Xu Cai
Abstract
The particular speech act intention and the particular forming condition make up speech act prototype. Every speech act has a prototype of its own. In the process of performing acts, the speech act may respond accordingly to the changing conditions, which results in changed forms of the prototype.
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The particular speech act intention and the particular forming condition make up speech act prototype. Every speech act has a prototype of its own. In the process of performing acts, the speech act may respond accordingly to the changing conditions, which results in changed forms of the prototype.
Key concepts: Speech act, Computer science, Speech recognition, Process (computing), Free speech, Speech synthesis, Indirect speech, Linguistics