Speech-to-text transcription in support of pervasive computing

Authors:
Jarrah Sladek;Andrew Zschorn;Ahmad Hashemi-Sakhtsari
Affiliations:
Human Systems Integration Group, Command and Control Division, Defence Science Technology Organisation, Adelaide, South Australia;Human Systems Integration Group, Command and Control Division, Defence Science Technology Organisation, Adelaide, South Australia;Human Systems Integration Group, Command and Control Division, Defence Science Technology Organisation, Adelaide, South Australia
Venue:
CRPIT '02 Proceedings of the 2002 conference on Pervasive computing - Volume 25
Year:
2004

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Abstract

Speech recognition technology can help transcribe discussions, interviews, meetings, and conversations.This paper describes a concept demonstrator of an automatic speech-to-text transcriber that uses speech recognition. It is defined in terms of motivation for the product, how users operate it, and its similarities and differences with other work being carried out in other research and commercial bodies.