LOGOS - A real time hardware continuous speech recognition system

Peckham, Jeremy; Green, J.; Canning, James; Stephens, Paulo Roberto Soares

doi:10.1109/icassp.1982.1171862

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“…Work on automatic input of spoken language to a computer, generally called.' speech recognition', has met with limited success, in that at present speech recognition systems can deal with only a very limited vocabulary, and have only recently begun to deal with connected speech (Doddington & Shalk, 1981;Bridle, Brown & Chamberlain, 1983;Peckham, Green, Canning & Stephens, 1983;Wilson, 1983). The speech generation process (generally called 'speech synthesis') is, however, much more successful, and systems which construct answers to queries (e.g.…”

Section: Computational Linguisticsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Computers in English language research

Leech

Beale

1984

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This article has two limitations not mentioned in the title. First, it deals with modern English, thus ignoring a considerable body of computational research on texts of an earlier period. Second, it concentrates on research, a major purpose of which is to provide better descriptive information on the English language, giving less attention to computational linguistic research which uses English language data or input for other purposes.

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Section: Computational Linguisticsmentioning

confidence: 99%