May 2013
Beginner
696 pages
47h 10m
English
Speech-based interfaces make computers easier to use for people with disabilities (and others). Speech synthesizers, or text-to-speech (TTS) systems, read text out loud and are an ideal method for communicating information to sight-impaired individuals. Speech recognizers, or speech-to-text (STT) systems, transform human speech (input through a microphone) into text and are a good way to gather input or commands from users who have difficulty with keyboards and mice. .NET provides powerful tools for working with speech synthesis and recognition. The program shown in Figs. 28.15–28.16 provides explanations of the various kinds of programming tips found in this book using an STT system (and the mouse) ...
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