2007 · 17 citations · 10 references
ComputingComputer ScienceLinguisticsComputational LinguisticsNatural Language ProcessingSyntaxClinical Natural Language ProcessingDialogue SystemsLanguage ModelingMachine TranslationQuestion AnsweringSpeech RecognitionAssessment Of Throat PainClinical Dialogue ProcessingClinical Question AnsweringClinical Question Answering SystemsEllipsis ProcessingOnline HelpOnline Help-seekingSpeech-to-text Systems
We describe a bidirectional version of the grammar-based MedSLT medical speech system. The system supports simple medical examination dialogues about throat pain between an English-speaking physician and a Spanish-speaking patient. The physician's side of the dialogue is assumed to consist mostly of WH-questions, and the patient's of elliptical answers. The paper focusses on the grammar-based speech processing architecture, the ellipsis resolution mechanism, and the online help system.
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