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What Is an Interface?
What Are the Types of Interfaces?
What Is a Speech Interface?
Book Focus
Intended Audience
Book Summary
A Brief History
Human Factors in Speech
The Cost/Benefit of Human Factors
Cost-Benefit Calculations
Interview with John Karat
Summary
Measurement of Sound
Other Properties of Sound
How Humans Hear Sound
Summary
The Verbal Communication Process
The Structure of Language
Summary
Speech Recognition
Speech Synthesis
Natural Language
Interview with Candace Kamm
Summary
Speech Recognition Suites
Development Tools
A Comparison of Speech Recognition Suites
Summary
Computer Hardware
Information Devices
Summary
Interactive Voice Response
Medical
Legal
Business
Commercial/Warehouse
Interview with S.Ahmed Reza
Universal Access
Handheld Devices
Toys and Education
Automobile Applications
Summary
Interface Design
User Control
Human Limitations
Modal Integrity
Accommodation
Linguistic Clarity
Aesthetic Integrity
Simplicity
Predictability
Interpretation
Accuracy
Technical Clarity
Flexibility
Fulfillment
Cultural Propriety
Suitable Tempo
Consistency
User Support
Precision
Forgiveness
Responsiveness
Interview with Kate Dobroth
Summary
Errors
Feedback
Confirmations
User Expectations
Keypads and Motor Actions
Social and Environmental Issues
Command-and-Control
Continuous Speech Recognition
Conversation and Prompting
Menus
Non-Speech Audio/Auditory Icons
Interview with Professor Sharon Oviatt
Summary
Part Four - Best Practices
Process Description
Investigation
Analysis
Conceptual Model Design
Detailed Design
Implementation and Evaluation
Interview with Nicole Yankelovich
Summary
The Audience for Universal Design
Speech Technology and Universal Design
Accomplishing Universal Design
Justification for Universal Design
Summary
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ISBN 0-471-37545-4
416 pages
April, 2000
Wiley
Computer Publishing
Timely. Practical. Reliable.
Weinschenk Consulting
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