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Mipad: a next generation PDA prototype.

Huang et al., 2000

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17770036931033132068
Author
Huang X
Acero A
Chelba C
Deng L
Duchene D
Goodman J
Hon H
Jacoby D
Jiang L
Loynd R
Mahajan M
Mau P
Meredith S
Mughal S
Neto S
Plumpe M
Wang K
Wang Y
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MiPad is one of the application prototypes in a project codenamed Dr Who. As a wireless Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), MiPad fully integrates continuous speech recognition (CSR) and spoken language understanding (SLU) to enable users to accomplish many …
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