JavaTM voice application interface
Programmer guide
Version 1.0 October 26, 1998
Sun Microsystems
Translation: Peng Fei Sun Certified Java Programmer October 29, 2005
table of Contents
Graphic catalog ......................................................... ix
Table table directory ......................................................... xi
Foreword ......................................................... Xiii
Guide Introduction ......................................................... Xiii
Network resources ......................................................... XIV
Related reading ....................................................... XV
Mailbox list ......................................................... XV
Calibration record ......................................................... XVI
Thank you ......................................................... XVII
Chapter 1 Introduction ...............................................................................
1.1 What is the Java voice application interface?
1.2 Java voice application interface design goal
1.3 Flexible Java voice application
1.3.1 Speech and other Java application interface
1.4 Application of Voice Technology
1.4.1 desktop
1.4.2 telephone system
1.4.3 personal and embedded equipment
1.4.4 Voice and Internet
1.5 application
1.6 necessary conditions
Chapter 2 voice technology ........................................................................ ii
2.1 Speech Synthesis
2.1.1 Limitations of speech synthesis
2.1.2 Evaluation of Voice Synthesis
2.2 Speech Recognition
2.2.1 Standard Syntax
2.2.2 Command Syntax
2.2.3 Limitations of speech recognition
Chapter III Design Effective Voice Application ................................................... III
3.1 When is using voice?
3.2 Design Voice
3.3 puzzle
3.3.1 Temporary: What did you say?
3.3.2 Hidden: What can I say?
3.3.3 Asymmetry
3.3.4 Speech synthetic sound quality
3.3.5 Speech recognition performance
3.3.6 Identification: Flexibility VS. (VERSUS) Accuracy
3.4 Planning to issue voice applications
3.4.1 Feedback & Latest
3.4.2 Tips
3.4.3 Handling error
3.5 Planning to issue multi-modal applications
3.5.1 Feedback & Latest
3.5.2 Tips
3.5.3 Handling error
3.6 Attracting the Interest
3.6.1 Natural Dialogue Research
3.6.2 Green Wonderry Research
3.6.3 Research on availability
3.7 Summary
3.8 More information
Chapter 4 Voice Engine: Javax.Speech ................................................... iv
4.1 What is a voice engine?
4.2 Properties of Voice Engine
4.3 Positioning, Select, and Create Engine
4.3.1 Default Engine Creation
4.3.2 Simple Engine Creation
4.3.3 Advanced Engine Creation
4.3.3.1 Refining a list of engine
4.4 Engine Status
4.4.1 Status System
4.4.2 Configuring Status System
4.4.3 Configuring Status and Call Module 4.4.4 Pause - Re-starting Status System
4.4.5 Status sharing
4.4.6 Synthesizer (Program)
4.4.7 Recipe (Program) Abort
4.5 engine event
4.5.1 Event Synchronization
4.6 Function of other engines
4.6.1 Runtime Engine Attributes
4.6.2 Voice Management
4.6.3 Vocabulary Management
Chapter 5 Speech Synthesis: Javax.Speech.Synthes ........................................ V
5.1 "Hello World!"
5.2 Synthesizer as an engine
5.3 Speech Original
5.4 Speech Output Sequence
5.5 Monitoring voice output
5.6 Synthetic Attributes
5.6.1 Select Sound
5.6.2 Attribute transformation in JSML
5.6.3 Control Rhythm
Chapter 6 speech recognition: javax.speech.recognition ..................................... VI
6.1 "Hello!"
6.2 As an identifier as an engine
6.3 identifier status system
6.3.1 Inherited Status
6.3.2 identifier focus
6.3.3 Identification status
6.3.3.1 Voice events vs. Other events
6.3.3.2 Voice Input Event Period
6.3.3.3 No Voice Event Period
6.3.4 Interaction between state systems
6.4 Identifying Syntax
6.4.1 Syntax Interface
6.4.2 Entrusted changes
6.4.3 Syntax activation
6.5 Standard Syntax
6.5.1 Syntax Definition
6.5.2 Import
6.5.3 Standard Class
6.5.3.1 Advanced Standard Procedures
6.5.4 Dynamic Stroni
6.5.5 Grammatical Analysis
6.6 Command Syntax
6.6.1 Command Context
6.7 Recognition Results (Results)
6.7.1 End of results (Finalization)
6.7.2 Results Interface Level (Hierarchy)
6.7.3 Result Information
6.7.3.1 Results Interface
6.7.3.2 FinalResult interface
6.7.3.3 FinalDictationResult interface
6.7.3.4 FinalRuleResult interface
6.7.4 Results Lifecycle
6.7.5 ResultListener Accessories
6.7.6 identifier and result status
6.7.6.1 Update Syntax
6.7.7 End of syntax
6.7.8 Tag end
6.7.9 Determine the standard result
6.7.9.1 Results Mark
6.7.9.2 Alternate estimation
6.7.9.3 Results Label
6.7.9.4 Results analysis
6.7.10 Determine the result of the command
6.7.10.1 Alternate estimation
6.7.10.2 Results Mark
6.7.11 Results Audio
6.7.12 Adjustment
6.7.13 Attenuation results
6.7.14 Results Timing
6.7.15 Storage Results
6.8 identifier properties
6.9 Speaker Management
6.10 identifier audio
