The influence of human factors on the performance of a real-time speech recognition system
Brian E. Carpenter, Simon Lavington · The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America · 1973
The performance of real-time speech recognition systems is observed to depend upon the environments in which they are used. Human factors, caused for example by operator frustration, significantly affect success rates. A set of experiments with a word recognition system is described which quantifies this change, whilst the system is being used to control the movement of a displayed cross on a screen.