11.575, Confs: Natural Lang Understanding, VOTS-2000
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Subject: 11.575, Confs: Natural Lang Understanding, VOTS-2000
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Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 09:35:36 +0100 (NFT)
From: martens at ibmsp3.elis.rug.ac.be (Jean-Pierre Martens)
Subject: VOTS-2000 workshop program
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Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 09:35:36 +0100 (NFT)
From: martens at ibmsp3.elis.rug.ac.be (Jean-Pierre Martens)
Subject: VOTS-2000 workshop program
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PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME OF THE VOTS-2000 WORKSHOP
"Voice Operated Telecom Services: Do they have a bright future?"
Web site: http:/www.elis.rug.ac.be/cost249/workshop
Registration deadline: APRIL 15 !!!
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Thursday, May 11
8.45 : Registration
9.15 : Opening session
9.30 : Keynote 1 by Hugh Cameron (L&H, Canada)
Speech at the interface
10:15 : Keynote 2 by Denis Johnston (BT, UK)
Speech Technology - Shaking the foundations
11:00 : Coffee break
11:30 ; Oral session 1
- Els den Os (KPN, Netherlands)
Usability of automatic speech recognition in telecommunication
services
- Rudi Vuerinckx (L&H, Belgium)
Evaluation of the robustness of ASR systems on cellular phone
speech
12:30 : General discussion
13.00 : Lunch
14.00 : Poster and demo session
- Anita Cremers (KPN, Netherlands)
Adaptive speech interfaces: some user experiences
- Gies Bouwman (KUN, Netherlands)
Weighting phone confidence measures for automatic speech
recognition
- G. Carsten (IBM, Germany)
ISA: A traffic jam information system based on the IBM ViaVoice
telephony toolkit
- Hishashi Kawai (KDD, Japan)
A realistic application of digit recognition - prank call
rejection for international help desk
- Odette Scharenborg (KUN, Netherlands)
Connected digit recognition with class specific word models
- Sari Accaino (L&H, Belgium)
Modeling extra events for telephony
- Algimantas Rudzionis (KUT, Lithuania)
Noisy speech detection and endpointing
- Ben Milner (BT, UK)
Mobile and IP access to network-based speech recognizers
15:30 : Coffee break
16:00 : Keynote 3 by Petri Haavisto (Nokia, Finland)
[title to be confirmed]
16:45 : Keynote 4 by Sadaoki Furiu (TiTech, Japan)
Steps towards natural human-machine communication in the
21st century
17:30 : General discussion
19:30 : Dinner
Friday, May 12
9.30 : Keynote 5 by Volker Steinbiss (Philips, Germany)
Speech dialogue systems in the telecom network
10:15 : Keynote 6 by Fred Lundin (Telia, Sweden)
Development of a public voice dialling telephone service
11:00 : Coffee break
11:30 : Oral session 2
- Gunnar Lehtinen (ETH, Switzerland)
IDAS : Interactive directory assistance service
- Marcus Hennecke (TEMIC, Germany)
Easy configuration of natural language understanding systems
12:30 : General discussion
13.00 : Lunch
14:00 : Keynote 7 by Christian Dugast (Nuance, France)
Case studies to help understand the new generation network
14:45 : Keynote 8 by Roger Moore (20/20 Speech, UK)
The future of speech-based services: bringing in the benefit
15:30 : General discussion
16:00 : Closing session (15 minutes)
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