World Wide Web, Flexibility, Open Agent Architecture, Legacy system and Multimedia are his primary areas of study. Many of his studies on World Wide Web involve topics that are commonly interrelated, such as Ontology. In his papers, Adam Cheyer integrates diverse fields, such as Flexibility, Agent architecture, Autonomous agent, Delegation, Facilitator and Knowledge management.
His Open Agent Architecture research includes elements of Unified messaging and Voicemail. His Multimedia research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Speech input, Mobile client, Dialog box and Natural language. In his study, Adam Cheyer carries out multidisciplinary Knowledge worker and Human–computer interaction research.
His primary scientific interests are in Human–computer interaction, World Wide Web, Speech input, Multimedia and Natural language. In his research, Adam Cheyer undertakes multidisciplinary study on Human–computer interaction and Interface. As part of one scientific family, Adam Cheyer deals mainly with the area of World Wide Web, narrowing it down to issues related to the Ontology, and often Leverage, Topic Maps and Personalization.
His Speech input study combines topics in areas such as User intent, Service, Database and Paraphrase. His studies deal with areas such as Frame, Open Agent Architecture, Knowledge base and Social network as well as Multimedia. Adam Cheyer has researched Natural language in several fields, including Speaker recognition, Dialog box and Agent architecture.
Adam Cheyer mainly investigates Speech input, World Wide Web, Natural language, Dialog box and Information retrieval. His Speech input research incorporates themes from User intent, Human–computer interaction, Service and Paraphrase. His studies in Human–computer interaction integrate themes in fields like Representation and Orchestration, Database.
World Wide Web and Business are two areas of study in which Adam Cheyer engages in interdisciplinary work. His Selection research extends to Natural language, which is thematically connected. His study explores the link between Information retrieval and topics such as Domain that cross with problems in Data mining and Representation.
His main research concerns Speech input, Natural language, Dialog box, Multimedia and World Wide Web. His Speech input research includes themes of User intent, Feature and Computer security, Password, Authentication. His research on Natural language frequently links to adjacent areas such as Selection.
Multimedia connects with themes related to Mobile client in his study.
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Intelligent Automated Assistant
Thomas Robert Gruber;Adam John Cheyer;Dag Kittlaus;Didier Rene Guzzoni.
(2011)
The open agent architecture: A framework for building distributed software systems
David L. Martin;Adam J. Cheyer;Douglas B. Moran.
Applied Artificial Intelligence (1999)
Method and apparatus for building an intelligent automated assistant
Adam Cheyer;Didier Rene Guzzoni.
(2006)
Unified messaging methods and systems for communication and cooperation among distributed agents in a computing environment
Adam J. Cheyer;David L. Martin.
(1999)
Mobile navigation of network-based electronic information using spoken input
Christine Halverson;Luc Julia;Dimitris Voutsas;Adam Cheyer.
(2000)
Using a community of distributed electronic agents to support a highly mobile, ambient computing environment
Luc Julia;Adam Cheyer.
(2000)
System, method, and article of manufacture for agent-based navigation in a speech-based data navigation system
Christine Halverson;Luc Julia;Dimitris Voutsas;Adam Cheyer.
(2001)
Multimodal Maps: An Agent-Based Approach
Adam Cheyer;Luc Julia.
european conference on machine learning (1998)
Device access using voice authentication
아담 제이. 체이어.
(2012)
The Open Agent Architecture
Adam Cheyer;David Martin.
Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems (2001)
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