The integration of unification-based syntax/semantics and memory-based pragmatics for real-time understanding of noisy continuous speech input
Hideto Tomabechi, Masaru Tomita · National Conference on Artificial Intelligence · 1988
Real-time understanding of speech input is difficult especially because the input is often noisy and elliptic. Multiple morphophonemic and lexical hypotheses generated for a single input sentence cannot be resolved by local semantics alone. We have developed a system in which unification-based parsing of speech input is integrated with thematic memory-based spreading activation that supplies extra-sentential knowledge that can help to disambiguate noisy and elliptic real-time speaker-independent continuous speech input.