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The promise of a voice-enabled Web

Danielsen, 2000

Document ID
8957979813837902952
Author
Danielsen P
Publication year
Publication venue
Computer

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Many computing professionals have heard of XML, and some use it to describe text, images and other data with rich structure. The author discusses an innovative use of XML, called VoiceXML, to support human-computer dialogs via spoken input and audio output …
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