Richard Sprague WebLog

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February, 2005

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    SpeechTek

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    I went to SpeechTek in San Francisco t his week, but only for a day. Last year, SpeechTek was a humongous event for Microsoft, featuring Bill Gates as one of the keynote speakers and a big booth as we launched the new Microsoft Speech Server . This...
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    Use Encarta for free

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    Normally, a subscription to Encarta costs $5/month (or $30/year), but a new arrangement with MSN Search lets you use it two hours for free when you search on MSN at http://search.msn.com. Try doing a search on Speech Recognition . Okay, nothing special...
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    Trying speech recognition, then giving up

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    Lee is a pretty typical new speech user: In a fit of wanting to type faster, I looked into the latest version of Dragon NaturallySpeaking. After 30 mintues of googling, I've decided that speech recognition is still not ready for prime time. :- He...
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    Another Speech blogger

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    Watch out! Robert Brown is another of our speech PMs who has a blog . Robert works on the Speech API, both the classic unmanaged one (SAPI) and the unmanaged System.Speech that we're doing for Longhorn. There's a lot to say about both of these, and...
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    Detecting when someone is really listening to you

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    Hussein sent me a link to an interesting article by David Pescovitz at TheFeature.com: " Are You Listening to Me? " Computer scientists at the Palo Alto Research Center, a subsidiary of Xerox Corporation, are developing software systems that analyze...
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    Speech in Avalon CTP

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    Scott Weinstein is wondering about speech recognition support in Avalon. We read your blog, Scott, as well as blogs from numerous other speech-interested people. (and I'm always interested in hearing from more people!) Tell us more about what you...
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    Dictomail is not a computer

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    Mystery solved! I'm now convinced that Dictomail is a human and not some great new telephony-based dictation system: Here's the text I just entered (enunciated quickly, but clearly): Guido, It s me, Feliciano. I stuffed the body in the trunk of a maroon...
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