INTELLIGENT MAN-MACHINE INTERFACE
Elsevier eBooksPublished 1 January 1982
Hozumi Tanaka, Seibi Chiba, Masatsugu Kidode, Hideyuki Tamura, Tsuguo KODERA
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Research into intelligent man-machine interfaces is divided into three fundamental categories: natural language processing, speech processing, and picture and image processing which will provide the foundation for the development of such basic application systems as an intelligent question answering system and a machine translation system.
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One of the goals of research into intelligent man-machine interfaces is to develop fundamental techniques which will afford flexible interactive facilities for the fifth generation computer systems. The plan for researches into intelligent man-machine interfaces is divided into three fundamental categories: 1) natural language processing, 2) speech processing, and 3) picture and image processing. These researches will also help provide the foundation for the development of such basic application systems as an intelligent question answering system and a machine translation system.
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