Speech interfaces
Douglas L. Hogan · 1983
The speech interface is the natural one for the human user and is beginning to be used in a limited way in many applications.Some of these applications are experimental; still others have achieved the status of cost-effective utility.A brief summary of the current state-of-the-art of speech input and output are presented.The two papers in the session represent specific examples of current work.Some comments on the need for linguistically oriented development conclude the paper.I