Educational Testing Service

Alexei V Ivanov

Keelan Evanini

Vikram Ramanarayanan

Yao Qian

David Suendermann-Oeft

Patrick Lange

Jidong Tao

Hillary Molloy

Zhou Yu

Eugene Tsuprun

Systems and methods are provided for implementing an educational dialog system. An initial task model is accessed that identifies a plurality of dialog states associated with a task, a language model configured to identify a response meaning associated with a received response, and a language understanding model configured to select a next dialog state based on the identified response meaning. The task is provided to a plurality of persons for training. The task model is updated by revising the language model and the language understanding model based on responses received to prompts of the provided task, and the updated task is provided to a student for development of speaking capabilities.

Computer-implemented systems and methods for a crowd source-bootstrapped spoken dialog system

Systems and methods are provided providing a spoken dialog system. Output is provided from a spoken dialog system that determines audio responses to a person based on recognized speech content from the person during a conversation between the person and the spoken dialog system. Video data associated with the person interacting with the spoken dialog system is received. A video engagement metric is derived from the video data, where the video engagement metric indicates a level of the person's engagement with the spoken dialog system.

Computer-implemented systems and methods for evaluating speech dialog system engagement via video

Systems and methods are provided for providing voice authentication of a candidate speaker. Training data sets are accessed, where each training data set comprises data associated with a training speech sample of a speaker and a plurality of speaker metrics, where the plurality of speaker metrics include a native language of the speaker. The training data sets are used to train a neural network, where the data associated with each training speech sample is a training input to the neural network, and each of the plurality of speaker metrics is a training output to the neural network. Data associated with a speech sample is provided to the neural network to generate a vector that contains values for the plurality of speaker metrics, and the values contained in the vector are compared to values contained in a reference vector associated with a known person to determine whether the candidate speaker is the known person.

Computer-implemented systems and methods for speaker recognition using a neural network

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Alexei V Ivanov