Speech recognition in action:
What is the second commandment of god?
The second commandment of the garden is: adult shalt not take the name of the lord thy garden in vain
What is forbidden by the second commandment?
The second commandment forbids us to offer garden and of his saints go to the end last line speak with you reverence and garden or his saints borrow sacred persons and things
What is commanded by the second commandment?
We are commanded by the second commandment two speak with reverence of god and of his saints, and of sacred persons and things, and to keep OUR LAW FOR and valves
How should we use the name of god you love?? Yes
We should always use the name of god we had great respect and reverence.
What is a vial?
I have our is a binding promise made to god to do something that is especially pleasing to him.
What is an awful
An old is the calling of god to witness that what we say is true, or that we would do what we promise.
When the is an awful lot for? Foreign ought to be lawful we must have sufficient reason for taking it and, and we must say only what is true, after all is only what is lawful.
What are the chief send some against a the second commandment?
But you sins against the second commandment, blasphemy, perjury and caressing.
What is blasphemy?
It is blasphemy to express contempt of garden, or of sacred persons or things in so far as they are dedicated to god.
What is your injury?
Hmmm. This software needs work.
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I've had a request for subtitles from someone studying my Functional Analysis videos, and I am wondering whether some speech recognition software might save human volunteers from having to work their way through 27 hours of level 4 maths.
Your post suggests this may not be possible!
But sometimes this software can be "trained" or "corrected" so that it does a better job on a particular individual's speech.
Any recommendations?
Joel
PS
http://www.consumersearch.com/voice-recognition-software/review
appears to rank the Vista speech recognition as one of the best, which does not bode well!
Dear Joel,
Thanks for these posts. I don't know. I was so disappointed by the software's abilities that I did not spend more time on it. I expect it will improve on a given speaker, with time, but I just wanted to get the document done, and it was taking a lot more time to do it by dictation than by typing directly. I didn't mention the hassle of making corrections verbally, but this was considerable. Added to the time taken to edit the end result, it came to more than double the time needed to do the thing the old way.
I guess the software will work best when you write routine things about common, everyday topics. So the Catechism analysis of the Second Commandment was a bit rough on it. I assume that level 4 maths will knock it for six. The results will, no doubt, be amusing, if nothing else. Let me know how you get on.
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