MockTell: exploring challenges of user emulation in interactive voice response testing
暂无分享,去创建一个
Increasing use of telephone devices has made the Interactive Voice Response (IVR), a technology for accessing information over phone, popular among the commercial organizations. IVR systems are used for critical applications like flight reservation, tele-banking, etc. which requires to have well tested IVR systems. Manual testing of an IVR application requires dialing number, listening and responding to voice prompts through key-press or speech.
Automating the tests for IVR applications requires mimicking the user behavior. We present MockTell, a generic tool for call emulation with ability to mimic user behavior. MockTell uses data generated from real world calls for call emulation that helps in optimizing and evaluating the performance of IVR applications. MockTell also allows simulation of calls to provide further testing of system.
[1] Saverio Perugini,et al. A study of out-of-turn interaction in menu-based, IVR, voicemail systems , 2007, CHI.
[2] Roberto Pieraccini,et al. User modeling for spoken dialogue system evaluation , 1997, 1997 IEEE Workshop on Automatic Speech Recognition and Understanding Proceedings.
[3] Pushpendra Singh,et al. A usability study of adaptive interfaces for interactive voice response system , 2013, ACM DEV '13.
[4] P. Kumaraguru,et al. Tring ! Tring !-An Exploration and Analysis of Interactive Voice Response Systems , 2012 .