Method and apparatus for continuous spelling speech recognition with early identification
AssigneeSpeechWorks International, Inc.
InventorsJohn N. Nguyen, Matthew T. Marx
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AssigneeSpeechWorks International, Inc.
InventorsJohn N. Nguyen, Matthew T. Marx
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A speech recognition system capable of recognizing a word or a plurality of words based on a continuous spelling of the word(s) by a user. The system includes a speech recognition engine with a decoder running in forward mode such that the recognition engine continuously outputs an updated string of hypothesized letters based on the letters uttered by the user. The system further includes a spelling engine for comparing each string of hypothesized letters to a vocabulary list of words. The spelling engine returns a best match for the string of hypothesized letters. The system may also include an early identification unit for presenting the user with the best matching word(s) possibly before the user has completed spelling the desired word(s).
A speech recognition system for recognizing a word based on a continuous spoken spelling of the word before the word has been completely spoken and as each uttered letter of the spelling is received, the system comprising:
A method for recognizing a desired word based on a continuous spoken spelling of that word by a user before the word has been completely spoken and as each uttered letter of the spelling is received, the method comprising the steps of:
A computer-implemented method for automatically recognizing a word based on an electronic speech signal that represents a continuous spoken spelling of the word before the word has been completely spoken and as each uttered letter of the word is received, the method comprising the steps of:
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