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[ ID = 0554 ] | Spoken Language Systems Group |
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Organisation name | Spoken Language Systems Group |
Short name or acronym | Spoken Language Systems Group |
Organisation type | Center |
Activity type | Speech technology |
Address | MIT Laboratory for Computer Science 545 Technology Square |
Postal Code | 02139 |
City | Cambridge, MA |
Country | United States |
Phone | + +1 617 253 8924 |
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palay_(on)_sls.lcs.mit.edu | |
Organisation URL | http://www.sls.lcs.mit.edu/sls/ |
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In the 1990s, SLS research stimulated a number of commercial ventures, such as BellSouth's revamped electronic yellow pages, which provide information by phone on restaurants, stock quotes, and automobile classified ads; and Applied Language Technology, which has developed conversational systems for telephone banking, investing, and travel planning. Today SLS researchers are refining GALAXY's (a conversational platform) core technologies and extending its range of applications and languages. They are working to upgrade the efficiency of application-specific conversations, improve new word detection/learning capability during speech recognition, and increase the portability of its core technologies and application systems. |
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