Voice command definitions used in launching application with a command
AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsF. Avery Bishop, Travis Wilson, Robert Chambers, Robert Brown
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AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsF. Avery Bishop, Travis Wilson, Robert Chambers, Robert Brown
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A voice command definition file (VCDF) declaratively defines voice commands for an application. For example, the VCDF may include definitions for: voice commands; one or more phrases/utterances that may be said to execute each of the commands; a navigation location to navigate to within the application (e.g. a page); phrase lists containing items that may be used as a parameter in a voice command; examples; feedback; and the like. A user may say a single utterance to launch the application, navigate to the associated location of the command and execute the command. The VCDF may define multiple ways to listen for a particular command. The VCDF may be edited/defined by a user and may include a user friendly name for an application. A speech engine loads the VCDF for use such that it may recognize the commands associated with an application. The definitions may be updated during runtime.
A method for specifying voice commands for an application, comprising:
A computer-readable medium storing computer-executable instructions for specifying voice commands for an application, comprising:
A system for specifying voice commands for an application, comprising:
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