Machine-Aided Spoken Language Evaluation: The Current Approach
Brian Teaman, ブライアン ティーマン · Institutional Repositories DataBase (IRDB) · 2005
This paper is a report on the current state of the Machine-Aided Spoken LanguageEvaluation（MASLE）system. MASLE is a computer system being devised to aid in theevaluation of second language speech. This system is used to first elicit and collect spokenlanguage and secondly to aid in the evaluation of language by presenting the recordedspeech to a human rater or a computer which uses automatic speech recognition. Thispaper will describe the project in its current state and then outline some details of the webbasedrecorder, the jukebox for human raters and a machine rating system.