Sentence examples for conversational data from inspiring English sources

This morning Adobe launched a new set of analytics tools, Adobe Sensei for Voice, to help brands take advantage of conversational data to improve targeting and, ideally, conversions.

This would help identify its flaws and generate much sharper conversational data for the system to learn from.

Gender differences in the acoustic realization of creaky voice: Evidence from conversational data collected in inland California.

The speech itself is different in conversational style than the larger databases that we would typically use to improve our models, including "conversational" data sets like Switchboard.

Indeed, our corpus of Cantonese conversational data yielded a collection of instances of strong agreements which exhibit structures closely resembling those found in Japanese.

The study of how novel language processing technologies can help make us sense of large volumes of human conversational data has been funded by the European Union and involved four universities in three countries, plus two private sector partners.

Natural language generation techniques have been investigated, including the use of logs of past conversations with conversational partners, data from a user's schedule and from real-time Internet vocabulary searches, as well as information about location from global positioning systems and other sensors.

Freespee aims to consolidate this conversation data to give brands the full conversational commerce picture.

With respect to the type of speech, it is clear from Table 5 that results using microphone speech, particularly distant microphones in less controlled settings than in audiovisual studios (such as in broadcast news) or close-talking conversational telephone data, are definitely much more limited.

With respect to the type of speech, it is clear from Table 4 that results using microphone speech, particularly distant microphones, in less controlled settings than audiovisual studios (such as in broadcast news) or close-talking conversational telephone data are definitely much more limited.

Qualitative interviews were conducted in order to obtain rich (in a conversational sense) data about participants' descriptions of pain contextualised in their own experiences [ 18].