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| | Speech recognition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Speech recognition technologies allow computers equipped with a source of sound input, such as a microphone, to interpret human speech, for example, for transcription or as an alternative method of interacting with a computer. | | | Speech recognition is also used for speech fluency evaluation and language instruction. | | | Speech recognition system are based on simplified stochastic models, so any aspects of the speech that may be important to recognition but are not represented in the models cannot be used to aid in recognition. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speech_recognition
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| | Speech Recognition |
| | Speech recognition to enhance computer access for children and young adults who are functionally non-speaking. | | | Finally, a similar study by Treviranus, Shein, Haataja, Parnes and Milner (1991) examined the use of speech recognition in combination with scanning to increase the rate of computer input by individuals who are functionally non-speaking. | | | At present, for speech recognition to be successful with dysarthric speakers, Coleman and Meyers indicate a need for adjustments to be made to the input signal or the instrumentation of the recognition system. |
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http://aac.unl.edu/csl/recogniz.html
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| | speech recognition & speaker biometrics - J. Markowitz, Consultants |
| | Sometimes this is used to refer to speech recognition systems that process "conversational speech" even if they do not use artificial intelligence. | | | speaker independent speech recognition can be used by people who have not first enrolled with a system or otherwise trained it to recognize their speech. | | | speaker dependent speech recognition cannot be used effectively by a speaker until that speaker has trained every word in the system. |
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http://www.jmarkowitz.com/glossary.html
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| | Speech Recognition Grammar Specification Version 1.0 |
| | For speech recognition, a token is typically an orthographic entity of the language being recognized. | | | speech input for "voice" mode grammars and DTMF input for "dtmf" mode grammars. | | | Language and results: The language used in the recognition of a token is not considered a part of the speech result even in the case that a language declaration is associated with a token. |
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http://www.w3.org/TR/2002/CR-speech-grammar-20020626
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| | How to Build a Speech Recognition Circuit Page 1 |
| | This is an attractive approach to speech recognition for computers because the speech recognition chip operates as a co-processor to the main CPU. | | | Currently most speech recognition systems available today are programs that use personal computers. | | | In the near future, speech recognition will become the method of choice for controlling appliances, toys, tools, computers and robotics. |
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http://www.imagesco.com/articles/hm2007/SpeechRecognitionTutorial01.html
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| | Speech Recognition |
| | Speech recognition is a difficult problem, largely because of the many sources of variability associated with the signal. | | | When speech is produced in a sequence of words, language models or artificial grammars are used to restrict the combination of words. | | | Speech recognition systems attempt to model the sources of variability described above in several ways. |
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http://cslu.cse.ogi.edu/HLTsurvey/ch1node4.html
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| | Commercial Speech Recognition - II |
| | ART, Advanced Recognition Technologies, Inc. develops handwriting and speech recognition solutions that are appropriate for embedding in consumer devices such as cell phones, PDAs and toys. | | | UCLA has a research lab in speech recognition, included programs that are investigating the details of how humans speak and hear. | | | Speech Technology and Applied Research (STAR) is a seasoned R&D team, experts in English Language speech variation, Speech modification and interpretation, and Speech-based operations. |
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http://www.speechstudio.com/commercial/speech.htm
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| | Speech Recognition HOWTO |
| | Speech recognition is the process by which a computer (or other type of machine) identifies spoken words. | | | Speech recognition systems can be separated in several different classes by describing what types of utterances they have the ability to recognize. | | | Automated Speech Recognition (ASR or just SR) on Linux is just starting to come into its own, and I hope this document gives it a push in the right direction - by supporting both users and developers of ASR technology. |
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http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/Speech-Recognition-HOWTO.html
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| | TMA Associates - Speech Recognition News and Conference |
| | Speech analytics goes beyond looking for single occurrences of phrases to a broader analysis of the context of a search phrase, and may use metadata (text sources that label the file or its location, for example). | | | Speech Recognition (Automated Speech Recognition, ASR, speech-to-text, voice recognition*): Automated recognition of the content of speech for the purposes of representing it as text or taking an appropriate action. | | | Grammars (defined grammars): In a speech recognition system, a specification of the range of possible responses by a speaker in a particular context compiled by a designer/developer, e.g., in response to a prompt such as, “What is your account number?” |
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http://www.tmaa.com
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| | Salon Technology Talking 'bout a computer revolution |
| | Speech recognition technology promises to transform how we interact with computers -- or turn us all into mindless gibbering automatons. | | | The market for speech technology has more than doubled in the last two years -- speech-recognition software sales in 1997, according to research firm PC Data, hovered around the 200,000-unit mark; in 1999 so far, more than 522,000 units have already been sold. | | | To be blunt, the four days I spent testing voice-recognition software programs added up to perhaps one of the most frustrating experiences I have ever had with a computer. |
