Determining theft of grammar code
First Claim
1. A method for determining theft of grammar code, said grammar code having a plurality of natural command grammars containing representations of valid expressions for a speech-enabled computer program, comprising the steps of:
- adding a valid test expression to said program, said test expression including words virtually certain not to be uttered by someone not already aware of said test expression; and
,causing said program to automatically initiate a perceptible action in response to recognition of said test expression.
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Abstract
A method for programming a grammar code for a speech-enabled computer program, comprising the steps of: enabling a plurality of natural command grammars containing respective representations of valid expressions for said speech-enabled computer program; providing as one of said valid expressions a plurality of ordered words virtually certain not to be uttered by someone not already aware of said plurality of ordered words; and, causing said program to automatically initiate a perceptible action in response to recognition of said plurality of ordered words. The method can further comprise the step of providing translation rules for said plurality of command grammars, wherein speech recognition of said plurality of ordered words invokes one of said translation rules, said invoked one of said translation rules initiating said perceptible action. The action can be activation of a predetermined printer function, displaying a predetermined message on a display device and printing a predetermined message.
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11 Claims
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1. A method for determining theft of grammar code, said grammar code having a plurality of natural command grammars containing representations of valid expressions for a speech-enabled computer program, comprising the steps of:
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adding a valid test expression to said program, said test expression including words virtually certain not to be uttered by someone not already aware of said test expression; and
,causing said program to automatically initiate a perceptible action in response to recognition of said test expression. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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6. A method for programming a grammar code for a speech-enabled computer program, comprising the steps of:
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enabling a plurality of natural command grammars containing respective representations of valid expressions for said speech-enabled computer program; providing as one of said valid expressions a plurality of ordered words virtually certain not to be uttered by someone not already aware of said plurality of ordered words; and
,causing said program to automatically initiate a perceptible action in response to recognition of said plurality of ordered words. - View Dependent Claims (7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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