Internet of Speech: A Conceptual Model

Arsovski, Sasa; Osipyan, Hasmik; Cheok, Adrian David; Muniru, Idris Oladele

doi:10.2991/reka-18.2018.79

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“…In this scenario, new paradigms have come forward: the Internet of Conversational Things (IoCT) that arises from the ability of the Things to communicate and cooperate in order to create new services [1]; the Social Internet of Things (SIoT) [18] that can be viewed as an ecosystem in which people and connected devices can interact in a social structure of relationships [19]. In this framework, applications and services can be provided in a user-friendly manner relying on web technologies [20].…”

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“…The increasing desire to verbally interact with devices and applications [22] and the growing preference for conversational search lead to the introduction of Conversational Agents in more and more domains. Systems able to interact with people not just by reacting schematically to a request but through dialog or conversation were implemented [1]. Conversational Agents can be implemented in order to provide a personal assistance answering to the users in real time [23] and making interaction more natural and effortless [1].…”

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“…Systems able to interact with people not just by reacting schematically to a request but through dialog or conversation were implemented [1]. Conversational Agents can be implemented in order to provide a personal assistance answering to the users in real time [23] and making interaction more natural and effortless [1]. The use of natural language is a simple vehicle to realize an interoperability system that is universal and embraces people, devices and applications [24].…”

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“…Speech is universal and widespread, natural and faster. These features together with the improvement in Voice Computing (VC) that include Natural Language Processing (NLP), Speech Recognition, as well as growth in Artificial Intelligence point out that the future interaction in the IoCT ecosystem will be based on speech [1].…”

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“…The "Internet of Things" or "Internet of Objects" is a concept that describes the wireless and wired Things connected to the Internet for exchanging information [1]. Nevertheless, the actual value is not created by the Things but by the connection between people, process, data, and things-the "four pillars" on which the Internet of Everything (IoE) concept is built [2] [3].…”

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