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“Just speak naturally”: designing for naturalness in automated spoken dialogues
This paper describes an experiment carried out in the domain of telephone banking, and investigates the notion of naturalness in human-machine spoken dialogues. The experiment showed that ‘denatured’ prompts which were stripped of human-like constructs were preferable to callers, and achieved transaction times similar to those resulting from a typical telebanking dialogue.