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Query C92-3165 19 (885.8 per million)

tech,5-1-C92-3165,bq	This paper introduces a robust <term> interactive method for speech understanding </term> .	#18143 This paper introduces a robustinteractive method for speech understanding.
tech,1-2-C92-3165,bq	The <term> generalized LR parsing </term> is enhanced in this approach .	#18150 Thegeneralized LR parsing is enhanced in this approach.
tech,0-3-C92-3165,bq	The <term> generalized LR parsing </term> is enhanced in this approach . <term> Parsing </term> proceeds from left to right correcting minor errors .	#18159 The generalized LR parsing is enhanced in this approach.Parsing proceeds from left to right correcting minor errors.
other,4-4-C92-3165,bq	When at very noisy <term> portion </term> is detected , the <term> parser </term> skips that <term> portion </term> using a fake <term> non-terminal symbol </term> .	#18173 When at very noisyportion is detected, the parser skips that portion using a fake non-terminal symbol.
tech,9-4-C92-3165,bq	When at very noisy <term> portion </term> is detected , the <term> parser </term> skips that <term> portion </term> using a fake <term> non-terminal symbol </term> .	#18178 When at very noisy portion is detected, theparser skips that portion using a fake non-terminal symbol.
other,12-4-C92-3165,bq	When at very noisy <term> portion </term> is detected , the <term> parser </term> skips that <term> portion </term> using a fake <term> non-terminal symbol </term> .	#18181 When at very noisy portion is detected, the parser skips thatportion using a fake non-terminal symbol.
other,16-4-C92-3165,bq	When at very noisy <term> portion </term> is detected , the <term> parser </term> skips that <term> portion </term> using a fake <term> non-terminal symbol </term> .	#18185 When at very noisy portion is detected, the parser skips that portion using a fakenon-terminal symbol.
other,2-5-C92-3165,bq	The unidentified <term> portion </term> is resolved by <term> re-utterance </term> of that <term> portion </term> which is parsed very efficiently by using the <term> parse record </term> of the first <term> utterance </term> .	#18190 The unidentifiedportion is resolved by re-utterance of that portion which is parsed very efficiently by using the parse record of the first utterance.
other,6-5-C92-3165,bq	The unidentified <term> portion </term> is resolved by <term> re-utterance </term> of that <term> portion </term> which is parsed very efficiently by using the <term> parse record </term> of the first <term> utterance </term> .	#18194 The unidentified portion is resolved byre-utterance of that portion which is parsed very efficiently by using the parse record of the first utterance.
other,9-5-C92-3165,bq	The unidentified <term> portion </term> is resolved by <term> re-utterance </term> of that <term> portion </term> which is parsed very efficiently by using the <term> parse record </term> of the first <term> utterance </term> .	#18197 The unidentified portion is resolved by re-utterance of thatportion which is parsed very efficiently by using the parse record of the first utterance.
other,18-5-C92-3165,bq	The unidentified <term> portion </term> is resolved by <term> re-utterance </term> of that <term> portion </term> which is parsed very efficiently by using the <term> parse record </term> of the first <term> utterance </term> .	#18206 The unidentified portion is resolved by re-utterance of that portion which is parsed very efficiently by using theparse record of the first utterance.
other,23-5-C92-3165,bq	The unidentified <term> portion </term> is resolved by <term> re-utterance </term> of that <term> portion </term> which is parsed very efficiently by using the <term> parse record </term> of the first <term> utterance </term> .	#18211 The unidentified portion is resolved by re-utterance of that portion which is parsed very efficiently by using the parse record of the firstutterance.
other,1-6-C92-3165,bq	The <term> user </term> does not have to speak the whole <term> sentence </term> again .	#18214 Theuser does not have to speak the whole sentence again.
other,9-6-C92-3165,bq	The <term> user </term> does not have to speak the whole <term> sentence </term> again .	#18222 The user does not have to speak the wholesentence again.
other,7-7-C92-3165,bq	This method is also capable of handling <term> unknown words </term> , which is important in practical systems .	#18232 This method is also capable of handlingunknown words, which is important in practical systems.
other,1-8-C92-3165,bq	Detected <term> unknown words </term> can be incrementally incorporated into the <term> dictionary </term> after the interaction with the <term> user </term> .	#18243 Detectedunknown words can be incrementally incorporated into the dictionary after the interaction with the user.
lr,9-8-C92-3165,bq	Detected <term> unknown words </term> can be incrementally incorporated into the <term> dictionary </term> after the interaction with the <term> user </term> .	#18251 Detected unknown words can be incrementally incorporated into thedictionary after the interaction with the user.
other,15-8-C92-3165,bq	Detected <term> unknown words </term> can be incrementally incorporated into the <term> dictionary </term> after the interaction with the <term> user </term> .	#18257 Detected unknown words can be incrementally incorporated into the dictionary after the interaction with theuser.
other,1-9-C92-3165,bq	A <term> pilot system </term> has shown great effectiveness of this approach .	#18260 Apilot system has shown great effectiveness of this approach.


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