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Nuance is pleased to see the W3C Extensible MultiModal Annotation markup language (EMMA) moving toward final Recommendation. Nuance has implemented EMMA in both prototype and commercial systems such as our high performance network-based speech recognition engine. We have found EMMA to be a richly expressive specification. Our experience suggests it is broadly applicable for representing user input from a variety of sources and describing the subsequent processing steps. We believe that EMMA has a promising future at Nuance, within our industry, and as a linchpin in the next generation of multimodal systems.

Jerry Carter
Director Speech Architecture and Standards

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<testimonial>
Nuance is pleased to see the W3C Extensible MultiModal Annotation markup language (EMMA)
moving toward final Recommendation. Nuance has implemented EMMA in both prototype and commercial
systems such as our high performance network-based speech recognition engine. We have found EMMA
to be a richly expressive specification. Our experience suggests it is broadly applicable for
representing user input from a variety of sources and describing the subsequent processing steps.
We believe that EMMA has a promising future at Nuance, within our industry, and as a linchpin in
the next generation of multimodal systems.
</testimonial>
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<assert id="301" res="pass">emma:confidence is used rather than an internal quality metric</assert>
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