Literature Reviews
Reviewed research papers, articles, and publications relevant to digital accessibility.
4 results found tagged word completion.
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EasyVoice: Integrating Voice Synthesis with Skype
This paper presents EasyVoice, a system developed at the University of Algarve that integrates text-to-speech synthesis with Skype to enable people with voice disabilities to have real-time phone conversations. The core insight is that while TTS syst…
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Alternative Text Entry Using Different Input Methods
This paper presents the HaMCoS (Hands-free Mouse Control System) framework and its text entry applications, designed for people who cannot use their hands to operate a keyboard. HaMCoS works by detecting intentional muscle contractions — specifically…
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From Letters to Words: Efficient Stroke-based Word Completion for Trackball Text Entry
This paper presents a significant extension to Trackball EdgeWrite, a unistroke text entry method designed for people who use trackballs as their primary pointing device. The original Trackball EdgeWrite allowed users to enter text one character at a…
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Semantic Knowledge in Word Completion
This paper proposes an integrated word-completion system that combines semantic knowledge with traditional n-gram statistical models to produce more contextually appropriate predictions for users with linguistic or physical disabilities. Standard wor…