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Toward systems that understand spoken language

Zue, 1994

Document ID
7907318770011474500
Author
Zue V
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Expert

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MIT's Voyager system is an attempt to explore issues related to a fully interactive spoken- language system and natural language understanding. The system helps users get from one location to another within a specific geographical area, and can provide information about …
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