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    Speech recognition is the process of converting spoken words to text. It works by using algorithms and language modeling to match sounds to word sequences. There are two main types: speaker-dependent recognition requires training a system to one person's voice, while speaker-independent systems can recognize various voices without training. The recognition process involves digitizing the audio, breaking it into phonemes, and statistically modeling and matching the phonemes to words. Advantages include helping those with disabilities and potentially reducing costs, while disadvantages include remaining imperfect and difficulties filtering background noise. Future research aims to advance the technology toward true speech understanding.

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    Speech recognition is the process of converting spoken words to text. It works by using algorithms and language modeling to match sounds to word sequences. There are two main types: speaker-dependent recognition requires training a system to one person's voice, while speaker-independent systems can recognize various voices without training. The recognition process involves digitizing the audio, breaking it into phonemes, and statistically modeling and matching the phonemes to words. Advantages include helping those with disabilities and potentially reducing costs, while disadvantages include remaining imperfect and difficulties filtering background noise. Future research aims to advance the technology toward true speech understanding.

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    Speech recognition is the process of converting spoken words to text. It works by using algorithms and language modeling to match sounds to word sequences. There are two main types: speaker-dependent recognition requires training a system to one person's voice, while speaker-independent systems can recognize various voices without training. The recognition process involves digitizing the audio, breaking it into phonemes, and statistically modeling and matching the phonemes to words. Advantages include helping those with disabilities and potentially reducing costs, while disadvantages include remaining imperfect and difficulties filtering background noise. Future research aims to advance the technology toward true speech understanding.

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    Speech Recognition PPT F

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    Speech recognition is the process of converting spoken words to text. It works by using algorithms and language modeling to match sounds to word sequences. There are two main types: speaker-dependent recognition requires training a system to one person's voice, while speaker-independent systems can recognize various voices without training. The recognition process involves digitizing the audio, breaking it into phonemes, and statistically modeling and matching the phonemes to words. Advantages include helping those with disabilities and potentially reducing costs, while disadvantages include remaining imperfect and difficulties filtering background noise. Future research aims to advance the technology toward true speech understanding.

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    SPEECH RECOGNITION

    Presented by:
    Rakesh C N
    IIIrd Sem MCA
    Contents
    Introduction
    Meaning of Speech Recognition
    Working of Speech Recognition
    Speech Recognition Flowchart
    Recognition process Flow Summary
    Advantages
    Disadvantages
    The Future of Speech Recognition
    Conclusion
    Introduction
    The process of converting an acoustic signal, captured by
    a microphone or a telephone, to set of words.
    They can also serve as the input to further linguistic
    processing in order to achieve speech understanding.
    What is Speech Recognition
     It means talking to a computer, having it recognize
    whatever we're saying.
     The interdisciplinary subfield of computational
    linguistics that develops methodologies and
    technologies.
     It enables the recognition and translation of spoken
    language into text by computers.
    How Does it Works?
    It converts PCM (pulse code modulation) digital audio from a
    sound card into recognized speech.
    It basically uses algorithms through language modeling.
    It involves relationship between linguistic units of speech and
    audio signals,
     Language modeling matches sounds with word sequences
    to help differentiate between words that sound similar.
    Types Of Speech Recognition

    1)Speaker-Dependent
    2)Speaker-Independent
    1) Speaker-Dependent:-
     This works by learning the unique characteristics of a
    single person's voice.
     New users must first "train" the software by speaking to it.
     the computer can analyze how the person talks.
     Users have to read a few pages of text to the computer
    before they can use the speech recognition software.
    2) Speaker-Independent:-
     It is the only real option for applications such as interactive
    voice response systems .
     It is generally less accurate than speaker-dependent software.
     Speech recognition engines that are speaker independent
    generally deal with this fact by limiting the grammars they
    use.
    Recognition Process Flow
    Summary
     Step 1:User Input
    The system catches user's voice in the form of analog
    acoustic signal.
     Step 2 Digitization
    Digitize the analog acoustic signal.
     Step 3:Phonetic Breakdown
    Breaking signals into phonemes
    Recognition Process Flow
    Summary
    Step 4:Statistical Modeling
    Mapping phonemes to their phonetic representation using
    statistics model.
    Step 5:Matching
    According to grammar phonetic representation and Dictionary,
    the system returns an n-best list
    Grammar- the union words or phrases to constraint the range of
    input or output in the voice application.
    ADVANTAGES
     People with disabilities.
     Lower operational Costs.
     Advances in technology will allow to implement speech
    recognition systems at a relatively low cost.
     Users can trade stocks through a voice-activated trading
    system.
     Speech recognition technology can also replace touch-
    tone.
    DISADVANTAGES
    Difficult to build a perfect system.
    Conversations
    •Every human being has differences such as their voice,
    mouth, and speaking style.
    Filtering background noise is a task that can even be difficult
    for humans to accomplish.
    The Future Of Speech Recognition
    DARPA has three teams of researchers working on Global
    Autonomous Language Exploitation (GALE).
    A program that will take in streams of information from
    foreign news broadcasts and newspapers and translate them.
     "DARPA is also funding an R&D effort called TRANSTAC.
    Conclusion
     At some point in the future, speech recognition may become
    speech understanding.
     The statistical models that allow computers to decide what a
    person just said may someday allow them to grasp the meaning
    behind the words.
     Although it is a huge leap in terms of computational power and
    software sophistication.
     Some researchers argue that speech recognition development
    offers the most direct line from the computers of today to true
    artificial intelligence.

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