[asterisk-users] Ideas on how to convert spoken name to text (orwav to text)..speech recognition software?

Alfred Monticello ajmcello at yahoo.com
Fri Jan 30 21:52:15 CST 2009


I wouldn't have a database to compare names to, each one would essentially be unique and unknown. It's sounding like this idea may be not possible...What high end options are available? I read about lumenvox, but I believe that compares to a known list of names (such as a directory, or Yes No, Digits, etc)....

Hum...





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From: Don Kelly <dk at donkelly.biz>
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Ideas on how to convert spoken name to text (orwav to text)..speech recognition software?

 
There are solutions ranging from free to
many thousands of dollars, with effectiveness ranging from nearly worthless to
almost pretty good.
 
A lot depends on your application. 
 
The most successful application would
match an utterance from a known speaker to a known list of a couple dozen
names. For example, if I say “Alfred Monticello,” the application
can easily distinguish this from other list entries such as “Don Kelly”
and “Robert Smith.”
 
The least successful would attempt to
convert an utterance from an unknown speaker to text (which is what your
inquiry implies). Even if it clearly “understands” the speaker, the
result could easily be “Alphret Mahntichelo.”
  --Don

Don Kelly
PCF Corp
People Come First

651 842-1000
888 Don Kell(y)
651 842-1001 fax

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I'm interested in taking a persons spoken recorded name (First, Last) and
converting the two spoken words to text. Is there any solutions out there that
would make this possible?


      
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