Bayonne is a freely licensed voice response telephony application server that is part of the GNU Project and a GNU Enterprise component. Rather than being dedicated to one dialect, the server is ... [May. 4, 2001]

This document defines mechanisms for fine control of telephony and speech resources in VoiceXML applications. Pertinent resources include digitized audio, synthesized speech, recognition of spoken i... [Apr. 13, 2001]

This specification defines three types of requirements for the voice markup language: modality, functional, and format. Its modality requirements cover "media in combination with an input/output mecha... [Dec. 23, 1999]

Current speech recognition systems employ grammars to enable computers to determine the meaning of user speech with reasonable accuracy and speed. The JSpeech Grammar Format (JSGF) defines a platfor... [Jun. 5, 2000]

JSpeech Markup Language (JSML) is for marking up text provided by a wide range of users and applications to speech synthesizers, with the goal of producing natural-sounding speech output from comput... [Jun. 5, 2000]

Description of a representative or model architecture for a typical voice browser application. Two types of clients are illustrated: telephony and data networking, with the telephony client being th... [Dec. 23, 1999]

This specification gives the requirements for voice markup languages for multimodal browsers. Multimodal browsers add multimodal capabilities to voice browsers, allowing users to interact via a comb... [Jul. 10, 2000]

Summary: The main goal of this subgroup is to establish a prioritized list of requirements for natural language processing in a voice browser environment.... [Dec. 23, 1999]

The Natural Language Semantics Markup Language (NLSML) Working Draft is a one of the set of specifications for voice browsers that comprise the W3C's Speech Interface Framework (part of its ongoing... [Nov. 20, 2000]

This document, part of a set of specifications for voice browsers, gives the requirements for markup that is used to describe pronunciation lexica (in linguistics, a lexicon is the group of morpheme... [Mar. 12, 2001]

Speech Application Language Tags (SALT) is a set of tags made to extend Extensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML), Wireless Markup Language (WML), Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language (SMIL... [Feb. 25, 2002]

This document defines the syntax for the representation of grammars intended for use in speech recognition, so that developers can specify the words and patterns to be listened for by a speech recog... [Jan. 3, 2001]

The goal of this specification is to establish a prioritized list of requirements for speech synthesis markup.... [Dec. 23, 1999]

This Note describes a specification based on Nuance Communications' Java implementation of SpeechObjects, a core set of reusable dialog components that are callable through a dialog markup language,... [Nov. 14, 2000]

This specification defines the syntax used to represent N-Gram (Markov process) stochastic grammars within Voice Browser Markup Language (VBML). The N-gram specification, one of the proposals for t... [Jan. 3, 2001]

Authored by the W3C's Voice Browser working group, this specifications provides and glossary of terms and technical introduction to the world of voice browsers. (Note: a "voice browser" uses spoken i... [Dec. 23, 1999]

VoiceXML for DirectTalk is a voice rendering application that demonstrates how VoiceXML can be used to provide voice interfaces on traditional Interactive Voice Response (IVR) platforms. This update... [Jun. 22, 2000]