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My experiences with voice-based interfaces has always been pretty
caustic. Often you have a voice command-line, where in the user can
speak commands that the computer understands (let's ignore
imperfections in recognition for now) and the computer perform
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morse_code
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUcOaGawIW0
http://www.de-han.org/vietnam/chuliau/lunsoat/sound/
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I'm not sure what all these links have to do with each other. Or what
they have to do with the topic. The last one sure. But Morse Code is
difficult to learn and doesn't really offer anything to a modern
voice-based interface... Unless I'm really missing something.
And I understand the implication
What are my options?
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William,
Actually, most of the ideas you mention are useful for and being used
in over-the-phone systems, which I've worked in for almost too long.
Part of the problem you, I, and others face in using these systems is
the highly imperfect applications of expertise to the design issues.
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