Parser for a Speech Understanding System

Citation

Paxton, W. H., & Robinson, A. E. (1973). A parser for a speech understanding system. SRI INTERNATIONAL MENLO PARK CA ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CENTER.

Abstract

This paper describes a parsing system specifically designed for spoken rather than written input. The parser is part of a project in progress at Stanford Research Institute to develop a computer system for understanding speech. The approach described uses as much heuristic knowledge as possible in order to minimize the demands on acoustic analysis.

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