Building a Speech Interface to a Medical Diagnostic System

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Citation: Smadar Shiffman and Alice W. Wu and Alex Poon and Christopher D. Lane and Blackford Middleton and Randolph A. Miller and Fred E. Masarie Jr. and Gregory F. Cooper and Edward H. Shortliffe and Lawrence M. Fagan. (1991) Building a Speech Interface to a Medical Diagnostic System. In KSL-90-70, 1991.

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author Smadar Shiffman and Alice W. Wu and Alex Poon and Christopher D. Lane and Blackford Middleton and Randolph A. Miller and Fred E. Masarie Jr. and Gregory F. Cooper and Edward H. Shortliffe and Lawrence M. Fagan
title Building a Speech Interface to a Medical Diagnostic System
number KSL-90-70
institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory
year 1991
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abstract We describe our experience in building a speech interface to a medical diagnostic system. Our work includes two programs that integrate off-the-shelf technology with programs that manipulate medical terminology. The Term Identifier program uses an Isolated-word, speaker-dependent speech system to provide an interface for entering findings from the INTERNITS-1 knowledge base. Frame Browser is an auxiliary program that uses a continuous-speech speaker-independent speech system to examine frame structures that were used by Term Identifier to described findings. From our work we conclude that it is feasible to have a speech-based interface for entering medical terms to a diagnostic program.

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Abstract We describe our experience in building a s … We describe our experience in building a speech interface to a medical diagnostic system. Our work includes two programs that integrate off-the-shelf technology with programs that manipulate medical terminology. The Term Identifier program uses an Isolated-word, speaker-dependent speech system to provide an interface for entering findings from the INTERNITS-1 knowledge base. Frame Browser is an auxiliary program that uses a continuous-speech speaker-independent speech system to examine frame structures that were used by Term Identifier to described findings. From our work we conclude that it is feasible to have a speech-based interface for entering medical terms to a diagnostic program. ing medical terms to a diagnostic program.
Author Smadar Shiffman and Alice W. Wu and Alex Poon and Christopher D. Lane and Blackford Middleton and Randolph A. Miller and Fred E. Masarie Jr. and Gregory F. Cooper and Edward H. Shortliffe and Lawrence M. Fagan  +
Bibtype techreport  +
Has author Smadar Shiffman and Alice W. Wu and Alex Poon and Christopher D. Lane and Blackford Middleton and Randolph A. Miller and Fred E. Masarie Jr. and Gregory F. Cooper and Edward H. Shortliffe and Lawrence M. Fagan  +
Has identifier KSL-90-70  +
Has publishing details 1991  +
Has title Building a Speech Interface to a Medical Diagnostic System  +
Has where published KSL-90-70  +
Has year 1991  +
Institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory  +
Ksl tr id KSL-90-70  +
Number KSL-90-70  +
Process note YES  +
Title Building a Speech Interface to a Medical Diagnostic System  +
Year 1991  +
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