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Lucent Technologies INTUITY CONVERSANT System Version 6.0 Guide
Lucent Technologies INTUITY CONVERSANT System Version 6.0 Guide
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INTUITY CONVERSANT System Version 6.0 Application Design Guidelines 585-310-670 Issue 1.0 December 1996 Designing a Voice Response Application Page 4-35 Dial Through and Barge-in 4 How to Encourage Dial Through and Barge-in Exp erienc ed c allers like to shorten the c all b y resp ond ing d uring the p romp t, and thus save time b ec ause they know what to say or d o. Therefore, if you have the d ial throug h/b arg e-in c ap ab ility enab led for a p romp t, you should enc ourag e c allers...
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INTUITY CONVERSANT System Version 6.0 Application Design Guidelines 585-310-670 Issue 1.0 December 1996 Designing a Voice Response Application Page 4-36 Dial Pulse Recognition in Applications 4 Dial Pulse Recognition in Applications Use the guid elines in this sec tion to d esig n ap p lic ations that use d ial p ulse recognition (DPR). Dial Pulse Recognition Training To imp rove d ial p ulse rec ognition ac c urac y, the system uses a method c alled training. Training allows the system to...
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INTUITY CONVERSANT System Version 6.0 Application Design Guidelines 585-310-670 Issue 1.0 December 1996 Designing a Voice Response Application Page 4-37 FlexWord Speech Recognition in Applications 4 FlexWord Speech Recognition in Applications Use the guid elines in this sec tion to d esig n ap p lic ations that use FlexWord sp eec h rec og nition. The FlexWord Sp eec h Rec og nition software rec og nizes c allers sp eaking word s from a voc ab ulary that you d efine for your ap plic ations....
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INTUITY CONVERSANT System Version 6.0 Application Design Guidelines 585-310-670 Issue 1.0 December 1996 Designing a Voice Response Application Page 4-38 FlexWord Speech Recognition in Applications 4 Meaning Make your word lists meaningful and help ful to your c allers. Choose word s and p hrases that would oc c ur naturally to your c allers. Ask some of your typ ic al c allers what word s or p hrases they would use for ac tions in your ap p lic ation. Do not rely only on your knowled g e,...
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INTUITY CONVERSANT System Version 6.0 Application Design Guidelines 585-310-670 Issue 1.0 December 1996 Designing a Voice Response Application Page 4-39 FlexWord Speech Recognition in Applications 4 How to Segment Large Wordlists Larg e word lists are more likely to have word s that sound alike. You c an d ivide the list b y g roup ing the items into smaller word lists. Callers c ould b e p romp ted in two step s: 1. Say the group word (such as a department). 2. Say the ind ivid ual selec...
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INTUITY CONVERSANT System Version 6.0 Application Design Guidelines 585-310-670 Issue 1.0 December 1996 Designing a Voice Response Application Page 4-40 Bilingual, Multilingual, and Non-US English Applications 4 Bilingual, Multilingual, and Non-US English Applications Your INTUITY CONVERSANT system c an sup p ort up to two d ifferent WholeWord sp eec h rec og nition software in several availab le lang uages. Use the g uid elines in this sec tion to effec tively use sp eec h rec ognition for...
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INTUITY CONVERSANT System Version 6.0 Application Design Guidelines 585-310-670 Issue 1.0 December 1996 Designing a Voice Response Application Page 4-41 Bilingual, Multilingual, and Non-US English Applications 4 Figure 4-5. Example of a Language Gate Flowchart Cal l er said yes?. Cal ler said s ?.í First time through?Ye s Ye s No No No Ye s Listen for 4 seconds Listen for 3seconds Hello. Welcome to the ABC Companys infor mation line. Hola. Bienvenidoalneadeinformaci ndecompa aABC.íóñí Para Espa ol,...
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INTUITY CONVERSANT System Version 6.0 Application Design Guidelines 585-310-670 Issue 1.0 December 1996 Designing a Voice Response Application Page 4-42 Bilingual, Multilingual, and Non-US English Applications 4 start: Answer Phone Announce Speak with Interrupt Phrase: “Welcome / Bienvenido ” Set Field Value Field: howmanytimes = 0 ENGLISH: Evaluate If howmanytimes > 1 Announce Speak with Interrupt Phrase “Transferring. ” Transfer To 1234 Type: Blind End Evaluate Set Field Value Field:...
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INTUITY CONVERSANT System Version 6.0 Application Design Guidelines 585-310-670 Issue 1.0 December 1996 Designing a Voice Response Application Page 4-43 Bilingual, Multilingual, and Non-US English Applications 4 Speak with Interrupt Phrase: “We are experiencing technical difficulties... ” Quit End Evaluate SPANISH: Prompt & Collect Prompt Speak with Interrupt Phrase: “Para Espanola, Dagi si ahora. ” Input Mode: MS_YN Max Number of Digits: 01 No. of Tries To Get Input: 01 Checklist Case: “Input...
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INTUITY CONVERSANT System Version 6.0 Application Design Guidelines 585-310-670 Issue 1.0 December 1996 Designing a Voice Response Application Page 4-44 Bilingual, Multilingual, and Non-US English Applications 4 Dates, Times, and Monetary Amounts If your ap p lic ation does not need to speak d ates, times, monetary amounts, or numb ers to the c aller, you c an use a sing le ap p lic ation to hand le the interac tions in b oth lang uag es. Write the ap plic ation in two d ifferent p arts, with...