• Linguistic Technology and Artificial Intelligence in Medical History-Taking. Update: Computers in Medicine, Vol. II (5), October (pp. 56-60)
• The Linguistic Screening Module: Effective Monitoring of the Pacemaker Patient. Update: Computers in Medicine, Vol. III (2), March (pp. 11-14)
• Dynamics of the Doctor-Patient Interview: What Happens When the Physician Interrupts the Patient? Osteopathic Medical News, Vol. III (4), April (pp. 28-32)
• New Ways to Interview Effectively. The Investigative Reporters and Editors Journal, Vol. 9 (3), Summer (pp. 8-9)
• Getting Straight Answers from Experts: A Comprehensive Guide to What they Appear to be Saying. The Judges’ Journal, Vol. 25 (3), Summer (pp. 30-34)
• Reprint, Ibid., The Los Angeles Daily Journal, No. 86-19 (October 10) (pp. 13-17)
• Computer-Aided Instruction for Improving History-Taking Skills (Part I). Physicians and Computers, Vol. 4 (6), October (pp. 32-36)
• Computer-Aided Instruction for Improving History-Taking Skills (Part II). Physicians and Computers, Vol. 4 (7), November (pp. 33-37)
• Medical History-Taking as an Interactive Event. In Doctor-Patient Interaction, Walburga von Raffler-Engel (ed) Amsterdam/Philadelphia: John Benjamins Publishing Co. (pp. 61-77)
• How Sequence Packages Can Aid Language Understanding. Speech Technology Magazine, Vol. 4 (4), June/July (pp. 36-37)
• Designing the Virtual Agent: Some Theoretical and Practical Considerations. Call Center News Service, Vol. 4 (24): (December 4) (pp. 1-4)
• Using Sequence Package Analysis to Improve Natural Language Understanding. International Journal of Speech Technology, Vol. 4 (1): (pp. 31-44)
• Software Paves Way for Dialogue: Montreal Developer Designs Programs Allowing People to Speak Naturally to “Virtual Agent.” Montreal Gazette (June 7) (p. B5).
• Your Voice is My Command: Computers Controlled by the Human Voice. InfoWorld CTO Zone (June 27).
• Linguistics Expert Predicts Voice Technology will Play Pivotal Role in Spotting Terrorists. Speech Technology Magazine’s NewsBlast, Vol. 1 (41) (October 10).
• Linguistics Expert Predicts Voice Technology will Play Pivotal Role in Spotting Terrorists. BusinessWire (October 11).
• Spraaktechnologie is must voor inlichtingendiensten: Amerikaanse overheid investeerd al jarenlang in taaltechnologie. Automatisering Gids, Den Haag (October 19) (p. 5)
• Why Linguistics is Important for the Design of a Non Fictional Hal? SpeechTEK 2001 (October 26)
• The Linguistics of a Non-Fictional Hal. EjTalk (October 29)
• Why Linguistics is Important for the Design of a Non Fictional HAL? Reprint of SpeechTEK published White Paper in NextInterface.net. (November)
• Ring In the New Year: Telephones Gain A New Improved Technology for Accessing the Web. NextInterface.net (February/March)
• Untangling How Users Interact with the Voice Web: Building Intelligence into Voice-Based Apps. NextInterface.net (April)
• Untangling V-Commerce: Building Intelligence into Voice-Based Apps. WirelessReport (April)
• Sequence Package Analysis: A Data Mining Tool to Speed Up Wiretap Analysis. AVIOS (Applied Voice Input/Output Society) (May 10)
• Sequence Package Analysis: A Data Mining Tool to Speed Up Wiretap Analysis. Reprint of AVIOS published White Paper in SecureFrontiers.net (May)
• “Smart” Call Centers: Building Natural Language Intelligence Into Voice-Based Apps. Speech Technology Magazine, Vol. 7 (4): (pp. 38-40)
• Sequence Package Analysis: A New Global Standard for Processing Natural Language Input? LISA Newsletter, Vol. 13 (1.2): (pp. 1-6) (February 18)
• Sequence Package Analysis: A New Global Standard for Processing Natural Language Input? Reprint in Speech Technology Magazine’s NewsBlast (February 25)
• Sequence Package Analysis: A New Natural Language Understanding Method for Performing Data Mining of Help-Line Calls and Doctor-Patient Interviews. In B. Sharp (Ed.), Proceedings of the 1st International Workshop on Natural Language Understanding and Cognitive Science, ICEIS 2004, University of Portugal (April 13) (pp. 64-74)
• A New Natural Language Method for Performing Efficient Mining of Government Tape-Recordings of the Conversations of Terror Suspects. IEEE (ITCC, IAS Track) (April 11)
• Using Sequence Package Analysis As a New Natural Language Understanding Method for Mining Government Recordings of Terror Suspects. In B. Sharp (Ed.), Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Natural Language Understanding and Cognitive Science, ICEIS 2006, Paphos, Cyprus, pp. 101-108 (April 23)
• SEQUENCE PACKAGE ANALYSIS: A New Natural Language Understanding Method for Intelligent Mining of Recordings of Doctor-Patient Interviews and Health-Related Blogs. IEEE, pp. 441-448 (ITNG 2007)
• Abstract to Sequence Package Analysis: A New Method for Intelligent Mining of Patient Dialog, Blogs and Help-Line Calls. Journal of Computers, Vol. 2 (10) (December): (p. 45) (see next entry for full article)
• Sequence Package Analysis: A New Method for Intelligent Mining of Patient Dialog, Blogs and Help-Line Calls. Journal of Computers, Vol. 2 (10) (December): (pp. 45-51)
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