| other,6-1-J86-1002,ak | for <term> error correction </term> of <term> | ill-formed input | </term> is described that acquires <term> dialogue | #16177 A method for error correction ofill-formed input is described that acquires dialogue patterns in typical usage and uses these patterns to predict new inputs. | |
| model,12-1-J86-1002,ak | input </term> is described that acquires <term> | dialogue patterns | </term> in typical usage and uses these <term> | #16183 A method for error correction of ill-formed input is described that acquiresdialogue patterns in typical usage and uses these patterns to predict new inputs. | |
| model,20-1-J86-1002,ak | </term> in typical usage and uses these <term> | patterns | </term> to predict new <term> inputs </term> | #16191 A method for error correction of ill-formed input is described that acquires dialogue patterns in typical usage and uses thesepatterns to predict new inputs. | |
| other,24-1-J86-1002,ak | <term> patterns </term> to predict new <term> | inputs | </term> . <term> Error correction </term> is | #16195 A method for error correction of ill-formed input is described that acquires dialogue patterns in typical usage and uses these patterns to predict newinputs. | |
| tech,7-2-J86-1002,ak | </term> is done by strongly biasing <term> | parsing | </term> toward <term> expected meanings </term> | #16204 Error correction is done by strongly biasingparsing toward expected meanings unless clear evidence from the input shows the current sentence is not expected. | |
| other,9-2-J86-1002,ak | biasing <term> parsing </term> toward <term> | expected meanings | </term> unless clear evidence from the <term> | #16206 Error correction is done by strongly biasing parsing towardexpected meanings unless clear evidence from the input shows the current sentence is not expected. | |
| other,16-2-J86-1002,ak | </term> unless clear evidence from the <term> | input | </term> shows the current <term> sentence </term> | #16213 Error correction is done by strongly biasing parsing toward expected meanings unless clear evidence from theinput shows the current sentence is not expected. | |
| other,20-2-J86-1002,ak | <term> input </term> shows the current <term> | sentence | </term> is not expected . A <term> dialogue | #16217 Error correction is done by strongly biasing parsing toward expected meanings unless clear evidence from the input shows the currentsentence is not expected. | |
| tech,1-3-J86-1002,ak | sentence </term> is not expected . A <term> | dialogue acquisition and tracking algorithm | </term> is presented along with a description | #16223 Adialogue acquisition and tracking algorithm is presented along with a description of its implementation in a voice interactive system. | |
| tech,17-3-J86-1002,ak | description of its implementation in a <term> | voice interactive system | </term> . A series of tests are described | #16239 A dialogue acquisition and tracking algorithm is presented along with a description of its implementation in avoice interactive system. | |
| tech,12-4-J86-1002,ak | described that show the power of the <term> | error correction methodology | </term> when stereotypic <term> dialogue </term> | #16255 A series of tests are described that show the power of theerror correction methodology when stereotypic dialogue occurs. | |
| other,17-4-J86-1002,ak | methodology </term> when stereotypic <term> | dialogue | </term> occurs . In this paper we explore | #16260 A series of tests are described that show the power of the error correction methodology when stereotypicdialogue occurs. |
