Spoken language recognition in an office management domain
Alexander I. Rudnicky, Jean-Michel Lunati, Alexander M. Franz · 1991
The authors highlight needs related to a voice interface and describe the implementation of a general-purpose spoken language interface, the Carnegie Mellon Spoken Language Shell (CM-SLS). CM-SLS provides voice interface services to different applications running on the same computer. CM-SLS was used to build the Office Manager, a collection of applications that includes an appointment calendar, a personal database, voice mail, and a calculator. The performance of several system components is described.>