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Topic: Speech recognition

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	Speech Recognition Grammar Specification Version 1.0
		The grammars are intended for use by speech recognizers and other grammar processors so that developers can specify the words and patterns of words to be listened for by a speech recognizer.
		For speech recognition, a token is typically an orthographic entity of the language being recognized.
		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.
	www.w3.org /TR/speech-grammar (11104 words)

	speech recognition & speaker biometrics - J. Markowitz, Consultants (Site not responding. Last check: )
		speaker adaptive speech recognition cannot be used effectively by a speaker until that speaker has provided a sample of speech to the system.
		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.
		Sometimes this is used to refer to speech recognition systems that process "conversational speech" even if they do not use artificial intelligence.
	www.jmarkowitz.com /glossary.html (866 words)

	Speech recognition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Speech recognition (in many contexts also known as 'automatic speech recognition', computer speech recognition or erroneously as Voice Recognition) is the process of converting a speech signal to a sequence of words, by means of an algorithm implemented as a computer program.
		One possible reason why HMMs are used in speech recognition is that a speech signal could be viewed as a piece-wise stationary signal or a short-time stationary signal.
		Each word, or (for more general speech recognition systems), each phoneme, will have a different output distribution; a hidden Markov model for a sequence of words or phonemes is made by concatenating the individual trained hidden Markov models for the separate words and phonemes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Speech_recognition (1658 words)

	Speech Recognition using C# (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Even though the idea of using speech as an input mechanism for an application is not new there are not a lot of applications that use speech as in input.
		Microsoft speech SDK is one of the many tools that enable a developer to add speech capability in to a applications.
		Speech recognition can be of two types based on the grammar that the recognition is based on.
	www.c-sharpcorner.com /Code/2004/May/SpeechRecognition.asp (709 words)

	Speech Recognition
		Both had significantly fewer correct recognitions for consonants than for vowels; in addition, errors of place were greater for both groups as compared to recognition errors associated with manner and voicing.
		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.
		The speech of the fourth participant was perceived at a higher level of accuracy by the SR system than it was by human listeners.
	aac.unl.edu /csl/recogniz.html (6495 words)

	Speech Recognition (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Speech Enhancer WINGZ model enables many persons to use speech recognition software whom otherwise could not do so because of their soft, even inaudible voice or unclear speech.
		Speech recognition software is designed for clear, consistent speech in a quiet setting - not unclear speech with noise in the background.
		Speech recognition systems have difficulty discriminating between desired speech and unwanted background noises even with the best conditions, but particularly so when the voice is soft.
	www.speechenhancer.com /speechrecognition.htm (921 words)

	Speech Recognition
		Speech can easily be captured in wave form, transmitted and reproduced by common equipment; this is how the telephone has worked for a century.
		Speech recognition is a processor hog; it can easily eat up the equivalent of a 300 Mhz Pentium II, leaving chump change for the rest of the application.
		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.
	www.gignews.com /fdlspeech1.htm (1755 words)

	Speech Recognition
		Severity of dysarthria for subjects with CP was established using the Assessment of Intelligibility of Dysarthric Speech.
		Standard of evaluation was either speech produced by someone other than the trainee, often the speech professional, but it could also be selected exemplars from the traineeís ëbest speechí.
		Coleman, C. and Meyers, L. Computer recognition of the speech of adults with cerebral palsy and dysarthria.
	aac.unl.edu /Speech_Recognition.html (6473 words)

	TMA Associates - Speech Recognition News and Conference
		Speech Strategy News is written by Bill Meisel, a well-known industry analyst with decades of experience in both the technology and business of speech technology.
		Speech recognition has achieved a high level of accuracy and is rapidly becoming a required part of the user interface in a number of fields.
		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).
	www.tmaa.com (1051 words)

