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M. Beutnagel - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Webtalk: Towards Automatically Building Spoken Dialog Systems Through MiningWebsites
2006 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics Speech and Signal Processing Proceedings, 2006Co-Authors: Junlan Feng, D. Hakkani-tur, G. Di Fabbrizio, M. Gilbert, M. BeutnagelAbstract:WebTalk is a system for analyzing unstructured information from Company Websites to support automatic creation of spoken dialog applications. The goal is to completely automate the process of building, maintaining and deploying dialog applications by leveraging the wealth of information on the World Wide Web. WebTalk employs technologies in Web mining, document understanding, question/answering, and speech and language processing. In this paper, we review extensions to these technologies to make them suitable for creating a WebTalk application. We present an evaluation study of a WebTalk spoken dialog system that has been instantiated on a telecom Company Website. Experiments with 30 different scenarios indicate promising results and provide evidence that such systems can potentially revolutionize the paradigm for creating and scaling spoken dialog services
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ICASSP (1) - Webtalk: Towards Automatically Building Spoken Dialog Systems Through MiningWebsites
2006 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics Speed and Signal Processing Proceedings, 2006Co-Authors: Junlan Feng, D. Hakkani-tur, G. Di Fabbrizio, M. Gilbert, M. BeutnagelAbstract:Web Talk is a system for analyzing unstructured information from Company Websites to support automtic reation of spoken dialog applications. The goal is to completely automate the process of building, maintaining and deploying dialog applications by leveraging the wealth of information on the World Wide Web. Web Talk employs technologies in web mining, document understanding, question/answering, and speech and language processing. In this paper, we review extensions to these technologies to make them suitable for creating a Web Talk application. e present an evaluation study of a Web Talk spoken dialog system that has been instantiated on a telecom Company Website. Experiments with 30 different scenarios indicate promising results and provide evidence that such systems can potentially revolutionize the paradigm for creating and scaling spoken dialog services.
Junlan Feng - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Webtalk: Towards Automatically Building Spoken Dialog Systems Through MiningWebsites
2006 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics Speech and Signal Processing Proceedings, 2006Co-Authors: Junlan Feng, D. Hakkani-tur, G. Di Fabbrizio, M. Gilbert, M. BeutnagelAbstract:WebTalk is a system for analyzing unstructured information from Company Websites to support automatic creation of spoken dialog applications. The goal is to completely automate the process of building, maintaining and deploying dialog applications by leveraging the wealth of information on the World Wide Web. WebTalk employs technologies in Web mining, document understanding, question/answering, and speech and language processing. In this paper, we review extensions to these technologies to make them suitable for creating a WebTalk application. We present an evaluation study of a WebTalk spoken dialog system that has been instantiated on a telecom Company Website. Experiments with 30 different scenarios indicate promising results and provide evidence that such systems can potentially revolutionize the paradigm for creating and scaling spoken dialog services
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ICASSP (1) - Webtalk: Towards Automatically Building Spoken Dialog Systems Through MiningWebsites
2006 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics Speed and Signal Processing Proceedings, 2006Co-Authors: Junlan Feng, D. Hakkani-tur, G. Di Fabbrizio, M. Gilbert, M. BeutnagelAbstract:Web Talk is a system for analyzing unstructured information from Company Websites to support automtic reation of spoken dialog applications. The goal is to completely automate the process of building, maintaining and deploying dialog applications by leveraging the wealth of information on the World Wide Web. Web Talk employs technologies in web mining, document understanding, question/answering, and speech and language processing. In this paper, we review extensions to these technologies to make them suitable for creating a Web Talk application. e present an evaluation study of a Web Talk spoken dialog system that has been instantiated on a telecom Company Website. Experiments with 30 different scenarios indicate promising results and provide evidence that such systems can potentially revolutionize the paradigm for creating and scaling spoken dialog services.
