Voice User Interface Design Patterns
@inproceedings{Schnelle2006VoiceUI, title={Voice User Interface Design Patterns}, author={Dirk Schnelle and Fernando Lyardet}, booktitle={EuroPLoP}, year={2006} }
AbstractWepresentinthispaperasetofdesignpatternswehaveminedinthe area of Voice User Interfaces (VUI). In a previous paper [14], weintroducedseveralpatternsregardingfundamentalissuesofdevelopingavoiceapplication. Inthispaperweexplorefurtheraspectsconcerningtheinternalstructureofanaudiointerface,theconstructionofthein-teractionstyle,thesystemresponsearchitecture,andimplementationstrategiestomeetthedemandsofrealworldscenarios. 1 Introduction VoiceUserInterfacesareparticularlydi…Â
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