A model for interactive computation: applications to speech research
Michael K. McCandless, James Glass · DSpace@MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) · 1998
The speech research community has developed numerous toolkits to support ongoing research (e.g., Sapphire, Spire, Waves, HTK, CSLU Tools, LNKNet). While such toolkits contain extensive and useful functionality, they offer limited user interactivity under the pre-compute and browse paradigm: images are fi#rst pre-computed in entirety, then displayed, at which point the user is able to superficially browse them, by scrolling, placing cursors and marks, etc. Such isolation of computation from user-interaction limits what speech researchers are able to explore and learn. This