40]
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Intelliphonics,
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Robbie Pickard while at Volio.