Towards usable multimodal command languages: definition and ergonomic assessment of constraints on users' spontaneous speech and gestures

Robbe, Sandrine; Carbonell, Noëlle; Valot, Claude

doi:10.21437/eurospeech.1997-472

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Towards the design of usable multimodal interaction languages

Carbonell

2003

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UAIS. Article dans revue scientifique avec comité de lecture. The original publication is available at www.springerlink.comInternational audienceThis paper presents novel recommendations for the design of usable multimodal command or query languages. These recommendations have been inferred from the results of three empirical studies focused on the use of spontaneous speech (first study) and the synergic use of spontaneous versus controlled speech and gestures (second and third studies) for interacting with current application software. In particular, we propose a method for designing multimodal languages which can be considered as appropriate substitutes for direct manipulation, in all contexts precluding the use of mouse and keyboard, and for all standard categories of users, especially the general public. || Nous présentons de nouvelles recommandations pour la conception de langages d'interaction multimodaux robustes, faciles à apprendre et à utiliser. Ces recommandations ont été établies à partir des résultats de trois études empiriques sur l'usage spontan

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Towards the design of usable multimodal interaction languages

Carbonell

2003

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An empirical study of speech and gesture interaction

Robbe

1998

CHI 98 Conference Summary on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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We present two related empirical studies of the use of speech and gestures in simulated HCI environments. This research aims at providing designers of future multimodal interfaces for the general public with useful information on users' expectations and requirements. Results demonstrate the usability of tractable artificial command languages composed of utterances from a restricted subset of natural language, a few pointing gestures, and multimodal combinations of both types of units. KeywordsMultimodal user interface, usability evaluation, user acceptance.

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Understanding users' perception of speech recognition errors in mobile communication

2009

IJMLO

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Towards usable multimodal command languages: definition and ergonomic assessment of constraints on users' spontaneous speech and gestures

Cited by 3 publications

References 4 publications

Towards the design of usable multimodal interaction languages

Towards the design of usable multimodal interaction languages

An empirical study of speech and gesture interaction

Understanding users' perception of speech recognition errors in mobile communication

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