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``Why Tap When You Can Talk?'': Designing Multimodal Interfaces for Mobile Devices that Are Effective, Adaptive and Satisfying to the User
Mike Phillips, John Nguyen, and Ali Mischke. Advances in Speech Recognition: Mobile Environments, Call Centers and Clinics, chapter 3, (2010)
Mike Phillips, John Nguyen, and Ali Mischke. Advances in Speech Recognition: Mobile Environments, Call Centers and Clinics, chapter 3, (2010)
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v1205 springer paper ai language processing speech recognition multimodal adaptive dialog mobile device user interface zzz.th.c4
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