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|a Master the critical knowledge you need to design speech-enabled applications It's not just a far-fetched gizmo straight out of a sci-fi movie anymore. Speech interface technology, which allows a user to communicate with computers via voice instead of a keyboard or a mouse, is quickly becoming a main feature in new software. This straightforward guide provides traditional graphical user-interface designers, developers, usability engineers, and product managers with all the information they need to make a rapid transition in order to stay abreast of this monumental shift in technology. Weinschenk and Barker, two experts in state-of-the-art online communication, discuss the basics of speech interfaces and speech technology, hardware, and software. They clearly explain the interface design principles that are applied to S/GUI and AUI interfaces and describe the latest practices of leading experts. In addition to its in-depth look at speech technologies and the different types of user interfaces, this book: Provides an overview of the field of human factors and defines the basic concepts of human computer interaction Discusses the current state of speech technology applications Explains the laws of human factors that apply to speech interfaces Contains guidelines and examples for user control, human limitation, model integrity, accommodation, clear dialogue, and aesthetic integrity Details the best practices in interface design and usability engineering Explores the special issues involved in interface design for disabled persons Visit the companion web site at www.wiley.com/compbooks/weinschenk/ for a categorized resource list of speech, speech interface, and human-computer interaction books, articles, and links.
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|t What Is an Interface?
|g 8 --
|t What Are the Types of Interfaces?
|g 10 --
|t What Is a Speech Interface?
|g 10 --
|g Chapter 2
|t Human Factors in Speech Technology
|g 19 --
|t A Brief History
|g 20 --
|t Human Factors in Speech
|g 23 --
|t Cost/Benefit of Human Factors
|g 27 --
|t Cost-Benefit Calculations
|g 31 --
|t Interview with John Karat
|g 33 --
|g Chapter 3
|t Nature of Sound
|g 45 --
|t Measurement of Sound
|g 46 --
|t Other Properties of Sound
|g 50 --
|t How Humans Hear Sound
|g 52 --
|g Chapter 4
|t Nature of Language
|g 55 --
|t Verbal Communication Process
|g 57 --
|t Structure of Language
|g 63 --
|g Part 2
|t Speech Technology
|g 95 --
|g Chapter 5
|t Speech Technologies
|g 97 --
|t Speech Recognition
|g 98 --
|t Speech Synthesis
|g 103 --
|t Natural Language
|g 109 --
|t Interview with Candace Kamm
|g 115 --
|g Chapter 6
|t Computer Software
|g 127 --
|t Speech Recognition Suites
|g 128 --
|t Development Tools
|g 135 --
|t A Comparison of Speech Recognition Suites
|g 141 --
|g Chapter 7
|t Hardware
|g 145 --
|t Computer Hardware
|g 146 --
|t Information Devices
|g 160 --
|g Chapter 8
|t Application of Speech Technology
|g 163 --
|t Interactive Voice Response
|g 164 --
|t Medical
|g 165 --
|t Legal
|g 166 --
|t Business
|g 166 --
|t Commercial/Warehouse
|g 166 --
|t Interview with S. Ahmed Reza
|g 167 --
|t Universal Access
|g 177 --
|t Handheld Devices
|g 178 --
|t Toys and Education
|g 179 --
|t Automobile Applications
|g 179 --
|g Part 3
|t Laws and Guidelines for Speech Interface Design
|g 181 --
|g Chapter 9
|t Laws of Interface Design
|g 183 --
|t User Control
|g 185 --
|t Human Limitations
|g 187 --
|t Modal Integrity
|g 192 --
|t Accommodation
|g 195 --
|t Linguistic Clarity
|g 196 --
|t Aesthetic Integrity
|g 198 --
|t Simplicity
|g 200 --
|t Predictability
|g 200 --
|t Interpretation
|g 202 --
|t Accuracy
|g 203 --
|t Technical Clarity
|g 203 --
|t Flexibility
|g 204 --
|t Fulfillment
|g 205 --
|t Cultural Propriety
|g 206 --
|t Suitable Tempo
|g 208 --
|t Consistency
|g 208 --
|t User Support
|g 209 --
|t Precision
|g 210 --
|t Forgiveness
|g 211 --
|t Responsiveness
|g 213 --
|t Interview with Kate Dobroth
|g 215 --
|g Chapter 10
|t Speech Guidelines
|g 225 --
|t Errors
|g 227 --
|t Feedback
|g 230 --
|t Confirmations
|g 233 --
|t User Expectations
|g 234 --
|t Keypads and Motor Actions
|g 236 --
|t Social and Environmental Issues
|g 238 --
|t Command-and-Control
|g 239 --
|t Continuous Speech Recognition
|g 241 --
|t Conversation and Prompting
|g 242 --
|t Menus
|g 249 --
|t Non-Speech Audio/Auditory Icons
|g 252 --
|t Interview with Sharon Oviatt
|g 253 --
|g Part 4
|t Best Practices
|g 267 --
|g Chapter 11
|t Usability Processes and Techniques
|g 269 --
|t Process Description
|g 270 --
|t Investigation
|g 271 --
|t Analysis
|g 275 --
|t Conceptual Model Design
|g 291 --
|t Detail Design
|g 301 --
|t Implementation and Evaluation
|g 312 --
|t Interview with Nicole Yankelovich
|g 314 --
|g Chapter 12
|t Universal Design
|g 325 --
|t Audience for Universal Design
|g 326 --
|t Speech Technology and Universal Design
|g 328 --
|t Accomplishing Universal Design
|g 330 --
|t Justification for Universal Design
|g 332 --
|g Chapter
|t A A History of Relevant Technology for Speech
|g 335 --
|t Speech Research
|g 363 --
|t Guidelines
|g 366 --
|t Speech and Sound Technology
|g 367 --
|t Speech Vendors
|g 368 --
|t Natural Language
|g 369 --
|t Language
|g 370 --
|t Usability Engineering/Interface Design
|g 371 --
|t Usability Testing
|g 375 --
|t Human-Computer Interaction
|g 375 --
|t Analysis for Interface Design
|g 377 --
|t Universal Access
|g 377.
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