Designing Voice User Interfaces: Principles of Conversational Experiences
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meant to test the flow and ease of use.
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your users have problems because they’re not being recognized, that is clearly an issue that needs addressing.
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Ann Thyme-Gobbel, currently VUI design lead at D+M Holdings,
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“Yes, Chef,” Conversant Labs
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if you have less control, you’ll need more subjects.
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rejection error, for example, is different than a mismatch
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car company NEXTEV,
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self-driving car company Zoox,
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Just because you can say “book me a taxi and then make a reservation and then send my mom flowers” doesn’t mean any users actually will say it.
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Dialog Traversal Testing (DTT).
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exercising a test script
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How can we get these from the call centers?
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Recognition Testing
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Before starting your pilot, you need to define your goals.
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How to Build a Speech Recognition Application, Bruce Balentine and David Morgan
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Here are some examples of success criteria:
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task completion rate
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people quit after the initial part of the task:
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the “pay bill” task did not start until the user went past the balance prompt and began the bill pay workflow.
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task:
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Some of these are squishier
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Dropout Rate
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call duration.
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the user feels in control, duration is not necessarily a bad thing.
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your VUI could have shortened prompts for users who have interacted more than a minimum number of times.
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high number of NSP timeouts can be an indication of a confusing prompt,
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out-of-domain
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of-domain.
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academic.
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Academic is the wrong word here
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these.
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You could easily handle this -- treat it as "of my house"
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N-best list
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automated speech recognition (ASR), the natural-language understanding (NLU),
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Previous or Back button, tracking usage
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Back
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We should track the difference between cold and warm launch numbers
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“repeat” function,
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repeated queries,
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Latency
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whole call recording
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Conversation Dashboard (originally created by Volio’s CTO, Bernt Habermeier).
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Without logging, when you launch your app into the wild, you will be blind.
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includes the following:
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analysis.
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I think it's also important to disclose the analysis to the users.
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money,
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Manually verifying the STT. Our QA is doing this.
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Users are more likely to do a survey when it’s within the app, rather than having to click a link at a later time.
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those who choose to take a survey are the ones who are the most or the least satisfied.
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irrelevant.
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This isn't 100% true. They're using software and need to know how to use it
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you’re using confidence scores to determine your confirmation strategy, it’s important to verify that it’s set correctly at each state.
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Nuance, for example, has a “My Vocabulary”
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At this time, not many tools exist to easily allow designers to improve their VUIs based on user data.
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without having to access a database, or roll out a new version of the app.
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Voxcom, which develops speech recognition apps for call centers,
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Transcription, in which humans