Continuous speech recognition

[john meeks]

hi Jeff,

I am disabled and I co-founded a company in Nashville called the technology
access center of middle Tennessee we helped people with disabilities
providing information about assistive technology. to answer your question
there are a few options for the windows platform like kerzwell or dragon
dictate or in xp there is built in. for Linux I have no clue what's out
there.

John Meeks
Kappa Tau Chapter of Longview Community College
Phi Theta Kappa Interntional Honor Society
Honorary Member 2003
The World's Greatest Future Audio Engineer
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "jeffslists" <jeffslists at nexus99.net>
To: <kclug at kclug.org>
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 12:42 AM
Subject: Continuous speech recognition

> Is anyone here working with any applications or tools which use
> continuous speech recognition, e.g. voice dictation software?  I would
> like to mess around with some applications or tools which can achieve
> 90% or better accuracy.  So far in my search I have not found anything
> which can achieve this accuracy.  It seems M$ is at least two years
> ahead in this area.
> With M$ dictation software I can get 98% accuracy.
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> My eventual goal is to develop a voice controlled jukebox system with
> linux.  Reluctantly I may have to use vmware and xp for the continuous
> speech recognition (csr) part until csr tools are more mature.
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> Is anyone else here interested in working on a project like this?  Mail
> me at "jeff at nexus99.net"
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