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Method for Embedding Voice Mail in a Spoken Utterance Using a Natural Language Processing Computer System
Keyvan Mohajer,Bernard Mont-Reynaud +1 more
- 01 Feb 2014
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TL;DR: In this article, a method for processing a voice message in a computerized system is presented, which receives and records a speech utterance including a message portion and a communication portion.
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Abstract: A method for processing a voice message in a computerized system. The method receives and records a speech utterance including a message portion and a communication portion. The method proceeds to parse the input to identify and separate the message portion and the communication portion. It then identifies communication parameters, including one or more destination mailboxes, from the communication portion, and it transmits the message portion to the destination mailbox as a voice message.
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