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- AD: Articulatory Data
- ADPCM: Adaptive Differential PCM
- AGC: Automatic Gain Control
- AI: Articulation Index
- AI: Artificial Intelligence
- ANN: Artificial Neural Network
- ANOVA: Analysis of Variance
- ANSI: American National Standards Institute
- API: Application Programming Interface
- ARPA: Advanced Research Program Agency
- ARPA: Advanced Research Projects Agency
- sc Ars: Adverse Recognition System
- ASCII: American Standard Code for Information Interchange
- ASG: Automatic Speech Generation
- ASR: Automatic Speech Recognition
- sc Atis: Air Line Travel Information System
- ATM: Automatic Teller Machine
- BAS: Bavarian Archive for Speech Signals
- BNC: British National Corpus
- BNF: Backus Naur Form (Backus Normal Form)
- CA: Contextual Appropriateness
- CART: Classification And Regression Trees
- CD-ROM: Compact Disk-Read Only Memory
- CFA: Confirmatory Factor Analysis
- CLID: CLuster IDentification
- COCOSDA: International Committee for Collaboration in Speech Assessment and Databases
- CPT: Complete Phonetic Theory
- CPU: Central Processing Unit
- CR: Correction Rate
- sc Cril: Computer Representation of Individual Languages
- CTI: Computer Telephony Integration
- CTS: Concept-To-Speech
- CVC: Consonant Vowel Consonant
- CVSD: Continuously Variable Slope Delay
- DAT: Digital Audio Tape
- DATR: Default ATtribute Representation
- DBMS: DataBase Management System
- DD: Dialogue Duration
- DDL: Dialogue Description Language
- DP: Dynamic Programming
- DPSIE: Diagnostic Pairs Sentence Intelligibility
- : Evaluation Test
- DRA: Defence Research Agency
- DRT: Diagnostic Rhyme Test
- DSP: Digital Signal Processing
- DTMF: Dual Tone Multi-Frequency
- DTW: Dynamic Time Warping
- DVI: Direct Voice Input
- DVO: Direct Voice Output
- sc Eagles: Expert Advisory Group on Language Engineering Standards
- EER: Equal Error Rate
- EIN: Equivalent Input Noise
- ELRA: European Language Resources Association
- ELSA: ESPRIT Labelling System Assessment software
- EM: Expectation-Maximisation
- EMA: Electromagnetic Articulography
- EMG: electromyograph
- EUROPEC: European Program d'Enregistrement de Corpus
- FRANCIL: Re0.2exseau Francophone de l'Inge0.2exnierie de la Langue
- GLIM: Generalised LInear Modelling Techniques
- GNE: Glottal-to-Noise Excitation
- GUI: Graphical User Interface
- HCI: Human-Computer Interaction
- HENR: Human Equivalent Noise Ratio
- HMM: Hidden Markov Model
- HP: high pass filter
- HPSG: Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar
- IC: Integrated Circuit
- ICASSP: International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing
- ICPhS: International Congress of Phonetic Sciences
- ICSLP: International Conference on Spoken Language Processing
- ILEX: Integrated LEXicon
- IPA: International Phonetic Alphabet
- IPO: Instituut voor Perceptie Onderzoek
- IVR: Interactive Voice Response
- KRL: Knowledge Representation Language
- LDC: Linguistic Data Consortium
- LES: Language Engineering Standards
- LKRL: Lexical Knowledge Representation Language
- LOO: Leaving-One-Out
- LP: low pass filter
- LRE: Linguistic Research and Engineering Programme
- LTI: Linear and Time-Invariant system
- Lin-PCM: Linear Pulse Code Modulation
- Log-PCM: Logarithmic Pulse Amplitude Modulation
- MIME: Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
- MMI: Man-Machine Interaction
- MNRU: Modulated Noise Reference Unit
- sc Morpa: MORphological PArser
- MPI Test: Minimal Pairs Intelligibility Test
- MRPA: Machine Readable Phonetic Alphabet
- MRT: Modified Rhyme Test
- MVIP: Multi-Vendor Integration Protocol
- NERC: Network of European Reference Corpora
- NIST: National Institute of Standards
- NL: Natural Language
- NLP: Natural Language Processing
- NPL: National Physical Laboratory
- OCR: Optical Character Recognition
- OGI: Oregon Graduate Institute
- OOV: out-of-vocabulary
- OS: Operating System
- PABX: Private Automatic Branch Exchange
- PBX: Private Branch Exchange
- PAM: Pulse Amplitude Modulation
- PB: phonetically balanced
- PCM: Pulse Code Modulation
- PD: Phonetic Discrimination
- PDA: Pitch Determination Algorithm
- PDI: Pitch Determination Instrument
- PEB: Pulse coded modulation Expansion Bus
- PIN: Personal Identification Number
- PMT: Parametric Test Manager
- POS: Part Of Speech
- PSTN: Public Switched Telephone Network
- PTS: Progiciel de Traitement de Signal
- PZM: pressure zone microphone
- RAM: Random Access Memory
- ROARS: Robust Analytical Recognition System
- ROC: Receiver Operating Characteristic
- RSRE: Royal Signals Research Establishment
- RT: Reverberation Time
- sc Sam: Speech Assessment Methods (ESPRIT project)
- SAMITPRO: SAM Iterative Proportional Fitting
- SAMPA: Speech Assessment Methods Phonetic Alphabet
- SAMPROSA: SAM PROSodic Alphabet
- SAMTRA: SAM TRanscription Analysis
- SAM_SCOR: SAM Input Assessment Scoring Software
- SAM_SLM: SAM Speech Level Measuring program
- SAM_SPEX: SAM Speech Parameter EXtractor
- SCATIS: Spatially Coordinated Auditory/Tactile Interactive Scenario
- SCSA: Signal Computing System Architecture
- TAO: Telephony Application Object
- SCR: System Correction Rate
- SDL: Specification and Description Language
- SDS: Spoken Dialogue System
- SDT: Signal Detection Theory
- SGML: Standard Generalized Markup Language
- SI: speech input
- SIFT: Simple Inverse Filtering Tracking
- SIO: Speech Input/Output
- SL: Spoken Language
- SLM: Speech Level Meter
- SLP: Spoken Language Processing
- SLWG: (EAGLES) Spoken Language Working Group
- SNR: Signal-to-Noise Ratio
- SOAP: Speech Output Assessment Package
- SOS: Second-Order Statistics
- SPL: Sound Pressure Level
- SQL: Standard Query Language
- SS: Speech Synthesis
- STAG: Speech Technology Assessment Group
- STS: Speech-to-speech Translation System
- SUS: Semantically Unpredictable Sentences
- SUS: Speech Understanding System
- TEI: Text Encoding Initiative
- TFW: Time-Frequency Warping
- TS: Transaction Success
- TSAPI: Telephony Services Application Programming Interface
- TTS: Text-To-Speech
- ToBI: Tones and Break Indices (transcription)
- UCL: University College London
- UCR: User Correction Rate
- VR: Voice Response
- VRU: Voice Response Unit
- WIF: Word form Interchange Format
- WORM: Write Once Read Many
- WOZ: Wizard of Oz
- WSJ: Wall Street Journal
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Dafydd Gibbon
Wed Apr 15 14:31:25 MET DST 1998