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Tutorial modified by Timo Baumann

Timo Baumann — Mon, 15 Aug 2016 10:20:27 -0000

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 Tutorial: Hands-on implementation of incremental systems
 ========================================================
-(held at U Bielefeld on 2013-12-09)
+held at ESSLLI 201& (original version held at U Bielefeld on 2013-12-09)

 The sections below each cover different parts of InproTK, but they should ideally be followed in order.

Tutorial modified by Timo Baumann

Timo Baumann — Thu, 12 Dec 2013 11:02:56 -0000

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 Tutorial: Hands-on implementation of incremental systems
 ========================================================
-(to be held at U Bielefeld on 2013-12-09)
+(held at U Bielefeld on 2013-12-09)

-The sections below each cover diferent parts of InproTK, but they should ideally be followed in order.
+The sections below each cover different parts of InproTK, but they should ideally be followed in order.

-To fully follow the exercises, you should have InproTK installed and in a working condition, and you should have Eclipse (or some other, similar IDE) to help you browse through the code. (Quite usefully, when you mark the name of a method or variable in Eclipse and then right-click on it, Eclipse can take you to the definition of that method ("Open Declaration"). This is very useful to find the interesting bits in the code and get a grasp of what is going on.)
+To fully follow the exercises, you should have InproTK installed and in a working condition, see the [InproTK setup instructions](Setup). Also, you should have Eclipse (or some other, similar IDE) to help you browse through the code. (Quite usefully, when you mark the name of a method or variable in Eclipse and then right-click on it, Eclipse can take you to the definition of that method ("Open Declaration"). This is very useful to find the interesting bits in the code and get a grasp of what is going on.)

Tutorial modified by Timo Baumann

Timo Baumann — Sun, 08 Dec 2013 19:41:55 -0000

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 To fully follow the exercises, you should have InproTK installed and in a working condition, and you should have Eclipse (or some other, similar IDE) to help you browse through the code. (Quite usefully, when you mark the name of a method or variable in Eclipse and then right-click on it, Eclipse can take you to the definition of that method ("Open Declaration"). This is very useful to find the interesting bits in the code and get a grasp of what is going on.)

-0. [Setting up InproTK](Tutorial-setup): Just in case you're using your own computer
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+
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 1. [Speech Recognition](Tutorial-iSR): Producing and analyzing partial recognition hypotheses
 2. [Speech Synthesis](Tutorial-iSS): Speaking before, uh, knowing what to say.
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-
 4. [Incremental Babelfish](Tutorial-babelfish): Putting it all together

Tutorial modified by Timo Baumann

Timo Baumann — Sun, 08 Dec 2013 19:41:27 -0000

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 To fully follow the exercises, you should have InproTK installed and in a working condition, and you should have Eclipse (or some other, similar IDE) to help you browse through the code. (Quite usefully, when you mark the name of a method or variable in Eclipse and then right-click on it, Eclipse can take you to the definition of that method ("Open Declaration"). This is very useful to find the interesting bits in the code and get a grasp of what is going on.)

+0. [Setting up InproTK](Tutorial-setup): Just in case you're using your own computer
 1. [Speech Recognition](Tutorial-iSR): Producing and analyzing partial recognition hypotheses
-2. [Speech Synthesis](Tutorial-iSS): I don't know yet, but now I do.
-3. [Infrastructure](Tutorial-audio): Using RTP and other audio modes
-4. [Incremental Babelfish](Tutorial-combined): Putting it all together
+2. [Speech Synthesis](Tutorial-iSS): Speaking before, uh, knowing what to say.
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+
+4. [Incremental Babelfish](Tutorial-babelfish): Putting it all together

Tutorial modified by Timo Baumann

Timo Baumann — Sat, 07 Dec 2013 16:48:51 -0000

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-Tutorial: Hands-on implementation of incremental systems with InproTK
-=====================================================================
+Tutorial: Hands-on implementation of incremental systems
+========================================================
+(to be held at U Bielefeld on 2013-12-09)

-(to be held at U Bielefeld on 2013-12-09)
+The sections below each cover diferent parts of InproTK, but they should ideally be followed in order.
+
+To fully follow the exercises, you should have InproTK installed and in a working condition, and you should have Eclipse (or some other, similar IDE) to help you browse through the code. (Quite usefully, when you mark the name of a method or variable in Eclipse and then right-click on it, Eclipse can take you to the definition of that method ("Open Declaration"). This is very useful to find the interesting bits in the code and get a grasp of what is going on.)

 1. [Speech Recognition](Tutorial-iSR): Producing and analyzing partial recognition hypotheses
 2. [Speech Synthesis](Tutorial-iSS): I don't know yet, but now I do.

Tutorial modified by Timo Baumann

Timo Baumann — Fri, 06 Dec 2013 13:39:09 -0000

--- v1
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-Tutorial: Implementing incremental systems with InproTK
+Tutorial: Hands-on implementation of incremental systems with InproTK
+=====================================================================
+
 (to be held at U Bielefeld on 2013-12-09)

-1. Speech Recognition
-2. Speech Synthesis
-3. Infrastructure: Using RTP and other audio modes
-4. Incremental Babelfish
+1. [Speech Recognition](Tutorial-iSR): Producing and analyzing partial recognition hypotheses
+2. [Speech Synthesis](Tutorial-iSS): I don't know yet, but now I do.
+3. [Infrastructure](Tutorial-audio): Using RTP and other audio modes
+4. [Incremental Babelfish](Tutorial-combined): Putting it all together

Tutorial modified by Timo Baumann

Timo Baumann — Fri, 06 Dec 2013 13:34:23 -0000

Tutorial: Implementing incremental systems with InproTK
(to be held at U Bielefeld on 2013-12-09)

Speech Recognition
Speech Synthesis
Infrastructure: Using RTP and other audio modes
Incremental Babelfish