VIS(Voice Input System) A hardware software that enables a computer to recognize the human voice. A hardware=software combination that can convert to spoken words into digital data is know as Voice-Input System. If you stop to think about the complex work that humans do in interpreting speech, you can appreciate the challenge of designing technology to do the same thing. Two people may pronounce the same word differently because of accents, personal styles of speech, and the unique quality of each person's voice. Researchers have tried a number of tricks to overcome the obstacles for which humans naturally compensate.
Many voice-input systems are designed to screen our background noises and no accept training from users, who repeat words until the system recognizes the patterns in their voices. some voice-input type systems can recognize only limited number of isolated words, while others attempt to recognize whole sentences composed of continuous speech. This later type s commonly referred to a s a continuous speech recognition system.
Continuous recognition products have dramatically increased in quality and dropped in price in recent years. You can pay less than $200 for a system that can recognize over 250,000 words. Today's principal application for continuous speech recognition is dictation.
Many voice-input systems are designed to screen our background noises and no accept training from users, who repeat words until the system recognizes the patterns in their voices. some voice-input type systems can recognize only limited number of isolated words, while others attempt to recognize whole sentences composed of continuous speech. This later type s commonly referred to a s a continuous speech recognition system.
Continuous recognition products have dramatically increased in quality and dropped in price in recent years. You can pay less than $200 for a system that can recognize over 250,000 words. Today's principal application for continuous speech recognition is dictation.
