February 2000
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406 pages
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Speech Research
American Voice Input/Output Society (AVIOS). AVIOS is a not-for-profit society dedicated to disseminating information about real-world applications that use speech technology. They publish the International Journal of Speech Technology (IJST).
- Peggie Johnson
- AVIOS
- P.O. Box 20817
- San Jose, CA 95160
- 408-323-1783
- avios@aol.com
- www.avios.com/page_welcome_to_web2.htm
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Dobroth, K. 1998. “It's both what you say and how you say it: The role of prosody in prompt design.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Voice I/O Society.
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