	Speech Recognition.Net -- FOR SALE
		Speech recognition (in many contexts also known as 'automatic speech recognition', computer speech recognition or erroneously as Voice Recognition) is the process of converting a speech signal to a sequence of words, by means of an algorithm implemented as a computer program.
		Speech recognition applications that have emerged over the last years include voice dialing (e.g., Call home), call routing (e.g., I would like to make a collect call), simple data entry (e.g., entering a credit card number), and preparation of structured documents (e.g., a radiology report).
		Voice recognition or speaker recognition is a related process that attempts to identify the person speaking, as opposed to what is being said.
	www.speechrecognition.net /index.html (121 words)

	speech recognition for learning disabilities
		A person planning to use speech recognition must be aware he is required to go through an enrollment (training) session.
		There is no single determination if speech recognition will, or will not, be appropriate technology for someone with a learning disability.
		I have learned that there is a degree of motivation required if speech recognition to be used as a writing tool.
	www.abilityhub.com /speech/speech-ld.htm (368 words)

	Voice Recognition Software - (Speech Recognition) Free to download Software to command and control your computer using ...
		The speech that you and your computer exchange is scripted.
		Using speech to interact with your computer--both you speaking to your computer and your computer speaking back.
		Speech Recognition is a technology that allows the computer to identify and understand words spoken by a person using a microphone or telephone.
	www.e-speaking.com (662 words)

	COMP449: Speech Recognition
		In unvoiced speech the sound source is not a regular vibration but rather vibrations are caused by turbulent airflow due to a constriction in the vocal tract.
		The source, in voiced speech, is responsible for the pitch of the sound while the vocal tract filter is responsible for the location of the formants and the overal spectral shape.
		Speech recognition is the process of finding a linguistic interpretation of a spoken utterance; typically this means finding the sequence of words that were spoken but, as we'll see later, there is other linguistic information that we could recover, such as prosodic cues.
	www.ics.mq.edu.au /~cassidy/comp449/html/comp449.html (18413 words)

	How To Use Speech Recognition in Windows XP
		If you installed speech recognition with Microsoft Office XP, or if you purchased a new computer that has Office XP installed, you can use speech recognition in all Office programs as well as other programs for which it is enabled, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer.
		When you train the speech recognition engine, the speech recognizer uses the Voice Training Wizard to adapt to the sound of your voice, word pronunciation, accent, speaking manner, and even new or idiomatic words.
		Speech recognition is not designed for completely hands-free operation; you achieve the best results if you use a combination of your voice and the mouse or keyboard.
	support.microsoft.com /kb/306901 (1640 words)

	Apple - Mac OS X - Speech (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Apple’s Speech Recognition and Speech Synthesis Technologies now give speech-savvy applications the power to carry out your voice commands and even speak back to you in plain English.
		Speak Up Apple Speech Recognition lets your Macintosh understand what you say, giving you a new dimension for interacting with and controlling your computer by voice.
		Apple’s leadership in speech recognition technology makes it possible by bringing a whole new dimension to the user interface: speech.
	www.apple.com /macosx/features/speech (224 words)

	Job Accommodation Network (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Standard computer input devices are keyboards made for typists who use two hands and ten fingers; speech recognition software is made for computer users with a variety of limitations, including individuals with no hand or finger movement.
		Speech recognition technology has several components: noise-canceling input, a speech recognition engine, vocabularies, application interfaces, and rudimentary natural-language processing.
		There are two classes of speech recognition technology: speaker-dependent, where the user has to train the system to recognize the user's voice, and speaker independent.
	www.jan.wvu.edu /media/speechrec.html (1067 words)

	How to install and configure speech recognition in Windows XP
		Speech recognition is now available in all Office programs and other programs that it is enabled for such as Microsoft Internet Explorer.
		Speech recognition is now available in all Office programs and other programs where it is enabled such as Internet Explorer.
		To remove the speech recognition engine from your hard disk, follow the instructions in the program that it was installed with, or use the Add or Remove Programs utility in Control Panel.
	support.microsoft.com /kb/306537 (3649 words)

