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NATURAL-LANGUAGE WITH DISCRETE SPEECH AS A MODE FOR HUMAN-TO-MACHINE COMMUNICATION

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1985
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Biermann, AW
Rodman, RD
Rubin, DC
Heidlage, JF
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10.1145/3812.3817
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Biermann, AW; Rodman, RD; Rubin, DC; & Heidlage, JF (1985). NATURAL-LANGUAGE WITH DISCRETE SPEECH AS A MODE FOR HUMAN-TO-MACHINE COMMUNICATION. COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM, 28(6). pp. 628-636. 10.1145/3812.3817. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/10170.
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