Systems and methods for aggregating related inputs using finite-state devices and extracting meaning from multimodal inputs using aggregation
CA 2397466 A1 · Owner: Johnston, Michael J. · Inventors: Johnston, Michael J.; Bangalore, Srinivas
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When using finite-state methods to represent inputs it is beneficial to , combine, related inputs and to represent combinations of related inputs in the finitestate device. In, multimodal recognition systems and methods that integrate different recognized modes, combining related inputs helps the unification process.
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