This standard specifies general requirements and evaluation methods for the voice interaction capabilities of smart home devices, and specifies the supporting functionalities and corresponding performance metrics. The standard describes four aspects of voice Artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities of smart home devices: speech processing, semantic analytics, AI skill and user interactive experience. · Speech processing includes voice wake-up, voice recognition, text-to-speech and voiceprint recognition. · Semantic analytics includes intent recognition, lexical analysis, syntax analysis and semantic comprehension. · The AI skill includes information retrieval, device voice control, free conversation and life assistant. · User interactive experience indicators range from device response latency to user satisfaction and user engagement. Based on the general specified requirements, the standard also provides test cases and datasets to systematically evaluate the voice interaction capabilities of smart home devices over the four aspects. The requirements included in this standard are language-agnostic, and hence generically applicable to voice interaction assessment of various languages.
- Standard Committee
- CTS/SDSC - Smart Devices Standards Committee
- Status
- Active PAR
- PAR Approval
- 2022-11-10
Working Group Details
- Society
- IEEE Consumer Technology Society
- Standard Committee
- CTS/SDSC - Smart Devices Standards Committee
- Working Group
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SHDWG - Smart Home Device Working Group
- IEEE Program Manager
- Jiajia Liu
Contact Jiajia Liu - Working Group Chair
- Xiaofei Dong
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P2951
Technical Requirements and Evaluation Methods for Intelligent Levels of Smart Home Devices
This standard provides a general intelligence level architecture for smart home devices, in order to stipulate their capabilities equipped by various sensors, hardware and software. The standard specifies home device intelligence capabilities mainly from seven aspects, including computation, perception, cognition, motion, coordination, skills, and security. · The computation comprises of computing, memory, storage, and network components. · The perception includes speech and vision. · The cognition is enabled by natural language processing and other related technologies. · The motion involves decision-making and route planning. · The coordination describes how the device interacts with others. · The skills refer to study, education, entertainment, and others based on the type and domain of devices. · The security includes electromagnetic compatibility and system security.
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