Method of supporting the proof-reading of speech-recognized text with a replay speed adapted to the recognition reliability
AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorAndreas Kellner
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AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorAndreas Kellner
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The invention relates to a method of supporting the proof-reading of a text (2, 30) obtained in particular by speech recognition from a speech signal (1), of which at least one text component (B1 to B5) has a reliability level (3) for its correctness, which method comprises a control of the progression of the replay speed (12, 13) of the part of the speech signal (1) belonging to the text component (B1 to B5) as a function of the reliability level (3) of the text component (B1 to B5). Faster replay of the reliable passages of a speech signal (1) shortens the working time required for proof-reading, while the slow replay of the unreliable passages raises the attention of the proof-reading user. An acoustic and/or visual (32) marking of the passage as a function of its reliability (3) is advantageous. The method according to the invention is particularly suitable for implementation within a speech recognition system.
A computer-implemented method for supporting proof-reading of a text obtained by speech recognition of a speech signal, said method comprising:
A method of supporting the proof-reading of a text obtained by speech recognition of a speech signal, of which at least one text component has a reliability level for the correctness of its speech recognition, wherein the method comprises the steps of:
A device for supporting the proof-reading of a text obtained by speech recognition of a speech signal, of which at least one text component has a reliability level for the correctness of its speech recognition, wherein the device is designed to control the progression of the replay speed of the part of the speech signal (1) belonging to the text component as a function of the reliability level of the text component, wherein the progressions of the replay speeds of temporally adjacent parts of the speech signal are adjusted to each other to allow a smooth transition from one component replay speed to another component replay speed.
A speech recognition system with a device for supporting proof-reading that is continuous throughout a text obtained by speech recognition of a speech signal, said text being divided into text components having respective reliability levels for the correctness of their speech recognition, wherein the device is designed to control, during the continuous proof-reading, progression of replay speed of the speech signal as a function of the reliability level of the text component adjusted to allow a smooth transition from one component replay speed to another component replay speed.
A computer-implemented method of supporting proof-reading that is continuous throughout a text obtained by transcription into written form of a speech signal and divided into respective text components having respective reliability levels for their correctness, respective parts of the speech signal belonging to the text components being known, wherein said method includes:
A computer-implemented method for supporting proof-reading of a text obtained by transcription into written form of a speech signal, comprising:
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