Talk: Speech recognition

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The phonemes identification is produced when the sound of speech arrives at the computer as analogue wave forms. At the end of the process, these phonemes make up words, which recognise the inputs either they are continuous or discretes. To gather every single word is necessary a hard and long work, which goes on in training samples (known as corpora). There are also some problems when trying this. First of all, the recognition of the kind of speech, depending on a deliberated speech or a continuous one; besides, the difficulty to identify any speaker with the trouble individual speech brings. The pollution in the system produced by outer noises is also another problem. And at the end, to overcome the Grammar mistakes caused by differences in accents, dialects and spoken languages.

Charles Matthews 09:20, 6 May 2004 (UTC)