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http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/1999/10/29/voice_recognition
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| | Microsoft Speech - Speech SDK 5.1 for Windows® applications |
| | The speech recognition rate is directly related to the quality of the input. | | | Speech SDK 5.1 replaces version 5.0, and Speech API (SAPI) version 5.1 is binary compatible with SAPI 5.0. | | | The SDK also includes freely distributable text-to-speech engines (in U.S. English and Simplified Chinese) and speech recognition engines (in U.S. English, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese). |
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http://www.microsoft.com/speech/download/sdk51
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| | Speech at CMU |
| | CMU AI Repository: Speech Recognition and Synthesis section. | | | CMU has a historic position in computational speech research, and continues to test the limits of the art. | | | Robust Recognition Automatic speech recognition in adverse environments. |
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http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu
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| | Speech Recognition |
| | Because of its performance limitations, simple speech recognition is not enough for applications which require long inputs. | | | Since speech recognition does not work well for everyone in all circumstances, no game will be able to get by with only a spoken interface. | | | This three-part article series will therefore examine the basic techniques behind speech recognition, natural language understanding, automated dialogue strategies, and their applications to the games of the future. |
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http://www.gignews.com/fdlspeech1.htm
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| | PC AI - Speech Recognition |
| | Speech synthesis is the task of transforming written input to spoken output. | | | Speech and Language Processing: An Introduction to Natural Language Processing, Computational Linguistics and Speech Recognition | | | As a consequence of its reliance on phonology, linguistics, signal processing, statistics, computer science, acoustics, connectionist networks, psychology and other fields, there are many technologies involved in speech technology. |
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http://www.pcai.com/web/ai_info/speech_recognition.html
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| | Apple - Mac OS X - Speech |
| | Apple’s leadership in speech recognition technology makes it possible by bringing a whole new dimension to the user interface: speech. | | | Combined with VoiceOver, speech synthesis will help turn the graphical user interface into a vocal user interface. | | | You don’t even have to train it to understand your voice, because it already understands you, from your very first word. |
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http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/speech
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| | Speech Recognition - LumenVox |
| | The Speech Engine is speaker and hardware independent, which supports SRGS and SISR on the Windows and Linux platform. | | | Our revolutionary speech recognition software products have gained industry recognition by winning over 18 awards for innovation, technical excellence, and user’s choice. | | | San Diego, CA (March 13th, 2006) – LumenVox, an innovator of speech recognition technology, announced today that Digium Inc., the creator of Asterisk™, and pioneer of open source telephony, is currently integrating LumenVox’s Speech Engine into their Open Source and Business Edition PBX’s. |
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http://www.lumenvox.com
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| | Speech Recognition - Typing Injury FAQ |
| | Explore the full capacity of speech recognition systems, take the opportunity to help manufacturers find and fix bugs, suggest user interface enhancements, and help the novice user get the best out of their speech recognition system. | | | VoiceGroup is an active community of active beginner and expert USERS of speech recognition programs such as Dragon NaturallySpeaking, Dragon Dictate, IBM ViaVoice and LernoutandHauspie's VoiceXpress products to name a few. | | | The Speech Technology Group engages in research and development of spoken language technologies. |
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http://www.tifaq.com/speech.html
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| | SpeechLinks: Speech Recognition |
| | Speech Recognition List: Applied Speech Technology Laboratory of CLSI at Stanford | | | Fundamentals of Speech Recognition course syllabus by Joe Picone | | | Fundamentals of Speech Recognition Course by Joe Picone |
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| | Automatic Speech Recognition: Home |
| | The primary goal of our Internet-Accessible Speech Recognition Technology project is to create a freely available, modular, state-of-the-art speech recognition system that can be easily modified to suit your research needs. | | | Alignment with CAVS has created many new research opportunities for intelligent systems, and is providing an opportunity to broaden the impact of our software beyond speech. | | | In addition to the core recognition software, we distribute other tools that minimize the effort required to use our system to recreate important benchmarks: |
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http://www.cavs.msstate.edu/hse/ies/projects/speech
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| | HTK Speech Recognition Toolkit |
| | Machine Intelligence Laboratory (formerly known as the Speech Vision and Robotics Group) of the Cambridge University Engineering Department (CUED) where it has been used to build CUED's large vocabulary speech recognition systems (see CUED HTK LVR). | | | Those interested in a research studentship working with the HTK team might also consider first applying for a place on the Computer Speech, Text and Internet Technlogy (CSTIT) MPhil jointly run by the CUED MI Laboratory and the Computer Laboratory. | | | If you are interested in joining the HTK Team to work on software development or speech recognition algorithm research (either as an RA or PhD student) send an email with your CV to Phil Woodland |
