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Session |
Title |
Authors |
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1:
Saturday afternoon |
Designing
Multimodal Tools for Parents of Premature Babies |
Péter Pál Boda (Aalto
University), Akos Vetek (University of Tampere) |
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1: Saturday
afternoon |
Voice Access to
Music: Evolution from DSLI 2014 to DSLI 2016 |
Aidan Kehoe, Denis O'Keeffe,
Asif Ahsan (Logitech), Amer Chamseddine (EPFL Switzerland) |
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1: Saturday
afternoon |
Benefit,
Design And Evaluation Of Multimodal Interaction |
Stefan Schaffer, Norbert
Reithinger (German Research Center for Artificial
Intelligence – DFKI) |
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1: Saturday
afternoon |
Speech in
Multimodal Interaction: Exploring Modality Preferences of
Hearing Impaired Older Adults |
Stephanie Schwarz, Julia
Himmelsbach, Ulrich Lehner, Diotima Bertel, Manfred
Tscheligi (AIT Austrian Institute of Technology) |
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2:
Sunday morning |
Towards Spoken
Language Interfaces for Mobile Applications |
Yun-Nung Chen, Ming Sun,
Alexander I. Rudnicky (Carnegie Mellon University) |
|
2: Sunday morning |
Speech Processing
Technology and Challenges for Wearable Devices |
Randy Gomez, Kazuhiro Nakadai,
Keisuke Nakamura (Honda Research Institute), Levko Ivanchuk
(University of Manitoba), Takeshi Mizumoto (Honda Research
Institute), Pourang Irani (University of Manitoba) |
|
2: Sunday morning |
Using Speech for
End User Programming of Smart Environments in the Internet
of Things |
Thomas Kubitza (University of
Stuttgart) |
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2: Sunday morning |
Demo of
Tonetable |
Blaise Potard, Matthew Aylett
(Cereproc) |
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3:
Sunday afternoon |
Leveraging
Randomness in Continuous Speech Recognition for Creative
Design Sessions |
Salvatore Andolina, Antti
Jylhä, Giulio Jacucci (University of Helsinki) |
|
3: Sunday
afternoon |
Dialogue Systems
for Language Learning and their Complications |
Sean Robertson, Gerald Penn,
Cosmin Munteanu (University of Toronto) |
|
3: Sunday
afternoon |
Towards Healthcare
Screening in the Wild |
Stefan Scherer, University of
Southern California |
|
3: Sunday
afternoon |
Let’s Talk about
Dialogue: The Case of Alignment and Partner Modelling in
Human-Computer Dialogue |
Ben Cowan (University College
Dublin) |
