Titlebook: Executive Guide to Speech-Driven Computer Systems; Malcolm McPherson Textbook 1995 Springer-Verlag London 1995 DOS.Information Technology

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-25770-8In this chapter we are going to describe some of the more scientific aspects of speech recognition. These topics describe a broader aspect than just the products that are selling now. These subjects have been presented in a manner that, I hope, can be understood by the non-technical reader. The topics are as follows:

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Unterschenkel und Sprunggelenk,In this chapter I am going to try to draw some conclusions from the wealth of data presented.

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Case Studies,In this chapter I am going to describe interviews I have conducted with five different users of speech recognition software. Each of these users was using a different speech product, and they had vastly different circumstances. The case studies are as follows:

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Research and Development in Speech,In this chapter we are going to describe some of the more scientific aspects of speech recognition. These topics describe a broader aspect than just the products that are selling now. These subjects have been presented in a manner that, I hope, can be understood by the non-technical reader. The topics are as follows:

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Environmental Changes,In this chapter we are going to describe some of the environmental aspects that we may expect from the introduction of speech recognition into the workplace. These topics are as follows:

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Conclusions,In this chapter I am going to try to draw some conclusions from the wealth of data presented.

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