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| | Smart Mobs: Speech-recognition |
| | Posted by Jim_Downing at 01:05 AM NPR says "speech-recognition technology has been around since the 1960s, when computer scientists were trying to mimic the complexities of human speech. | | | Now, the technology has become an everyday feature as people talk to computers in the office, cars and more". |
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http://www.smartmobs.com/archive/2005/10/04/speechrecognit.html
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| | Voice recognition - Voice Recognition - InSync Speech Technologies, Inc. |
| | Which Speech Recognition Software is Right For You? | | | A Voice Recognition, Speech Recognition, Language Translation, Digital Recorders, and Microphones store - Voicerecognitionsoftware.net. | | | Several years ago we published a brief article on voice recognition for A great deal has changed, both in terms of voice recognition software and |
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http://www.iseeklinks.com/q/voice-recognition.htm
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| | Introduction - Speech Recognition - Developer Fusion, the UK developer community - VB, ASP, C#, .NET, PHP and XML ... |
| | Microsoft have been developing voice recognition for a few years now and they have a website specialize in that (http://www.microsoft.com/speech). | | | hello sir i'm currently having a thesis on speech/voice recognition, my thesis is about enhancement viterbi algorithm in the application HMM (hidden marcov model) speech recognition, can you give a HM... | | | In fact, programming voice recognition into a software is very simple and I am going to demonstrate how in this article. |
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http://www.developerfusion.co.uk/show/1598
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| | ART |
| | ScanSoft has completed its acquisition of ART, Advanced Recognition Technologies, Inc. With SpeechWorks Solutions' leadership in providing innovative speech technology solutions and a strong global support structure, this is an extremely positive development for our partners and customers. | | | ART's core speech recognition engine, smARTspeak, will now be available under a new name, VoCon Mobile. | | | We invite you to explore our company, talk with our team, and offer your views on how we can make SpeechWorks Solutions your most valued provider of speech and handwriting recognition software for mobile handsets. |
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http://www.artcomp.com
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| | Sensory, Inc. Embedded Speech Technologies including Recognition, Synthesis, Verification, and Music |
| | Sensory leads the emerging embedded speech recognition markets and has captured numerous industry awards for products like the Interactive Speech RSC line of integrated circuits and the Voice Activation line of Software Solutions for DSPs and Microcontrollers. | | | If you are viewing this text, your browser lacks the ability to read frames. | | | Sensory, Inc. Embedded Speech Technologies including Recognition, Synthesis, Verification, and Music |
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| | Speech |
| | The Neural Net Speech Group at University of Karlsruhe | | | The Neural Net Speech Group at Carnegie Mellon | | | InSTIL2000: Integrating Speech Technology in (Language) Learning Conference |
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http://mambo.ucsc.edu/psl/speech.html
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| | Terakeet Corporation - Speech Recognition Software |
| | We understand the power of effective speech solutions and the impact it has on making businesses more profitable. | | | With cutting edge technologies and a team that is better than the best, Terakeet is ready to deliver those solutions to you. | | | And Terakeet Corporation is leading the way with integrated application development services that enable the use of voice automation and speech recognition technology. |
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| | Microsoft Speech: Home Page |
| | Order the 180-day evaluation version of Microsoft Speech Server R2. | | | Find out how Covance and Gigamoto Partners developed a Drug Risk Management Solution using Microsoft Speech Server 2004 within a Microsoft.NET operating environment. | | | On-Demand Webcast: The Great Debate, Hosted by Speech Technology Magazine |
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| | Voice Recognition - InSync Speech Technologies, Inc. |
| | This is a book for users of Dragon NaturallySpeaking Professional, Medical of Legal Solutions Version 8 who wish to further their control of their computers by voice. | | | Digital voice recorders are the solution for busy business people who want to record notes, meetings, with the ability to download information to your PC or Speech Recognition Program | | | Buddy USB 5G is our 5 th generation USB adapter that has an inbuilt high-quality sound card, which replaces a desktop or laptop computer's sound card for high fidelity speech sound input and output. |
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| | Dictaphone SpeechRecWorks |
| | Learn how hospital & clinics are saving millions of dollars using Dictaphone Speech Recognition technologies. | | | Healthcare > Speech Recognition > Speech Recognition Portal | | | Smart professionals discuss their positive experiences with Speech Recognition |
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| | MacSpeech: Speech Recognition for Mac OS |
| | Since 1999, MacSpeech has been the preferred choice for the very best in Macintosh speech recognition software. | | | "This comprehensive and versatile speech software package is now faster and slicker with new Tiger support features." | | | You can purchase iListen from our online store, or from one of our resellers. |
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| | Automatic Speech Recognition -- Fall, 2002 |
| | But if the accuracy falls to 90%, the number of incorrect words would be 15 per minute on average, or 750 in the course of a 50-minute class. | | | Ultratec, Inc. has developed a new telecommunications relay service based on this technique and on other innovations in the user interface for telephone calls. | | | Automatic speech recognition (ASR) is now being applied to the transcription of speech for communication access by deaf and hard of hearing people. |
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http://tap.gallaudet.edu/SpeechRecog.htm
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