IVR Glossary

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JavaScript: An dynamic, weakly typed, prototype-based language with first-class functions that is in widespread use within web browsers and other client-side programmable environments. More formally, it is a dialect of ECMAScript, the most widely supported version being JavaScript 1.5 which parallels the ECMA-262 standard (3rd edition). Read more...See also: ECMAScript, JavaScript engine
JavaScript engine: A JavaScript engine is a software component that runs JavaScript for a host environment, usually a web browser. The Plum IVR platform includes a JavaScript engine for running scripts and code embedded into VoiceXML documents. Read more...See also: ECMAScript, JavaScript
JPEG: JPEG stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group and it indicates a digital image that has been compressed using lossy compression (encoding method that achieves compression by discarding bits of the data). Read more...
JSGF Grammar: The Java Speech Grammar Format (JSGF) is a textual representation of grammars used to create speech recognition applications. Read more...See also: Grammar
Judgment Sample: A judgment sample is a type of non-probability sample for which respondents have been selected to complete a survey. In a judgment sample, a researcher personally selects survey participants. Read more...

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The record element is an input item that collects a recording from the user in a VXML application.