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Advanced Speech Applications: European Research on Speech Technology (Research Reports Esprit, 1),Used
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Traditionally, the Europeanbased biannual international conference "EUROSPEECH" dealing with all aspects of speech science and technology is preceded by an "ESPRIT Speech Projects Days", which presents a particularly well timed opportunity to measure progress in speech technology and ap plications in Europe. The last venue was held in Berlin, Germany, on September 20th, 1993. The success of this workshop encouraged the major European experts in the field to contribute to this volume. Published in the ESPRIT Research Report series, it presents the results of advanced European research on speech technologies and its applications in the multilingual framework of the European Union. Speech is an important factor in building an integrated European communication platform. Strong links exist between speech and natural language processing, and human computer interaction. Recent experimental results on multilingual conversion between both speech and text show the advantage of integrating phonetic, lexical, and syntactic knowledge, and also demonstrate the feasibility of multilingual voice systems in the humancomputer interface applications. Multilingual queries use natural languagebased cooperative dialogue as an interface to the computer services in the information applications. Continuous and robust speech understanding is here addressed for both speakerindependent and speakeradaptive processing, together with dialogue modelling and manage ment. Such technologies are then used in the design of computer workstations with a speechbased human interface for a large range variety of information technology applications (e.g. in the office, telecommunications, and computer aided education).
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