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Natural Voice Output in Interactive Information Systems

THE REQUIREMENTS FOR GOOD COMPUTER SPEECH Computer speech for human-computer interaction is being developed for use in information access systems. Speech is the final stage in a speaker’s encoding of his/her thoughts and attitudes into language in order to communicate them to a listener. But, in addition to good synthetic speech in an information access system it is essential to link the speech output with a natural language processor in order for the system to be useful interactively. There are two aspects to good computer speech