
LINGUISTICS 35Q - STANFORD UNIVERSITY
Computers and Human Language
Announcements
Check here frequently for any class announcements.
Class notes: for Thursday, January 31
Stanford's Center for the Study of Language and Information has a number of projects going that are relevant to this course. Check out their website at www-csli.stanford.edu and look under the Research and Events headings for more information.
Here are some useful websites for speech technologies:
Microsoft Agent: www.microsoft.com/msagent/
Oregon Graduate Institute's toolkit for speech synthesis & recognition: cslu.cse.ogi.edu/toolkit/
AT&T's Natural Voices speech synthesis demos: www.naturalvoices.att.com/demos/
Compaq's SpeechBot voice indexing system: speechbot.research.compaq.com/
Nuance's Voyager voice browser: www.nuance.com/demos/demo-voicebrowsing.html
Class assignment reminder: for Tuesday, January 15
1. Read Language Files 1 and 3 prior to class. If you have no prior experience with linguistics, pay particular attention to what it is the field attempts to do.
2. If you're interested in the Babylon dictionary we saw Thursday, it's at www.babylon.com