Voice recognition accuracy
Subtitle: what is acceptable?
By: by G.K. Poock, E.F. Roland
Contributors: Roland, E. F.
Publisher: Naval Postgraduate School; Available from the National Technical Information Service
Published: 1982
Place of publication: Monterey, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 49
Subjects: Computer input-output equipment; Evaluations; Automatic speech recognition; Speech perception; Computer programs
Other titles: NPS-55-82-030.
Description: A research experiment was conducted to investigate how accurate a voice recognition system must be for daily production use. Specifically, the purpose of the research was to establish the percentage accuracy level at which a user becomes frustrated and decides not to use a voice recognition device. The experiment consisted of controlling the perceived recognition accuracy of a voice recognition system and then collecting data through the use of a questionnaire from the experimental users on the acceptability of the equipment. The experiment was not totally successful for a variety of reasons. This paper will discuss the research methodology, review the data collected, and suggest possible alternatives to the experimental design to overcome the problem areas encountered. (Author
Notes: "NPS-55-82-030."

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"November 1982."

Bibliography: p. 27.

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