May 2012
Beginner to intermediate
640 pages
21h 52m
English
John F. Pitrelli and Burn L. Lewis
Many early speech and natural language processing (NLP) applications were based on single processing engines, such as a speech-to-text (STT, a.k.a. speech recognition) engine for dictation or a translation engine for text translation. However, many engines are now attaining accuracy sufficient to enable combining them to serve more complex tasks than were possible before, despite the compounding of errors inherent in such a combination. Example applications in the text domain include semantic search, enterprise reporting and other business intelligence, question answering, medical-abstract mining, and crosslingual search. Examples of ...
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