Question for Duncan Campbell re: Word-Spotting Capabilities
Dave Bird
dave at xemu.demon.co.uk
Tue, 3 Aug 1999 19:37:56 +0100
In article <199908031031.LAA02861@odin.mimir.com>, Pete Bentley
<pete@sorted.org> writes
>>Word
>>spotting is not available, but as computational power increases, topic
>>spotting by running continuous speech recognition engines on a per-channel
>>basis will become affordable, at first for high value targets
>
>Seems to me that topic spotting is a more useful goal anyway. Even if
>you have 100% accuracy in word spotting, you will generate too many
>false positive hits when that word appears out of context (eg "Boy did
>the Yankees bomb tonight").
Topic spotting where the transcription is so bad it introduced
a 70-80% error rate in the words? Do tell how........
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