S.r. Seitz - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Losing Control of Company Information in the Recruitment Process: The Impact of LinkedIn on Organizational Attraction
2015 48th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2015Co-Authors: R.l. Brouer, M.a. Stefanone, R.l. Badawy, M.j. Egnoto, S.r. SeitzAbstract:Social media provides access to diverse and potentially conflicting information about organizations to potential job candidates. However, little is known about the impact of conflicting information between social media and corporate Websites for recruitment and attraction. Using an experimental design, we exposed participants to a fictitious Company Website promoting an employer brand of diversity. Participants were then randomly shown a fictitious Linked In employee search result page depicting high-or low-employee diversity. Using the instrumental-symbolic framework and warranting theory, we posit that consistent information from Linked In will result in more positive image perceptions of organizations, ultimately leading to higher organizational attraction. Results show that participants who were exposed to information consistent with the organizational Website promoting diversity rated that organization higher in agreeableness, and perceived agreeableness fully mediated the relationship between the experimental condition and organizational attractiveness.
D. Hakkani-tur - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Webtalk: Towards Automatically Building Spoken Dialog Systems Through MiningWebsites
2006 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics Speech and Signal Processing Proceedings, 2006Co-Authors: Junlan Feng, D. Hakkani-tur, G. Di Fabbrizio, M. Gilbert, M. BeutnagelAbstract:WebTalk is a system for analyzing unstructured information from Company Websites to support automatic creation of spoken dialog applications. The goal is to completely automate the process of building, maintaining and deploying dialog applications by leveraging the wealth of information on the World Wide Web. WebTalk employs technologies in Web mining, document understanding, question/answering, and speech and language processing. In this paper, we review extensions to these technologies to make them suitable for creating a WebTalk application. We present an evaluation study of a WebTalk spoken dialog system that has been instantiated on a telecom Company Website. Experiments with 30 different scenarios indicate promising results and provide evidence that such systems can potentially revolutionize the paradigm for creating and scaling spoken dialog services
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ICASSP (1) - Webtalk: Towards Automatically Building Spoken Dialog Systems Through MiningWebsites
2006 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics Speed and Signal Processing Proceedings, 2006Co-Authors: Junlan Feng, D. Hakkani-tur, G. Di Fabbrizio, M. Gilbert, M. BeutnagelAbstract:Web Talk is a system for analyzing unstructured information from Company Websites to support automtic reation of spoken dialog applications. The goal is to completely automate the process of building, maintaining and deploying dialog applications by leveraging the wealth of information on the World Wide Web. Web Talk employs technologies in web mining, document understanding, question/answering, and speech and language processing. In this paper, we review extensions to these technologies to make them suitable for creating a Web Talk application. e present an evaluation study of a Web Talk spoken dialog system that has been instantiated on a telecom Company Website. Experiments with 30 different scenarios indicate promising results and provide evidence that such systems can potentially revolutionize the paradigm for creating and scaling spoken dialog services.
M. Gilbert - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Webtalk: Towards Automatically Building Spoken Dialog Systems Through MiningWebsites
2006 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics Speech and Signal Processing Proceedings, 2006Co-Authors: Junlan Feng, D. Hakkani-tur, G. Di Fabbrizio, M. Gilbert, M. BeutnagelAbstract:WebTalk is a system for analyzing unstructured information from Company Websites to support automatic creation of spoken dialog applications. The goal is to completely automate the process of building, maintaining and deploying dialog applications by leveraging the wealth of information on the World Wide Web. WebTalk employs technologies in Web mining, document understanding, question/answering, and speech and language processing. In this paper, we review extensions to these technologies to make them suitable for creating a WebTalk application. We present an evaluation study of a WebTalk spoken dialog system that has been instantiated on a telecom Company Website. Experiments with 30 different scenarios indicate promising results and provide evidence that such systems can potentially revolutionize the paradigm for creating and scaling spoken dialog services
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ICASSP (1) - Webtalk: Towards Automatically Building Spoken Dialog Systems Through MiningWebsites
2006 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics Speed and Signal Processing Proceedings, 2006Co-Authors: Junlan Feng, D. Hakkani-tur, G. Di Fabbrizio, M. Gilbert, M. BeutnagelAbstract:Web Talk is a system for analyzing unstructured information from Company Websites to support automtic reation of spoken dialog applications. The goal is to completely automate the process of building, maintaining and deploying dialog applications by leveraging the wealth of information on the World Wide Web. Web Talk employs technologies in web mining, document understanding, question/answering, and speech and language processing. In this paper, we review extensions to these technologies to make them suitable for creating a Web Talk application. e present an evaluation study of a Web Talk spoken dialog system that has been instantiated on a telecom Company Website. Experiments with 30 different scenarios indicate promising results and provide evidence that such systems can potentially revolutionize the paradigm for creating and scaling spoken dialog services.