	Speech Recognition
		Speech recognition is the process of converting an acoustic signal, captured by a microphone or a telephone, to a set of words.
		Some systems require speaker enrollment---a user must provide samples of his or her speech before using them, whereas other systems are said to be speaker-independent, in that no enrollment is necessary.
		Speech recognition is a difficult problem, largely because of the many sources of variability associated with the signal.
	cslu.cse.ogi.edu /HLTsurvey/ch1node4.html (2392 words)

	Speech Recognition Resources, Articles, White Papers
		Our latest posting is an article called "What is Speech Recognition?" This article is a complete introduction to the technical aspects of speech recognition and includes a useful glossary.
		The speech industry estimates that 40-50% of total development and deployment time should be spent on the tuning process.
		This allows it to function well in high-volume speech recognition solutions, as the computing demand can be split across multiple machines (this is known as load balancing, since the workload is balanced across several computers).
	www.lumenvox.com /resources (1101 words)

	Sun Microsystems Laboratories: Speech Integration Group
		Speech technology is increasing in importance as a means for improving human-computer interfaces.
		Speech interfaces are being deployed in desktop environments and applications, in telephony call centers and in small personal computing devices.
		Sphinx-4 is a speaker independent, large vocabulary, continuous speech recognition system based on the Sphinx family of speech recognizers developed at Carnegie-Mellon University.
	research.sun.com /speech (299 words)

	Commercial Speech Recognition - II
		Speak2Write is a federally funded study exploring the use of speech recognition to improve writing skills among students with disabilities.
		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.
		Periphonics Speech Processing Platform (OSCAR) from Nortel Networks brings together Nortel's speech recognition engine, TTS engine, a voice verification service, and an applications framework for developers who want to build their own speech-enabled telephony services.
	www.speechstudio.com /commercial/speech.htm (5430 words)

	Speech Recognition Innovators
		Speech recognition, often called automatic speech recognition, is the process by which a computer recognizes what a person said.
		Speech recognition applications in telephony environments not only require increased processor load but are also mission critical and "down time" is not an option.
		Though the LumenVox Speech Engine is commonly run on a single machine, it can also be run in a distributed manner, with multiple clients and servers working together.
	www.lumenvox.com (724 words)

	Java Speech API Programmer's Guide: Speech Recognition
		The basic functional capabilities of speech recognizers, some of the uses of speech recognition and some of the limitations of speech recognizers are described in Section 2.2.
		A grammar is provided by an application to a speech recognizer to define the words that a user can say, and the patterns in which those words can be spoken.
		As recognition systems continue to improve the number of errors is steadily decreasing, but as with human speech recognition there will always be a chance of a misunderstanding.
	java.sun.com /products/java-media/speech/forDevelopers/jsapi-guide/Recognition.html (11944 words)

	Speech Recognition HOWTO
		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.
		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.
	www.faqs.org /docs/Linux-HOWTO/Speech-Recognition-HOWTO.html (3561 words)

	Speech Recognition - Typing Injury FAQ
		She has tried to make her site as useful as possible for people who are investigating speech recognition for whatever reason, including repetitive strain injury.
		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.
		By its nature, speech technology is an inter-disciplinary field and the newsgroup reflects this.
	www.tifaq.com /speech.html (1088 words)

	Hack Attack: Make your Mac's Speech Recognition work for you
		Speech Recognition has several built in commands that you can use from the get go.
		Speech recognition is fun to play with, but can quickly get annoying and tends to slow the computer down.
		Speech Toggle is a freeware program, so check it out if this sounds useful to you.
	lifehacker.com /software/speech-recognition/hack-attack-make-your-macs-speech-recognition-work-for-you-215764.php (2943 words)

	Course in Speech Recognition
		The purpose of this 5 p course is to give students with basic knowledge of speech technology a deeper understanding of techniques for speech recognition.
		The course is aimed at students with a basic knowledge of speech technology (the equivalent of a GSLT level 1 course in
		Exercises on speech recognition problems will be presented during the second lecture, Nov 7.
	www.speech.kth.se /~matsb/speech_rec_course_2003 (357 words)

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