This book is a practical how-to, step-by-step guide to developing applications for speaker-independent and speaker-dependent speech recognition and speaker verification over dial-up normal telephone networks. This book discusses off the-shelf hardware and software you can buy to quickly get your favorite application running or to add voice recognition to your present voice processing applications. This book contains software you can use, applications you can create, and references where to go for more.
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This reference guide on speech recognition is actually pretty incomplete, and poorly written !!! Not recommended.
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Speech Recognition is the process of automatically identifying spoken words. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
speech recognition resource, state machine programming model, going onhook, loop current drops, update next state, void catcher, initial collect, dev desc, average recognition error rate, speech recognition boards, int return code, continuous digit recognition, caller for confirmation, channel descriptor, discrete recognizers, only valid event, chan state, recognition channels, alphanumeric recognition, main processing loop, rejection error rate, touchtone input, collected digits, speech recognition vocabulary, digit vocabulary Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Program Text, American Express, Function Code, Initialization Main, Configuration Example, Dual Tone Multi Frequency, General Defines, Maximum Silence Timeout, Resource Sharing Configuration, Speech Buffer New!
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Speech Recognition is the process of automatically identifying spoken words. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
speech recognition resource, state machine programming model, going onhook, loop current drops, update next state, void catcher, initial collect, dev desc, average recognition error rate, speech recognition boards, int return code, continuous digit recognition, caller for confirmation, channel descriptor, discrete recognizers, only valid event, chan state, recognition channels, alphanumeric recognition, main processing loop, rejection error rate, touchtone input, collected digits, speech recognition vocabulary, digit vocabulary Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Program Text, American Express, Function Code, Initialization Main, Configuration Example, Dual Tone Multi Frequency, General Defines, Maximum Silence Timeout, Resource Sharing Configuration, Speech Buffer New!
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