Label	96ebe
Title	A Compiler-Interpreter-System for Decoding the User's Intention within a Speech Understanding Application
Authors	Michael Ebersberger, Johannes Müller, Holger Stahl
Type	Scientific Conference Paper
Abstract	For a speech understanding graphic editor, a compiler-interpreter-system is introduced to process a semantic structure, a special form for representing the semantic content of a spoken utterance. After a semantic structure has been converted to database queries by the compiler, the interpreter processes all these queries and updates the corresponding database, i.e. in our case the graphics data base containing the features of all objects on the screen. The system has been tested with 1843 semantic structures of spoken utterances within the ’graphic editor’ domain. The rate for correct database queries is 97.3%. Storage of the whole domain-specific knowledge in external and editable files enables easy portability to other domains.
Reference	In Günther Görz, Steffen Hölldobler (editors): "Advances in Artificial Intelligence", Proceedings KI-96 (Dresden, Germany, 1996), pp. 61-65  www.springer.com/de/book/9783540617082
Published	September 1996
Language	English
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