Techniques for Improved Speech-Based Access to Diagrammatic Representations

Tomás Murillo-Morales · Klaus Miesenberger

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Digital Accessibility for Disabilities Tactile and Sensory Interactions Speech and dialogue systems

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Abstract Natural language interfaces (NLIs) are a novel approach to non-visual accessibility of diagrammatic representations, such as statistical charts. This paper introduces a number of methods that aim to compensate for the lack of sight when accessing semantically-enhanced diagrams through a Web-based NLI.

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1992Mental animation: Inferring motion from static displays of mechanical systems.1987On Empirically Validating Functions of Pictures in Prose 2013Evaluating a Tool for Improving Accessibility to Charts and Graphs 2015Ontology-based Semantic Support to Improve Accessibility of Graphics

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