Abstract
Spoken Language Systems will require integration of continuous speech recognition and natural language processing. This is a proposed specification for an interface between a continuous speech recognizer (CSR) and a natural language processor (NLP) to form a spoken language system. Both components are integrated with a stack controller and contribute to the search control. The specification also defines a "Top-N" mode in which a "first part" outputs a list of top N scored sentences for postprocessing by a "second part". An additional use for this specification might be NLP evaluation testing: a common simulated CSR could be interfaced to each site's NLP to provide identical testing environments.
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Paul, D. B. (1989). A CSR-NL INTERFACE SPECIFICATION Version 1.51. In Speech and Natural Language, Proceedings of a Workshop (pp. 203–214). Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL). https://doi.org/10.3115/1075434.1075468
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