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Handbook of standards and resources for spoken language systems

Gibbon et al., 1997

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9026812351330820619
Author
Gibbon D
Moore R
Winski R
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The technical production of this handbook has been a joint effort by several groups involving a large number of people, and the success of the coordination process in itself is by no means the least significant result of the EAGLES Spoken Language Working Group (see …
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