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Technical Session - PLEN2 |
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| Session PLEN2: | Plenary Session II (Lecture) |
| Time and Place: | Thursday, May 14, 8:30 am - 9:20 am, Room 4B |
| 8:30 am | PLEN2.1 Speech Recognition: Are We Having Fun Yet? R. Schwartz (BBN Technologies, GTE-Internetworking, USA); Automatic speech recognition has progressed dramatically over the last decade. There are now, finally, several applications that are widely used. But speech recognition still has a long way to go before it can be judged fully functional. This plenary talk will describe the state of the art and give some examples of fielded applications. Most of the talk will be devoted to how we might progress from now on. In particular, we will discuss possible sources for improvement in speech recognition accuracy. In addition, it will discuss the use of speech recognition in applications that require some degree of understanding, and predict what is needed for those applications to become pervasive.
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