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US 2006/0080097 A1Published application
Voice acknowledgement independent of a speaker while dialling by name
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorGerhard Hoffmann
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Abstract
An initial voice input is associated with a recognition input in the framework of voice recognition and the recording of the voice input is stored in a memory in association with the recognition input in such a way that the voice input is emitted in the form of an audio response during further acknowledgement processes.
Claims16
1-11. (canceled)
A method for speaker-independent speech recognition, comprising:
- inputting a first voice signal;
- recognizing the first voice signal and assigning a recognition entry thereto;
- storing the first voice signal in a memory as a recorded voice signal assigned to the recognition entry;
- inputting a second voice signal;
- recognizing the second voice signal and assigning the recognition entry thereto;
- and
- outputting the recorded voice signal stored in the memory as being assigned to the recognition entry.
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A device, comprising:
- an input unit inputting first and second voice signals at different times;
- a voice recognition unit recognizing the first voice signal and assigning a recognition entry thereto upon receipt of the first voice signal;
- a storage unit storing the first voice signal in memory as a recorded voice signal assigned to the recognition entry, said voice recognition unit subsequently recognizing the second voice signal and assigning the recognition entry thereto;
- and
- an output unit outputting the recorded voice signal stored in memory as being assigned to the recognition entry.
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A computer readable medium storing instructions that when executed control a data processing system to perform a method comprising:
- inputting a first voice signal;
- recognizing the first voice signal and assigning a recognition entry thereto;
- storing the first voice signal in memory as a recorded voice signal assigned to the recognition entry;
- inputting a second voice signal;
- recognizing the second voice signal and assigning the recognition entry thereto;
- and
- outputting the recorded voice signal stored in memory as being assigned to the recognition entry.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.