Speech Recognition: Theory, Applications, and Challenges |
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Speech is the most basic, common and efficient form of
communication method for people to interact with each other.
People are comfortable with speech therefore persons would
also like to interact with computers via speech, rather than
using primitive interfaces such as keyboards and pointing
devices. This can be accomplished by developing an Automatic
Speech Recognition (ASR) system which allows a computer to
identify the words that a person speaks into a microphone or
telephone and convert it into written text. As a result it has the
potential of being an important mode of interaction between
human and computers. Although any task that involves
interfacing with a computer can potentially use ASR. The ASR
system would support many valuable applications like
dictation, command and control, embedded applications,
telephone directory assistance, spoken database querying,
medical applications, office dictation devices, and automatic
voice translation into foreign languages.
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