The development of large-scale dialog systems requires a flexible architecture model and adequate software support to cope with the challenge of system integration. This contribution1 presents a general framework for building integrated natural-language and multimodal dialog systems. Our approach relies on a distributed component model that enables flexible reuse and extension of existing software modules and is able to deal with a heterogeneous software environment. A practical result of our research is the development of a sophisticated integration platform, called Multiplatform, which is based on the proposed framework. This Multiplatform testbed has been used in various large and mid-size research projects to develop integrated system prototypes.
%0 Journal Article
%1 HerzogNdiayeEtAl04nle
%A Herzog, Gerd
%A Ndiaye, Alassane
%A Merten, Stefan
%A Kirchmann, Heinz
%A Becker, Tilman
%A Poller, Peter
%D 2004
%J Natural Language Engineering
%K v1205 paper dfki ai development middleware language processing multimodal dialog framework smartkom
%N 3/4
%P 283-305
%R 10.1017/S1351324904003444
%T Large-scale Software Integration for Spoken Language and Multimodal Dialog Systems
%V 10
%X The development of large-scale dialog systems requires a flexible architecture model and adequate software support to cope with the challenge of system integration. This contribution1 presents a general framework for building integrated natural-language and multimodal dialog systems. Our approach relies on a distributed component model that enables flexible reuse and extension of existing software modules and is able to deal with a heterogeneous software environment. A practical result of our research is the development of a sophisticated integration platform, called Multiplatform, which is based on the proposed framework. This Multiplatform testbed has been used in various large and mid-size research projects to develop integrated system prototypes.
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